Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remove the interior door panel. Gently remove the plastic door cover. Locate the window mounting bolts. Move the window if necessary to access the bolts. Remove the bolts while a friend supports the window. Raise the window up into the door frame. Use masking tape to secure the window in place.

Answer: Most interior door panels are held in place with plastic interior fasteners. You can remove these fasteners by pulling on them until they pop out of their holes. Interior panels may also be held on with metal or plastic screws or even bolts. If you can't easily identify what kind of fasteners are on your door panel, refer to the vehicle's service manual. Turn screws or bolts counter clockwise to loosen them, then pull the panel backward off of the door. Beneath the door panel you will find a thin, translucent layer of plastic. This cover protects the interior of the vehicle from any water that may splash into the door from above and below. Carefully pull the door off of the sticky portions that secure it. Try not to tear the cover as you will need to reinstall it after replacing the window motor. Replacement covers can be purchased at your local auto parts store. Depending on the design of your door, there are a few different places the window mounting bolts may be, but it should be fairly apparent when looking into the door. Look for the bolts attaching the window itself to the mechanism that raises and lowers it. You may need to use a flashlight to look into the service ports on the door. Different shaped doors will place the bolts in different locations. In some cases, you may need to raise or lower the window in order to access the bolts. Turn the key in the ignition of the vehicle without starting the engine to move the window if need be. Raise or lower the window using the power window buttons if possible. If the motor is broken, you can force the window up or down by hand. Use the appropriate sized socket or open ended wrench to remove the window mounting bolts, but ask a friend to hold the window up as you do to prevent it from falling down once it's disconnected. You may be able to hold the window in place as you loosen the bolts yourself, but it's dangerous. Dropping the window freely could result in the glass breaking. Have your friend raise the window up into the door frame as though you had rolled it up normally. Ask them to hold the window in place until you are able to secure it. Pressing one palm on each side of the glass will allow your friend to hold the window up. With your friend holding the window up, pull off three or four strips of masking tape that are each about a foot long. Stick the strips to the window on each side over the door frame to hold the window up while you work. Once the window is secured with the tape, you can have your friend let go. Be sure the tape will hold the weight of the window before your friend releases it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Write down major life events in your diary. Write down things about ordinary days. Collect photos and keepsakes for your diary. Write down your dreams in your diary.

Answer: No matter how memorable an experience may be, some of the details will fade over time. Use your diary to write down major life events in great detail so that you can look back on them later. One day you will be able to look back at your old diaries entries and recall these important moments in vibrant detail. Think of your diary as a gift to your future self. The big stuff is important, but don't forget to write about the small things that happen in your daily life, too. You'll find the big stuff and the small stuff interesting in the future. What seems ordinary today could very likely seem extraordinary to you in the future. Nothing you write in your diary is boring. Use glue or tape to place mementos and keepsakes into your diary. You can write text to go with the items if you want, but it's not necessary. Great examples of these types of items are ticket stubs to events you've attended, photos, leaves and pressed flowers, found objects and even completely random things that caught your attention on that particular day. You can get even more creative and arrange these items into an artistic collage. Keep your diary close to your bed and use it to record your dreams. Try to write down the details of your dreams as soon as you wake up, since they can be incredibly fleeting. You can keep a separate diary just for dreams, or you can enter them into your regular diary. If you enter them into your every-day diary, it might be helpful to write them down in a different color of ink, just to keep them entirely separate from other entries.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Bend the right side of the paper clockwise until it makes a "7" shape. Fold the left edge on the stem of the "7" shape to the right along the crease. Fold the top edge on the top of the "7" shape down along the crease. Fold up the bottom edge on the top of the "7" shape to make a valley fold.

Answer: The bottom half of the paper will start to lift up as you're moving the right side of the paper clockwise. The paper should bend in half along the mountain fold in the middle of the diamond. Use your finger to make a crease along the fold. Make a crease along the fold with your finger. Tuck the right corner into the pocket located at the top right corner of the "7" shape. Crease along the fold with your finger.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand the significance of a DBA. Perform a DBA name search. File an Assumed Name Certificate with the state of Texas. Verify local DBA requirements.

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Business names in Texas are regulated under the Business Organizations Code (BOC). Under the BOC, a business cannot register a name that is "the same or deceptively similar" to another registered company. You cannot name your business in a way that customers might think they are dealing with another company. All business entity searches in Texas are done through the Secretary of State SOSDirect website. You can set up an account for no charge and use the account for expedited and low-cost document filing during the operation of your business. You can also register for temporary log-on privileges. You will not be able to file documents, but can perform the needed business entity search. Perform your business name search with several variants on your proposed name. For example, if you search "Grandma's Fudge" and don't find it registered. Also search "Grandma's Candy" or "Grandma's Old-Tyme Fudge." You want a name that is not confusing with another business and that you can use to create a vibrant and unique brand for your company. Also perform a web search for unregistered companies that might be using a similar name. In your favorite search engine type "my proposed business name" and "Texas." While you won't be prevented from registering the name, you should consider if you want to copy another company's name. To start the DBA process, you need to file a Form 503 - Assumed Name Certificate. You can fill out the interactive Form 503 online and print out the completed document or you can print out a blank form and complete it by neatly printing the information in dark blue or black ink. By doing your work upfront of creating your business entity, determining a physical address, and performing a detailed name search, completing Form 503 will not take very long or require the assistance of an attorney. The initial Assumed Name Certificate is valid for ten years. The fee to file the certificate is $25. The Assumed Name Certificate can be filed electronically via SOSDirect, by mail to the address in the Form 503 instructions, or delivered in person to the James Earl Rudder Office Building in Austin, Texas. Many counties in Texas require a separate, notarized DBA filing before a business is authorized to open an office in the county. Contact the county clerk in your home base county for local filing procedures.