Write an article based on this "Get rid of excess fluid as soon as possible. Wipe off the fluid if it's still wet. Pick off dried fluid."
article: Make your task easier by removing any fluid from your clothes immediately. Brush off any large, dried flakes with your hands. Do this even if you plan to send the clothes to the dry cleaners instead of tackling the stains at home. Gently blot at the fluid with a rag or paper towel. Don't press the rag or paper towel into the fluid. Be careful not to rub it into your clothes. Make sure the fluid is completely dry. Scratch off as much as you can with your fingernail. Try brushing it off with a stiff-bristled brush. Only use a brush on thicker fabrics.

Write an article based on this "Gather your darning materials. Thread the needle Make the first darning stitch. Make your first chain stitch. Continue chain stitching around the platform of the shoe. Secure the darning knot Darn your other pointe shoe."
article: To darn your pointe shoes you will need a few important materials. You will need: Pointe shoes A large, thick sewing needle or curved needle Wool or cotton embroidery thread (approximately two arms-length of thread) Scissors A thimble (optional) . You will need to thread approximately two arms-length or about three feet of thread. Insert your darning thread through the eye of the needle. You can use single threading to make your darning especially fine, but it is also acceptable to double up and knot the two thread ends together once you have thread the needle. Darning thread can be found at nearly any sewing or craft store. Cut the excess threading off from the end of the knot. Hold the pointe shoe with the sole of the shoe facing you, and the front of the shoe facing away from you. Insert the needle at the back of the pointe platform, near the top of the satin pleats. Pass the needle through the satin and through the platform material at an angle starting below, from the outer, side edge of the platform, and pushing it up diagonally, to the top, inner edge of the platform. Push the needle completely though the shoe, and pull the thread all the way until the threaded knot reaches the shoe. Insert the needle very close next to the stitching hole you just made. Again, pull the needle through the satin and platform material, and begin to pull the rest of the threading through. However, don't pull the thread tight, all the way through. The thread will be in a loop before you pull it all the way through the shoe. When you see the loop of thread, pass your needle through the loop, and then pull the thread taut. This will create your first chain stitch. Continue stitching around the platform of the shoe, inserting the needle through the satin and platform material and drawing the thread through the stitching loops, maintaining the chain stitch. Be sure to not make the stitchings too outward on the sides of the platform, or else the darning won't provide any effective traction while dancing. The spacing between the stitching isn't too important, but they do need to be close together, and they do need to be relatively uniform. . Once you have chain stitched all the way around the platform of the pointe shoe and have come back to where you started darning, cut off the excess thread. You can cut pretty close to the last knot you made, but leave about a centimeter of leftover thread. You don't have to make a final knot; the darning thread will stay in place since all of the stitches consist of knots. Consider securing and sealing the last bit of excess thread by swiping it with a bit of clear nail polish. That will keep the thread sealed onto the shoe rather than hanging off freely. When you are finished darning one pointe shoe, repeat the same exact stitching method on your other shoe. You may find darning your second pointe shoe to be a bit easier and faster, now that you have one darned pointe shoe under your belt.

Write an article based on this "Download and complete form I-765 from the USCIS website. Read the form instructions to determine your eligibility category. Include a photocopy of an official document that proves your eligibility."
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To apply for a work permit, download a copy of the official application form online, entitled "Application for Employment Authorization." Fill in the form with basic information like your name, contact information, and recent travel history. The form is available for free in PDF form at https://www.uscis.gov/i-765. Be sure to complete the application in full and to provide a signature where it is requested. An incomplete form will be returned to you. Question 16 of the I-765 form requires that you state your specific eligibility for working in the U.S. This is indicated with a letter and number combination. Read the form instructions indicated at the back to figure out what code applies to you. For instance, if you have been granted asylum in the U.S., code (a)(5) would be applicable. You must include official proof of your eligibility for a U.S. work permit along with your completed form I-765. Photocopy the relevant document or documents and staple them to your form. Never submit an original document in case your form gets lost or damaged during the application process. For example, if you apply as someone who has been granted asylum, you will have to produce a copy of the judge's order that gave you that status.