Problem: Article: Block the rear wheels with something heavy (like bricks or lumber which is small enough to jam under the wheels) to prevent the car from rolling or sliding while it's jacked up. Apply the emergency or parking brake to hold the rear wheels fast. (The vehicle's "PARK" gear will only hold one of the drive wheels, if you have a front-wheel drive car then it will hold only one of your front wheels and if you have a rear-wheel drive car then it will hold only one of your back wheels). If you skip this step, loosening the lugs may be very annoying, if not impossible. It is also somewhat dangerous to loosen lug nuts after a car has been jacked up. Caution: a floor jack's wheels need to be able to roll and the jack needs to travel a little and so it must not embed (sink) into a soft floor or surface. Never work without jackstands that are on solid flat surface like stepping-stones or wide scraps of strong wood to keep the jackstands from sinking, leaning or tilting and falling, etc. Position the jackstands under a solid part of the car the frame or subframe. You can easily damage the underside of the car, or even break something. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/d\/d6\/Replace-Disc-Brakes-Step-6.jpg\/v4-460px-Replace-Disc-Brakes-Step-6.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/d\/d6\/Replace-Disc-Brakes-Step-6.jpg\/aid15285-v4-728px-Replace-Disc-Brakes-Step-6.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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Summary: Park the car in a clean, solid, well-lit place. Loosen the lug nuts before jacking the car up (do not remove lug nuts yet). Jack the car up with a sturdy jack on a solid surface (such as a floor jack if you have concrete to work on) and lower it very slowly and carefully onto jackstands. Finish removing the wheels, and lay the wheels under the car, just to the rear of the jackstands.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Well cut hair allows you to present a confident image. Plan on cutting your hair every four weeks to retain a healthy look. Even if you are trying to grow out your hair, cutting the tips will prevent split ends and promote a healthy growth. Don't be a stranger to your barber or stylist. While you are there, schedule your next appointment to ensure your hair stays well groomed. People with straight hair may choose to wash their hair daily while others with very curly hair may need to do so less frequently. There is some debate on how daily washing can dry out hair and strip the scalp of important nutrients. When you do shampoo, lather the product on your scalp and don't worry about the rest. For curly hair that becomes very dry, consider conditioning your hair more frequently than shampooing. Use conditioner for your mid length hair and tips. These parts of hair are more vulnerable to becoming dried out. Shorter nails look neater. Men should always have trimmed nails. If you have longer nails, keep them in good condition. Never hesitate if you want to take your nails to the nail salon. Do not bite your nails. This doesn't make your hands look well groomed. Always use clippers or take them to a nail stylist. Double check your look in a mirror before leaving the house. Mirrors can help you catch easy to miss blemishes that could ruin your look like: Red patches on your face Wrinkled clothing Untidy hair Weak collars Faded clothing

SUMMARY: Keep hair cut and styled. Wash hair when needed. Trim your nails. Use a mirror.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Give your friend a genuine smile. Girls: Close your eyes and think about how much you love your friend when hugging. Press as much as you feel without squishing your friend. Do not clap the person you're hugging on the shoulders. Some girls think you don't like them if you do it that way. Guys: Embrace strongly, and clap each other on the top of your backs. If you're having an emotional moment, hold the hug for a brief moment and do not clap each other's backs.
Summary: Go up to your friend. Embrace your friend.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Swirl the pan to coat the surface. Use medium heat. If using a non-stick pan, be careful not to use heat on a setting past medium. Allowing a non-stick pan to get too hot can damage the non-stick coating. Spread the batter around the pan in a circular motion until it forms a pancake shape. Drizzle one tablespoon of oil over the top of the pancake and around the edges. Keep the heat on medium. The best time to do this is once the underside has turned golden brown. You can also close the pan with a lid to make the adai cook faster. Remove from heat and serve. You can garnish it with cilantro leaves or jaggery. Jaggery is a form of sugar derived from palm trees. Coconut avial also works as a garnish. This is a vegetable stew made from coconut milk. For instance, by eliminating the yellow lentils, you can make adai in the Tamil style. Or, if you want a less carbohydrate-heavy form of adai, you can substitute quinoa for the rice.
Summary:
Heat a teaspoon of cooking oil in a frying pan. Pour a ladle of batter in the frying pan. Flip the pancake. Cook the adai until the other side turns golden brown. Experiment with different varieties of adai.