INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Drilling machines used for that are usually custom machines designed specifically for this purpose. However, with some adjustments a usual drilling machine will do the job at home.

SUMMARY: Drill mount points. Mount and solder the electronic components on board.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Think about what you're really trying to say in your paper. What is the main goal of your paper? What are you trying to prove? Brainstorm ideas for how you want your paper to go if you haven't already. The outline of your paper, or your paper itself if you have already written it, will help you determine what kind of hook you should use. Write the second part of your introductionthe information that will go after the hookso you know what it will say. Put in details for each paragraph, including your conclusion. The thesis is the specific thing that you are conveying to your reader; all other aspects of your paper will work to prove your thesis. What's the main idea of your paper? Maybe you're looking at how cat behavior affects other cats. Or maybe you're writing on a scientific topic, such as how certain bacteria react in alcohol. Whatever your topic is, you will have to have a thesis. Make sure the hook leads into your introduction and your paper. That is, make sure your hook is relevant to your thesis, and to your paper as a whole. In particular, keep the tone of your paper in mind; a serious paper should not begin with a joke. You'll confuse your readers by leading with something that doesn't relate to your paper. For example, if you start with a joke about married penguins but your paper is about the Civil War, the joke is not likely relevant and will just confuse or annoy the reader. You also want to make sure your hook is tailored to your audience, as well as your paper. Think about who will be reading your paper. What would draw them into the paper and make them interested in your topic? If your audience is a professor, maybe the hook could be an interesting fact. If your audience is your classmates, maybe the hook could be funny joke that relates to your paper. You don't want to just place a hook at the beginning without any connection to your paper. The hook should smoothly transition into the rest of your introduction. For instance, if you were writing about the American Civil War, and specifically the actions of President Lincoln, you may consider making your hook be an interesting fact about something that relates to the topic. For example: "Many people do not know this fact about Lincoln, as many people do not know what Lincoln's personal beliefs were about the war he helped win." The anecdote provides a way into a discussion of Lincoln's beliefs.

SUMMARY: Outline what you want your paper to say before writing your hook. Highlight your thesis. Use your main ideas and thesis to write your hook. Keep your audience in mind. Transition smoothly from your hook to your introduction.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: In order to become fluent in ASL, you will have to be invested in Deaf culture. Since deafness is rarely passed from parent to child, Deaf culture is one of the few cultures where a child does not learn the cultural traits from their parents. Instead, the culture evolves from deaf schools and community gatherings. Sign language is but one small aspect of Deaf culture. In Deaf culture, deafness is not viewed as a disability that needs fixing. The terms "mute" and "dumb" are culturally insensitive, and should never be used. In general, individual Deaf communities are tight-knit and initially hard to break into. But persistence and a humble attitude will help you succeed in making deaf friends. Once they know you are sincere and eager to learn about them and their language, many deaf people will begin to accept you and "show you the ropes" of their unique culture. The Deaf culture is built on strong literary traditions, especially in poetry. You cannot learn ASL simply from reading a dictionary or watching some videos. Finding a partner to practice ASL with on a regular basis will be crucial for improving your readability, speed, and comprehension. Post a bulletin at your school asking for an ASL partner. Get a friend or family member to learn ASL with you so you both have someone to practice with in everyday situations. The goal of learning ASL is being able to communicate fluently with someone who is deaf. Once you start feeling comfortable with basic sayings, go out of your way to interact with someone from the Deaf community. Find out what Deaf community events are happening in your area, such as art shows, movie screenings, or gatherings. Go to a Deaf Coffee Chat. They are typically (though, not always) oriented towards beginners and you are likely to find Deaf people who are happy to chat with you. Be polite and ask if someone would like to engage in a basic conversation with you.

SUMMARY: Familiarize yourself with Deaf culture. Practice with a partner. Communicate with a deaf person.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Here's what you need to make roasted mussels: 2 lbs. fresh blue mussels, debearded and rinsed 2 oz. whole almonds 3 1/2 tbsp. unsalted butter 1 1/2 tbsp. minced shallots 2 minced garlic cloves 6 tbsp. dry white wine 1 tbsp. lemon juice 1 1/2 tbsp. chopped parsley 1/4 tsp. chopped thyme leaves 1 tbsp. chopped chervil leaves Sea salt to taste Pepper to taste Crusty bread for serving Spread 2 oz. of whole almonds evenly on a baking sheet. Transfer the sheet to the oven and roast the almonds until they're fragrant, for about five minutes. Let them cool and them chop them by hand or use a food processor to chop them. Add 1 tbsp. of butter to the pan and cook until it's melted, for at least 30 seconds. Add 1 1/2 tbsp. of minced shallots and 2 minced garlic cloves to the butter and cook them until they're translucent, for 2-3 minutes. Add 6 tbsp. of dry white wine and 1 tbsp. of lemon juice to the pan and remove it from heat as soon as they boil. Add 1 1/2 tbsp. of chopped parsley, 1/4 tsp. of chopped thyme leaves, and 1 tbsp. chopped chervil leaves to the pan along with salt and pepper to taste. Arrange 2 lbs. of fresh blue mussels that have been de-bearded and rinsed in no more than two even layers in the roasting pan. Cut the butter into several pieces to spread it out evenly over the mussels. Toss the mussels to coat every 3-4 minutes, until the mussels have opened up and the sauce is nice and creamy. Serve these roasted mussels immediately on their own or with some bread for dipping.

SUMMARY:
Gather your ingredients. Preheat your oven to 400F (204C). Roast the whole almonds. Chop the almonds. Place a 5 1/4 quart nonreactive cast-iron roasting pan over medium heat. Add the shallots and garlic. Add the wine and lemon juice and bring them to a boil. Add the herbs and almonds to the pan. Increase the oven temperature to 450F (232C). Arrange the mussels in the roasting pan. Place the remaining 2.5 tbsp. of butter over the mussels. Roast the mussels until they've opened. Serve.