Problem: Article: The "crown" of the hat is the part that start getting smaller as it reaches the end of the beanie. To make the rows shorter, you have to "decrease" how many stitches are in each row. To do this, knitters use a K2tog. This means that you knit 2 stitches together into a single stitch, decreasing the amount of stitches in that row. Instead of slipping your needle into the first stitch, start with the second stitch. Slide your needle through both loops, treating them as a single knit stitch. Wrap the yarn around and complete the knit stitch as usual. You've now decreased the number of stitches in that row by 1. This will create a dramatic decrease in the size of your hat's "tube," and is better for longer, slouchier hats than fitted hats. When you reach the stitch marker, transfer it and move on to your next row's pattern. You don't want to decrease too sharply all at once, or your hat will end too abruptly. To create a gentler slope, you want to alternate your decreasing rows with knit rows. K2tog on odd-numbered rows and knit around on even-numbered rows. When you've completed your fifth row, you're almost finished with your hat! Because of your decreases, you should only have 10 stitches left on your needles when you finish the fifth row of your beanie's crown.
Summary: Understand how to K2tog. K2tog for an entire row. Knit all the way around your crown's second row. Repeat this pattern for 3 more rows.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The protection program is only open to certain dairy producers in the United States. To be eligible, you must meet the following criteria: You produce and market milk from cows that are in the U.S. You can provide proof of milk production when you register. You aren't enrolled in the Risk Management Agency's Livestock Gross Margin for Dairy Program. FSA provides catastrophic coverage, which doesn't cost you anything apart from a basic $100 annual administrative fee. However, you can also choose different levels of buy-up coverage. You can use a web tool at http://www.fsa.usda.gov/FSA/pages/content/farmBill/fb_MPPDTool.jsp to decide the level of coverage you want. Enrollment is limited to certain times of the year. For example, to get coverage for 2017, you must enroll between July 1, 2016 and December 16, 2016. If you miss this deadline, then contact your local FSA to ask when the next enrollment period will be. You can apply by getting the appropriate forms from your local FSA. You will need to complete and submit the following: CCC-781, "Production History Establishment" CCC-782, "Contract and Annual Coverage Election"

SUMMARY: Check if you are eligible. Choose your level of coverage. Find out the registration period. Apply for the program.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before walking right up like a bundle of nerves, take a moment to collect yourself. Breathe slow and deep to the count of ten to help yourself relax. Remind yourself of your best qualities and make those the ones you display to your crush. What's the worst that could happen? If you don't talk to him or her, you'll regret it, and that first spark could just be the start of something fantastic. Which of your characteristics are you most proud of? Can you get along with anyone? Are you athletic? Do you have a good sense of humor? Keep these traits in mind when working up your nerve to talk to your crush, and give them the chance to get to know the good things about you. It's possible that you feel intimidated by your crush if they're extremely attractive or popular, but for all you know they may feel the same way about you. Seeing your crush surrounded by his or her friends might make you even more nervous. Try to find a time when they're alone and nearby when you can start a conversation without having to worry about being interrupted or met with other judging eyes. Look for your crush between classes or another time when they're less likely to be with a big group. Create a scenario that will give you an opportunity to make the introduction. If your crush drops something you might return it to them, for instance, or if you see him or her talking to a mutual friend you could use the connection as an icebreaker. Taking advantage of little openings will keep you from appearing desperate or having to walk up and start talking out of the blue. Be enthusiastic, but keep your cool. Don't let yourself appear overly excited. If you have a class with your crush, ask them to clarify the details of a homework assignment as way of opening communication. Chances are, that anxious feeling you get before talking to your crush is never going to disappear entirely, so at some point you'll have to just take a deep breath and go for it. Seize your opening when it presents itself. Start by introducing yourself if you haven't met, or by asking a question to get them engaged if you're already acquainted. Getting the conversation started is usually the scariest part, so once that's out of the way you can carry on the interaction at ease. Boldness often pays off. You won't know if the person you have a crush on is also interested in you unless you talk to them. Make peace with the idea of rejection. Your crush will probably be happy to talk to you once you get the ball rolling, but in the event that things don't go as you hoped, just shrug it off. It's always better to try and strike out than live with never knowing with what might have happened.
Summary: Give yourself a pep talk. Wait until the right time. Act natural. Just do it.

Preheat the oven to 160C. Add the vanilla. Cream together until light and fluffy. Add one at a time and beat in well each time. Add 1 teaspoon of strawberry jam into the center of the batter. Bake for 15 to 20 minutes. Be aware the jam is very hot; only serve the cupcakes once the cupcakes have cooled.
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One-sentence summary -- Place the cupcake cases into a muffin pan. Place the butter and sugar into the mixing bowl. Fold in the eggs. Fold the sifted flour into the batter. Pour 1 tablespoon of the batter into each cupcake case. Add another tablespoon of cupcake butter over the top of the jam. Place the pan into the oven. Remove from the oven and allow to cool before adding a topping.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Lay every item you want to put into your bag across a flat surface. Then, from left to right, lay out your items from lightest to heaviest. Double check you have everything at this stage, because if you pack it all and forget something you may have to unpack everything again. Shoes offer lots of protection for items that can fit inside them. Store pairs of socks, underwear, or even rolled up shirts inside of shoes to keep them safe and to save space elsewhere. Put all spare shoes, sleeping bags, and general accessories that you won't access frequently at the bottom of the bag. Putting all the light clothing at the bottom of the bag means that they will be able to squish down once you put heavier clothing on top of them. If you are camping this is where you should store all essential supplies such as pots, pans, stoves, and camping gear as well as any precious electronics that you can't do without. You will be accessing this area of the bag at least once a day. By placing all these items in the middle of the bag, they are receiving the maximum amount of cushioning by the clothing at the bottom and the clothing that will be on top. You will be accessing the top of the bag frequently, so put anything here that you'll need on a daily basis. This could be hats, jackets, umbrellas, or extra layers depending on the situation. By putting these items at the top of the bag, you'll be able to protect yourself from the elements as soon as possible.
Summary:
Sort all your items by weight. Store as much as you can within the soles of shoes. Store all light items at the bottom of the bag. Put all heavy items like camping essentials in the center of the bag. Place all medium weight items at the top of the bag.