Problem: Article: If you want the first page to contain no header or footer, then delete the text in the header and footer boxes and close the boxes.
Summary: Double-click the area of the header and footer on the first page. Click the Design tab on the toolbox that appears. Select the "Different First Page" box in the Options group. Make changes to the existing header or footer on the first page.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: In most states, you must be at least 18 years old to become a bail bondsman, though some states require you to be 21. Many states require you to be a resident of the state in which you want to get a bail bonds license. Most states require a criminal background check. You may be denied a license if you have a criminal history. You may obtain your prints and/or criminal history report from a private contractor or through a local law enforcement agency, depending on your state. Many states require you to have passed a certified education program prior to applying for your license. Some states require that their Department of Insurance or the local court sponsor you as a bail bondsman. This means that they support you as a bail bondsman when you need to post large bails. This helps to protect you and your family from any risks you may encounter through being a bail bondsman.

SUMMARY: Reach the required age. Become a resident. Get fingerprinted. Schedule and complete your pre-licensing course for the bail bonds license. Discuss the issue of your property and finances with the Department of Insurance. Consider obtaining bail bondsman surety insurance.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Allow for up to 24 hours of dry time before performing the next step. The painted side should face outward from the candle (this ensures the writing reads the right way, etc.). Next, wrap a larger piece of wax paper around the tissue paper and candle. Leave excess wax paper to allow you to hold the candle while you transfer the design. Heat the candle holding your chosen heat source close over the paper until you see the tissue paper begin to disappear and the wax paper melt. Shift the heat source around the candle to ensure the whole design is covered. The design will be transferred to the candle as the heat is applied. Hold the heat source away from the hand holding the candle! Beware burning yourselfthis part must be done by an adult. Go slowly as you don't want to peel away any of the newly transferred design.
Summary: Allow the tissue paper painting to dry before transferring it to the candle. Wrap the painted tissue paper around the candle. Transfer the design to the candle using a heat embossing gun or a hair dryer. Remove the wax paper with care once the design has been transferred to the candle. Finished.

Go to https://www.youtube.com in your computer's web browser. This is where you'll find the background music or sound for your presentation. If the computer on which you're presenting doesn't allow you to access YouTube videos, you'll need to download your preferred video and upload the video to Google Drive. You can then skip to the next part. It's at the top of the page. Type in the name of the video you want to use, then press Enter. For example, you might search for "free music for one hour" for a copyright-free music loop. Scroll through the video results, then click the video you want to use. This will open the video and prompt it to begin playing. It's best to pick music that has a simple lo-fi loop rather than a traditional song or orchestral piece. This will ensure that your music is easier to synchronize across your presentation. Once the video opens, highlight the address at the top of the window, then press Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Mac) to copy the address.
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One-sentence summary -- Open YouTube. Click the search bar. Search for a video. Select a video. Copy the video's URL.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your hamster will do best in a cage larger than 600 square inches, although 450 square inches or 30 inches by 15 inches is the minimum. It should also be more than 12 inches tall so as to be able to fit an adequately sized wheel, 10-12 inches for Syrians and 8 inches for Dwarfs. A glass aquarium (as long as it meets the minimum floor space) is a great home for a hamster. The disadvantage is the lack of ventilation, so make sure the lid is a wire mesh to allow for air movement. An IKEA Detolf is an excellent choice too. Alternatively, the "cat tray with a wire top" type of hamster cage does have good natural ventilation. Make sure your cage is not in direct sunlight as your hamster could overheat due to the bright rays magnifying on the aquarium glass. Unless they're second hand, aquariums can be expensive. You can also purchase wire cages, which have great ventilation, just ensure that they are big enough. Many people make DIY cages, which are wallet-friendly and are great to make. One of the most popular and cheapest DIY cages is the bin cage, which is made with a 105-quart bin and mesh attached to the lid. Make sure there is plenty of ventilation. Don't place the cage in front of a hot window. Make sure to find a place that is quiet and free of any other household pets such as dogs and cats. This will reduce the stress of your pet hamster. At no point should you let your dogs or cats interact with your hamster. You'd be amazed at how clever hamsters are at escaping. Make sure all holes are sealed and that no loose or removable parts can be opened by your hamster. Be sure if you have a wire cage that your hamster can't fit through the bars or get stuck. The bar spacing of your hamster's cage should be no more than 0.7 cm apart for Dwarf hamsters and 1 cm for Syrian hamsters. It will need to be even smaller for a baby hamster. House Syrian hamsters and female Chinese hamsters alone. They are territorial starting at about the age of 5-8 weeks and will fight often to death with another hamster if placed in the same space. Some Dwarf hamsters can be housed together as long as they are properly bonded from a young age. The three species of Dwarf hamsters (Campbell's Russian dwarf, Winter White Dwarf, and Roborovski) can live alone or in pairs as long as they are introduced to each other properly. Don't pair different species of hamsters together. Mating pairs should not be permanently housed together as they may fight and injure each other. On the ground, there should be a layer of at least 6 inches of bedding. This might seem like a lot, but hamsters dig large tunnels in the wild. Many hamsters don't dig if there is too little bedding, so make sure to always add a big layer. Even if your hamster does not appear to be digging, leave the bedding inside in case your hamster really is or would like to start. Softwood shavings such as pine and cedar are just not good for hamsters, as they cause many health issues. They can cause respiratory problems and may contain harmful oils. However, aspen bedding does not contain the same harmful oils and is perfectly safe for your hamster. Never use cotton bedding. This is very dangerous for your hamster because it is indigestible, and strands of the bedding can wrap around limbs and extremities cutting off circulation and potentially killing your hamster.
Summary:
Pick the right cage. Place the cage in a safe place. Make sure your hamster can't escape. Understand your hamster's territorial instincts. Make up your hamster's bedding.