In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Call a local utility company to ask about the location of cables and pipes. If there are any present underneath the planned paving stone area, you may need to change your design. Plan your desired layout before you purchase the stones, so you're sure you'll be able to build a pattern you like. In general, the more "interlocking" there is, the stronger the pattern will be, making the herringbone pattern a good option for vehicle traffic. Mostly, however, this is an aesthetic decision. Choices for layout include: "Bricklaying": Lay out the paving stones in an offset grid, so the bottom of each paving stone touches two paving stones underneath it. This tends to look better than a simple grid, and may reduce sliding. Herringbone: Form an arrow shape by placing two rectangular paving stones at right angles to each other. "Nest" more of these arrows in a long diagonal line under each other, and use similar lines of arrows to fill the remaining space. Even if your basic pattern only involves one shape of paving stone, you could purchase a second, smaller shape to create a border. Remove plants, fallen leaves, and other surface cover from the area so you can clearly see the area you'll be working with. If more intensive preparation is required, such as breaking up concrete, make sure you follow safe practices, and consider hiring a professional. Stake the corners of the area you want paved, and tie string taut between the strings to mark the border.
Summary: Check with a utility company before digging. Choose a pattern. Clear away grass and debris. Mark the outline of the area.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Slow dancing offers a break from the faster paced songs, and is typically performed during slow love songs or R&B slow-jams. Grab a partner (ideally someone you have a crush on) to take advantage of the opportunity. First place your hands on your partner's waist. If you don't know where the waist is located, it's just above the hips. Your partner will either place their hands on your shoulders, on your waist, or a combination of the two. More formal dances, such as the Waltz, will instead require you and your partner to lock a set of hands and hold them out to your side. Move your feet with the beat. Slow dances aren't terribly demanding a simple swaying left and right is enough to get you through the song. A classic and easy step routine to remember is the Waltz. If you are leading the routine, you simply step forward with your partner, then to the right, then backwards, and to the left. This creates a box pattern, and you should finish right where you started. You can spin your partner (or they can spin you) as you see fit. Don't get dizzy though! A controversial dance best suited for fast paced hip hop or R&B songs. Check with your school prior to performing the dance, or at least do so in a way that you don't get caught. Have your partner place their hips against yours, with both of you facing the same direction. Grind up and down to the beat. You can place your hands on their hips if both parties are comfortable with the idea. Make sure your partner is okay with performing this dance. The principles of solo freestyle dancing also apply to partner freestyle. This works well with any type of music that you want to join a partner for, provided the song isn't reserved for formal slow dancing. Let your partner's dance moves influence your own, and vice versa. You aren't necessarily touching your partner while dancing, but you undeniably are working as a team. If you ever get lost or lose your rhythm, revert to a few simple moves. The two-step is a simple maneuver where you step your right leg to the right and step your left leg over to meet it. Then, repeat back to the other side. The bounce is another simple move that will help you get back on track. Simply bounce or jump up and down to the beat of the music. Move your arms as desired.
Summary: Know the classic slow dance. Keep bump and grind at the ready. Fill in the gaps with freestyle.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Cut a length of ribbon at least 4 times the width of the pillow. Center the pillow over the ribbon. Wrap the ribbon ends around the sides of the pillow. Tie the ribbon into a knot in the front of the pillow. Add the rings, then tie the ribbon into a bow. Choose a charm that is meaningful, such as a horseshoe for good luck, or a heart for love. Sew it to the pillow under the bow, or slide it onto the ribbon before tying it into a bow. Purchase miniature ribbon roses or rosettes. If they are attached to wire stems, trim the stems down to just beneath the bud. Hot glue the rosettes to your pillow as desired. Adding them around the bow would be ideal. Sew a few stitches through the center of the pillow. Thread a needle and push it through the front of the pillow and out the back. Move the needle over 18 to 14 inch (0.32 to 0.64cm), then push it from the back and out the front. Do this one more time to create an X. Knot and cut the thread. Cover the X in the front of the pillow with a ribbon bow. Hot glue thin cording to the seams of your pillow. Make some tassels using matching embroidery thread. Sew them to the corners of the pillow. Silver and gold colors make for great accents, but other colors can also be used. If you prefer not to use hot glue, try fabric glue. You can also sew the cord using a whipstitch.
Summary:
Tie a ribbon around a pillow. Add a symbolic charm to the bow. Embellish a pillow with ribbon rosettes. Create a tufted look. Add a corded trim and tassels for a lavish touch.