Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Repeat this process all the way across the row.

Answer: Continue to knit 1, loop over 9, and then knit and increase for the rest of the row. When you reach the end of the row, you should have 15 stitches on your needle instead of 50 and the stitches should look scalloped or ruffled.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find the target in the scope. Check your rest again. Load the rifle with the ammunition you intend to shoot with. Fire your first shots. Find the center of the group. Shoot again. Place the target at 100 yards (91.4m).

Answer: Your target should still be 25 yards (22.9m) out. Place the crosshairs directly on the center of the bull's-eye. It shouldn't require much adjustment from the bore-sighting section. Once you have the rifle aimed at the target, double-check your gun rest to make sure that it is secure and that the gun will not move when fired. Place extra sandbags around the butt if necessary. Different bullets have different weights, so it may shoot inaccurately if you change ammunition after sighting-in the rifle. When you are sighting in a rifle, you are essentially sighting it for one specific type of ammunition. Put the cartridge in gently, so that you don't disrupt the positioning of the rifle. Fire a group of 3 shots at the bull's-eye, taking care to stay in the same position for each shot. Try to fire when there is little to no wind, so that your shot will not be affected. Always follow strict safety guidelines when handling a live firearm. Never shoot when someone is downrange, and never point a loaded gun at another person. Measure how far away the center spot is from the bull's-eye. Adjust the crosshairs vertically and horizontally, using the scope adjustment knobs. For example, if you need to move up 3 inches (7.6cm), you would turn the scope adjustment knob in the up direction. Continue the 3-shot process, adjusting the scope as necessary, until you have centered the shots on the target. Allow your gun to cool between shooting groups of shots. You should be able to hold the barrel for 10 seconds without burning yourself before firing again. If the barrel gets too hot, it can warp and lead to misfires and bad accuracy. Repeat the 3-shot process until you have centered the shots on the target again. Once you've centered your shots, you have successfully sighted-in the rifle.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Offer your services to local bands. Get published in print or online. Market yourself to bands, music labels, festivals, and venues. Develop relationships with managers, publicists, and promoters. Do promotional work.

Answer: Come up with a low-cost package that will appeal to bands who haven't worked with a professional before. You may choose to do both photo shoots and concert photography in order to get experience and enhance your portfolio. Develop relationships with bloggers, music websites, local magazines, and music magazines. If you start by submitting photos for publication without pay, you may be able to develop contacts that will give you photo passes for exclusive events in the future. Contact the editors of the music magazines and websites and offer to share your photographs. Develop a relationship with members of the art department for magazine and websites to get your photographs used in their publications or on their sites. With a good portfolio in hand, you should try to get varied jobs in the music industry. Creating a good relationship with a label and/or venue may turn out to be more profitable than a relationship with a band. Contact members of the creative department at a music label and offer your services. Get in touch with the people in charge of booking performances for festivals and venues and ask if you can take photographs. Reach out to bands on social media and see if they would like to check out your portfolio. If you have an in with a band manager or publicist, or a club promoter, you'll get the credentials you need to photograph bands. Introduce yourself to these gatekeepers and offer to show them your portfolio. This is an easier and more successful route than trying to get permission from the band members themselves. In addition to taking photos during concerts, band photographers also shoot promotional photographs. Offer your services for photo shoots, magazine articles, product promotions, press kits, and album covers. You'll get your photographs published and also develop relationships with the band and their team, which can lead to more jobs.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Provide the author of the dissertation. Add the year of publication. Proofread the full citation.

Answer:
The first part of an APA citation lists the last name of the author, followed by a comma, and then the author's first and middle initials. While dissertations typically only have 1 author, if there's more than 1, you should list them in the order they appear on the title page. For example: "Weber, C.E." If the dissertation has more than 1 author, separate their names with commas. Use an ampersand before the last name. For example: "Crowe, B. D., Raven, C. W., & Moore, A. D." Your reference list will list all of the references you used in your research paper alphabetically by the last name of the author. After the author's name, the next part of an APA citation is the year the dissertation was published in parentheses. Place a period after the closing parenthesis. For example: "Weber, C.E. (2003)." Once you've completed your citation, check to make sure you've formatted it correctly and that the information provided is accurate. If the citation takes more than one line, use the hanging indent style after the first line.Make sure the entry is single-spaced. Typically you will double space between entries.