In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Aim for something that is about 3 inches (7.62 centimeters). Remember, the image will shrink down to to 2/3 of its original size by the time you are done.You can use any sort of image you like, but simple outlines (like those from a coloring book) might be easier to work with. If the image is on your computer, you will need to print it out onto regular printer paper. You can resize the image using an image editing program or a photocopier. Use a fine grit sandpaper, and lightly buff the surface of the shrink film. This will help the paint stick better. It is not necessary for colored pencils or markers. Try to go over the lines as smoothly as you can. If the shrink plastic moves around too much, you can tape it down to the table. If you can't find shrink film, you can use any type of number 6 plastic. It is usually found on take-out containers. Look for the recycling symbol on the container. There should be a number inside of it. If it is a 6, you can use it. Try to stick within the lines as much as possible. If you go over the lines, don't worry; you will be re-outlining the piece again. If you are using acrylic paints, be sure to thin them down first using a little bit of water. This will give you a smoother finish. It will also prevent the paint from clumping up after you back it. If you colored your design using markers or paint, wait for everything to dry first, or it will smear. You can use a pair of scissors or a craft knife to do this. Make sure that you cut right along the outline; try not to leave any white edges. If your package does not have any instructions, bake the shapes at 350F (176.6C) in a pre-heated oven until the pieces lay flat. This can take anywhere between 5 minutes and 35 minutes. Don't worry if the pieces start to warp and curl while baking. They will eventually flatten back out. If you are using number 6 plastic, bake the pieces at 350F (176.6C) for about 3 minutes. If you want, you can bend them while they are still warm to give then an interesting shape. You can use a spray-on or brush-on sealer. You can even paint on a few layers of a decoupage glue. Apply 3 to 4 layers; let each layer dry before you add the next one. This will give your pin a nice finish. It will also seal your art work and keep it from chipping. Draw a line of hot glue across the back of the safety pin. Quickly flip the shape over, and press the safety pin onto the back. Try to center it as much as possible.
Summary: Find a small, easily-traceable image that you like. Consider sanding the shrink film if you plan on painting it. Place the shrink film on top of the image, and trace it using a permanent marker. Color your design. Go over the outlines with a permanent marker. Cut the shapes out. Bake the shapes on a parchment-lined baking sheet according to the instructions on the package. Take the pieces out of the oven, and let them cool. Seal the colored designs. Glue a flat backed safety pin onto the back of the shape. Finished.

Use a spoon to mix the dried herbs and seeds until they're combined. Since this makes 2 cups (138 g) of dried herbal tea (which makes about 100 servings of brewed tea), transfer the tea to an airtight container that's large enough to hold it all. If you store the herbal lactation tea in an airtight container away from direct light, it will last for up to 4 years. Put the lid on the teapot or place a saucer or lid over the teacup. This traps the steam and prevents your tea from cooling as it steeps. Then, set a timer for 5 minutes.
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One-sentence summary -- Stir the dried ingredients and store them in an airtight container. Steep the tea for 5 minutes.

Q: If you're able to select the monologue yourself, choose one from a play or script that you know very well. If you are familiar with the storyline, background, and characters, it will be easier for you to memorize it. If you're not familiar with any plays, try looking for a script from a movie you love, or one that's based on a book you've read. If you personally connect with a specific play or script, choose that as your monologue to memorize. This could be a script that has a character of the same gender, or is close to your age. The character may be going through an experience you've been in. Or, it could be a character with similar opinions that you can relate to. Choose a monologue that is physically accurate and age-appropriate. You will be able to better connect with a character that is around the same age and has the same physical characteristics. Choose a monologue that is active and in the moment, instead of a character telling a story or sharing a memory. A monologue in which the character is speaking to another person provides a more natural feel. This will make it easier to be in the moment and memorize the piece. A monologue that is active will be more enjoyable for both you and the person watching you. If you're having fun, you'll be more apt to remember it. Why try to memorize a long monologue if you don't have to? If you have the choice, select a monologue that will take approximately 1 minute to perform. This will take the pressure off of you and will be a lot quicker and easier to memorize. You may be unable to personally select the monologue, or you've chosen one you do not have a lot of experience with. If this is the case, you'll need to familiarize yourself with the script. Read over the entire thing, or find an in-depth summary. This will help to provide context and layers of meaning to your monologue.
A: Pick a monologue that you are familiar with. Select a monologue that you are personally connected to. Find a monologue that is in active voice. Keep the monologue under 2 minutes long. Familiarize yourself with the play.

Problem: Article: Tap the Skype app icon, which resembles a white "S" on a blue background. If you aren't logged into Skype, you'll need to enter your email address (or phone number) and password before continuing. It's a person-shaped icon at the top of the screen. Doing so opens a list of your contacts. This option is at the bottom of the screen. Tapping it prompts a menu to open. It's in the menu. This opens a text box. Doing so searches Skype for your specified contact. Tap the name of a contact whom you want to add. It's a blue button in the middle of the page. This option is below the text box. Doing so sends an invitation for the person to join your contacts; if they accept, you'll see them online, and you'll be able to chat with them as you please. You can first edit the invitation message by typing your preferred message into the text box that appears. If your friend doesn't already have a Skype account, you can invite them to create one and join you on Skype by doing the following: Tap the "Contacts" icon in the bottom-right. Tap Invite People to Skype. Select a contact method (e.g., your text messaging app or Gmail). Enter your friend's contact information (e.g., their phone number or email address). Tap the Send button or icon.
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Open Skype. Tap the "Contacts" icon. Tap +. Tap Find people. Enter a name, email address, or phone number. Select a result. Tap Add to contacts. Tap Send. Invite a friend to join Skype.