INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's easy to learn how to turn to the left while you're doing the foxtrot. Face your partner in the closed position and make sure that your feet are together. Then take 1 step forward with your left foot. If you're the follower, take 1 step back with your right foot. Follow the lead of your partner to make sure that you dance together in time. Stick to the slow foxtrot rhythm of 2 counts for this step. Turning follows the same slow, slow, fast, fast rhythm as the basic step. Now it's time to rotate your body so that you and your partner can dance into the turn. Use your right foot to step back diagonally and face towards the left. If you're the follower, take a diagonal step forward with your left foot and face towards the left. Keep to the slow foxtrot rhythm of 2 counts for this turn. After taking the diagonal step, check that you and your partner are standing parallel to where you started the turn. This means you rotated correctly. If you're the lead, step to the left using your left foot and then bring your right foot over to join your left. If you're the follower, step to the right with your right foot and then close the sidestep with your left foot. Make sure that each foot movement is for 1 beat to follow the fast rhythm. This part of the foxtrot turn is exactly the same as the basic step. Turning to the right when you're dancing the foxtrot is exactly the same as turning to the left, however, you simply step in the other direction. If you're the lead, take a step back with your left foot. Then take a diagonal step forward with your left foot to face towards the right. Sidestep towards the right with your right foot and close the step with your left foot. If you're the follower, take a step forward with your right foot and then a diagonal step back with your right foot to face toward the right. Then sidestep toward the left with your left foot and close the sidestep with your right foot. Turning left is much more common than turning right when you're dancing the foxtrot. This is because it's traditional to move counterclockwise around the dancefloor.

SUMMARY: Step forward with your left foot. Take a diagonal step back and face towards the left. Step to the left with your left foot and then close the sidestep. Repeat the same sequence in the opposite direction to turn right.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Taking a lot of art classes in high school is a great way to get started as an artist. Most high schools require you to take a class or two, but take more if you can. Begin building a portfolio that you can use to apply to college art programs and jobs. Once you've mastered the basics, enter any advanced drawing classes your school offers. Ask about independent studies. Your teachers may do this for you or at least point you in the direction of someone who can. There are many specializations that lead to a fine arts degree, but yours should be in visual arts. Find a school that has this focus and start working towards your bachelor's degree. Studio classes, where you receive direct feedback from a professor, will improve your artistry. Talk to your high school teachers to learn about which colleges offer quality programs. Spend time online researching the programs colleges offer. Pick one that seems right for you and then set up a visitation date with the university. Reach out to other cartoonists, if you can. They may be able to recommend a good program. Take classes where you'll discuss current events, as these shape your ideas about what subjects to satirize. They'll teach you a lot about the people around you, the environment they experience, and how they think, all of which is useful for showing wit in a meaningful way. Courses about past history may also be useful for you. These courses can help you understand how people throughout history responded to what's around them, including using satire. Satire cartoonists are both artists and writers. To cover current events, you need to learn how to control language effectively. You can started by working hard in your English and writing classes in high school. Once you get to college, take journalism and creative writing courses. Most colleges don't offer specific classes for satire, but feel free to incorporate satire into your writing assignments. Many cartoon satirists digitize their work to post it online. It's never a bad idea to take some extra computer courses in college. Digital art classes are useful for learning about how to create computer-made work and upload art. Web design, coding, and blogging classes are great for figuring out how to set up a place to post your work online.
Summary: Take art classes in high school. Pursue a fine arts degree in college. Take political science classes in college to learn about global politics. Spend time taking writing classes. Take some computer education courses.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use only warm tap water, as many household cleaners are too harsh for marble counters. Wipe the length of the counter with a wet cloth. Microfiber cloths are best for this if you have them, they'll give the counter a better scrub without needing to use a household cleaner. If you need to clean your counter more thoroughly, you can use commercial cleaners specifically designed for marble. For marble floors, passing a dust mop on the surface regularly should be enough for regular cleaning. However, if the floor is dirty and requires some extra cleaning, add a couple of drops of dish soap to a bucket of water and use a microfiber head mop to clean the floor with this solution. Dry the floor thoroughly after cleaning it. This kind of cleaning should be done daily to clear crumbs or any dust that may have accumulated on the counter, it won't clean serious stains. Don't let the marble just air dry, since marble is easily marked by water spots. Use a microfiber cloth to wipe countertops until they're dry. Mix three tablespoons (44ml) of baking soda with one quart (946ml) of water. Use a shammy to spread this mixture over your marble surface. Let the mixture sit on your marble for a few hours before wiping it away with a wet cloth. For best results, you'll want to use a box of white chalk and use a mortar and pestle to crush it into fine dust. Use a shammy to wipe the counter in circles, buffing it and bringing out the shine. Wipe the chalk dust away with a dry cloth after buffing it.

SUMMARY:
Wipe marble surfaces with a wet cloth. Wipe countertops dry with a separate cloth. Spread a baking soda mixture over the marble polish it. Sprinkle crushed chalk over your marble to polish it further.