Summarize the following:
The clutch is located in front of the left handgrip. It is responsible for transferring torque from the engine to the transmission. The throttle located on the right hand grip. Rolling on the throttle increases the engine RPM to prevent the engine from stalling. The gear shift is a bar located in front of the left foot pedal. It is responsible for switching between gears. Practice the following: Squeeze the clutch lever in, then slowly ease it out. Roll the throttle towards the back of the motorcycle ("roll on") to go faster. Roll the throttle towards the front of the motorcycle ("roll off") to go slower. Press down on the gear shift to put the motorcycle into first gear. This only works if you are in neutral or second gear, otherwise, pressing down the gear shift will only take you to a lower gear. Move the gear shift upwards to reach the remaining gears. The predominant gear pattern for manual motorcycles is one down, and four or five up. Neutral is found between first and second gear.

summary: Become familiar the clutch, throttle, and gear shifter.

Summarize the following:
Fill a wet washcloth with 5-6 ice cubes. Then, apply the ice pack directly against the swollen part of your nose, and hold it in place with moderate pressure. Pressing too hard may be painful or further damage your nose. The cold from the ice will reduce the swelling. Once 10-15 minutes have passed, remove the ice pack. If you prefer not to use a washcloth, you can purchase a plastic ice pack from a pharmacy. Place it in the freezer for 3-4 hours before using. Do not hold ice cubes directly against your nose, as they may stick to the skin or cause frostbite. If you're awake for 16 hours of the day, hold the ice pack against your nose once every 4 hours. Apply the ice pack at, for example, 9am, 1pm, 5pm, and 9pm. If your nose is still swollen after 24 hours, use the ice pack for the next 24 hours as well. Using the ice pack more than this will not be effective at decreasing swelling. Holding the ice pack against your nose will also help reduce any pain associated with the injury or rhinoplasty. NSAID pain relievers like Ibuprofen and Advil will reduce swelling in addition to decreasing the pain you may experience with a swollen nose. Taking too much of an OTC pain medication can damage your body (especially your stomach), so carefully follow the directions printed on the medication's packaging. Avoid taking more pain pills than directed on the bottle. For most OTC pain medicines, avoid taking more than 3,000 mg per day. This is usually about 4 doses of the medication. Propping 1 or 2 extra pillows under your head will allow blood and other fluids to drain out of your swollen nose. When you awake after a night's rest or a nap, your nose will be less painful and the swelling will also have subsided. If you do not elevate your head when you rest, you may awake with a sore, throbbing, swollen nose.

summary: Hold an ice pack to your nose for 10-15 minutes at a time. Apply the ice pack 4 times a day for 1-2 days. Take an over-the-counter pain reliever every 4-6 hours. Keep your head elevated while you sleep.

Summarize the following:
Even if the legal team of your company has prepared the contract you will be using, it's best to at least skim the document to make sure it is the contract you need and all necessary components are in place. Every contract should have: An offer. An acceptance of the offer. Sufficient and clear "consideration" as to the exchange that will occur with the acceptance of the offer. Legally, this may include a person authorized to bind a company to an agreement, a corporation, or a limited liability company (LLC). Clearly determine who will be signing the contract and whether or not that person has the legal ability to sign your contract. Errors in wording can render your contract null and void, which can lead to legal repercussions down the road. If you are dealing with a company that uses a fictional name, this information should be included along with the full legal name of the company with which you are doing business. An example of this might look like: This agreement, dated March 12, 2016, is between ACME INDUSTRIES, INC., a Michigan corporation, and JOHN SMITH CONSULTING, INC., an Ohio corporation doing business as the Consult Expert. An unaware business owner or client might not know the consequences of using a fictional business name or using an imprecise Doing Business As (DBA) company name. A sole proprietorship, as an example, is not separate from its owner in legal terms. Check and be sure that you have the correct full name for the company or legal entity you are signing a contract with. Company names and DBAs can be checked at the Secretary of State, or in the state records of the state the company was formed. Many of these searches can be done online for free, though some states may charge a small fee. Take a moment before signing to go over the terms of your contract with the signing party. Double check that the person signing is the legally correct person to enter into a contract with you. Once the terms are approved, have all necessary properties sign and date the contract.
summary: Evaluate your contract. Identify the legal parties who will sign the contract. Check for deviations in wording. Verify that you are using the correct legal entity. Re-confirm the terms of contract and sign.