For the first 2 to 3 days under-play contact with the cat. Make sure she has everything she needs and the tray is clean, refresh her water, and top up food, but leave it at that. Let her get used to the new sights, sounds, and smells around her. If she wants to come out of her own accord and investigate fine, but if not, leave her be. Always speak in a quiet, gentle voice, even if she lashes out and is violent towards you. Never confront the cat by staring at her in her hiding place. Direct eye contact makes a cat feel threatened because in cat language a direct stare is a challenge of authority. To them, staring is a signal that the staring-cat wants to be boss, and this is the last thing an abused cat needs in a new home, where you want her to feel confident and safe. After 2 to 3 days have passed, spend some time in the same room as the cat. Take a good book and a bag of cat treats, settle yourself down to read and have some treats in your hand. The idea is to let her get used to your company, and to see that you are not doing anything other than sitting quietly. Eventually, if she feels bold enough she may take a tentative step out from her hiding place. Let the watch you for a few minutes and then gently toss a treat in her direction. If she eats it great, but if she scurries back under cover do not fret, it is to be expected. This is where bucket loads of patience comes in because you need to be prepared to sit in this way every day for an hour or more if necessary. Even then it can take weeks for some cats to build the confidence to start taking the treats. Once the cat takes a treat at a distance, start leaving the treat a little bit closer each time, setting a trail for her to follow that draws her closer to you. Ultimately, the goal is to get her approaching close enough to take a treat from your hand, and eventually allow you to gently pet her. In this way get the cat patterned onto treats, which will help her to associate you with pleasant things. Remember that behind the fear and shyness there is a lovely cat needing to relearn confidence and trust. It takes time, but if you are patient and kind these animals can repay that kindness a thousandfold. There is so much pleasure to be had, months down the line, in recognizing the immense turnaround possible in these animals.
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One-sentence summary -- Avoid attempting to make contact with the cat for the first 2 to 3 days. Refrain from making eye contact. Start to build a relationship by sitting in the same room as the cat. Toss her a treat. Draw the cat closer to you with a trail of treats. Be patient.

Q: Enlist the help of music enthusiasts to find the song. Look in music forums for specific genres, like metal or instrumental. Make a post including as many details about the song you can remember. Include lyric phrases, any relevant context, and anything else you remember. WatZatSong and Name My Tune are both general music finding sites. The popular social news site Reddit hosts a forum called "r/tipofmytongue," where users can ask for help identifying unknown songs. If the song is currently playing while you're in a restaurant or book store, some apps allow you to record the song and upload it. The app will then match the recording to songs in their database and offer the most likely match. Some well-known music recording apps include Shazam and MusicID. Music recognition apps might not aid your search if the song's already ended. If you have a microphone, some music websites allow you to sing the melody or tap the rhythm of the song and upload the recording online. Try singing or tapping the melody into your microphone. The website will then compare your recording to their song database and return with possible matches. Midomi, Tunebot, and Musipedia all allow users to upload recordings. You might know the song's artist but not the specific song. Check out their official website and scroll through their album lists. Input every song title into a music website like Spotify or iTunes until you find what you're looking for.
A: Ask around on music forums. Download music recognition apps. Enter the melody into a searchable music site. Visit artist websites.

Article: Take the shorter, bent end of the tension lever and stick it into the bottom hole in your door lock. The tension lever will hang down the front of your doorknob. You'll use the lever to maintain tension on the lock as you pick it and as a way to rotate the doorknob once you've picked the lock. Maintaining tension on the lever will rotate the barrel in the lock which will allow you to lift each individual pin. Push the lever until you feel some tension. You do not need to use a lot of force. Keep tension on the lock as you pick it. This tension is necessary or the pins will just drop back down into the barrel, keeping the knob locked. Stick the slightly bent end of the pick into the lock so that the tip is facing upwards. The pins sit on the top portion inside of the keyhole. Feel for the pins with your pick by pushing down on the handle of the pick while it's in the hole. Press down on the handle of the pick to push the pins up. Most traditional doorknobs will have 5 or 6 pins. A key pushes the pins up in the exact position they need to line up with the barrel, thus unlocking the door. Some of the pins will slide up with ease as you push down on it with your pick, while others will have some resistance. Pins that have resistance are known as seized pins. Concentrate on the pins with a lot of resistance first. Locate a pin that's hard to push up, and push down slowly on the handle of your pick until you hear a click. The click is the sound of the pin setting on the barrel. You need to set the seized pins first before setting the other pins in place. Continue feeling for the pins with your pick and press down on the handle of the pick to lift up every pin. Once every pin is set on top of the barrel, the door will be unlocked. Grab the end of the tension lever and turn it like a key until the door is unlocked. Your door is now unlocked! On most doors, you have to turn the tension lever counterclockwise to open the door but some doorknobs may differ. The tension lever will only rotate fully if the pins are correctly set on the barrel of the lock.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Stick the tension lever into the bottom of the lock. Push the lever counterclockwise to apply tension. Stick the pick into the lock and feel for the pins. Push down on your lever until you hear a click. Lift the rest of the pins in the door lock. Turn the tension lever counterclockwise to open the door.