INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To keep the glass cool and prevent it from breaking, turn on the faucet. You want more than just a trickle but not such a heavy stream that you can't see what you're doing. Hold the bottle so the water runs over the spot you marked. Set your drill to 3/4 of its max speed and gently push it against the marked spot. To get a steady drill, first angle the drill bit so it just touches the top of the spot. Slowly angle the drill bit until it's going into the glass at a 90 degree angle, using the carved out edge as a pivot. Once you're nearly through the glass, ease up on the pressure a bit to avoid cracking or breaking the bottle. Use the drill to smooth the edges of the hole. Pour out the water and rinse the bottle several times to clean out the bits of glass. The last thing you want is to inhale glass powder, so don't rush this step. Take your 3/4" grommet and work it into the hole. Then run some water over your downstem and slide it into the grommet, carefully, so you don't push the grommet into the bottle. Insert the bowl into the stem, and you've finished!

SUMMARY: Get a steady stream of water over the drill spot. Start drilling slowly. Grind away sharp edges and clean out the glass. Put in the grommet, stem, and bowl.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you've got an add-on or toolbar installed that you don't want to use anymore, you can remove it from Chrome. Add-ons in Chrome are referred to as "extensions". Click the Menu button (), select Tools Extensions. This will open a new tab with a list of all your installed extensions. You can scroll if you have too many add-ons to see on one screen. Confirm that you want to remove the add-on by clicking Remove. After disabling the add-on, you will need to uninstall the add-on software from your computer. You can do this from the Windows program manager. Open the Control Panel. You can access the Control Panel from the Start menu. Windows 8 users can press Ctrl+X and select Control Panel from the menu. Select "Add/Remove Programs" or "Programs and Features". Find the add-on in the list of installed programs. The full list of programs may take a few moments to load. Select the add-on and click Uninstall. The Uninstall button is located at the top of the list. If you can't get the toolbar to go away, chances are it's malicious and will require some extra work to delete. See this guide for detailed instructions.

SUMMARY: Open the add-on manager. Find the add-on you want to remove. Click the trash can icon to delete the add-on. Uninstall the add-on. Use antimalware software to remove stubborn toolbars.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you are ready to start handling your fabric, wash your hands with soap and water. Dry them thoroughly. This will remove any residue or oils from your hands that could spot the fabric. This is especially important if you are hand-sewing the fabric. Having tissue paper, muslin, or even butcher paper will help keep the silk fabric from slipping when you cut it with your scissors. Tissue paper is especially useful because you can continue using it to stabilize your fabric, including when you pin and sew the fabric. You can also use a spray-on fabric stabilizer, which will stiffen the fabric somewhat and make it easier to manage while you cut it. This is available at fabric stores and online. Silk pins are extra fine pins that leave very tiny holes in silk fabric. These are useful for pinning patterns to fabric without noticeably marring the surface of the fabric. Pattern weights are used to hold fabric stationary on the cutting surface so that it doesn't shift around when you are cutting. You can also use heavy objects such as canned food to hold down the fabric. With other types of fabric, you can usually cut same-shaped pattern pieces together, doubling up the fabric. With silk, however, it's best to cut each pattern piece individually. Silk slips around too much, and cutting through two layers of fabric might cause errors in cutting out the pattern. For pattern pieces on a fold, redraw the piece as it would be folded out. This way, you won't have to cut two layers of fabric at once.

SUMMARY: Wash your hands before handling silk. Layer muslin or tissue paper underneath the silk layer. Spray on fabric stabilizer. Use silk pins and pattern weights. Cut each pattern piece one at a time.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use the entire stalk, which will be cut and prepped in different ways depending on the dish. The tough, bigger pieces of lemon grass are meant to flavor dishes. These larger pieces generally are not eaten. Consider straining large pieces out before serving. However, some people enjoy sucking on them for their flavor. Store it in a plastic bag that's securely sealed. You can freeze lemon grass for as long as 6 months.

SUMMARY:
Keep pieces small for eating and larger for flavoring. Discard the dry, outermost stalks and cut off the top third of the inner stalks. Trim each root tip until the purple rings are visible. Keep fresh lemon grass in the refrigerator for up to 3 weeks.