Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cut nine lengths of wire. Bend each wire into a petal shape. Cut squares of plastic. Wrap the plastic over the wire frame. Secure the petal with floral tape. Roll one petal. Wrap three petals around the first. Position the remaining petals. Wrap the wire ends with floral tape.

Answer: Use wire cutters to cut nine 9-inch (23-cm) lengths of jewelry wire. Each length of wire will be used to form one petal. You can create fewer or more petals as desired, but nine will allow you to make a simple rose. Use your fingers to bend one wire into a 2-inch (5-cm) loop. Twist the ends together at the bottom of the loop two or three times to secure the shape. Repeat with all nine pieces of wire. To create smaller or larger petals, simply form smaller or larger loops. Use scissors to cut nine 4-inch (10-cm) squares of colored plastic. You need one square per petal. Each square must be large enough to wrap around the length and width of the petal frame. Plastic bag material works best for this, but you could also use cellophane or plastic wrap. For a completely different look, sheer colored tights could be used instead of plastic. Center one wire petal frame over one plastic square. Wrap all sides of the plastic over the wire frame and twist the ends of the plastic together at the base of the frame. Try to keep the plastic as flat as possible as you stretch it over the frame. It will bunch up slightly as you twist it, however. Twist the ends of the plastic together like you would twist the paper onto a lollipop. Repeat with each wire frame and square of plastic. Wrap the twisted base of the plastic petal with a few layers of floral tape. Repeat with each petal. To make the petals look neater, you should also carefully trim away any plastic sticking out from beneath the bottom of the floral tape. Take one plastic petal and carefully bend the wire around itself into a loose spiral. Roll the petal from side to side, leaving the excess wire hanging down to serve as part of the flower's stem. This petal will sit at the center of the flower. Take a second plastic petal and position it next to the first rolled petal. Use your fingers to bend the wire slightly so that this second petal curves around the spiral center. Repeat this process with two other petals. All three petals manipulated in this step should overlap slightly and completely surround the spiral center petal. Wrap the wire ends around one another at the base of the petals as you work. You should only need to wrap the wires two or three times to keep the petals secure. Arrange the remaining five petals around the entire center structure. Bend the wire of each petal slightly so that the entire petal curves gently around the center structure. These five petals should slightly overlap and must also completely surround the center structure. As before, you should wrap the wire ends around one another at the base of each petal as you work with it. Hold all of the wire ends together, then wrap the bundle tightly with a long length of floral tape. Start at the petal base and wrap the floral tape in a spiral down the entire length of the exposed wire. Mold the tape around the wire and continue until all of the wire is covered, including the sharp ends.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Seek emergency care if you're bitten by a snake. Watch for severe symptoms to identify a venomous bite. Look out for mild pain, itching, and swelling with a non-venomous bite.

Answer: If you're bitten by any snakeeven if you're pretty sure it's not venomousgo to the emergency room or call emergency services immediately. Even non-venomous snake bites can be dangerous if left untreated. While you're waiting for help, wash the bite with soap and water if you can, and keep the bite below the level of your heart. Remove any tight clothing, watches, or jewelry that might constrict the area and cause swelling. After being bitten by a snake, make note of any symptoms that develop. Let emergency medical personnel or your doctor know about these symptoms, as they can help your care team figure out what type of venom they may be dealing with and how to treat it. Common symptoms of a venomous snake bite include: Severe pain, redness, swelling, or bruising around the bite Numbness around the face or mouth Difficulty breathing A rapid heartbeat Weakness Dizziness, lightheadedness, or fainting A headache Nausea or vomiting Blurred vision Fever Convulsions If you've been bitten by a non-venomous snake, your symptoms will likely be fairly mild. However, it's still important to have the bite checked out by a doctor immediately. Untreated snake bites of any kind can lead to a serious infection, and some people may experience allergic reactions to the snake's saliva. Common symptoms of a non-venomous bite include: Pain in the area of the bite Mild redness and swelling Bleeding from the bite wound Some itching in the bite area

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Change the verb stem. Add regular endings for future tense. Use regular endings for conditional tense.

Answer: Poner is irregular in the future tense, even though it still has all the same endings as regular -er verbs. The irregularity lies in the fact that you have to change the verb stem from "pon-" to "pondr-." In Spanish, the future tense doesn't get a helper verb as it does in English. Once you've changed the verb stem for the irregular verb "poner," you simply use the same endings as you would for regular -er verbs. Yo pondre (I will put) Tu pondras (you will put) El/ella/usted pondra (he/she/you will put) Nosotros/as pondremos (we will put) Vosotros/as pondreis (you all will put) Ellos/ellas/ustedes pondran (they/you all will put) Unlike English, Spanish doesn't use a helper verb for the conditional tense either. Use the conditional tense when you want to say that you (or someone else) would put something somewhere. Yo pondria (I would put) Tu pondrias (you would put) El/ella/usted pondria (he/she/you would put) Nosotros/as pondriamos (we would put) Vosotros/as pondriais (you all would put) Ellos/ellas/ustedes pondrian (they/you all would put)

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Read a book Read someone else's blog. Talk to the people around you. Study Search the internet for tutorials or watch funny videos online.

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. This should be your go-to when you have time to kill. Being well-read is a quality that will pay off multiple times daily. If you have an oncoming wait during your day, bring a magazine or paperback book along with you and catch up on this often ignored hobby. Yeah, yeah, your Kindle counts, too, but you stare at a screen so much already -- why not rep it old school and bring something that smells like the libraries of yore? Okay, some people just don't have the book-reading mentality. Others didn't know they'd be stuck in this time-limbo and didn't think to bring a book with them. If either is your case, hop online (like you just did! Yay!) and read someone else's blog. Odds are you'll either laugh, cry, or get to mock them in your head extensively. Win, win, win. If you're unsure of where to find a good blog, you have no excuse. Huge publications like Time Magazine release a list of the year's best blogs annually. There are even blog awards (they're called the Bloggies)! There's a whole world out there you're probably missing! Huh, talk about a crazy idea, right? So archaic and mundane. Remember the last time you went to a Starbucks and actually talked to someone, apart from muttering "I need coffee and stat" to the hipster-looking barista? After wondering how she justified that employment choice to her hipster friends, you sat down and spent three hours sifting through your gmail. So don't do that. The people around you are much more interesting than those angry birds of yours. This might get awkward, especially if you don't do it right. And unless you're British, a quick, "Wow, sure is hot out," might just result in a few askance looks. However, awkward never killed anyone. If you're lucky enough to find someone not staring at their phone, give 'er a try. Especially if they're cute! ! Imagine that. You didn't come to this webpage for so-obvious-they're-not-obvious ideas, did you? But this doesn't mean studying as whipping out that textbook from 2005 you never actually opened in class but the bookstore wouldn't take back anyway, this means something much more interesting -- the Internet. Sites like Memrise, Academic Earth, Coursera and Khan Academy make studying and learning awesome. Pick a topic, there's something there to learn. With videos and graphics, even the most ADD minds will be contented. You're on wikiHow already, aren't you? Might as well find out how to fake having a boyfriend or how to combine fruit and mayonnaise in a good way. Think of all the things you don't know how to do! And then do them. On wikiHow there is a 'Random Article' option for if you don't know what to look at. YouTube is good too, but you might get sidetracked with Miley Cyrus videos and that's just risky. Stick to VideoJug or HowCast to avoid the temptation.