In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This should be a genuine, heartfelt display of gratitude and appreciation. Think about why you love, respect, and appreciate your mother and what you hope she knows on this special day. Be specific about actions for which you are thankful, such as her driving you to school daily or preparing your favorite dish every weekend. Brainstorm your favorite memories or qualities that you wish to pass along to your own kids. . Hand-craft a coupon book full of favors which your mom can cash in at any time. For instance, one coupon could offer to wash the dishes while another could be for a free car wash. Include chores and actions that you are sure your mom will appreciate and that she will actually use. For example, don't include a coupon for taking the trash out if that is already your chore. Get creative as you craft your coupon book. Use different colored papers, markers, glitter, or other crafting materials that will demonstrate your effort. Both scrapbooks and collages are all about preserving memories by creating an organized layout of photos and other items with sentimental value. The main difference between the two is that scrapbooks usually have lots of pages while a collage is one page or a poster-size cutout. Locate old pictures around the house. If all you have are digital copies, you can order prints online from places like Walgreens or Shutterfly. You can also create and ship digital collages online Find other items with sentimental value. For example, a ticket stub from your first concert together or a birthday card your mom gave to you when you were younger. Embellish your project by using patterned paper, stickers, ribbons, or other accessories to really make your creation sparkle. If scrapbooks or collages seem too common, there are plenty of other DIY gifts that can incorporate personal photos: coasters, clocks, lamps, phone cases and many more. Whether it's breakfast in bed or a family dinner, give mom a rest by cooking her favorite items. Take it a step further and clean the kitchen post-meal so mom has nothing else to do but relax. Get creative with your food choices. For example, instead of buying her a bouquet of flowers, why not make her one out of beautiful cupcakes? If your cooking skills aren't that great, try organizing a potluck where all of her loved ones volunteer to bring a dish. Saying something nice seems like such a simple gesture, but it can really add happiness to your mother's day. Try compliments that are both original and heartfelt. Compliment her parenting. Talk about the lessons you've learned from her or how she has helped you grow as an individual. Compliment her taste. Does she have an eye for fashion? Is her food delicious? Whatever your mom does well, feel free to tell her so. Compliment her strength. Sometimes moms have the hardest job in the world. Show your appreciation for her ability to be a superwoman and tackle everything including motherhood. Plan an entire day with her. Go shopping, watch a movie, or simply stay home and play some indoor games. What you do is not important; what's more important is reconnecting with your mom and spending quality time with her. Try doing something you've never done before: create an ice cream bar, sign up for cooking classes, become a tourist in your own town, plan a picnic. Your mom will truly think that it's the thought that counts.
Summary: Create a homemade letter or Mother's Day Card. Make Mother's Day Coupons Gather photos as a gift. Cook for her. Compliment her. Spend quality time with her.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you suspect a sentence or phrase has been plagiarized, you can simply stick that phrase in a search engine, such as Google or Bing. Try putting quotation marks around it to search for that exact phrase, though sometimes that will turn up no results (if the student changed part of the phrase). If the text has been copied either verbatim or fairly closely, it's likely that the search engine will return some exact matches. Any online source that has the same text should appear on the first page of results. Many schools offer plagiarism software to their teachers. However, many checkers are also available for free online. You simply copy and paste the text in, and the program searches for plagiarized parts by checking it against other text on the internet. While these methods aren't foolproof, they can help you determine where the student got the paper. Turnitin is one widely used site for plagiarism checking. You can also try Plagiarisma or Copyleaks. Once you're fairly certain the student has plagiarized, save the evidence. Then, follow up with the student. Discuss with them the evidence you've found, and use the time to see if the student will confess to plagiarism. If you're not 100 percent sure the student plagiarized, you can also use the meeting to determine if the student actually knows the material or not. However, some introverted students may freeze up under these circumstances, whether they wrote the material or not. As far as consequences go, how you proceed is determined by your school's policy, but it's helpful to have the incident in writing. Discuss the consequences with the student. After you've met with the student, write an email to the student noting what happened and the action you took. For younger students, contact the student's parents and follow up with any relevant administrators who need to be aware of the incident. Talking to older students directly is acceptable, and there will typically be repercussions at the school's honor council.
Summary: Use a search engine. Plug the paper into a plagiarism checker. Confront the student if you suspect plagiarism. Determine the consequence if the student plagiarized.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Shading is an artistic endeavor - no instructions will be able to duplicate the confidence you'll gain by trying to shade yourself. Shading a tattoo is not so much different from shading a still life. Try to become comfortable shading off body, even if you are already an accomplished artist. Practice with pressure. Pressing hard versus pressing lightly can have dramatically different effects, so you should get a feel for this ahead of time. Also, practice using different strokes to prepare yourself for tattooing different kinds of artwork. Pigs make good human analogues and you can buy a pork belly at a local grocery store or even online. This way you can get a feel for how much pressure to use and what type of strokes to use without worrying about permanently marking a human's skin just yet. Different shader needles result in different effects. For instance, bigger shader needles create a softer shade than smaller needles, which concentrate the color more. Ensure that the needle is protruding no more than 1mm (0.039in) for the purposes of shading. A slower speed helps create a softer shade that you can build upon. Using a faster speed creates darker shading. Adjust the speed as needed depending on what type of look and depth the customer wants. Clean the entire area with soap and water, especially if you have already done the lining. Make sure that you have gotten rid of any stencil marks, sticky residue, or grease that will get in the way of your shading process.
Summary:
Practice with paint or a pencil. Tattoo a pork belly for a more realistic feel. Choose an appropriate tattoo machine and needle size. Select the right speed on your tattoo machine to create the effect you're going for. Prepare the area.