Q: Once you have finished preliminary discussions with your colleagues, begin building an organizing committee. This process involves identifying leaders who will represent all major departments and all shifts at your workplace and leaders who will, ideally, reflect the racial, ethnic, and gender diversity at your place of work. Members of the organization committee will require training on educating themselves about the union and educating other coworkers about both the union and the anti-union campaign from the management that will likely follow. Organizing committee members will also require education on workers' rights in your particular jurisdiction. You will also need, at this stage, to gather important information about your workplace for future reference. This information includes: workplace structure: departments, areas of work, shifts, jobs. employee information: name, address, phone, shift, job title, and department for each worker. employer information: other locations, parent company, product(s), customers, union history.
A: Establish an organizing committee. Train committee members. Gather important information about the workplace.

Article: Pick something meaningful to you if possible such as your favorite flower or your dog. It is likely going to be easier for you at first to draw from a reference than from imagination, so drawing something you like will help you focus. When starting out, you don't need specialty art supplies. Any pen, pencil, or paper on hand will do. Press your pencil lightly against the paper. Focus in on the line you will draw, forgetting what the subject is. Don't think about your dog. Instead, start with an outline. The edge of your dog is a line between the dog and the environment. Make your line with short strokes. The shorter you make your line strokes, the steadier your drawing will appear. Don't critique your work. Move fast and hone your stroke. Once you have a basic outline of your subject, start drawing the interior. Search for landmarks on the subject, distinguishing marks such as a dent in a cup or a tuft of hair on a dog that will give you an idea of where to place nearby lines. Shading is a little more difficult, but it gives your drawings a sense of light and depth. Observe which way the sun shines on your subject. Start with a clean, sharp pencil and make even marks on partially dark areas. As the lead tip wears away, move towards the shadowed areas. Press harder to leave darker marks. This can be practiced by doing a shading bar. Start at one end of the paper. Move your pencil back and forth as you move across the paper. Apply more pressure to transition to darker marks. Value bars are also good practice. Divide a rectangle into five sections. Leave one end white. Darken the other end as much as you can. Layer your lines in the squares in between to make different shades of gray.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Pick a subject you see. Draw short lines. Fill in details. Shade in shadows.

Problem: Article: Place it in the freezer until it's firm.
Summary: Mix the cream, butter, sugar and spices together. Beat in the vanilla ice cream until the combination is thoroughly mixed. Re-freeze the mixture. Scoop out the frozen mixture into a glass. Pour hot Apple cider over the ice cream mixture.

Q: Go to https://www.ubuntu.com/download/server in your computer's web browser. It's a green button on the right side of the page. Your Ubuntu Server disk image (ISO) will begin downloading onto your computer. Go to https://rufus.akeo.ie/ in your computer's web browser. Scroll down to the "Download" heading, then click Rufus 3.1 below the heading to prompt the launch file to begin downloading. Insert a flash drive that has at least 4 GB of storage capacity on it into one of your computer's rectangular USB ports. Keep in mind that the flash drive will be completely erased during the installation drive creation process. You may want to copy any existing files on the flash drive onto your computer before proceeding. Double-click the downloaded Rufus file, then click Yes when prompted. It's on the right side of the Rufus window. This will open a File Explorer window. Go to the location of the Ubuntu Server file, then double-click it to open it in Rufus. It's at the bottom of the Rufus window. Your ISO file will begin burning onto your flash drive. You may have to click through a few prompts (e.g., click OK to begin the process) before your flash drive will begin burning. This may take several minutes. Once your flash drive finishes burning, you can proceed to the next part. Don't remove your flash drive once the burning completes. You'll need to keep your flash drive inserted throughout the installation process.
A:
Open the Ubuntu Server download page. Click Download. Open the Rufus website. Download Rufus. Plug a flash drive into your computer. Run Rufus. Click SELECT. Open the downloaded ISO file. Click START. Wait for the burning to finish.