In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This can be gold, copper, or silver wire. Measure the wire using a ruler, or do a rough estimate and cut roughly 3 inches (7.6cm) without measuring. If in doubt, make the piece of wire longer as opposed to shorteryou can always trim off the ends if necessary. The thickness and exact color of the wire is entirely up to you, but thinner wire is best as it allows you to easily manipulate it. Look for artistic wire at a craft or hardware store that comes in a small spool, as these are most often used for making jewelry. Flatten out the wire after it's cut. Straightening it out will make the wire easier to work with. How many dents you create is up to youspace them out evenly or make the dents super close together so the ring appears to have stripes, if desired. Hold the wire steady in one hand and use your dominant hand to create small dents with round nose pliers. This is a great way to add style and a unique quality to your ring. Instead of using the pliers to make indentations in the wire, use them to bend the wire in different directions. As you hold the wire firmly in one hand, use the pliers to bend down on the wire. Continue by then bending the next section of wire upwards, switching back and forth between downwards and upwards motions to create a wave along the wire. If desired, you can make small indentations along the wire before creating a ripple effect as well. Pick out a few beads that you'd like to use on your ring, making sure they have a hole in them so they can slide down the wire. Once you've added the beads to the wire, create bends in the wire on both sides of the beads so that the beads stay in place. For example, you might pick out one larger bead to be set in the middle of two smaller, identical beads. Pick out super tiny beads that can be strung along the entire wire if you want your ring to be completely beaded. After you've made your dents or ripples and added any beads, position the wire around a nail polish bottle handle. This will resemble your finger, letting you bend the ring into shape. If you don't have a nail polish bottle to use, look for a different perfectly round, ring-sized object to wrap the wire around. Using hard objects, as opposed to just your finger, is better for creating the ring shape as it ensures your ring is perfectly round. Place the wire around your finger once it's rounded, checking to see where it needs to be cut so that it fits your finger perfectly. Mark where the wire ends should be cut using a marker. Trim the wire right where you made your markings. If desired, wash the marker off of the wire using soap and water, or use acetone if you used a permanent marker. Use a nail file to sand the edges of the wire so that they aren't sharp anymore, making your ring more comfortable and safe. Once the sharp edges of your ring have been filed down, the ring is ready to wear! You can also bend the very tips of the wire backwards using pliers so that they're not poking your finger, if desired.
Summary: Use pliers to cut 3 inches (7.6cm) of wire from the spool. Use pliers to create indentations in the wire if you want a textured ring. Bend the wire to create a wavy pattern for an artsy ring. Add beads to the ring to add color or sparkle. Wrap the wire around the top of a nail polish bottle once the design is finished. Mark where you need to cut off the ends of the ring. Use pliers to cut the ring so it's the right size. Sand the edges of the wire so they're smooth.

Tape patches of bubble wrap to the knees of your paints before you begin gardening. This can prevent scraped or achy knees as you kneel on the dirt or pavement. Wrap your plants' pots in a layer of bubble wrap and duct tape it in place. This insulation can keep plants warm in cool temperatures if they are more sensitive to the cold. Make sure that the bubble wrap extends a few inches or centimeters above the lip of the container to keep the soil warm. Cover your car windshield with bubble wrap in the evening, pinning it down with your windshield wipers to keep it from blowing away. This will keep snow or frost from settling on your windshield overnight to make driving in the morning simpler. When the temperatures start dropping, wrap your outdoor pipes and spouts with bubble wrap to prevent freezing or bursting. Tie the bubble wrap down with string to keep it from falling off.
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One-sentence summary -- Protect your knees while gardening. Protect potted plants from frost damage. Prevent your car windshield from frost. Winterize your pipes and spouts.

Q: Register your litter with the American Kennel Club shortly after whelping. This will demonstrate to potential buyers that you're a responsible breeder, and it will establish each individual puppy as an important part of the betterment of their breed. New owners of these puppies will have access to the group's events, services, and information. The price of Shih Tzu puppies can range tremendously, so you should set a price for yours and stick to it. Prices is based on whether or not the puppies have already been vaccinated, the prices of other local breeders, and your reputation as a breeder. Being consistent about your prices will give you credibility as a serious breeder. You should put a lot of thought and effort into choosing new owners for your Shih Tzu puppies, and make sure that potential owners are making the right choice for their lifestyles. Shih Tzus are excellent companion dogs who do not require a lot of exercise, but require daily grooming; if buyers are looking for a more playful and energetic breed, or if you simply do not think a Shih Tzu is what they want, do not sell to them. Good breeders are responsible for the well-being of their puppies long after they are sold.
A: Register the litter. Establish your price range. Find good homes for your puppies.

Problem: Article: It might seem counterintuitive, but developers swear that the way to go is to write code to pass a unit test, rather than using unit tests to see if code will work. This can be the approach to take if you haven't actually begun to write your code, or if you don't have much yet. Be goal-oriented: write your unit tests to check if code will do what is expected, then write the code, then test it. Writing the tests first encourages you to write just enough code to make the program do what it needs to, without inadvertently including unnecessary or bad code. If you're well on your way with the writing of your program, you can still make use of unit tests. Just draw on the map you made of your program to break it down into individual units. Run the tests using the AAA approach, and adjust your code as needed based on the test results. One of the hardest things about using the unit test approach in program development is that you must plan carefully to have code that can actually be tested. If your program is full of elements that you can't actually test, then you won't be able to use the unit test method to verify that your program will work as expected. Keep this in mind as you write code for your program. For example, avoid things like hidden inputs and non-deterministic factors in your program's code.
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Write the test before you write the code. Come up with unit tests as you write code, if you need to. Write testable code.