INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You'll need to work the sleeve in the round before you sew it to the armhole. Chain up a new row and then join it together. This will allow you to keep crocheting in a circle. Depending on the size cardigan you're making, chain up: X-Small: row 22 Small: row 24 Medium: row 26 Large: row 28 XL: row 30 2XL: row 32 3XL: row 34 Once you've chained up 2 stitches, double-crochet across every stitch in the row. When you get to the end of the row, slip stitch to join the rows. Chain 2 stitches again, but don't turn the work. This will make the wrist of the sleeve. If you'd like to make a ribbed stitch, crochet the next few rows by alternating a front and back post double crochet. To make the main row of your sleeve, half-double crochet into every stitch. When you reach the end of the row, use the slip stitch to join it to the next row. Chain up 2 stitches and turn the work before you start the next row. Continue to hdc, slip stitch join, chain 2, and turn for the next 12 rows. This will create the majority of the sleeve. You should have a total of 18 rows on your sleeve. To make the upper arm of the sleeve wider, add 2 half-double crochet stitches into every 5th stitch on your row. Slip stitch to join the end of the row and chain 2 before you turn the work; that will be your increase row. Work all of the following row in the half-double crochet stitch. Repeat this pattern until you reach row 30. Once you've made 30 rows on your sleeve, begin half-crocheting in every row. Continue to slip stitch join and turn the work at the end of each row. Crochet and finish off once you've reached: X-Small: round 52 Small: round 54 Medium: round 55 Large: round 56 XL: round 57 2XL: round 59 3XL: round 60 Repeat all of the sleeve steps to crochet another sleeve and finish it off. Leave a long yarn tail (at least 18 inches (46cm) long) and use the whip stitch to sew each sleeve into the armhole space. Weave in the ends.

SUMMARY: Chain a new row and slip stitch it to the join in the round. Chain 2 stitches and double-crochet in every stitch. Half-double crochet each stitch, join the row, chain 2, and turn. Repeat the row for 12 rows. Alternate increasing rows with half-double crochet rows until row 30. Half-double crochet each stitch until your desired length. Make another sleeve and sew each to the armholes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Launch the app, go to the Content page, and select Accounts to show a list of social media platforms. Just enter your Instagram username and password in the given fields. You must authorize some tasks that Flipboard will request. Hit on the Authorize button. After authorizing, Instagram will be successfully linked to Flipboard.

SUMMARY: Follow steps 1 to 3 of the first method. Select Instagram. Login to Instagram. Authorize the application.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If your cat has crust in the corners of the eyes or has an eye problem that is causing tearing or other discharge, you will need to clean around the eyes. This will keep the cat comfortable and prevent further irritation. You should also take your cat to the vet to have the discharge looked at. Sometimes cats get colds and other viruses that require some medication to clear them up. Blot tears with a cotton ball or soft cloth. Use a moistened piece of cotton to remove crusted debris or other dried or thick material around the cat's eyes. Make sure to use a separate cloth or cotton ball for each eye to help prevent the spread of infections between the eyes. Avoid using eye washes or drops in the eyes themselves unless directed to do so by a veterinarian. Facial folds are prominent in flat-faced breeds like the Persian and Himalayan. These should be cleaned, especially for cats with chronic eye discharge. Tears and other discharge can build up in these folds and predispose the cat to skin disease. To clean facial folds, use a piece of moistened cotton or a moist soft cloth to gently remove tears and other debris in the area. Make sure to get the skin between the folds as well as the skin on either side. Chronic moisture is a concern here, so make sure to use a damp rather than wet cloth. Gently pat the cleansed area dry after wiping. Take a look at your cat's ears. They should be pale pink in color, and there shouldn't be any debris, wax build-up, or odor. If you are in doubt as to whether there is a problem or not, compare one ear with the opposite side - they should both look the same. If one side looks different to the other, then you will know there is an issue. To clean the ears: Ask your vet to recommend a liquid ear cleaner, which is generally available at a pet supply store. Use a small amount of cleaner on a cotton ball. Fold the cat's ear back and use the cotton ball to wipe away dirt. Do not clean the ear canal, as this can cause trauma and/or infection. Do not put cotton tips down into the ear canal, because if the cat moves suddenly you could damage the ear or cause pain. Never put water down into the ear as this softens the skin and makes ear infections more likely. While you're cleaning your cat, this is a good time to examine him for any problems. For example, if your cat has eye discharge, redness of the eyes, is blinking his eyes a lot, has watery eyes, a vet visit is in order. See your vet if the skin in your cat's facial folds is red, darkened, seems irritated or the cat is losing hair. Your cat's ears may be irritated if he is scratching them a lot. You might also find evidence of ear mites. Talk with your vet if you have concerns about your cat's ears.

SUMMARY: Remove crust from around your cat's eyes. Clean the facial folds. Examine and clean the ears. Examine your cat's face for health problems.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Most temples will have a space designated for your shoes: usually a series of cubby-holes along one of the temple's exterior walls. Removing shoes shows respect for the temple and the deity statues within. This is not optional: removing shoes, sandals, or any other footwear is a mandatory rule of every Hindu temple. Socks are fine, you can keep wearing them. However, if the temple floor is made of marble or any other slippery stone, you want to remove socks so you don't fall. Traditionally, upon entering a Hindu temple, you'll see an array of deities and statues arranged around the temple walls. Begin with the deity on your left. From there, continue to walk through the temple in a clockwise direction, pausing before each deity you come across. Many temples have separate queues for men and women, and you will have to follow it accordingly. If you'd like to know ahead of time if there are separate queues for each gender, you can call the temple and ask in advance. When you finally get to see the statue closely, you may join the palms of your hands near the heart into a "namaskara" (a traditional pose) and bow. This is the minimum act you should perform in front of each statue as a respectful gesture. Practicing Hindus will often bow or fully prostrate themselves in front of statues as a sign of respect and reverence. If you feel comfortable, you can prostrate yourself as well, although it's not required.

SUMMARY:
Remove your footwear outside the temple. Circulate through the temple. Respectfully view the statues.