Problem: Article: Preheat the oven to 350F (177C). Make sure the aluminum foil comes up the sides of the pan. Use a pan that's large enough to hold all the hot dogs you want to bake. If you don't have one that's big enough, line two baking pans. Place the hot dog buns in the pan so they're touching. Fill the pan completely with a single layer of hot dog buns so none of them tip over when they're baking. Use one hot dog bun for every hot dog you want to bake. For extra flavor, coat the insides of the hot dog buns with butter or mayonnaise before you put them in the baking pan. Place one hot dog in each hot dog bun. Add toppings like mustard, cheese, onions, chili, and relish. Sprinkle the toppings directly on the hot dogs in the buns. Wrap the edges of the aluminum foil over the sides of the pan so it stays on in the oven. Set a timer for 45 minutes. After 45 minutes, take the pan out of the oven. The toppings on your hot dogs should be melted and the hot dog buns should be slightly browned. Carefully transfer the hot dogs from the pan to a plate using a spatula. Eat the hot dogs with your hands or use a fork and knife.
Summary: Turn on the oven and line a baking pan with aluminum foil. Arrange hot dog buns side by side in the lined baking pan. Fill the buns with hot dogs and your favorite toppings. Cover the pan with aluminum foil and put it in the oven for 45 minutes. Serve the hot dogs.

Problem: Article: You'll need a neodymium magnet, a wood screw, a spool of thin-gauged (1.3 millimeter / 16 gauge) copper wire, wire cutters, needle-nose pliers, and a AA battery. Ensure you're using wire which is uncoated, nonmagnetic, and somewhat pliable. Coated copper wire is generally made of multiple thin copper filaments woven into a rope-like wire. This type of wire is too weak to maintain a bendable shape, a quality which you'll want it to have later. The magnet should be a flattened cylinder with a diameter no larger than about one centimeter. Be careful not to let small children play with the magnet. Also, do not place it on or near electronics equipment, including tablets, phones, or MP3 players. In other words, the point of the screw should be sticking straight up from the magnet, whose flat head is affixed to the magnet. The head of the screw should be perfectly centered on the magnet, with an equal amount of space along the entire perimeter between the edge of the magnet and the edge of the screw's head. If you want to adjust the position of the screw on the magnet, you should be able to slide it around. If you want to use another screw for some reason (or suddenly realize you need to hang up a picture with the screw), try pushing it off the magnet rather than trying to pull it straight out. Pinch the battery between your thumb and middle finger. Lower the battery onto the screw so that the point of the screw makes contact with the approximate center of the battery's positive pole. The battery should now be above the screw, which should be above the battery, in a vertical line. With your free hand, bring one end of the copper wire up to the negative pole (the flat end) of the battery. Pinch the wire in place on top of the negative pole with your index finger. Bring the other end of the copper wire down to the battery and make contact with it. The nail and magnet assembly should spin. You may hear a low hum or buzz when the circuit is complete. If it does not spin, try reversing the polarity of the magnet by removing the screw, turning the magnet over, then reattaching the screw.
Summary: Prepare the materials for the motor. Place the head of the screw on the magnet. Hold the AA battery's positive end (the one with the divot extending out) just above the sharp point of the screw. Complete the circuit.

Problem: Article: Some companies have strict rules about managerial staff buddying up to underlings. Be aware of your company policy before you try to make friends with your boss. Monitor the climate of your work environment. Does your boss engage in miscellaneous conversation with her subordinates? Do you ever see her show up to gatherings outside the office? Is she friends with other support staff on social networks? Knowing the answer to these questions in addition to your employer's take on fraternization can help you to determine if being friends wth your boss is acceptable in your line of work. While some companies build a wall up around management, others encourage connections between supervisors and their employees. When people work with people they like, the culture, energy, and morale in the office is enhanced. Being able to have a successful friendship with your boss depends on the two of you being able to carefully separate business from pleasure. No matter how strong your bond, he is still the boss. You will still be evaluated, criticized and potentially fired if you do not meet performance standards or break company policy. If you are truly interested in making friends with your boss, do so because you get along with and find this person intriguing. Buddying up to a supervisor as a power play for your career is insincere and could hurt you more if your boss gets a whiff of your motives. Being best buds with an administrator will stimulate talk. If your friendship is well known among the staff, you can trust that every single move you make in the company will be scrutinized. Did you get a promotion because you're the boss's BFF? Did you get the cushy corner office due to favoritism? Count on water cooler talk to frequently be focused on you if you make friends with the head honcho. Getting closer to your boss may cause you to develop enemies with other subordinates. They may try to sabotage your position, or ex-communicate you from the inside loop. If you have a leadership role of your own, or must bridge relationships with many other employees, being buddy-buddy with your boss might impede those working relationships. Consider whether this friendship is worth it to you and your career growth. There is a clear and unequal distribution of power when you make friends with a higher up. Will your boss/bestie pass off extra work to you? Will she expect you to be on her side even when the whole office is against her? Recognize when you are being taken advantage of and know that you can exert your rights. Reconsider the friendship if you are constantly having to put aside your values and priorities for your new friend.
Summary: Know your employer's policy on fraternization. Don't give in to a false sense of security. Evaluate whether your friendship is interfering with your job. Learn to say "no".

Problem: Article: ( Y) ( . .) o(")(") Your completed bunny should look like this: ( Y) ( . .) o(")(")
Summary:
Make the ears: Make the face: Make the feet: Align the levels.