Write an article based on this "Complete the flower. Begin making half of the stem. Begin the leaf. Complete the leaf. Make the second leaf (optional). Complete the stem. Tie the two strings with two loops."
article: When you've got the flower, you'll see that you have 2 strings coming from each side. Take one yellow bead and thread that with one string from any side. Then, take the string that is opposite from the other string and thread it to the different direction. You should be able to see that you've made a criss-cross looking pattern within that bead. Tie it with a single knot. Do not cut the strings. Take at least 7 green beads and thread them with two strings that must go in the same direction. Even though you're making the stem, you're also about to start making the leaf. Take only one string and set that aside. Add 5 green beads to thread it through that string. Thread a loop around the fifth bead. After looping around the fifth bead, use the string to thread it through the fourth bead, going in the opposite direction. Release the thread from the fourth bead. First, add two green beads to the string. Take the string and starting from the fifth bead of the stem, thread that bead, then through the sixth and seventh beads. This string should go in the same direction as the other string that has not been used. Simply repeat the steps above for the first leaf. However, you have to use the other string that has not been used. Simply separate the string, add the beads, loop it around the 5th bead, thread it through the 4th bead going in the opposite direction, and then add 2 more beads and thread the string through the beads of the stem. Just thread 1 green bead with the two strings facing in the same direction. Take one more green bead. Then use one string to thread it, and use the other side of the string and thread it in the opposite direction. This should also follow a criss-cross pattern. Make sure that the strings have been pulled tightly. Use the scissors to cut off the excess string and voila! You've completed your first flower!

Write an article based on this "Choose a hard case. Stack the bras inside the case and tuck in the straps. Place the case inside of your empty suitcase."
article: You can choose an ordinary box or a specialized bra traveling case, but either way, the container you use should be rigid. Options include a sturdy plastic container or cardboard box. The container should span the length of your bra cups when they lie flat, and the width of the container should roughly match the height of the cups. There are several cases available on the market that are specially designed to hold bras, but the best are bra-shaped, hardcover, and designed so that the bras will lie flat instead of folded. Lay the bras out flat and stack them on top of one another. The cups of one bra should fit over the cups of the one beneath it. Tuck the straps in to prevent the hooks from snagging on other bras. The straps of each bra should be wedged in between the cups of the bra they belong to and the cups of the bra beneath it. Take care not to overstuff the case! When packing bras with molded cups, you should never fold one cup into another. Doing so will cause dents, bumps, and other distortions in the cup you invert, and as a result, the bra will no longer fit as well as it should. Before packing the rest of your items, place the packed case inside of the main body of your empty suitcase. Pack the rest of your clothes around the case, and fill in as much space around the sides of the case as possible. Doing so can prevent the bras from getting tossed around and tangled during transport. Note that you can unpack your bras when you reach your destination or you can keep them in the case for the duration of your trip.

Write an article based on this "Open OnlineOCR. Click Select file. Select your JPEG file. Click Open. Select a language. Make sure you're converting to a Word document. Click CONVERT. Click Download Output File. Open your new Word document. Click Enable Editing."
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Go to https://www.onlineocr.net/ in your computer's web browser. This website will allow you to convert a few different file types (JPEG included) into a Word document. It's in the lower-left side of the webpage. Doing so opens a File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) window in which you can select your JPEG file. Go to the folder in which your JPEG is stored, then click once the JPEG file you want to convert. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Doing so uploads the JPEG file to the OnlineOCR website. On a Mac, you may click Choose here. If you want to use a language other than the one listed in the middle text box, click the current language and then click the language you want to use. If the third text box doesn't have "Microsoft Word (docx)" written in it, click the text box and then click Microsoft Word (docx) in the drop-down menu. It's on the far-right side of the page. Doing so prompts OnlineOCR to begin converting your JPEG file into a Word document. This link is below the Select file... button. Your converted Word document will download onto your computer. Depending on your browser's settings, you may need to select a save location or confirm the download before the file will download. Double-click the converted Word document to do so. It's in a yellow bar at the top of the Word document. Doing so will make the Word document editable. This is necessary because, since you downloaded the Word document from the Internet, Word views it as potentially dangerous. Remember to save any changes you make by pressing Ctrl+S (Windows) or Command+S (Mac).