INPUT ARTICLE: Article: At minimum, you will need to record the location and intended opening date on paper, digitally, and in a secure location. If you keep a calendar, set reminders each year, or schedule an email to be sent to you on a certain date. Consider writing the location and opening date in your will, or leave a letter with a grandchild containing instructions. If your time capsule is intended for retrieval years or decades after its original placement, make doubly sure that several people know of its exact location and surroundings. Ask them to hold the information for safekeeping, passing it along if necessary. Take photographs of your placement, identify GPS coordinates, and write down all data important for relocating the precise location. Register the time capsule to make it feel more official, and give the capsule a higher chance of being found if all else fails. Even if it is just a painted rock, keeping some kind of visible, yet not overt, sign of the spot to dig for the capsule will help you or someone else in the future avoid losing the treasure.

SUMMARY: Do something to remind yourself or others about the time capsule. Make extra arrangements for a time capsule that will outlive you. Place a marker of some kind on the exact site of a buried capsule.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Check with your supervisor to see what the policies are for transporting heavy objects while you're at the job. Go over the rules and policies so you don't hurt you or anyone else while you're working. For example, if you need to move something on a factory floor and don't know how, ask somebody else what should be done instead of lifting it on your own. Don't attempt to lift something if you're not properly trained with the equipment. Moving dollies allow you to move large appliances on your own across a flat surface. Put the lip of your moving dolly underneath the object. Strap the object into place on the dolly so it doesn't fall off. Tip the dolly backward toward you to lift the object. Roll the object to the area you want to set it down and pull the bottom out. Ask for help if you can't tip the object back on your own. Moving dollies can be rented from most hardware stores. Shoulder dollies are harnesses worn by 2 people so they can carry a heavy object between them. Slip the harness on over your head so it makes an X in the middle of your back and so the metal buckle is at waist level. Have a person stand on each side of the object put the lifting strap underneath. Hold onto each side of the object and lift with your legs at the same time. Shoulder dollies can be purchased online. Shoulder dollies work well for large and bulky furniture, such as bookcases or desks. Many warehouses or businesses that require heavy lifting have forklifts or pallet jacks to transport heavier loads. Line the tines of your forklift or pallet jack with the openings on the sides of the pallet. Either pull the lever on the forklift that raises the load, or crank down on the handle of a manual pallet jack to lift the load. Check if your company or area requires a permit for driving a forklift. Make sure the weight is evenly distributed on the pallet so nothing falls off or tips over.
Summary: Follow any heavy lifting policies your job has put in place. Use a moving dolly if you need to move large appliances. Lift heavy objects with a shoulder dolly if you're with a partner. Use a forklift or hand jack if you're lifting pallets.

Return the dough to the original mixing bowl. Cover it with a damp towel and set it aside to rest at room temperature. As the dough rests, the flour will finish absorbing the water, making for soft and tasty tortillas. The resting period isn't vital if you don't have time to wait, and you can roll the tortillas as soon as the dough is ready. The resting period will give the masa harina time to fully absorb all the water, and improve the texture of the tortillas. When all the tortillas have been rolled out, heat a non-stick griddle or skillet over medium-high heat. Allow the griddle to heat for a few minutes. To test if the griddle is hot enough, sprinkle a few drops of water onto the surface. If the water sizzles and evaporates, then the griddle is ready. Brush the griddle with a thin layer of oil if you don't have a non-stick pan.
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One-sentence summary -- Let the dough rest for 15 minutes. Preheat a griddle.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you don't know how to spell a difficult word, take a few moments and look it up. Spelling a word wrong will only reinforce the incorrect spelling. It's important that you practice spelling your words with the correct spelling. This will help you remember how to spell the word the right way and pass your spelling test. The simplest way to prepare for your spelling test is to get in regular practice. If you aren't using and spelling the words you need to study, you may begin to forget exactly how to spell them. By regularly studying, using, and spelling the words on the test, you can make recalling the correct spelling much easier. Try to practice your spelling words at least once a day. Using your study words on other projects can be a good way to get in extra practice. Don't leave practicing your words until the last minute. Always avoid cramming before your spelling tests. Although you may have a long list of words that you need to study, overdoing it can actually cause problems. It's much easier for you to study a smaller section of your word list and retain that information, than it is to study all the words at once. If you have a lot of words to study, try breaking them down into smaller groups to make them easier to manage and remember. For instance, you could group words with similar meanings or words that begin with the same letter or prefix. Even if you feel that you've gotten in some good practice and that you know how to spell at word, taking some time to review them can be a good idea. Reviewing the word after practice and study can help show you just how well you actually remember the spelling. A good review session can also count as extra practice and will help you do your best on the spelling test. It can be helpful to say any words you are studying out loud. This can help give you a sound to associate with the spelling of the word. You should try to say the word, the sounds, and the letters aloud whenever you are practicing the spelling of a word. If you are unsure of how to say a word, ask someone to read it out to you. Imagine you are studying the word "cough." Try to say the word out loud as it is normally pronounced when you are learning to spell it. It can help to stretch the word out. Try saying something like "cawwwfff" while writing it the word "cough" down. You may want to practice saying them in such a way that if you mouth them during a test (since you won't be able to speak out loud) it will help you remember how to spell them. Beyond getting in regular practice, using the words in everyday writing or speaking can be helpful. Try to write sentences using the words on your study list or working them into conversations. The more exposure you have to these new words, the more likely you will be to remember them during the test. You'll also be able to build a bigger vocabulary that you can put to use after your test. Try to think of some different phrases that you can use to help you recall the spelling of a word. Knowing the meaning of the words can help you recall how they are spelled. You can simply practice writing the words several times. Muscle memory will help you learn how to spell and write them correctly. If you copy the words or make flashcards, be sure to write them out by hand instead of typing them up.

SUMMARY:
Look up tough words. Practice regularly. Don't study too many words at once. Review your words. Say your words out loud. Use the words you are studying. Write the words by hand.