INPUT ARTICLE: Article: With an inside mount, the blinds sit inside the window or door frame. This allows the blinds to blend in with the window or door for a clean, streamlined look. An inside mount requires that the window or door frame has a certain depth in order to fit the the blinds. For vertical blinds, you usually need 3 inches (7.6cm) to 4 inches (10cm) of depth for an inside mount. If your frame isn't deep enough, you'll need to go with an outside mount. Because an outside mount hangs the blinds outside the frame, it can cover up the window or door. If you choose large enough blinds, you can actually conceal all of the unsightly feature. An outside mount covers up some of the area around the window so it can make the window appear larger. This can give your room a more balanced look.

SUMMARY: Go with an inside mount for a cleaner look. Choose an outside mount for a frame without depth. Hide an unattractive window or door with an outside mount. Make a window look larger with an outside mount.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To plunge your drain, you'll also have to remove the faceplate from the overflow hole. The overflow hole usually has a metallic faceplate with screws and is usually under the spout for your bathtub. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws from the faceplate and then remove the faceplate itself. On certain tubs the overflow drain will have a switch to open or close the drain on your bathtub. In this case, you must remove the entire drain attached to the overflow faceplate. Filling the overflow hole with a rag will create the suction that's required to clear drains with the plunger. Shove a cotton towel or rag into the hole and try to make it as air-tight as possible. If the tub isn't already filled with water, fill it up with 23 inches (5.17.6cm) of water. Take extra care to not overflow your bathtub. Plunging helps free any obstructions that may be in the pipe. Place the plunger over the drain and press up and down on the handle. After 30 seconds of plunging, see if the drain flushes normally. If it does not, continue repeating the process until the tub drains.

SUMMARY: Remove the overflow drain faceplate. Fill the overflow hole with a damp rag. Fill the tub with water. Plunge your drain.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Before you start searching, spend some time thinking about the person you're trying to locate. Consider any details you can recall about their personality, such as hobbies, favorite idioms, maybe even try to remember middle initials or where they were born. If you know their date of birth, this will also come in handy on your search. You need to try to remember any specific aspects of their personality, likes, dislikes or quirks about the person. As soon as you have gathered your information on the missing person, begin your search. Don't put off your search for a lost or missing person. The sooner you start, the better your chances of finding the person will be. If you were searching for a while and then stopped, don't start over or start from scratch. Even if you hit a dead end, pick up where you left off in your search and continue from there. Use a popular search engine to begin your search, such as Google, Bing, or Yahoo. Type in details about the missing person such as their name, age, state (if known or suspected), and occupation. The University of Buffalo has a librarian curated list of the best search engines for web searches as well as for people searches. Just because you don't turn up any results the first time you try to locate your lost or missing person does not mean you should give up. If you don't find anything on your first try, try again in a few days and keep trying.

SUMMARY: Gather information on the missing person. Start searching immediately. Pick up where you left off. Search the internet using a search engine. Be persistent and search often.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Colors, letters, pictures, and formats placed in a particular order determine the characteristic feature of the card.

SUMMARY:
Make a working drawing for the occasion.