In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The leaf needs to be at least 10 inches (25cm) to 12 inches (30cm) across, otherwise it will be too small to use as a stepping stone. Great leaves include gunnera, hosta, and rhubarb. Make sure that the leaf does not have any holes or tears. Some cucumber, squash, and pumpkin leaves may also be big enough. Some calla lily leaves may also be large enough. Another option is to lay the leaf or leaves on tracing paper, place the paper on a sturdy base that you can cut to match the leaf shape, and then reinforce the sides with 2 inches (5.1cm) to 3 inches (7.6cm) of edging. You can also brush some cooking oil onto it. This will help keep the concrete from sticking and make it easier to remove. This is important, as concrete dust can irritate your lungs, eyes, and skin. You will need safety goggles, rubber gloves, and a dust mask. At this point, it would also be a good idea to put on a set of old clothes and protect your work surface with a plastic sheet. Keep your workspace, tools, and mixing equipment tidy. If you get concrete on your skin, then wash your hands with mild vinegar followed by hand soap and water to reduce irritation to your skin. If you get concrete in your eyes, then flush them out with generous amounts of cool water immediately. Go to urgent care, an emergency room, or to see an optometrist as soon as possible. Each brand will be a little different, so prepare the concrete according to the instructions on the bag. You want the concrete to be more dry and firm than wet and soupy. It should clump together like wet sand when you squeeze a handful of it. Use a lightweight concrete with little gravel for a smoother, decorative stepping stone. Use a heavier concrete with more gravel for a strong, sturdy stepping stone that will get lots of foot traffic. Place the leaf down onto a large, plastic sheet. Use a trowel to scoop the concrete onto the leaf. Make the layer about 2 inches (5.08 centimeters) thick. While still wearing your gloves, gently pat the concrete down onto the leaf. If you need to, guide it towards the edge of the leaf, and wipe any excess concrete away. Do not to let the concrete slop over the edges of the leaf. How long this takes depends on the type of concrete you are using. This will typically take about 2 to 3 days. Flip the stepping stone over, then peel the leaf away and discard it. If there are bits stuck to the concrete, you can scrape them away with water and an old toothbrush. You will be left with a leaf-shaped stepping stone. Depending on how lightweight the concrete was, you may also see the leaf's veins embedded into the concrete. Use a hammer and chisel to chip away any flakes of overhanging concrete on the edges of the stepping stone. You don't have to do this, but it will give your leaf stepping stone a nice, wet look. Use a high-quality outdoor or marine varnish to lightly coat the front of the stepping stone. Choose a spot for the stone, then dig a shallow how that is 2 inches (5.1cm) deep. Set the stepping stone into the hole, then fill any gaps in with more soil.
Summary: Choose a large, sturdy leaf to use as your base. Spray the front of the leaf with nonstick cooking spray. Put on protective gear. Choose and prepare your concrete. Pile the concrete onto the front of the leaf. Pat the concrete down. Allow for the concrete to cure. Remove the leaf once the concrete has dried. Varnish the stepping stone, if desired. Set the stepping stone into your garden.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Install lengths of J-channel along the inner edge of the fascia. The J-channel will conceal the cut edges of the soffit lengths and will provide a watertight seal. Your nails should be centered in the channel slots and the nail heads should remain 1/32-to-1/16 inches (0.7938-to-1.6 mm) out. Boxed-type soffits will need a second J Channel strip, running from the fascia to the edge of the house. If the soffit on your house wraps around a corner, you will need to make provisions for the change of direction. You can do this by installing two J-channels diagonally where the corners of the roof and house meet. You will have to cut a number of soffit and vent pieces at an angle to accommodate the diagonal pieces of J-channel. Vinyl siding usually comes in 12-foot (3.66-meter) lengths. Therefore, you will need to cut these long pieces of siding to fit the measurements of your soffit. Keep in mind that the soffit pieces should measure 1/4 inch (6.35 mm) shorter than the actual length of the soffit. This 14 inch (0.6cm) gap allows for the expansion of vinyl siding in warm weather. Once the J-channel is installed and the soffit pieces are cut, you will be able install them. You can do this by pressing the soffit pieces into the channel, bending them to fit if necessary (vinyl siding is quite flexible). If you're having difficulty just pressing them in, you may need to pull the channel lip back with a pry bar or locking tool to get the siding panels to fit . Once the soffit pieces are installed, remove the gutter/downspout and slide the lengths of fascia siding under the gutter apron. Secure the top edge of the fascia pieces with galvanized or painted nails placed every couple of feet. Reattach the gutters.
Summary: Nail J-channel pieces under the fascia. Understand how to deal with wrap-around soffit. Measure and cut the soffit pieces. Push each panel into the J-channel. Slide in the fascia siding pieces.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This will create a back up that will be used to restore once the reset process is complete. Your iPod will begin the restore process. After the reset process is finished, you'll be able to start the iPod setup process. This will display your available iTunes backups. Tap the backup that you want to restore from. Restoring a backup may take 10 minutes or so to complete. When you restore from iTunes, your content will automatically resync so that you don't have to worry about transferring everything again. The time this takes will vary depending on how much you're transferring.
Summary:
Connect your iPod Touch to your computer. Start iTunes. Click the button for your iPod. Click the "Restore iPod" button. Click "Check " if prompted. Click "Back Up" if you intend to restore after resetting. Click "Restore" to confirm. Set up your iPod. Tap "Restore from iTunes" if you created a backup. Wait while your content syncs.