Article: The first check box is for if you want to get emails from prospective clients. You should check this box if you want to get more job opportunities. " This is used if you want Elance to email you daily and let you know about potential jobs that were posted. You can toggle this on and off by clicking the check box beside the option. The final option is used if you want Elance to send you notifications regarding your saved job searches. This is good for backtracking on jobs that you were looking at to see its current status. You can turn this notification off by unchecking the box.
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Get emails on job opportunities. Receive "Job Recommendations. Get notifications for your saved job searches.

Problem: Article: This process can get messy, so work on top of a surface that can get stained. It would be a good idea to put something absorbent on top of your work surface, such as a paper towel, paper, or a piece of cardboard. This method works best on lacrosse mesh, but you can use it on other types of mesh fabric too, such as mesh shoes. This method can turn the fabric stiff, so it is not recommended for other types of garments (besides shoes). Most fabric paint is thick when you pour it out of the bottle, which will make your fabric stiff. To make it easier to work with, stiff a few drops of water into it, or however much is needed to achieve a thin, creamy consistency. Don't make the paint too thin, however, or it will bleed. Screen printing ink is a great option, but you can use other types of fabric paint too. Do not use puffy paint or dimensional fabric paint. It is not the same thing. Choose a paintbrush with synthetic taklon bristles. Dip it into the paint, then dab it against the fabric. Run the brush across the fabric going in 1 direction only; don't move the brush back-and-forth. Apply enough paint so that it soaks into the fabric. Don't use a camelhair brush (too soft) or a boar bristle brush (too stiff). You can apply different colors, but be sure to rinse the brush between colors. You can use different colors to create gradients or patterns, such as argyle or stripes. Use a clean paper towel to gently dab off any excess paint. If you painted your mesh multiple colors, use a clean paper towel for each color, otherwise you risk mixing them. Once you have dabbed off the paint, wait for it to dry. This should only take 20 to 30 minutes. Some of the paint will likely have soaked through to the back of the fabric, but you still want to give it a full coat. Use the same technique as you did for the front. If you painted the mesh multiple colors, be sure to replicate the same pattern on the back. Make sure that you flip the fabric over onto a clean paper towel. If the paper towel is covered with paint, the fabric can get stained. Pat the excess paint off with a paper towel, then set the fabric off on a clean paper towel to dry. This should take another 20 to 30 minutes. Once the fabric is dry, read the instructions on your bottle of paint; some textile paints require you to heat-set the paint with an iron. If you need to heat-set the fabric, cover it with a clean cloth first to keep your iron clean. if you need to heat-set the paint, set the iron's temperature to a polyester, nylon, or synthetic setting to avoid melting your fabric.
Summary: Spread your fabric on a flat surface lined with paper towels. Mix some fabric paint with enough water to get a cream-like consistency. Apply the paint to the mesh with a synthetic, taklon paintbrush. Dab the excess paint with a paper towel, then let it dry. Flip the fabric over and paint the back. Let the fabric dry completely.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Prepare to cook the lobster tails by heating your grill to medium high. Make sure the entire surface of the grill is evenly hot. If you are broiling your lobster tails instead of grilling them, turn the broiler on to heat up your oven. Using a sharp pair of kitchen shears, cut lengthwise down the middle of the softer underside of the lobster shells. Insert metal skewers lengthwise through the meat of the lobster tails. Brush the tails with olive oil on both sides. Lay them across the grill cut side down and cook them for about five minutes, or until the shells turn bright red. Turn the tails over, cut side up. Sprinkle minced garlic, salt and pepper into the lobster meat, and top with a few spoonfuls of butter. Grill for an additional five minutes, or until the meat is no longer translucent. If you are broiling your lobster tails instead of grilling them, complete this process in your oven. Broil them cut side down for five minutes, remove them from the oven and top with garlic, salt and pepper, and butter, and replace in the oven for five more minutes. Place each one on a plate and serve with melted butter and lemon wedges.

SUMMARY: Heat your grill. Butterfly the lobster tails. Grill the lobster tails. Serve the lobster tails.

If you are using a spot color, select your color from the Color Mode menu.
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Open your Swatches panel and select New Color Swatch. Select either Process or Spot as your color type. Select a mode for defining the color. Drag the color sliders to adjust the color values or enter specific numeric values in the boxes located by the color sliders. Click Add to add your swatch and create a new one or click OK to add your swatch and exit the window.