INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You get to choose your advancement class right after handing in your completed Magician Quest. You will be given another set of quests that can be completed in one dungeon map. Enter Wally's Castle under the Very Hard mode. You can do this while in a party, even with players that possesses higher level than the dungeon requirement. Defeat the boss Wally No.8 and get at a high overall rank, not below B. Most of all, do not take more than 60 hits. If you have successfully done these quests, the quest name in your Quest Log will become green, indicating that you have completed it. Otherwise, you need to do another dungeon rerun. Hoffman. Head back to Elder Village and talk to Mr. Hoffman; you can find him at the upper level, right in the middle, next to Luriel. After talking to him and handing in the completed quest, he will change your class to Dark Magician. If the advancement change didn't work, exit the village by either going inside a dungeon and then re-enter the village. This bug usually happens during high peak hours.

SUMMARY: Take the Dark Magician Quest. Explore Wally's Castle. Meet the Mr.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You should aerate your lawn every 2 to 3 years. This process removes small plugs of soil from the ground and allows new nutrients, soils, air, and water to get to the roots of the existing plants. If your lawn is large, you may want to break it up into smaller segments and do a different one each year. Rent an aerator if you don't have one. You can find manual models, as well as models that you can pull behind a riding lawn mower. If you have a small lawn, you can even consider aerators that strap onto your shoes. You just walk around your lawn and poke holes in it with the soles of the aerators.

SUMMARY: Assess whether your lawn is due for aeration. Choose an aerator. Run the aerator over your lawn.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: PACER is the federal government website that provides access to court records from the federal district courts, courts of appeals, and bankruptcy courts. If you want to access United States Supreme Court records, which includes published opinions and oral argument audio files, visit the United States Supreme Court website. There you will be able to easily access all the information you need by clicking on the tabs at the top of the webpage. You will not need to log in or pay any fee to access this information. Once you arrive at the PACER website, you must register and create an account. In order to do so, click on the "Register" button found at the top of the homepage. Follow the directions on the screen and complete your registration. You will have the ability to create an account that fits your needs and PACER has registration options for attorneys and non-attorneys alike. Following the directions will allow you to customize your account settings as necessary. While there is no registration fee, there is a fee for every file viewed, downloaded, or printed. If you would like instant access to court documents, you will have to provide your credit card information during registration. However, if you do not provide your credit card information during registration, an activation code will be mailed to you within 7-10 business days. Once you have registered and received your login information, you will have access to the PACER site. You can log in to PACER by going to the main page and clicking the "log in" button at the top right of your screen. Once you have logged in, you can search for a document. If you know the location of your case, go to the court links page. From there you can select the case that you want. If you do not know where your case is located, you can search for it using the case locator. When you access the case locator, follow the on-screen prompts to search for a variety of cases and documents. You will be able to search for cases by their case number, case title, date it was filed or date it was closed, party names, or even by the region in which your case was filed in. If you ever need help understanding the search criteria, you can always access the PACER User Manual here. Once you have searched for and found the court record(s) you need, you will have to pay the required fee. PACER will charge you $0.10 per page whether you view, download, or print the document. The charges for any single document is capped at $3.00 or 30 pages. Be careful when you are searching on the PACER site because charges can build up quickly. Only search and access the court records you absolutely need. Fees will be waived if you spend less than $15.00 in a quarter.

SUMMARY: Visit the Public Access to Court Electronic Records website (PACER). Establish a PACER account. Search for documents. Pay the required fee.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Split 1 English muffin in half and spread 1 teaspoon of butter over each half of the muffin. Heat a skillet over medium heat and add the English muffin halves with the butter side down. Toast the muffin halves for 3 to 4 minutes, so they become golden and a little crisp. Remove the toasted muffin halves to a sheet of aluminum foil so the buttered sides are facing up. If you want both sides to become crispy, just flip them over and let them toast another minute. Turn the heat up to medium-high and add the last 1 teaspoon of butter to the skillet. Place 1 slice of Canadian bacon to the skillet and fry it for one or two minutes. Use tongs to flip it over several times, so the edges crisp up. Place the Canadian bacon on top of one of the toasted English muffin halves. Watch the Canadian bacon carefully as it cooks, since it could quickly burn. Set a large metal egg ring, small clean can, or large metal biscuit cutter into the skillet and spray it with cooking spray. Crack one egg into the circular container and sprinkle a little salt and pepper over it. Cook the egg for about 3 minutes, so the egg sets. For a simple egg ring, just wash out a small tuna can that's empty. You can just unmold the cooked egg by turning the can over. Use a spatula to lift the cooked egg onto the Canadian bacon that's on your English muffin. Unwrap a slice of American cheese and lay it on top of the egg. Quickly put the other English muffin half on top of the cheese and wrap the aluminum foil over the sandwich. This will seal in the heat and help to melt the cheese. You can eat the sandwich immediately or place the wrapped sandwich into an airtight container. You can freeze the breakfast sandwich or store it in the refrigerator for up to a day.

SUMMARY:
Toast the English muffin. Heat the Canadian bacon. Saute the egg. Assemble the sandwich.