INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Start by drawing a trapezoid shape. Next, draw a small trapezoid where this line is connected to the boat. This time, place the line perpendicular to the first. Add more details to the stand of the mast. Do this by drawing triangles, then add a line just above the body of the boat. Add a few extra details, as you see fit.

SUMMARY: Sketch the main body of the sailboat. Sketch a line perpendicular to the body of the boat. Sketch another line. Add the shape of the sails. Add the guidelines for the distinct shape of the boat. Draw the basic outline of the boat. Erase the pencil marks. Color the boat.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Google can do way more than just search, and with a little trick, can do a search of Craigslist on a nationwide scale. This method also works with Bing, Yahoo, and other search engines. In the search field, enter what you're looking forwhether jobs, merchandise, or loveit's all the same to Google! . This will focus the search for information on Craigslist and all of its subdomains. You can add additional search criteria by using search operators. Some of the most useful for Craigslist include: Price range Enter in two prices separated by ".." For example: "Panasonic TV $400..$500 site: craigslist.org" will only return results that list a price in that range. Zip code Add a zip code to the end of the search to narrow your results down by location. For example: "Panasonic TV $400..$500 site: craigslist.org 90210" will return results that match the price range and that appear near Beverly Hills, CA. Exclude words You can remove words from your search to exclude results that you don't need. For example: "Panasonic TV $400..$500 site: craigslist.org 90210 -used" will return results that match the price range in Beverly Hills that aren't used.
Summary: Use advanced search operators. Enter your search criteria. Follow your search word or words with "site: craigslist.org" Use additional modifiers to narrow your search.

You can also clip out all the coupons you run across or save entire inserts, but both options will take up more time later on. Sort through your inserts and only cut out the coupons you can imagine yourself using. That way, you have less to sort through before you go shopping. A coupon binder is a small plastic envelop with built-in dividers that sort your coupons alphabetically. These binders are compact and easy to carry. You might be able to locate a specific box meant for coupon storage, or you can use a 4-inch by 6-inch file box or recycled shoebox. These are good options for individuals who plan on clipping many coupons, but not necessarily meant for those who want to carry their entire coupon collection to the store. Sandwich bags are clear, making it easy for you to see what you have inside. Moreover, you can label each bag with marker and store the bags away in boxes, drawers, or piles. If you have a box or envelop that does not contain its own dividers, purchase dividers or make your own using cardboard. Dividers make it easier to locate specific coupons later on. The most common way to organize coupons is alphabetically. You may also wish to consider organizing your coupons by expiration date or by product type (Produce, Frozen Foods, Drinks, and so on).
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One-sentence summary -- Clip the coupons you plan on using. Keep a coupon binder. Use a coupon box. File your coupons away in plastic sandwich bags. Purchase or make dividers to make locating your coupons easier. Maintain a system.

Q: Websites that are used for job seekers usually include internships as well. Try sites like Indeed, Monster, CareerBuilder, Glassdoor, and ZipRecruiter. In the search bar, type "intern" and any phrases that relate to your specific career field like "finance" or "medicine." There will also be an option for setting a geographic location for your search so you can find jobs near you. There are sites that cater specifically to interns and entry-level job seekers. Try sites like internships.com, LookSharp, Internmatch, and YouTern. Look for message boards or sites that are specific to your preferred career field. Colleges and high schools often hold career fairs that will include a number of internship opportunities. These are a great option for finding internships because you can make a personal impression on the recruiter and ask questions about the position. If you are a student, ask someone in your school's administrative office or career services office when these take place. Ask the recruiter questions like what kind of work you'll be doing during the internship, what kind of opportunities it could lead to, and what the company culture is like. Most career fairs that aren't held at schools will be for full-time jobs. If you do plan to attend one of these fairs, ask the event organizer if any internships will be available. Think of your conversations with recruiters as interviews. Bring a resume, dress nicely, and exude confidence at the fairs so you make a good impression. Teachers and professors often know of internship or assistantship opportunities that may not be published on a job site. They themselves may be looking for an assistant to help out with certain tasks. If you are in college, you could also approach the administrators or your major's department. It's best to approach a teacher you know fairly well and whose subject matter you are interested in. Say something like "I am really enjoying our class. Do you know of any relevant internship opportunities?"
A: Search generic job sites. Search intern-specific sites. Attend career fairs. Ask your teachers.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To support a delicate bouquet, you may want to use brown craft paper or a thick wrapping paper. If your flowers have strong stems and blooms, you can use a more delicate paper, like tissue paper or newsprint. Choose a color that will look good with your flowers, not compete with it. For example, if you have an orange flower, think about using red and yellow tissue paper which will bring out the orange color.

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Select your paper.