In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can use a clean bucket, but a kitchen or bathroom sink is also fine. Fill it with water. It's best to use cool water. If the cap is really dirty, you can use slightly warm water. Definitely avoid hot water, however, since this can damage the hat.
Summary: Get a container of water ready.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: All states have set up an online database where users can search for registered sex offenders using different methods. States are required to establish and maintain these databases under federal law. Some databases allow you to search by name, general location, specific address, social security number, and, in some states, even license plate number. The more information you have about the individual, the easier that it is to quickly narrow your search. However, even if you only know the general neighborhood in which the individual lives, you should be able to get a listing of all registered sex offenders in that neighborhood. Each state provides users with different information about its registered offenders. Some states provide full names, addresses, the nature of the person's criminal conviction, and even photos, while other states provide very little information online at all. If you know that an individual has lived in another state, you should search that state's online sex offender database as well. It is not unusual to find a sex offender listed in the databases of multiple states for the same offense. This occurs because the sex offender has moved from one state to another while he or she is still required to register as a sex offender. The individual has to register with the new jurisdiction when moving addresses, just as he or she did with the previous jurisdiction in which he or she lived. The U.S. Department of Justice ("DOJ") maintains the Dru Sjodin National Sex Offender Public Website ("NSOPW"), which provides users with a way to search for sex offenders in all jurisdictions at once. This can be very useful in determining if a person is a registered sex offender in another county, state, U.S. Territory, or Indian tribe. While some of these services will charge you a fee, there are several ways to access a large amount of public databases for free. These information sources can help you find out if an individual has ever been arrested, charged with, or convicted of, a sex-related crime. Information about whether a person is a registered sex offender is free and accessible to the public. Therefore, it is not illegal to possess this information, tell others about this information, or even post it online if you believe it to be true, accurate, and from a reliable source.
Summary: Locate your state's online sex offender database through the Federal Bureau of Investigation's ("FBI") website. Search your state's sex offender online database. Review the information that your state's online database provides. Search other state online databases. Run an online nationwide search. Use online services to search through public records and free databases. Remember that public information is fair game.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The bigger the cow is, the more you have to feed her. Although, a bigger cow may produce more milk, you don't want a monthly feed bill that exceeds what you're able to spend. Holsteins are the biggest eaters and will cost the most. Brown Swiss cows are somewhere in the middle. Jerseys are the smallest and need the least amount to eat. What kind of cow do you think you can handle? Can you deal with nervous cows or would you need to have very docile ones? Take this into consideration when selecting a breed. Brown Swiss cows are the most docile dairy cows. Holsteins tend to be a bit nervous. Jerseys can be notorious kickers. If you are raising a cow to be part of a dairy farm, obviously milk production will be a crucial factor. On the other hand, if you only need enough milk for your family, you may not need such a high-production breed. You may wish to mix your herd if it's for commercial reasons, such as adding a few Jerseys to a predominantly Holstein herd to increase the Holstein's butterfat content. If you're looking to maximize milk production, Holsteins are the way to go. If you're only wanting milk for you and your family, you may want to consider a cow that doesn't give as much milk (such as a Jersey). Breeds that are dual-purpose (produce both milk and meat) may be ideal, but this will produce less milk overall. You may also want a dairy cow for butter and cheese making. Jerseys and Brown Swiss produce milk higher in butterfat and protein content, making them ideal for cheese and butter making. Dairy cows that have been culled from conventional dairy operations are cheaper. However, such cows may have injuries, illnesses, or inability to breed back. If you are a dairy farmer just starting out, avoid these cull animals. As a hobby farmer you may not mind the time, money and feed invested in rescuing and caring for one or two cull dairy cows.
Summary:
Consider the cost of feed. Gauge the cow's temperament. Decide what you'll use this cow for. Look at cull cows.