INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This bean bag looks a little more finished than the no sew sock bean bag, but it also requires a little more equipment. The key here is hot glue and felt, which, when stuffed properly, can look professionally made. For this project, you'll need: Felt Hot glue gun (and glue) Plastic baggie(s) (re-sealable) Scissors Stuffing (like beans, rice, popcorn kernels, etc.) Tape For most medium sized plastic baggies you can expect cup of stuffing per baggie to be sufficient. Each baggie with stuffing will form a core around which you'll glue your felt. After you add your stuffing, seal your plastic baggie and: Fold the baggie so it is in the shape of a square. The square should be moderately sized, so the beans aren't too far spread out, but aren't packed close together either. Use tape to fasten loose flaps of your baggie until it holds the shape of a square. To prevent leaks, you might also want to reinforce the seal with tape. More or less filling can be added to the baggie to create different sized bean bags. Now that your cores are made, you can use these to measure and cut your felt. Each core should have at least two pieces of felt that are an inch longer than it in all directions. Don't worry if you don't cut your felt perfectly. Once the felt is glued together and dried, you can trim edges to even them up. Depending on the amount of filling, you may need more than an inch of felt in all directions, though in most cases, an inch should be enough. Plug in your hot glue gun and insert a stick of glue. Allow the glue to warm for a few minutes, then use it to join each pair of felt at three seams, leaving one side open. In most cases you can create a firm bond by gluing your felt together " (1.27 cm) from its outside edges. Take your bean bag core and slide it into the felt pocket created by your two felt pieces glued together at three seams. Once the core is inside the felt, use the hot glue gun to glue the final seam closed. Much like the other seams, gluing your felt together " (1.27 cm) from its outside edges will create a sturdy bean bag. Continue in this fashion until you either run out of bean bag making supplies or stockpile an adequate amount of bean bags.

SUMMARY: Gather project necessities. Create the bean bag core. Cut felt to fit your cores. Glue your felt at three seams. Insert and glue your core into your bean bag.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Kittens and even adult cats may come in contact with worms throughout their life. Ask your vet about preventative medications to control fleas as well a variety of worms. These typically need to be given monthly and will help to prevent infestations. Worms can transfer to your cat through their fecal matter. Make sure to clean the litter box daily to help control the spread of worms. This is especially important if you have multiple cats in your house. If you are worried about your cat getting worms, then you should keep your cat indoors. Outdoor cats are more susceptible to worms because they are more apt to come in contact with fecal matter, fleas, or rodents that can transfer worms.

SUMMARY: Give your cat preventative medicine throughout its life. Maintain a clean environment. Keep your cat indoors.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This will open the quick-access menu, which will allow you to disable your Bluetooth and Airdrop. You can do this from the lock screen without entering your passcode. This should be a circular icon at the top of the menu. If the icon is grey, Bluetooth is off. This will prompt a menu. AirDrop is a service that allows you to trade information with nearby iOS users; due to its constant scanning, AirDrop uses a huge amount of battery. Your Bluetooth and AirDrop features should now be disabled.

SUMMARY: Swipe up from the bottom of the screen. Tap the Bluetooth icon to disable Bluetooth. Tap the "Airdrop" option below the volume control. Tap "Off" to disable AirDrop. Swipe down from the top of the menu to close it.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Some courts have a family law facilitator or a self-help center that can help review the required forms and ensure you have properly filled them out. After ensuring your forms are correctly filled out, make several copies of each form so you will have enough copies to file with the court, send to other parties, and keep for your own records. You will have to pay a fee to file with your forms in order to begin the proceedings. The court website has information on how much your fee will be. To determine if you qualify for a fee waiver, visit the court's website. You must be a resident of California to file an annulment in California, however, unlike a divorce, there is no minimum residency requirement to file an annulment. You should file your annulment in the county in which you reside. Visit the clerk's office in person, pay the filing fee, and file your completed forms with the court's clerk's office. In some cases, and depending on the local rules of your county court, you may be able to file the case via mail. However, be aware that this may cause a significant delay in the filing of the case. To determine whether your local court will allow for filing via mail, what to include in your mailing to the court, and where to direct the mailing to, contact the court clerk's office.

SUMMARY:
Review and copy your forms. Calculate the filing fee. Find the correct court. File the forms with the clerk.