Article: Draw 2 semicircles that are each about 4-inches (10.16) wide on gray, black, or brown felt (or furry fabric), then cut them out using scissors. These will be the ears. Draw 2 semicircles that are each about 3-inches (7.62 cm) wide on pink felt, then cut them out using scissors. These will be the inner ears. You can sew, glue or pin one pink inner ear to one grey, black, or brown outer ear, then repeat with the other set. These form the completed mouse ears. Sew, glue, or pin the ears to the hood of a plain grey, black, or brown hooded sweatshirt. The costume will look best if the hoodie is the same color as the outer ears. Make sure that one mouse ear is attached to each side of the hood, and not too high up on it. You can put on the hood and test out the ears before attaching them to decide which exact position looks best. This step is optional, but can add a touch more flair if you have time. Lay the hoodie on a flat surface, and cut out an oval of pink felt (or another contrasting color) that is the width and height of the front of the hoodie. Then sew, glue, or pin the oval to the hoodie to serve as the belly. A regular pair of sweatpants in the same color as the hoodie (gray, black, or brown) make the perfect pair of mouse legs. Simply put them on once the rest of the costume is finished. Take a tube sock that is the same color as the outer mouse ears and the hoodie (or pink). Fill it with newspaper or fiberfill so that it looks like a tail, then sew, glue, or pin it to either the bottom back of the sweatshirt or the back waistband of the sweatpants. You can cut off one leg of a pair of tights and use it in the same way to make a mouse-tailjust make sure to tie, sew, glue, or pin one end closed before you stuff it. Once you've made all the pieces of the costume and have put them on, you're ready to draw the mouse's face. You can use regular makeup. Put a dot of pink lipstick on the end of your nose to make the mouse's nose. Use eyeliner (black, brown, or white) to draw a few whiskers across your cheeks. If you would like to complete the mouse look, you can put socks on your feet that match the color of the mouse costume, and socks or mittens on your hands. These will serve as the mouse's paws. You can use socks or mittens of the same color, or a contrasting one. For instance, if you have a black mouse body, then white paws might look nice.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Make the outer ears. Make the inner ears. Fasten the inner ears to the outer ears. Attach the ears to a hoodie. Add a mouse belly. Use sweatpants as the legs. Make the mouse-tail. Paint on a mouse face. Put on paws.

Problem: Article: Your state's laws will determine the acceptable manner of service of a subpoena duces tecum. Check with the court clerk, a local attorney, or your state's Civil Rules of Procedure for state-specific rules and regulations. Not all methods of delivery are acceptable in every state; check with your clerk of court for your area's specific requirements. Common methods of service include the following: Personal service. Personal service means the hand delivery of the document by someone other than yourself. In the case of a subpoena duces tecum, this is a preferred method of service. All states require that the person delivering the document(s) is at least eighteen years old. Many also require that the party delivering the document(s) sign and file with the court an affidavit of service, which describes how he or she delivered the document. First class United States mail. Most mail you send and receive is likely sent this way. While serving many types of court documents via first class mail is acceptable, it may not be in the case of a subpoena duces tecum in your state. Certified mail. Certified mail, whether a return receipt is requested or not, is almost always an acceptable form of service for court orders such as a subpoena duces tecum. Facsimile or other delivery method. Under certain circumstances, you may be able to deliver your subpoena in an informal manner, such as by fax or email attachment. For example, this may be acceptable when a party has already agreed to provide you with the documents, but you must provide a subpoena duces tecum for legal purposes due to her company's policy requirement. This form should be filled out by the person who served the subpoena. It describes the form of service and confirms that the subpoena was received. The court needs the forms to verify that the subpoena was served. It is now up to the person who was served to send the requested documents to the court clerk by the date specified in the subpoena. You likely want to view the documents before your case proceeds. Viewing them ahead of time will help you familiarize yourself with the facts of your case and ensure that you actually want to submit the document(s) as evidence. The specifics for gaining access to your documents may vary from state to state, but the general process is as follows: For a criminal case subpoena, the documents will be delivered directly to the clerk of court or judge. The court will determine what kind of access you will have to the documents. For a civil case subpoena, the subpoena will specify whether you are asking to view the documents or you are requesting copies delivered to you. If you are simply requesting access to the documents, the recipient of the subpoena can specify where and when (typically normal business hours) you can either view or copy documents yourself. If you request copies, they will be mailed or delivered to you by the recipient. The records will be accompanied with an affidavit or declaration about the documents and how they were prepared. The recipient of the subpoena is entitled to costs for responding to the subpoena, including copying costs and payment for the hours it took employees to prepare the documents.
Summary: Have the subpoena served. Ensure that a proof of service form is completed. Submit the completed forms to the court clerk. Review the documents.

While this tool is normally creating an ellipse-shaped selection, you can use it to create circles as well. You'll find this tool in the upper-left corner of the Toolbox window. Click and drag on your canvas to begin creating an ellipse shape. Shift after you start dragging to create a circle. This will snap the ellipse into a perfect circle shape. Make sure to keep holding Shift as you release your mouse button. If this doesn't work properly the first time, try starting a new ellipse. You can specify the exact size of the circle by using the "Size" fields in the "Tool Options" section of the Toolbox. Make sure the height and width are the same to make a perfect circle. Click the foreground color box in the Toolbox to open the color picker. This color will fill the circle. The circle will be borderless. The circle will fill with the color you selected.
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Click the Ellipse Select Tool in the Toolbox. Start creating an ellipse by clicking and dragging. Hold . Choose the color you want to fill the circle with. Click the Edit menu in the GIMP menu bar and select "Fill with FG color."