Q: Pokemon cards are 2 separate cards glued together, a front and a back. Remove them, and keep the back for later. Upload the file to an image editor, preferably one that can support layers, such as Paintshop pro, GIMP 2 or Photoshop. There are many image creating software that allow you to both create and edit. Some must be purchased, like Photoshop, and some are free, like GIMP. There are also websites that specifically cater to creating Pokemon imagery. If you use a website, simply follow the directions given. Search keywords like "Pokemon Card Resources" or simply use a real card as your template. Recreate the Pokemon card template using the tools of the image software. Recreate the border, edit your Pokemon picture, write text for HP, moveset, and any other things that are necessary to get an authentic look. When creating your text it is important to choose the right fonts as they appear on official cards. Search for Pokemon fonts online but keep in mind that some sites may require you to purchase their fonts. Choose a file name that's easy to remember and file type. Go to the top menu and click 'export' to export the card to a pdf and save it as a JPEG or PNG. Open the PDF file with a Word Processor (ex. Microsoft Word) and resize it to match that of an authentic card (6.3 in width and 8.8 cm in height). Once you've resized it, remember the pixels of the card that you printed, so you can make a back. Make sure to use high quality color ink for best results. You should also consider the cardboard you are going to use. White cardstock works well. Keep in mind the texture of the card. Be careful not to create jagged or slanted edges. Use the back of the card that you saved to ensure that the size matches up. Glue it to the back of an existing card for rigidity. Apply a transparent tape on the cards to give it a glossy feel Glue it on with a strong glue such as rubber cement. Use the back of an existing card that you preferably do not care for such as a weak double.
A: Separate an authentic Pokemon card. Scan a real card to create an image file. Download an image creating software. Obtain all of the components of a real Pokemon card and combine them using the software. Edit your text. Save your work! Resize your image. Print out the card. Cut it to the precise shape and glue on the back of the card.

Article: Bribery can be useful, but can backfire on you if you're not careful. For example, a mom bribing her kids to finish their vegetables might find herself having to offer a new incentive every night! Alternately, a kid bribing parents to attend a party might come off as manipulative instead of open to compromise. Before deciding to bribe someone, answer the following questions honestly: Do I really need the thing I'm asking for? Can I handle the situation myself or just go without? Can I afford to offer something in return? Will this bribe change people's opinion of me? Will that make my life harder down the road? Will the bribe become an expected part of our relationship? If you're going to bribe someone, you want to make sure that you get exactly what you want. You need to be as specific as possible when explaining what you need in return for your gift or favor. There's a better chance the person will agree to a specific action, rather than a vague objective. For example, "helping me move" could be a three-hour time investment or a week-long investment. Give specific hours and a clear description of what you're asking the person to do: "I need to borrow your truck Friday and Saturday, from 5-9 p.m., and need your help moving large furniture at that time." Be as specific as possible about what you need, so the person you're bribing won't want to say "no" off the bat. When it comes to bribing, picking the right person to bribe is the name of the game. Start by asking yourself who among your contacts has access to what you need to gain your desired result. You may want to make an actual list while going through phone or Facebook contacts. In our moving example, you want to skip anyone you know is lazy or too weak to lift heavy furniture for you. People who are organized efficient, strong and active, and who own trucks will be most useful to you. First, cross people off the list based on their availability. Think about which people will be legitimately unable help (instead of just not wanting to help). Cross anyone who's out of town, at work, unwell, or otherwise out of action off the list. Also ask yourself who would be most receptive to a bribe. People who might otherwise be too lazy to help you move might perk up if you offer a free round of golf, a weekend of babysitting, or something else they value highly. Successfully bribing someone is about finding the right price. A bribe doesn't always have to be about money! You can offer favors in return, goods, services, or anything else you think someone might want. In fact, many people find accepting money vulgar, and you may have more luck by offering a gift than cash. Think about what each person on your list would value most, and personalize your bribes. For help moving, you might offer to cover gas costs, then sweeten the pot with dinner and drinks once the move is complete. Open-ended IOUs ("I owe you") can be an effective bribe. Be ready to return the favor when called on, though. The fewer people who can supply what you want, the more expensive the bribe needs to be. For example, plenty of people can help you move you can get by offering pizza and beer. But if you're bribing a friend to quit smoking, only one person can provide that favor. You'll need a heftier bribe. Think of your decision in terms of "return on investment." The people you bribe should be the ones who will offer you the most in return for the gifts that cost you least.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Decide whether your situation calls for bribery. Ask yourself what specific actions the task requires. Make a list of people who could do what you need. Narrow your list. Decide what to bribe them with. Make your final decisions on who and how to bribe.

Q: If you have temperatures above 75F (24C) during the summer, plant your vegetable crops in May or June. Make sure they are planted after the threat of frost is over. Lettuce, cabbage, kale, and tomatoes are all great options to plant in the summer. Most fruit, like apples, oranges, lemons, and limes can be grown on trees in a 12,000 square feet (1,100m2) area. Start with planting a fruit tree in a pot to monitor the soil and water intake, and then transfer it to the ground after 1 year during the early spring. Most fruit trees will not start bearing fruit until they are 2 to 3 years old. Vine fruits, like grapes, can be grown anywhere with a trellis that they can climb. If you live in an area that gets below freezing and has a lot of precipitation, plant grains like rye. Rye is able to withstand the cold temperatures and the heavy rainfall that will happen in many areas of the world. Plant your rye in the early fall before the first frost hits. Winter grains will usually give a higher crop yield than summer grains. Summer grains, like corn, do best during warm weather. If your summers get hot, plant corn in May or June and let it grow over the summer months. Corn does especially well in the midwest area of the United States. Rice needs a tropical climate to grow. Southeast Asia is the best climate for rice crops. Potatoes, beets, radishes, and other vegetables that grow underground prefer to grow during the colder months. Plant root vegetables in July or August to prepare for a fall harvest. You can grow these even if the threat of frost is near, since they are hearty enough to withstand it.
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Grow most leafy greens and vegetables during a warm summer. Plant fruit in the early spring in a moderate climate. Grow winter grains in a cold, wet climate. Farm summer grains in a warm, moderate climate. Let root vegetables mature during the fall.