INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Lightly sand the perimeter of the area to be repaired. Move the gun from side to side to push the plastic back into the trench. While the plastic is still soft from the soldering, lay the plastic patch over the area. Continue moving the soldering gun over the area to smooth the plastic, and fuse them together. Mix a 2 part epoxy glue, and cover the entire area of the patch. Allow to set up, sand and spray on a coat of plastic paint if desired.

SUMMARY: Drain the gas tank, and clean it inside and out with soapy water. Cut a plastic patch, made of a similar material to the gas tank, slightly larger than the hole to be repaired. Heat up an electric soldering gun, and drag it around the edge of the crack to create a trench. Allow to cool and dry completely.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: First and foremost, you must write an outline for your speech. Breaking down your information into parts and sections will help you to memorize the details more easily. Your outline does not need to be formal or structured in any particular way since you won't be using it during your presentation. You want to present your main ideas and the secondary ideas for the concepts or subjects you are presenting in your speech. First determine your main ideas, then determine what information would accompany those ideas and finally any subsidiary information that would help to support your secondary information. Once you have created a basic outline summarizing the information for your speech, you can begin to decide which parts of your speech are more important than others. This will help you allocate the proper amount of time to each point. After determining the importance of each point of your speech, you can start dividing your time accordingly. Be sure you are aware of any time constraints given for the delivery of your speech and distribute the time appropriately.

SUMMARY: Outline your speech. Determine the importance of each point. Divide your time.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Open the vaccine vial or bottle and dilute it by using a syringe with 3 ml of diluent. The syringe and diluent should come with the vaccine. Make sure that the temperature of the diluent is 2 to 8 C (36 to 45 F). To make sure that the diluent is always cold, always carry it in an ice box filled with ice. If you are going to vaccinate a lot of birds, you can divide the diluted vaccine into 2-3 clean bottles and keep them on ice. That way, the vaccine will stay at the right temperature. Gently shake the vaccine vial several times before attaching the dropper. Then, attach the eyedropper, which should have been provided with the vaccine and diluent. You should be able to attach the dropper by pulling it over the lip of the vaccine vial or by twisting it on. Gently grab the bird's head and twist it slightly so that its eye is facing you. Position the dropper carefully over the eye and slowly squeeze out a drop of the vaccine. Then, wait a moment to ensure that the vaccine is absorbed by the eye instead of pooling and leaking out. If the drop is fully absorbed, the vaccine was successful. If the drop was not fully absorbed, a new drop should be administered. It may be helpful to have an assistant hold the chicken in place while you administer the vaccine.

SUMMARY: Dilute the vaccine solution. Attach the eyedropper to the vaccine vial. Drop at least 0.03ml of the vaccine into the chicken's eye.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A large pile from a week or two's reading should be a good start. Each section should be folded to the size of half a page. Add a tablespoon of detergent to the water and mix gently. Stand each roll on one end and leave to dry thoroughly. Once thoroughly dry, the newspaper logs are ready for use. They should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated area.

SUMMARY:
Collect your newspapers. Divide the newspapers up into sections. Fill a tub of water. [ Soak each folded section in the tub of water. Remove the sections carefully and lay down on a clean surface. Roll each section individually on the rod and squeeze out any excess water. Slide each roll off the rod. Store.