Q: You can purchase the proper fabric online or at a fabric store. Fabric like 2.2-ounce nylon taffetas and 2.5-ounce Supplex with UV protection will protect you from rain and the sun's rays. Some fabrics will just absorb rainwater, making them a poor material choice for an umbrella.
A: Purchase new fabric for your new umbrella canopy.

Article: To keep your flowers fresh and perky, you shouldn't make the bouquet too far in advance. If possible, arrange your bouquet the morning of the wedding before you start getting ready for the big event. Then, carefully wrap it in tissue paper and refrigerate it until you're ready to walk down the aisle. Pick the largest and loveliest flower to sit in the middle of the bouquet. Alternatively, choose three medium-sized flowers to form the center of your bouquet. Hold the stem or stems between the thumb and first finger on the left hand about 15-20 cm (6-8 in) from the base of the flower head.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Make your bouquet the night before or the morning of the wedding. Start off with the largest flower to form the center.

Problem: Article: For instance, teach him how to play hangman, taking turns being the guesser and the writer. Alternatively, try simple word puzzles. For instance, try mixing up a word, and see if he can figure out what it is. Work on letters by using fun substances to write in. Doing things a little differently makes it more engaging, and it can help it stick better. Plus, it makes the whole process a lot more enjoyable for your child, who will see it as a game rather than work. For example, try putting shaving cream on the table, and have her write letters in it. You can also use sand or rice. Another option is finger painting letters. That is, don't just give her a plain pencil. Let her use colored pencils or markers. Gel or glitter pens are also great options. Some people also swear by vibrating pens, saying that they can help solidify letter shapes in your child's mind. If her writing instruments are colorful or sparkly, your child will be more inclined to want to use them. Crayons are also a good option.
Summary: Play simple games with him. Have sensory fun. Make her writing instruments fun.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Check names, titles, and addresses. Use high quality, plain white or ivory paper and envelopes that either come as a set or match. This is a visual cue to their professional nature. Use address and return labels or envelopes that are typed or printed if possible. Printed or typed labels and envelopes are considered more professional. Use envelopes printed for your business if you have them. Formal business envelopes feature the name, address, and logo of a particular business. Use typed or printed envelopes with your business address if you do not have formal, pre-printed business envelopes with a logo. Neatly handwrite in block letters the name and address information in black or blue ink if you cannot type or print your business envelope. For example: "General Electric," "Google, Inc." Address the person on the second line. Use "Attention:" to indicate the recipient followed by their title. For example: "Attention: Mr. John Smith," "Attention: Dr. Charlotte Parker." Use the same rules for titles for business as you do for formal events. Some exceptions are for accountants and lawyers. For example: "Attention: Mr. John Smith, CPA," or Attention: Attorney Charlotte Parker." With lawyers, you can also write "Charlotte Parker, Esquire" without "Ms." With women, the default title in business is "Ms." unless you know the person prefers "Mrs." If they have another title such as "Dr." or "Rabbi," use that title instead. Use the position title only if you do not know the recipient's full name. For example, if you are sending a letter to the president of a particular company, address the envelope with a phrase such as: "To the President." Don't use abbreviations in the address. Write out words like "street," "avenue," or "circle." For example: "200 Main Street," "15 Dupont Circle," "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Northwest." For example, "Washington, DC 20002," or "Berkeley, CA 94703." If you're not sure of a ZIP code, you can look it up on the website of the United States Postal Service. For a foreign country, it's useful to look at formatting conventions for international addresses.

SUMMARY: Verify all of the appropriate information. Write the name of the business on the first line of the address. Write the address on the second line of the envelope. Address the final line of a formal business envelope with the city, state, and ZIP code.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You may interact with your customers on different social media platforms. Show your appreciation by thanking a customer on Twitter or Facebook. If your customer interacts with you regularly on social media, you can be sure that they will see what you have said. Social media gives you an opportunity to publicly show appreciation for your customers. If you use Twitter, some companies allow you to tweet gift cards to other Twitter users. A small gift can have a positive impact on your customers. The item can be a product associated with your brand, unique to where the company is located, a free gift with a purchase, or even access to special content on your website. Cookies are also a great way to thank your customers. For example, if your city is known for its barbecue, you could send a small jar of barbecue sauce from a local restaurant. You could also send a gift for your customer's birthday or anniversary with your business. A customer appreciation event shows your customers that you are willing to go the extra mile to acknowledge them. Your event could include giveaways, discounted merchandise, free shipping on online orders, or a free event at your store. Promote your event using social media or an e-newsletter that you send to you customers. While this option can be more expensive, it can helpful for your business in the long run. Customers will support businesses with excellent customer service. You may reserve the free event for frequent, longtime customers.
Summary: Acknowledge the customer on social media. Send a small gift. Have a customer appreciation event.

Q: This will log you out of the main account you're using for TweetDeck. If you want to remove another account from your list, instead, go to "Accounts" in the navigation bar (the icon looks like two people). Click the down arrow on the account you want to leave, and then hit "Leave this team," followed by "Leave."
A:
Hit the cog icon in the navigation bar on the left side of the screen. Click "Log out". Confirm that you want to sign out by hitting "Log out".