INPUT ARTICLE: Article: As you prepare to solve your Rubik's Cube, it's important to have this piece with the logo facing upwards. This will make it easier to solve each layer of the puzzle. If your Rubik's Cube is in a "solved" state at this point, you'll first need to shuffle the pieces so that you can play. With the center white logo piece facing up, position the pieces into the shape of a white cross. This is one of the more difficult stages, so practicing it through trial and error will help you improve at solving the Cube. It's important to solve each section of your white cross in this specific order: blue, orange, green, red. Make sure that the edge piece colors correspond to both the top white center logo piece and the red and blue side and center pieces. If the pieces are in these positions, you know you're on the right track. If you've made any mistakes, try reconfiguring the pieces until you get them into the correct alignment. After you've created your white cross on the top face of the Rubik's Cube and positioned the edge pieces properly, you're ready to solve the white corners. By making sure that you've solved the white cross on the top layer before you position the corners, you'll have an easier time positioning the proper pieces in the middle layer. The white cross should still be on the top face of the Cube. Remember that each corner pieces will have one white side and sides with two other colors. If a corner piece is located on the bottom side or layer, then rotate it until the corner is directly below where you want it. From here, move the pieces until you get the corners into the correct position. Follow the same steps to position the pieces until the corners align and the entire top side of your Cube is white.

SUMMARY: Position your Rubik's Cube with the white center logo piece facing up. Make a white cross across the top. Solve the white corners.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Don't open a new document right away, because you will use the drag and drop function to do so. Locate your file. If your file is on the desktop you can skip this step. Drag the file to the icon of your open program. When it is hovering over the program, release your mouse button. The program will open the file and bring it up on your screen. This function will not work if you try to open a file that is not compatible with the program you've chosen.
Summary: Open the program in which you want to open a file. Open a window using the Finder program or Start menu. Click on the file and hold your left mouse button down. Wait a few seconds.

If you have owned or operated the land for at least 12 months, then you can apply. You can enroll in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) in two ways. You should pick the method which works best for you: General sign-up. General sign-ups are announced periodically by the Secretary of Agriculture. They do not occur at set intervals. Instead, you should ask your local FSA office to notify you of when a general sign-up has been announced. Continuous sign-up. You can also apply any time that you want using continuous sign-up. Unlike general sign-up, offers are not subject to competitive bidding. Instead, FSA will identify the most environmentally-sensitive lands and enroll them in the program. To qualify for general sign-up, your land must meet certain conditions. You should check to see that your land qualifies: You must have planted cropland four of the past six years between 2008 and 2013, and the land must be capable of being planted. Alternately, certain pastures that can act as riparian buffers also qualify. The land must be sufficiently vulnerable to erosion. You can get more details about either general sign-up or continuous sign-up by contacting your local FSA. You should also discuss what factors FSA will use to rank to analyze the land's potential environmental benefits.
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One-sentence summary -- Check when you can apply. Confirm you qualify. Apply for the program.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Measure the distance between your armpits to your upper torso. Use a simple piece of string, a small-diameter rope, or a body strap. Cut two pieces of material to this length and see if they fit around your body. The chest strap should be leveled to your arm pit on your upper chest. Once you find a comfortable fit, seal the ends with a knot to prevent unraveling. You can also use Velcro to attach the chest strap. Measure and cut out two thin strings that will go over your shoulders and attach to the chest strap to hold it in place. Take a measurement while the chest strap is attached, then remove the chest strap to attach the shoulder straps. You can knot the straps in place or use velcro to secure the shoulder straps to the chest strap. Imagine the design of a bra to help construct this design. There are plenty of options for underarm guards or pads. You can either make your own pads or buy a pack of premade pads designed to attack the sweat. Use whatever product or design that fit your needs. Use a safety pin or tape to attach the underarm guards to the harness where it crosses under your armpits. The guards should fit snugly against your underarms without impeding circulation. The easiest way to put on the harness is to insert each arm as if pulling on a cut-off T-shirt. Put your head through the harness. Adjust the length of the shields as needed. Once you're satisfied with the placement of the guards and harness, put the rest of your clothing on. Determine if you can see the harness while fully clothed by looking in a mirror. One way to hide the harness is by wearing an under shirt over the harness and then wear an additional shirt. Loose fit clothing will also help conceal the harness. Give yourself at least one week to test the comfort of the harness before trying a new technique.

SUMMARY:
Create a chest strap. Attach two shoulder straps. Acquire a pair of shields. Attach the guards to the harness. Put on the harness before your other clothing.