Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Construct your front wheels. Attach the wheel assembly of your car to the front end. Construct your rear wheel assembly with half axles. Give your rear wheels enough clearance from the bed of the truck. Attach your rear tire assembly and add wheels to the axles.

Answer: On a 2 x 4 axle piece, first attach a 2 x 2 block. On top of this block, add a 2 x 2 flat piece, and atop that add a 2 x 2 spinning piece. This will allow the front wheels of your car can turn left and right. Now you can press your wheels onto the circular axles on the outside of the 2 x 4 axle piece. Make sure the studs of your spinning piece is lined up like a normal block to make sure its studs attach to the bottom of your front end. Then: Attach the wheel assembly so the wheels stick out under the half circles of the fenders. You're going to need to fashion two 2 x 2 half axles into a single piece to give the rear wheels of your truck more width. Use a 2 x 2 piece attached to the underside of the two half axles to create one 2 x 4 axle. You can do this by first adding a 2 x 4 block to the top of your rear axle. Then on the 2 x 4 block, add two 2 x 2 pieces, or a single 2 x 4 piece, so that all piece form flat sides. Now you can attach your rear wheel assembly toward the back of your truck. Then push your wheels onto the rear axle to finish the assembly. Attach your wheels so the back edge of your connecting block is beneath the fourth stud from the rear of the bed of your truck. You might also experiment with rear wheel placement to find what looks best for you. Do not attach your wheel assembly to the very back of the underside of the bed of your truck; you will need some space to attach the hitch of your truck.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Follow your doctor's dosage directions. Swallow the tablet whole. Take the tablet with a full glass of water. Shake the liquid medication for 15 seconds. Measure out your liquid dose with the included measuring cup. Take your entire prescription.

Answer: How much, how often, and for how long you take Cipro will vary, depending on why you're taking it. Your doctor should give you full dose and usage instructions. Make sure you follow them exactly. If you're prescribed an extended-release tablet, make sure you swallow it whole. You shouldn't smash, crush, or chew it when you take it. You don't need to eat when you take Cipro, but you should swallow it with a full glass of water. Drink about half the glass of water, take the pill, and then drink the rest of the water. The liquid medication will have microcapsules in it that look like bubbles or small beads. Shake the medicine to evenly disperse them throughout the liquid. Don't chew the microcapsules before you swallow the medicine. If you're prescribed liquid Cipro, your medication will come with a measuring cup. Use that cup to measure out your dose, and not a regular teaspoon or tablespoon. This helps ensure you get exactly the right amount of medicine. You may start feeling better before you've finished your Cipro prescription. Don't stop taking it, even if you feel better. You'll need to take the entire prescription to ensure the infection doesn't come back.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Bring a pot of water to a boil over high heat. Add the zoodles to the pot and cook for 1 to 3 minutes. Remove the zoodles from heat immediately. Drain the zoodles thoroughly in a colander. Divide the noodles onto serving plates and add your favorite sauce.

Answer: Turn on the tap and fill a large pot about halfway with water. There aren't any exact measurements for the water just make sure you use enough so the zoodles will be fully submerged when you add them. Place the pot on the burner over high heat and allow the water to come to a boil. Use a spoon to stir them until they're fully submerged. Let the zoodles boil in the water for 1 to 3 minutes, stirring them occasionally. If you're just making 1 serving of zoodles, 60 seconds is probably all they'll need. If you're making a large batch of zoodles for 4 or more people, let them cook for about 3 minutes. If you're making a really large amount of zoodles, consider cooking them in batches so you don't overfill the pot. Even if you like them super soft, don't boil the zoodles for more than 5 minutes or you'll overcook them. It's easy to overcook zoodles, especially when boiling water is involved! When the time is up, grab a pot holder and take the pot off the burner right away. Don't turn off the burner and let the zoodles sit in the pot, because they will keep cooking in the hot water. Position a colander in your sink. Carefully dump the contents of the pot into the colander. Be careful, since the zoodles tend to stick together in a ball and plop out all at once. Let the boiling water drain through the colander's holes. Make sure the zoodles drain thoroughly. You may want to jiggle the colander around a bit. If you're concerned about soggy zoodles, lay a clean dish towel out flat on the counter. After they drain in the colander, turn them out on the towel. Lightly dab them with paper towels. Heat the sauce before adding it to the zoodles. You can try any sauce that you'd typically use for pasta, so feel free to experiment with marinara, pesto, alfredo sauce, and so on. Add cheese or nutritional yeast, if desired, and serve the zoodles immediately.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Install the Windows Server Backup feature on the local computer. Disable the Exchange Replication Service VSS writer if it is running. Log on to the Exchange server as a user with permission to backup and restore mailboxes. Open Windows Server Backup from the programs folder. Select "Backup Once" from the actions menu. Click "Different options," and then click "next. Choose the type of backup and click "next. Pick the location to store the backed up data and click on "next. Specify "VSS full backup" on the advanced options page. View the backup status on the "Backup progress" screen.

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" " "Full server" is recommended to back up all volumes. With "custom," specific volumes can be selected for backup on the next screen. Volumes that include operating system applications or components are backed up by default. " A local or remote folder can be chosen. For remote locations, choose a user login that has write permissions on the remote computer. Choose "inherit" to give all users who have access to the remote folder rights to the backup. Click "next." Confirm the backup options and run the backup. Choose "close" when the backup is complete.