Problem: Article: To preserve eucalyptus, mix a solution of one part glycerin with two parts water. Heat the mixture to boiling or near-boiling. You can obtain glycerin at your local arts and crafts shop or big box store. Once your glycerin and water solution is ready, pour the mixture into a stable, wide-bottomed vase. Place the eucalyptus branches in the vase with the cut end of the stem in the liquid. The liquid should reach about three inches (eight centimeters) up the length of the eucalyptus stem. To help your eucalyptus branches absorb the preservation solution more quickly, slice the bases of the stems a bit, or smash them once or twice with a hammer. Put the vase containing the eucalyptus somewhere with moderate humidity and a temperature of 60 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit (16 to 24 degrees Celsius). Keep the branches out of direct sunlight as they absorb the preservation solution. Refill the liquid in the vase as need, since some will evaporate over time.
Summary: Create a preservation solution. Place the eucalyptus in the preservation solution. Place your eucalyptus branches in a cool environment.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Observe how he behaves. Understand his fears, thoughts, and desires. You could also read the manga, but keep in mind Yoshiyuki Sadamoto, the manga's author and character designer of the first Evangelion anime, sees Shinji differently from Hideaki Anno, its main writer and director. Unlike most cosplay, this outfit will not look out of place in day-to-day life. It is a simple: a white short-sleeved button-down shirt, a black undershirt, and a pair of black trousers. Complete the look with a dark leather belt and solid white high-top sneakers. Make sure your dress shirt is made from thick enough material that the black undershirt does not show through. Not only will a sheer shirt make you look less like less like Shinji, but it will also make you look sloppy. Luckily, like Shinji's clothes, his hair is simple and normal. Get your hair cut neat and short but not buzzed. Have bangs that are slightly uneven and long, just touching your eyebrows. Give yourself a middle part. Dye your hair very dark brown to match his if necessary. If you would prefer to keep your hair the way it is and are simply working on a Shinji cosplay for a convention, wear a wig instead. Shinji uses a fictional technology called an SDAT player that looks similar to a portable cassette player. Although cassette players are now outdated, they are not difficult to find. If you'd rather, you can always use an MP3 player instead. To really get in the mood, listen to classical music, preferably Bach (Suite No.1 Prelude for Cello). In one episode, Shinji wears a T-shirt with XTC written on it, indicating he may also enjoy new wave. Some bands similar in style to XTC include Shriekback, Gang of Four, Talking Heads, The The, and Elvis Costello. or another instrument. Although Shinji is ashamed of his perceived lack of skill, he is actually an accomplished cellist. His bashful cello playing has been a trait featured prominently since the original series. He also learns the piano in the more recent film Evangelion 3.0: You Can (Not) Redo.

SUMMARY: Watch the episodes and the movies over and over. Wear a Japanese school uniform. Cut and dye your hair like Shinji's. Wear earbuds and listen to music frequently. Learn to play cello

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Traveling in groups is more social, cuts down on gas, and is better for your carbon footprint (which is the sum of all greenhouse gases created and released by your activities). Using public transit, like buses and trains cuts down on the gas it takes to get somewhere and is cheaper and better for the environment than cars. It takes a lot of fuel to fly or drive long distances, and that fuel creates greenhouses gases. Donate some money to a company that offsets those emissions. When you donate to a group that tries to offset carbon emissions, they use that money to fund projects that prevent that same emission elsewhere. That could be as simple as planting a new tree, or funding projects to reduce someone else's carbon footprint.
Summary:
Carpool to holiday events. Take the bus or train whenever you can. Donate to offset your carbon footprint if you travel.