Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Determine your goals. Advocate for specific actions. Draft a mission statement. Check your facts. Create a recognizable logo.

Answer: Your primary goal is raising awareness, but you need to narrow that to more specific goals. For instance, create specific goals like "Influence people who make policy decisions." Your awareness campaign may be smaller; maybe you mainly want to influence people who have the power to make changes, such as school officials or upper level management at work. Other goals could be to find other allies, increase public knowledge, or work on changing the conversation around the issue. While raising awareness is important, your campaign should encourage people to take action, as well. As you think about your campaign, determine what you want people to do with the knowledge you're giving them. For instance, if your goal is to raise awareness about education inequality, what actions do you want people to take? Do you want them to vote for more tax money to be put towards education? Do you want them to donate to schools? Do you want them to vote in favor of teacher raises? Do you want them to contact their local officials? You can have more than one action you want people to take, but you should know ahead of time what you want those actions to be. A mission statement is just a short statement that tells what your campaign is about. Usually, it's a single, long sentence. When writing it, include your main goals and the actions you are working towards. For instance, your mission statement could be something to the effect of, "Power Up! aims to raise awareness about the environmental impact of recycling, to encourage people to recycle more, and to advocate for better recycling programs across the state." Another mission statement could be, "At Wheels United, our mission is to advocate for people with disabilities by raising public awareness, raising money for the cause, and lobbying representatives for better laws." Before you can educate others, you need to know the facts yourself. Use reputable websites and books to learn about the issues on both sides of your cause, so you can be ready for anything. Look for websites with the extensions ".edu," ".gov," or ".org" for more reputable sites. Always consider who's presenting the information. Do they have a reason to be biased? You don't need to have a fancy, professionally designed logo. However, a logo helps people identify your campaign easily. Create a logo for the campaign, and build your campaign's brand around it. Also, choose a set of colors to use on your campaign, for the same reasons.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: to estimate your lumber needs. Gather your materials and tools. Prepare your work area. Identify protruding areas and irregular angles. Paint your wall

Answer: our lumber needs. This size of your wall will determine how much planking/lumber you'll need to cover it. Use your tape measure to take the necessary measurements (wall length multiplied by height) for determining the total area of your wall. In some cases, you may be able to save money by buying a single large piece of lumber, or several large sheets, and then cutting these into planks. Depending on your wall, you may also need extra wood boards to screw into the studs. These boards will make it easier to attach the wooden planks to the wall. This project will likely require a trip to a lumber yard or home improvement store, like Home Depot or Lowe's. There are many kinds of wood you might use for your planking, including Douglas Fir fence boards, " (.635 cm) plywood, or underlaminate. All things considered, you'll need: Butter knife (optional; or putty knife Caulk gun (and caulk) Drop cloth (optional; recommended) Hammer (or nail gun; with nails) Jigsaw (optional; for cutting around accents and fixtures) Level Paint Paintbrush (optional) Pencil (for marking boards) Primer (optional) Rag (or paper towel) Sandpaper (fine grit; 120 to 220 rating) Saw (miter saw or table saw recommended) Spacers (for planking, like pennies, nickels, or quarters) Spackle (optional; for filling nail holes) Tape measure Wood planking Remove any unnecessary furniture or household items from near or around the wall you'll be paneling with your planks. Lay down a drop cloth so it covers the floor leading up to the wall, and use a piece of painter's tape to secure the drop cloth to the floor. All parts of the floor should be covered. You should also: Encourage ventilation with a fan in rooms that are small or have poor airflow. Not doing so could cause a buildup of toxic fumes from your paint, adhesives, caulk, and so on. Turn off the power and then remove all electrical outlets, light switch plates, and hot/cold air vents with a screwdriver. Keep screws from these in a plastic baggie to prevent losing them. Edge hardware that cannot be easily removed, like sconces, sills, and so on with painter's tape. For especially small or difficult to edge hardware, like outlets and switches, you may want to cover it completely with the tape. You'll likely have to cut boards to fit around protruding areas, like wall outlets and switches. Irregular angles will also have to be compensated for, and may require a special angled cut, like a sharply pitched ceiling would, for example. These special cuts will be the most time consuming part of this job. Depending on your preference, you may find it most convenient to save these cuts for last. It may help if you cut pieces of poster board to match the irregular angles and then use the poster boards as templates for cutting the wooden planks. . This step is optional, but if you don't plan on sealing gaps in your planking with caulk, people may be able see the original color of the wall through the gaps between planks. For this reason, a quick coat of primer and paint that is the same color your accent planking will be is recommended. When painting, be sure you follow the label directions on your paint and primer. In many cases, you'll have to stir or mix the paint before using it. When painting, do so from the top of the wall down and use long, overlapping strokes. This will prevent drips, runs, and unevenness in the paint. Generally, a few thin coats of primer and paint create a more chip resistant, better looking finished product. However, since you'll be putting planking over this paint job, a cursory paint job should be sufficient.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Blot up excess grease.

Answer: Before trying to clean the spot, you need to blot up as much grease as you possibly can. Without removing extra grease, your effort to clean up the spill won't go so well. Make sure to: Blot a balled-up paper towel on the grease spill. If you're cleaning a spill on a fabric or wood, make sure to blot very gently. The goal is to remove as much grease as possible without making the grease penetrate the material. If you're cleaning fabric or a carpet, you may consider getting a spoon, a coated piece of cardboard, or something similar and using it to collect as much grease as you can.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Store the leftover pieces of scallions.

Answer:
If you have extra 1 in (2.5 cm) pieces of scallions, transfer them to an airtight container and refrigerate them for up to 1 day. Keep in mind that the longer the scallions are stored, the softer they'll become. If the scallions become limp, put them in a bowl of ice water for 30 minutes so they crisp up.