Problem: Article: All you need for this method is a piece of paper and a tape measure. No calculations are necessary; however, if you're interested in how this works, you might need to know a little trigonometry. The method Using a Clinometer or Transit goes into the full calculations and reasons why this work, but you don't need to go into it to find the height using this method. If the paper is rectangular (not square), you'll have to make a rectangular sheet of paper into a square. Fold one corner over so it forms a triangle with the opposite side, then cut off the extra paper above the triangle. You should be left with the triangle you need. The triangle will have one right (90 degree) angle and two 45 degree angles. One of the short sides should be horizontal (flat), and the other should be vertical (pointing straight up). You should be able to look up along the longest side by raising your eyes. The longest side, the one you'll be looking along, is called the hypotenuse of the triangle. Close one eye and use the other to look directly along the longest side of the triangle, until you see the exact top of the tree. You want to find the point where your line of sight follows the longest side of the triangle to the very top of the tree. This distance is almost the full height of the tree. Add your own height to this, since you were looking at the tree from the height of your eyes off the ground. Now you have the full answer! To learn how this works, see the "Using a Clinometer or Transit" section. You don't need to do any calculations in this method, because there's a little trick: the tangent of a 45 angle (which you used) equals 1. The equation can be simplified to this: (Height of tree) / (distance from tree) = 1. Multiple each side by (distance from tree) and you get: Height of tree = distance from tree.
Summary: Use this method to find the height of a tree without doing any math. Fold a piece of paper in half so that it forms a triangle. Hold the triangle in front of one eye by holding a corner opposite from the 90 right angle (see the above picture), and point the rest of the triangle toward you. Move back from the tree until you can sight the top of the tree at the top tip of the triangle. Mark this spot and measure the distance from it to the base of the tree.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Take your washed cherries and set them in a container so you can pour in additional ingredients more easily. If you're preparing a large amount of cherries at once, consider preparing them in batches. Make sure you know what type of cherries you're preserving, as the process for sweet and sour fruit is slightly different. Label the bag or jar with the type of cherry you've preserved, as well as the current date. As you label the fruit, be sure to mention that you preserved them in a dry sugar pack. Set the container(s) in your freezer for the time being, and try to use them within 1 year. Use freezer-safe tape to add labels to your cherries.

SUMMARY: Place 1.5 pounds (680g) of cherries into a large bowl. Use the cherries within 1 year for optimal freshness.

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Summary: Install the printer on the computer you want to share from. Open Start . Click Settings . Click Network & Internet. Click Status. Click Sharing options. Expand the Private option. Check the "Turn on file and printer sharing" circle. Connect to the shared printer Connect to the shared printer from other Mac computers on the network.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Having someone monitoring your strokes, your breathing, and your technique is a great way to get a new perspective on how you approach your swim style. A good coach standing on the pool deck working with a group of swimmers is the best way to improve your overall swimming performance. If you can't find a coach, have a swimming buddy whose technique you admire watch your workout. Aside from a coach, recording yourself is a great way to get perspective on how you move through the water. You'll see bad habits you might not have been aware of as well as strengths you can improve upon. A long stroke is great; you're using good propulsion, low drag, and glide. A short stroke is great, too, but you can waste energy on strokes that are too short and scrappy. Know your stroke rate. It's a powerful aspect to know because it will allow you to make needed changes to your strokes to improve your style. Ask a friend or coach to time you for ten strokes with a stopwatch, not including dives or push-offs, just regular swimming. Count the number of strokes you take in the ten seconds. This is your stroke rate. Adjust your stroke as needed. A long distance event is any distance-based swimming event more than 1650 yards or 1508.8 meters. It can also be any time based even equal to or greater than one hour and can be in a pool or any body of water. Long distance swims are a great way to focus your expertise in your training for an fun event. Sign up with friends and make a weekend getaway out of it!
Summary:
Get a coach. Record yourself. Find balance between your long stroke and your short stroke. Search for long distance swims in your area.