INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Unless you are far removed from any neighbors, there is simply no way you can expect to avoid hearing dogs bark from time to time. Barking is an innate activity for canines; they may do it to show fear or anxiety, to seek attention, due to pain or illness, and for many other reasons. Before taking action, consider whether your limits for the amount of dog barking you want to tolerate are reasonable and feasible. If the dog just yaps for a bit when a person or another dog walks by, or whines when it's ready to go back inside, or barks when playing with its owner in the yard, it will likely subside soon. If, however, the barking is persistent (consistently ten minutes or more, perhaps), sounds like the dog may be injured or ill, or makes you feel threatened, you probably have legitimate reasons to act. There are numerous ways to muffle the neighbor's dog as well as other annoying sounds. Installing soundproof windows is a more expensive option, but it may have the added benefit of reducing your heating bill. There are also soundproofing curtains, which would be a less expensive route. These would all have the added benefit of reducing other noises that you can't do anything about, such as late night traffic and sirens. By taking steps to reduce the amount of noise that actually reaches your living space, you may find that the annoyance factor of the dog's barking is substantially reduced. There are devices on the market that emit a loud, high-pitched sonic blast whenever it detects barking. The sound is above the human range of hearing, but may annoy the dog enough that it learns to stop setting it off. These are basically automated dog whistles, and in fact using a dog whistle may work just as well. If you can convince your neighbor to use one, there are dog collars that incorporate the sonic device, or release an unpleasant smell or hiss of compressed air instead. The overall effectiveness of such devices at stopping barking is questionable, and while they shouldn't harm the dog, they do cause a level of discomfort that you may be uncomfortable with (even if that dog is driving you nuts!).

SUMMARY: Consider the situation. Consider your soundproofing options. Install an anti-barking sonic device.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Sometimes, it's just a thin layer of ink that has dried over the nib, and the ink inside the pen is just fine. If there is dried ink covering the nib, use your fingernail to gently scratch the ink off. A thin layer of dried ink can prevent fresh ink from flowing out. This will help dislodge any blockage that is inside the ink. Once you have given the pen a few shakes, try drawing with it and seeing if any ink comes out. This may require you to remove the top and bottom sections, depending on how the pen is designed. Use something long and thin, such as a knitting needle or a chopstick to remove the clot. You can use a few drops of water or a non-acetone nail polish remover. If the ink inside the pen has mostly dried out and you can't restore it, you can try pouring in fresh correction ink. Get a bottle of white correction ink, and pour a little bit into the pen capsule. If necessary, seal any parts that don't stay together with super glue. Sometimes, a correction ink pen won't write simply because the little ball in the tip is stuck. You can loosen it in two ways: Draw circles with it in a small puddle of olive oil or baby oil. Soak the tip in a cup of warm water for about 10 minutes.
Summary: Check the nib first. Try scratching dried ink off of the nib. Give the pen a shake and test it out. Take the pen apart if the blockage is inside the tube. Consider thinning the ink out inside. Consider refilling the ink with fresh ink. Put the pen back together and give it a shake. Know what to do if the ball point is simply stuck.

You want to protect the newspaper from air, light, and pests. Newspaper-specific storage boxes are available from conservation suppliers and most craft stores; however, a simple cardboard or wooden box will do as long as it is acid-free. Boxes and sleeves used for storing film are also appropriate. To prevent the degradation of the newspaper material, you need to store it in an appropriate place. This means somewhere dark and cool with no humidity or moisture in the air. There should be no light, natural or otherwise. Your newspaper storage area should be between 60 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit (or between 15 and 21 degree Celsius). Humidity should be between 40 and 50 percent. Places that fluctuate in temperature or acidity like garages, basements, or attics are not ideal. If you wish to have the newspaper out of a box, consult a framer for the best type of glass and frame. You will want a backing board that is acid-free, and you will want your glass to block UV light. Remember that when you display newspapers you still need to keep them in dry, dark, cool places. If you are framing a newspaper clipping, mount it to an acid-free and lignin-free album page using acid-free and lignin-free paper photo corners. Using tape, glue, or paper that is not acid-free can cause damage to the clipping.
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One-sentence summary -- Place the newspaper in a shallow, rigid box. Store the newspaper in a dry, dark, cool area. Display newspapers behind UV-resistant glass.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: After your job change, the Bard will offer to give you a weapon if you have 60 Trunks. Each type of Trunk gives you a different weapon. For 60 Trunks, you will receive a Violin. Violins have 3 slots and 50 attack power. The element is neutral, and the weapon can be upgraded. Trunks can be obtained from Willow and Elder Willow at Payon Field. For this kind of Trunk, you will receive a Mandolin. Mandolin gives batter attack, which is 90, still with neutral element, and can be upgraded. Compared to Violins, Mandolins only have 2 slots. Solid Trunks and Barren Trunks can be obtained from Willows at Payon Field, but have a lower drop rate compared to Trunk. You get a Lute with two slots for 60 Fine-Grained Trunks. This weapon has a neutral element but has an amazing 105 attack power. But if you have enough Zeny, purchase this weapon from Comodo Weapon Dealer instead for 24,500z. Fine-Grained Trunks can be obtained from Willows as well, but only have 10% chance of drop. If you're an Archer with a job level 50, the Bard will give you a Harp instead of a Lute. Harps also have 2 slots, but compared to Lutes, you can get 114 attack power plus 2 INT. Harps are also neutral in element and can be upgraded, but cannot be purchased from weapon dealers.

SUMMARY:
Give 60 Trunks. Give 60 Solid Trunks or Barren Trunks. Give 60 Fine-Grained Trunks. Give 60 Fine-Grained Trunks while at job level 50.