Write an article based on this "Fold the wonton wrapper into the triangle shape. Bring the other two opposite corners together."
article: Bring one corner over to the corner diagonally opposite from it. Press the corners together to seal, and press the sides together to seal, as well. Fold the two corners at the base of the triangle together, over the filling, and seal them together. You may need to wet the corners again to accomplish this. The end result should be what appears to be a little pocket or "boat" of filling.

Write an article based on this "Remove all garbage from the can. Boil water. Clean the garbage bin or trash can. Dry the trash can. Line your can with jumbo trash bags. Crumble eucalyptus and bay leaves around the can."
article: You'll need good work gloves to remove the garbage from the can. Get rid of any leftover debris at the bottom of the can. Put it in a garbage bag. Get rid of all garbage on collection day or take it to a dumpster. It is best to tackle the garbage can infestation after collection day, so that your can is empty. You may also want to clean out your garbage disposal if you suspect that you may have maggots living in there as well. Pour boiling hot water and vinegar down the sink after you clean out the garbage disposal tank. When you are ready to tackle the infestation, fill a large cooking pot with water and turn on the stove. You could also use an electric kettle. Once the water is boiling, pour it over the maggots in the trash can. Boiling water will instantly kill the maggots. Make sure to hit every inch of the garbage can with boiling water. Empty the trash can of all contents, including the dead maggots. Rinse out the can with a garden hose. Fill a bucket with hot, soapy water. Put on some work gloves and clean the inside of the can with a stiff brush and the soapy water. You can also use a mixture of one-part vinegar to two-parts water to clean the can. You can also try rubbing down the interior of the can with mint oil, which is supposed to repel maggots. Do not pour the water into a storm drain as they usually flow directly into local lakes, streams or other clean water sources. Since maggots love moisture, you want to thoroughly dry your trash. Put it in a sunny spot on the driveway. You could also dry it with a few rags. Be sure to repeat this process every week or two in order to keep the maggots from returning. Once you have removed the maggots and cleaned the can, you'll want to ensure they don't get back in. Line your can with large trash bags and then put a large elastic band around the edges, so that nothing can get between the bag and the bin. Flies and maggots dislike eucalyptus, bay and mint. Try crumbling some of the leaves of these plants and then placing them either inside or around the trash can.

Write an article based on this "Use your fax machine to send the fax. Use the internet to send a fax. Use email to send a fax."
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Once you have done everything listed above, you are ready to send your fax. With the paper properly inserted and the number dialed, you are ready to press send. This button will usually be large and well-labeled. That's it! You've sent your fax! You will notice that, after pressing send, the machine will make a series of beeps and whirring sounds. This is normal. These sounds are how the fax machines communicate with each other. When a fax has successfully gone through, you will usually hear a long, clear beep after a few minutes. When a fax encounters a problem and does not go through, you will usually hear it make a horrible sort of death-keen. If you hear this horrible sound, you should check on the fax machine to assess the problem. It is also possible to use the internet to send materials to a fax machine. There are a number of services which can be used, most of which cost money. This can be a wise investment, however, if you do not send faxes very often and do not wish to buy a fax machine or deal with services like FedEx. PamFax is an excellent faxing service for Skype. This program charges a small fee, however. HelloFax is a service which integrates well Google Drive, allowing you to easily fax Google documents. It includes a certain number of free faxes and then charges a fee. Depending on the number you are sending the fax to, it may be possible to simply email the file to the fax machine at no charge. However, you should keep in mind that this method only covers a limited number of fax numbers and can only send limited information. You can check if the fax number is covered by looking online. Use this formula to create the address to which you will send the email: "remote-printer.First_Last@12345678910.iddd.tpc.int" Remove the quotations, exchange the numbers for the fax number (including country and area code), and first and last for the name of the person you are sending it to. Note that only the text in the text box will appear on the fax. You cannot attach PDFs or any other material with this method.