INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It is customary to provide dinner guests a bowl of fragranced water for washing hands and/or an oshibori, a moist hand towel. Some Japanese restaurants will not have napkins. Most Japanese people carry around a handkerchief and use it as a napkin for meals. Similar to western conventions, it is considered rude to eat or drink before everyone at the table has received their portion. While many westerners will not notice or pay much mind to someone eating early, it will be perceived more negatively in Japan. When receiving food, it is polite to say "itadakimasu," which means "I gratefully receive." When drinking from a communal pitcher, it is polite to offer to pour a drink for others before pouring your own. With more formal meals, the presentation and layout of food is important. Do not reorganize the food, utensils or plates in an improper fashion. When you aren't using your chopsticks, place them on a holder, known as a hashioki, if it is available. Always keep the rice bowl to the left of your plate and the soup bowl to the right. It is considered wasteful to put food on your plate and then not finish it. Take small portions at a time so you know won't have too much to eat.. Spilling food on yourself or on the table is considered a severe form of bad table manners. It is customary to hold the plate or bowl underneath your chin as you take each bite.

SUMMARY: Clean your hands. Wait until everyone has their food before eating. Respect the layout. Don't waste food.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Taking into account the extra inch or few inches shorter they'll be in the end, are the approximately the length you had in mind? You might decide you actually want bermudas instead of capris. Take a look and decide before proceeding.
Summary: Try the shorts on.

You can use a smaller elbow adz for more control. Gradually cut and smooth the ends into your desired shape. At this point, your canoe probably still looks boxy. You can cut the top sides into a gentle swoop to reduce the weight of your canoe and give it an elegant look. Although you've removed the bulk of the wood from the center of your canoe, you still need to take a smaller knife, adz, or axe and clean up the edges. Try to make the center as uniform as possible. Remember not to remove too much wood from the bottom or you might cut a hole. Use heavy grit sandpaper and rub your sandpaper over the entire surface of your canoe. Work the sandpaper with the grain of the wood. Be sure to blow away any sawdust before sealing your canoe. Use a spar varnish and apply multiple coats. Be sure to use a light sandpaper in between coats. This will help your varnish layers stick. Follow specific package instructions on your varnish and be cautious when using. Wait for your varnish to completely dry and seal before taking your canoe to the water.
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One-sentence summary -- Shape the ends. Cut the sides of the canoe. Detail the center of the canoe. Sand your canoe smooth. Seal the canoe.

Q: In order to submit to agencies, you will need to have pictures to show them what you look like. The photos do not need to be professional, but they should clearly convey how you currently look. Schedule a photo shoot with a friend of yours who has a good camera. Make sure to get at least one good shot of your head and one good full-length shot of your body. Don't wear makeup and keep your clothing simple (a tank top and jeans works best). Take the photos outside to take advantage of the natural lighting. In order to have a compelling portfolio, you need to have a lot of pictures of yourself and all of them should be different. Working with different photographers on different shoots will help give you a lot of picture options to choose from when building your book. Try to show a range of facial expressions and body movements when working on different shoots. The more photographers you work with and the more shoots you do, the more comfortable you will become in front of the camera. Certain photographers bring out the best in certain models. Find photographers who work well with you and collaborate with them often. Look for photographers who are also just starting out. They'll be more likely to want to work with a new model. You can find photographers by looking on Craigslist or by making a profile on Model Mayhem. " The fashion industry is all about putting people in boxes, so to be able to market yourself effectively, you need to know and understand your "type." If you're have an approachable kind of beauty, you're ideal for commercial print modeling. If you have an interesting, unexpected face, you're ideal for editorial fashion shoots. If you have an amazing body, you're ideal for lingerie and swimwear shoots. If you're very tall, you're ideal for bridal shoots and runway. If your face is perfectly symmetrical, you're ideal for beauty shots. If you're very toned and in shape, you're ideal for fitness modeling. If you have perfect hands and/or feet, you're ideal for parts modeling. If you're very outgoing, as well as attractive, you're ideal for promotional modeling.
A: Get headshots. Work with different photographers. Know and embrace your modeling "type.

Article: Search for a mycological group in your area online. If you're in the U.S., search the directory of the North American Mycological Association. These groups promote the study of mushrooms, and many hold classes or other meet-ups to help educate the public. Many groups may even hold nature walks or other field events for people who want to learn more about foraging. Go to your local bookstore or an online retailer to purchase a mushroom field guide for your region. You can take the book when you go out foraging to practice identifying different mushrooms. It may also help you become more familiar with common edible and poisonous varieties. Ask the registrar at your local university about the possibility of auditing mycology classes. You can further develop your mushroom-identification skills and learn more about edible varieties of mushrooms. If your local university doesn't have classes you can audit, ask your local mycological group what classes or resources they would recommend.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Join a local mycological group. Buy a mushroom field guide for your area. Check for mycology classes at your local university.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's a blue app with a white f. It's just below About, Photos, and Friends. To take a new photo, tap the gray camera in the gray square in the upper-left corner of the screen. The photo(s) have been uploaded to your friend's timeline.

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Open Facebook. Tap the search bar at the top of the screen. Type your friend's name and tap it when it appears. Scroll down and tap Share Photo. Tap the photo(s) you want to upload. Tap Done in the upper-right corner. Write a message to accompany the photo(s). Tap Post in the upper-right corner.