Q: For example, talk about the day they were born, what kinds of things you did for his or her first outings, what their favorite toys or books are, where you traveled, what kind of milestones he/she reached this year, etc. Then give the box to her when they turn 18. It'll be a lasting chronicle of his or her life, something you'll both enjoy reading again and again.
A: Get a keepsake box (like one for saving mementos or baby items), a large manila envelope, a blank scrapbook or decorative container. Find some holiday-themed stationery. Write a letter to your baby in the style of a Christmas letter, but instead of describing your activities and accomplishments for the year, focus on the baby. Go month by month, the way a typical Christmas letter does, or do it free form. Note that if the baby was just born in the later part of the year, describe your anticipation and preparation leading up to the big event. Save the letter in your keepsake box, manila envelope or decorative container. Write a letter just like this one to your child every year.

Article: Before you jump straight into your flower arrangement, it's important to have all of the necessary materials easily at hand -- this will make the process more efficient. Depending on the type of flower arrangement you are making, you will need a selection of some or all of the following: A clean vessel to contain the flowers -- this could be a vase, a bowl or a basket (amongst other things) depending on the number and size of flowers the flowers. Some floral foam or a flower frog, to secure flowers in wide-mouthed containers. Some floral tape or elastic bands to hold flowers together, especially in tall, narrow vases. A sharp knife or garden clippers to cut the flower stems. Some preservative solution (often supplied with the fresh flowers). A clean, spacious work surface, lined with newspaper. Selection of flowers and greenery.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Gather the necessary materials.

Problem: Article: Combine 1 cup (240mL) of white vinegar and 4 litres (17c) of cool water together in a watering can or jug. Next, stir both ingredients together using a long utensil. Pour the mixture over your plant beds to lower the pH, which can help certain plants (e.g., azaleas, rhododendrons) to thrive. Check if your plants grow better in an acidic environment before watering them with vinegar solution. If the plants do better in an alkaline environment, then the mixture could do more harm than good. Spray or pour vinegar directly onto the pesky, offending weeds that are plaguing your garden. If you want to use an all-natural weed killer before turning to a pesticide, try using pure white vinegar. Pour the liquid over the weeds until both the soil and plant are saturated with vinegar. Be careful whenever you use vinegar. The acid in vinegar can cause serious bodily harm when concentrated more than 11%. Use eye goggles and gloves to prevent any injury. Give your newly seeded plants a jumpstart by soaking them in a vinegar and water mixture before you plant them. Mix 500 millilitres (2.1c) of water with 125 millilitres (0.53c) of white vinegar in a bowl, and submerge the seeds in the mixture. Let the seeds soak overnight before planting them the next morning. Fill a large basin, tub, or bucket with undiluted white vinegar, depending on the size of your dirty garden tools. Submerge the items in the vinegar bath, letting them soak for at least 1 hour. Keep the tools in the mixture until they look dirt-free and clean. You can also use white vinegar to clean hummingbird baths and clay pots.
Summary: Add vinegar when watering plants to lower the pH of your soil. Kill off any unwanted weeds with a few sprays of vinegar. Soak seeds in a mixture of water and vinegar to speed up germination. Clean your gardening tools with vinegar.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can access the Device Manager from the Control Panel. It will be located in the System and Security section if you are using Category View. In your Device Manager, you will see a list of all of the hardware installed on your computer. These are sorted into categories. Expand the Network Adapters section to see all of your installed network adapters. If you are not sure which adapter you are using, see Step 1 of the second method to find your device's Description. Select Properties from the menu to open the network adapter's Properties window. Look for the "Network Address" or "Locally Administered Address" entry. Highlight it and you will see a "Value" field on the right. Click the radio button to enable the "Value" field. Not all adapters can be changed this way. If you can't find either of these entries, you will need to use one of the other methods in this article. MAC addresses are 12-digit values, and should be entered without any dashes or colons. For example, if you want to make the MAC address "2A:1B:4C:3D:6E:5F", you would enter "2A1B4C3D6E5F". You can also disable and re-enable your adapter within Windows for the change to become effective without rebooting. Just sliding the Wi-Fi's On/Off switch like the slider found on ThinkPads and VaiOs won't satisfactorily disable/re-enable the card. Once you've rebooted the computer, open the Command Prompt and enter ipconfig /all and note the Physical Address of your adapter. It should be your new MAC address.

SUMMARY: Open the Device Manager. Expand the Network Adapters section. Right-click on your adapter. Click the Advanced tab. Enter your new MAC address. Reboot your computer to enable the changes. Check that the changes took effect.

Q: While it might not be visibly advertised, some lumbers stores are known for significantly discounting damaged or bowed wood. If you explain that the lumber is needed for a local theater production, the lumber store might even donate some other needed supplies as well. Very often, a paint color is mixed, but it isn't quite right for the customer. These are often available at a greatly reduced price, or for free, if asked. It is important to get a variety of colors and shades. Paint is a simple way to change the look of an item without having to hunt for something specific. Try and get the primary colors of red, blue, and yellow, along with white and black paint. This combination will allow you to create a wide variety of other colors and shades. Having backdrops as part of the set design can easily transform a particular scene without having to spend money on fancy lighting or projector screens. Most of the items needed to create a standard backdrop can even be found at your local hardware store. Take some old white sheets or white canvas drop cloths, and pull them taut over wooden or PVC pipe frames. Make enough backdrops to cover the back of the stage. Then enlist help from some good artists at your school to paint the needed designs on the backdrops. If you already have a few backdrops from other productions, you do not have to make new ones. Just repaint the backdrops you already have, or find a creative way to repurpose the scene that is already painted on them. For example, a generic backdrop that is painted with bricks on it could be a city scene, a castle, or an apartment. What will help distinguish the scene is what items you place around the generic backdrop. Plywood and cardboard set pieces, though flat, can be painted vibrantly to represent a tree or bush, and are light enough to be moved on and off stage quickly. These kinds of set pieces are inexpensive to make, especially if the plywood or cardboard was found or donated, and can often be reused in future productions. Remember that objects just need to look like and suggest what they are, and not necessarily be a three-dimensional representation of what they are.
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Purchase damaged or bowed wood from local lumber stores. Check local hardware or paint stores for paint supplies. Make fabric backdrops to set the scene on the stage. Repaint backdrops from previous productions. Construct scenery pieces out of plywood or sturdy cardboard.