In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you're traveling by plane, you're always better off packing your jewelry in a carry-on bag. However, if you're bringing items that are costly or have great meaning, it's even more important to keep them in your carry-on luggage. Carry-on bags are much less likely to get lost, so you don't have to worry about an heirloom necklace going missing. Those spots are more likely to get banged and dinged when you carry your bag or suitcase around, which can damage your jewelry. Place your jewelry roll or other container in the interior compartment of the bag to keep it safe. The best spot for your jewelry in your bag's interior is right in the center. Place rolled up clothing around the roll or case to serve as a cushion. If your bag is dropped or banged around, the clothing will lessen the impact to prevent damage to your jewelry.
Summary: Keep expensive or meaningful jewelry in carry-on bags. Avoid placing the jewelry in outer pockets or compartments. Surround the jewelry with soft clothing.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . Follow the instructions on the gelatin package to determine how long it should stay in the refrigerator. Resist the temptation to take it out early, since you could accidentally spoil the decorative effect. When the gelatin is thoroughly chilled and set, it's ready to serve. Either serve it in the container you made it in or carefully invert it onto a serving plate or into individual cups.
Summary: Refrigerate the gelatin Serve the gelatin mold.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Collect the grass clippings left after you mow your lawn. Add the clippings in thin layers to the compost so that it doesn't clump up into big chunks. Make sure that your grass clippings are fresh because dried grass clippings will add carbon to the compost. Green plant clippings, weeds, and freshly cut flowers from your lawn can also increase the nitrogen found in your compost. After trimming the plants on your lawn, add the remains to your compost. Do not, however, let the green material dry out or you'll be adding more carbon to the compost. Do not add badly diseased or insect-infested trimmings, or weeds that contain seeds to your compost unless your compost is hot enough to destroy them. Chicken droppings are extremely rich in nitrogen and most poultry farmers are happy to give it away if you want. Just make sure the chicken manure you're adding to the compost is aged. A ratio of one part aged manure for every five parts of carbon material will bring your compost's nitrogen level to a healthy level. Look for aged manures or fertilizers that have a high nitrogen number, such as a 48-0-0 fertilizer. In a 5x5 foot (1.52 x 1.52 m) bin of compost you'd add 1/3 to 1/2 cup (113 - 170 g) of fertilizer to the compost. You can purchase blood or bone meal at home and gardening stores or online. Combine one to two pounds (453.59 - 907.18 g) of bone or blood meal per 100 pounds (45.35 kg) of carbon material. Read the instructions on the back of the corn gluten meal to know how much you should add to your compost. Sprinkle the meal on top of the compost to increase the compost's nitrogen levels. You can purchase corn-gluten meal online or at some gardening stores.
Summary:
Add fresh grass clippings to the compost. Add leafy plant clippings to the compost. Add chicken droppings. Add aged manure to increase the nitrogen in your compost. Incorporate blood or bone meal into your compost. Pour corn-gluten meal into the compost.