Article: The first piece that you should remove from the cube is one of the edge pieces, or the middle piece in each three cubie row. You can try to remove the piece with your fingers, but it's much easier to slide a flathead screwdriver under it. If you don't have a screwdriver on hand, a butter knife also works well. If you start with one of the corner pieces instead of an edge piece, you run the risk of breaking the entire Rubik's cube so it's not longer functional.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
(optional) Slide a screwdriver under an edge piece.

Problem: Article: The tip (or point) should be pointing towards the top right. 3, 2, 2. See the picture for more help. Some can be more pointed than others. Do this for all three colors. This motifs are usually in the shape color. A good color scheme would be a white flower on a blue or red background.
Summary: Draw an elongated teardrop shape at an angle. Draw an "n" shape around it, then an M shape, then seven more "spikes" or "hills" but grouped like so: Start at one of the colored points (on the picture) draw out from the line, then curve, and finish up at the corresponding colored point. Draw five circles at the point of the first shape you drew. Color it in.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: "Voluntourism" means planning a tourist experience around volunteer activity, and it is a growing sector of international travel. Instead of your vacation revolving around pleasure activities, it centers on service activities. While voluntourism is well intentioned, it isn't a cure all for the world's problems. If it puts a native worker out of a job, it can even cause more problems than it solves. Make sure you have a skill that can truly be beneficial to the people in your host country (they are likely to have all the unskilled labor they need). Learn more about the thousands of voluntourism opportunities at http://www.voluntourism.org/traveler-start.html. There's no education without teachers, so teaching elementary school in a developing country is the most hands-on way to aid universal primary education as a goal. There are a few ways to go about this: Most teachers overseas are English teachers, and most English teachers are certified to Teach English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). There is no one accrediting body for TEFL certification, and there are hundreds of programs offering certification both online and at university campuses. Those applying to a course typically do need a bachelor's degree, however. If you want to teach another subject area, you can look at job vacancies in the locale where you want to go, or browse the International Educator's online job board. You can find the list at http://www.tieonline.com/. Since the fastest-growing population of unschooled children are in conflict zones, an area where a person can have the greatest impact is in a conflict zone. There are many highly regarded non-profits at work in conflict zones, including Mercy Corps, International Rescue Committee, International IDEA, Peace Brigades International, and Peace Direct. Of course, each job will have its own specific qualifications, but many jobs for overseas nonprofits look for persons with Master's Degrees, foreign language skills, and experience working or living abroad.

SUMMARY: Be a voluntourist. Become a teacher overseas. Work for a nonprofit that works in a conflict zone.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It's best to use mineral oil to season a cutting board. This helps prevent the wood from cracking over time. You can buy mineral oil online or at a local department store or drug store. To apply the oil, make sure your cutting board is free of any dirt and debris. You can wipe off anything with a dry paper towel. Then, apply a generous amount of oil to paper towel. Gently glide the paper towel over the cutting board, adding a thin layer of oil to your board. Set the board aside somewhere where it will not be disturbed, such as a cabinet. Allow the oil to soak in overnight. If you need to use the board that same day, at least let the oil soak in for a few hours. The board may feel oily or sticky after seasoning it. If your board is sticky, use a paper towel to gently buff out any excess oil. After removing the excess oil, you can safely use your cutting board.
Summary: Use mineral oil. Apply the oil. Let the oil soak. Remove excess oil.

Physical therapy can be inconvenient or even painful, but it is essential in preventing muscle wasting. Therapy will increase the strength of the muscles which surround and encase your fractured bone; this process will speed up your recovery. In addition, follow-up medical appointments with an orthopedic specialist may be needed. Start physical therapy after you have been given permission by your orthopedist. Your orthopedist will usually do a followup x-ray to make sure that the fracture has healed and ensure that it is safe to begin therapy. There are multiple medical abnormalities that can result from a fractured bone, depending on the severity of the break and the age and general health of the individual. If you have any concerns about these problems, ask your doctor. These complications can include: Nonunion or malunion of the bone. Nonunion is when the bone cannot grow back together. Malunion is when the bone grows together improperly and requires surgical correction. Severe pain. Swelling or discoloration of the casted limb. Smelly discharges and bleeding require you to seek medical help immediately. Blot clots. Symptoms of a blood clot may include a warm, red, painful swollen spot under your skin. Seek medical help right away if you think you might have a blood clot. Waiting for a fracture to heal can be a slow, frustrating, and at times painful process. You may need to ask friends, family, coworkers, and/or your partner to help you perform tasks that you could normally do on your own without a problem. In these instances, don't hesitate to ask for help with issues such as: Walking up and down stairs. Typing on a computer or using your phone. Driving a vehicle. Brushing your teeth and other hygiene tasks.
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One-sentence summary -- Attend or do therapy consistently. Watch out for possible signs of infection and other complications. Don't be afraid to ask for help.

Violets can grow in a wide variety of climates, but they might not be possible to grow in your area. Violets grow in hardiness zones 5-8. These zones are based on average annual temperatures, and the lower the number, the colder the climate. To check your hardiness zone, visit http://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/PHZMWeb/. Violets require deep, well-draining soil. The type of soil can vary, as violets are fairly tolerant flowers. Adding some compost or fertilizer will supply the additional nutrients that will ensure your violets thrive. Violets can handle full sun in colder climates, but if you live in warmer areas, it's best to ensure your violets get regular shade. One idea is to plant them near or under deciduous trees, so they have shade during the summer but full sunlight in winter.
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Determine your hardiness zone. Get soil that is well drained and disease free. Select an area with partial shade.