Article: To protect the bed in the future, invest in a mattress cover made of plastic. The mattress cover will sit over the mattress and prevent liquid from absorbing into the mattress. You can find plastic mattress covers at your local hardware store or online. If you do not like the sound or feel of a plastic cover, you can get a washable protector made of breathable fabrics. The protector can then fit over the mattress and be washed in the washing machine when needed. Look for washable protectors for the bed at your local hardware store or online. Get bedding that is easy to wash and maintain, especially if there is a chance the bed will get wet in the future. Bedding made of cotton is easy to clean and does not hold stains. You may invest in a few sets of bedding that is easy to wash so you can rotate them as needed.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use a plastic mattress cover. Try a washable protector. Use washable bedding on the bed.

Problem: Article: During each of your turns, you may either move or attack an opponent's piece. You may not do both. If you find yourself in a position where you cannot move or attack, then you have lost the game and must announce your defeat to your opponent. Take turns moving your pieces in vertical or horizontal directions. Pieces may not move in a diagonal direction. Pieces may only move one space, except for the Scouts which can move an unlimited distance. Just keep in mind that because only scouts can move more than one space per turn, moving a scout more than one space will reveal its identity to your opponent and may cause your opponent to attack that piece. Pieces cannot jump over the lake or over other pieces. They also may not occupy the same space as another piece. Pieces cannot move back and forth between the same two spaces over three consecutive turns. Attack your opponent's pieces to reduce his or her numbers and capture your opponent's Flag. You may only attack pieces that are directly next to your pieces. They may not be a space away or diagonal to one of your pieces. They must be right next to each other in a vertical or horizontal direction. When you attack your opponent (or your opponent attacks you) you must both announce the rank of your piece that attacked (or was attacked). Whatever piece has the highest ranking wins the fight. Remove the losing piece from the board. If both pieces have the same rank, then remove both pieces from the board. Place captured pieces in the tray as you play. Doing so will help to keep them organized for future games. Place the winning piece on the space that was occupied by the losing piece. Some pieces have special attack privileges that make them capable of attacking more powerful pieces. Make sure that you observe these special attack privileges as you play the game. The Spy can capture the Marshal if the Spy attacks first. If the Spy is attacked by the Marshal, then the Spy is captured instead. Scouts can move and attack on the same turn. No other pieces can do both in the same turn Miners can disarm Bomb pieces. All other pieces must be removed from the board if they attack a Bomb piece. Whoever captures his or her opponent's Flag first wins the game. But you may also win the game if your opponent reaches a point where he or she cannot make any more moves. For example, if all of the player's moveable pieces have been captured or blocked, then that player would lose the game.
Summary: Understand how gameplay works. Move your pieces. Attack your opponent's pieces. Observe the special attack privileges of certain pieces. Win by capturing your opponent's Flag or all of your opponent's moveable pieces.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Fill a large saucepan with 1 to 2 inches (2.54 to 5.08 centimeters) of water. Place a heat-safe bowl (preferably glass) on top of the saucepan. Make sure that the bottom of the bowl does not touch the surface of the water. You will be placing the finishing macaroons on this, and using it to transfer them to the fridge. You can use semi-sweet chocolate chips, but it would be better if you used chopped, high-quality chocolate, however. Keep stirring until the chocolate is melted and smooth. There should be no lumps, chunks, or clumps. Don't let the chocolate burn. Let any excess chocolate drip off before placing the macaroon onto the baking sheet. Repeat with the remaining macaroons. If you have lots of leftover chocolate, you can scoop it up with a spoon, and drizzle it over the macaroons for nice touch. This will allow the chocolate to harden and set.

SUMMARY: Set up a double-boiler. Line a baking sheet with wax paper. Add the chocolate into the bowl. Melt the chocolate over low heat, stirring often. Dip the bottoms of a macaroon in the chocolate. Consider drizzling any leftover chocolate on top of the macaroons. Leave the macaroons in the fridge for 10 minutes.

Fanfiction has an extensive and devoted fanbase. There are a range of communities you can post your material on. Arguably the best-known and recommended of these is FanFiction.net. The website has an exhaustive list of different categories, genres and crossovers your work may fit into. Make an account and find the matching category for your work's source material. Quotev, Archive of Our Own, and Wattpad are alternatives if you're looking to publish your story in additional places. It is recommended to publish your story on multiple sites if you can, as this will maximize your story's exposure. There are certain websites that specialize in fanfiction from a particular source. If you're looking to read or write fanfic from the Harry Potter universe for example, there is at least one website specifically dedicated to it. As a general rule, fanfiction should not be written with the intent of having it published commercially. Copyright protects unlicensed individuals from taking advantage of a creative property. However, publishers are beginning to warm up to the idea of publishing works of fanfiction. Although your choice of publisher will be limited to the one with the appropriate creative license, getting it accepted by them may actually stand the chance of turning your work into series canon, provided it doesn't conflict with established canon. For fanfiction writers with commercial aspirations, you can remove any trademarked names and ideas in your story and replace them with original content. Some bestselling 'original' fiction, like E.L James' Fifty Shades of Grey and Lois McMaster Bujold's Vorkosigan Saga, began as works of fanfiction. If the book you're writing fanfiction for is common domain, it may be published without any name changes as long as your work is only based on the original works that are common domain. If you're starting to get serious about your creation you can do no better than to talk to other fanfiction aficionados. Sites like FanFiction are perfect for it. Not only will they be able to give you helpful tips and advice on how to improve your craft, they'll also probably help promote your work if they like it enough. As a general rule, if you offer feedback to someone's work, the chances are high you will receive feedback in return. It should go without saying that you'll receive the most helpful feedback from writers that are fans of the same source material you are using.
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Post your story on a Fanfiction outlet. Send your work to publishers. Link up with other fanfic writers.