Q: The 50s were a big time for dresses. Somewhat traditional, ladylike dresses in bright colors and floral patterns were popular. Stop by a local thrift shop and try to find some dresses that reflect the 50s style. Necklines in 50s dresses were usually a swoop, v-neck, or collar. As the time was more conservative, do not opt for anything too revealing. Dresses during the era also usually tended to fall past the knees. Shirtwaist dresses were very popular in the '50s. These were dresses with buttons running from the neck to the torso with a full skirt at the bottom. Skirts worn with blouses were a big hit in the '50s. If you want to capture the style of the era, go for pencil skirts or full skirts. Shorter skirts, like miniskirts, don't generally fit with 1950s style. Go for patterns popular in the era, such as tropical patterns, polkadots, and brighter colors. Tight, fitted sweaters, especially for women, were popular in the 1950s. If you're looking to embrace the '50s style, invest in a couple of fitted sweaters. These can make a great addition to your wardrobe if you want to adopt the '50s look. Such sweaters pair well when worn with a bullet bra. Cardigans were popular in the '50s and were often worn over shirts and sweaters. As cardigans are still popular today, you can find a wide variety of cardigans at most clothing and department stores. Opt for cardigans that look somewhat old fashioned. Purchase something that you could picture one of your grandparents wearing. Double-breasted suits were a staple in the '50s. If you want to adopt the '50s style, try wearing a double-breasted suit to formal occasions. You can also wear a double-breasted suit to work if you work in a more formal office setting. Make sure you get the right fit. A double-breasted suit can look awkward if it's too big or too small. Get formally fitted at a department store when selecting a double-breasted suit.
A: Wear ladylike dresses. Go for full skirts and pencil skirts. Embrace sweaters. Invest in cardigans. Wear a double-breasted suit.

Article: Saltwater test strips are easy to use and are a cheaper alternative to a testing kit. However, a testing kit may give you a more accurate reading of the chlorine levels of the pool. Be sure to choose a kit or strips formulated for use in saltwater pools. You can find saltwater test strips and kits from pool supply stores as well as online. Dunk the saltwater test strips into the water, then compare the color the paper turns with the provided chart to find out how much chlorine is in the water. Alternatively, fill up a test kit with water from the pool. Add the specified number of the appropriate droplets to the chlorine chamber and compare the color of the water to the provided chart to find out the chlorine level. Make sure you're testing free chlorine, not total chlorine, as the free chlorine is what is available to kill germs and bacteria in the water. Follow the specific directions including with your test strips or kit. Saltwater pools require "free" chlorine to kill harmful bacteria that could make swimmers sick. On average, your saltwater pool should have a free chlorine reading of 1.0 to 3.0 ppm. If the level drops below 1.0 ppm, the water is not safe to swim in until chlorine is added.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Obtain saltwater test strips or a testing kit. Test the free chlorine levels in the pool weekly. Aim for a free chlorine reading of 1.0 to 3.0 ppm.

Problem: Article: As tempting as it can be to surf on unprotected public networks, doing so makes you incredibly vulnerable to other users on that network. Stick to your private home network or other protected networks when out and about. Most public places like coffee shops and airports offer protected networks. Firefox, for example, has built-in security settings that prevent tracking and other security issues that you'll find in most other browsers. If you want to use a more dedicated browser, try Tor. Another option is Opera, which includes a built-in VPN that you can enable to hide your browsing traffic. Deleting cookies that track your activity will cut down on the number of targeted ads and emails you see in your browsers. The linked article also provides instructions for sending Do Not Track requests, which are messages your browser sends to sites to prevent them from using your information. Aside from social media, keep your email address and other personal information off of the sites you visit. If a site you want to access requires an email address, create a spam email address that doesn't use any of your real personal information and use it to log in.
Summary: Use only secure networks when possible. Use a secure browser. Delete tracker cookies. Don't enter your email address on sites you visit.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's in the left sidebar. It's the icon with two music notes in at the top of the app. This will display music folders you can import music from. You can use music from your music folder, or Google Drive. You can also do a voice-over with your microphone, or click "Get Sound Clips" to download sound effects. You can hear a sample of what the music track sounds like by clicking or tapping the Play triangle all the way to the right. It's the icon with a plus sign across from the name of the sound clip. This will add the sound to the timeline at the bottom of the screen. The sound clips are the purple wave files that go underneath the image and video files. Tap the sound file in the timeline to put it in editing mode. There are a few options you have to edit the sound clip. Trim the clip. Drag the purple dots on the side of the sound clip to shorten or lengthen the sound clip without deleting any part of it. Split audio clip. Click or Tap the icon that resembles a razor to split the sound clip in to two parts at the playhead. Delete audio clip. Tap the trashcan icon to remove the audio clip from the timeline. Edit Tools. The only two edit tools for audio clips are volume and duplicate.

SUMMARY: Click or Tap the icon with the filmstrip and music notes. Click or tap the music icon. Click or tap a sound folder. Click or tap a music track. Click or tap . Edit sound file.

Q: Carefully pour the paint from the can into your paint tray well. Do not overfill the paint tray or the paint could overflow on the sides. Overfilling the well will also make it harder to load your roller.
A:
Pour paint into the well until it's halfway filled.