INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Fold the fabric over towards the wrong (back) side, so that the raw edge of the fabric will be hidden on the back of the item when you are finished. The wrong (back) sides of the fabric should be together after this fold. You can make the first fold larger if you plan to do a wide hem, such as a 2in (5.1cm) hem. Make sure that the first fold is equal to or smaller than the desired hem width. If you plan to do a narrow hem, such as a 0.25in (0.64cm) wide hem, then your first fold should also be 0.25in (0.64cm). You can make your hem as narrow or as wide as you like. This fold will hide the raw edge of the fabric. For example, you could make your hem 0.5in (1.3cm) wide for sleeves, or 3in (7.6cm) wide for pantlegs. Try folding the fabric over and checking to see what hem width looks best. Insert pins perpendicular to the folded edge of the fabric. Space out the pins so that there is 1 every 2 to 3in (5.1 to 7.6cm) apart. Make sure that each pin goes all the way through the layers of fabric to secure the fold. Use ballpoint pins for delicate fabrics and knits. These pins will go in between the fibers rather than through them. You can pin the folds into place using straight pins or pins that have rounded ends to prevent them from going all the way through the fabric. If you want the edges of your hem to be crisp and flat, iron over the folded edges. Use the lowest setting on your iron to press the folded edges. You may also want to place a T-shirt or towel over the fabric to prevent it from getting damaged by the heat. Be careful not to iron over pins in the fabric. You may want to remove the pins in sections to avoid accidentally ironing over them.

SUMMARY: Make a 0.5in (1.3cm) fold along the raw edge of the fabric. Fold the desired amount of fabric for the hem. Pin the hem in place. Iron along the fold to crease the fabric if desired.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Make it easier for you to examine your body for any spots, moles, or bumps by standing in front of a large full body mirror. Do this in a room with good light. If you have access to a full body mirror that is on a stand, this would work best. You may also want to have a small hand mirror close by to make it easier for you to examine specific areas on your body. You can also ask someone to help you examine your body up close, such as a partner or a family member. When you examine your body, look for spots, moles, or bumps that could be cancerous. Moles are often brown or black in color and may appear as one or in a cluster. Spots and bumps may appear red, brown, or black. Check for any spots or bumps that are new on your body as well as spots, moles, or bumps that you have had for a long time. You may have birthmarks on your body that are at risk of becoming cancerous, so they should also be checked. Stand in front of the mirror with your arms raised at your sides. You can be naked or wear underwear. Look at your chest and stomach for any spots, moles, or bumps. Bend your elbows and check your forearms. Then, lift your arms and examine your underarms and armpits. Make sure you also check your wrists, fingers, and palms. You should also examine your face, neck and scalp. Make sure you look at the front and the back of your neck. Use the small hand mirror to examine your scalp, parting your hair as you do so. Stand in front of the mirror with your back to it and look over your shoulder. Examine your lower back as well as your butt. Then, sit down on a chair and check the front and back of your legs. Look at the tops of your feet. You should also lift up your feet and check the soles of your feet. Look at each toe as well as between each toe.

SUMMARY: Use a large mirror. Look for spots, moles, or bumps on your body. Check your upper body. Examine your lower body.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The two main resolutions for HDTVs are 720P and 1080P Both of these are considered "HD", though 1080P is sometimes called "True HD". Most 1080P TVs can switch to 720P mode depending on the input. Not everyone can tell the difference between the two, but 1080P will result in a clearer, sharper picture. The larger your TV, the more noticeable the difference between 720P and 1080P will become. 720P-only TVs have largely been phased out, except in the smallest models. These have 4 times the pixels of a 1080P TV, and the sharpness difference can be startling. You may need to be viewing from a specific distance in order to actually see the difference, and a lot rests on the viewers visual acuity. There isn't much out there yet that takes advantage of 4K. TV channels are not yet being broadcast in UHD, and when they do they will require new hardware to convert the signals. Netflix has a very limited selection of 4K content, and only a few Blu-rays have been treated to a 4K remaster. At this point, buying a 4K TV is more future-proofing than anything. 1080P content will still look great on your UHD TV. You won't get HD picture from a VHS player, and only certain devices are capable of outputting at 4K. Not all TV channels broadcast at the same resolution. The PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and Wii U are the only video game consoles that can output at 1080P. Computers with high-end video cards can output resolutions even higher than 4K UHD.

SUMMARY: Choose a higher resolution for better picture quality. Look at some 2160P (4K UHD) models. Understand that input matters.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Enhance your room's ambiance, dramatize wall textures, accent artwork, or just provide general illumination for your den, living room, family room, playrooms, or bedrooms. A variety of different types of lighting fixtures will work for both your general lighting and accent lighting needs. This is preferred because the light source is concealed. Close-to-ceiling fixtures, wall sconces, and interior lamps are also excellent choices and provide ample lighting. These fixtures are not only decorative pieces, but are ideal sources of task lighting for reading or playing games. While traditional wall fixtures with arms remain the most popular form of wall lighting, more contemporary wall sconces are gaining popularity for accent lighting. Interior lamps are also a great choice. When table space is limited, wall lamps are a good alternative.

SUMMARY:
Use lighting to bring out the best in your living spaces. Use recessed lighting to light a general area. Try recessed lighting or track lighting to make a room come alive by accenting artwork, wall washing, or grazing. Try CFL Lighting to get more value for your money.