In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Standing the front wall and a side panel, glue the edge of the side panel to the back of the front wall. Be sure that the nice wood is facing outward and that you have the front wall the right side up (with the 6" nailing blocks at the bottom). Clamp these together, draw a line on the front wall where the center of the side panel is located and then drill pilot holes and place 3" screws along the line, joining the walls together. Repeat with the other side panel when complete. This step works best with two people. Attach a 42" 1x4 to each end of the front wall with glue and then nails, remembering to leave the overhang. Using the cut 42" 1x4's, glue and nail those onto the side walls where they meets with the front wall, completing the corn stile. Glue and nail the remaining stiles and rails into place. The two remaining 42" 1x4's will need to be placed at the other edge of the side walls, with the same " overhang as with the front panel. The 42" 1x2's are then placed next to these as endcaps for the wall. The rails will need to be measured and cut to fit between the side wall corner stiles and then the two remaining 31 " stiles can be centered on the side panels. Place the remained of molding into the recessed panels when the stiles and rails are in place.
Summary: Attach side panels. Add corner stiles. Finish side panel details.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Talking about what is bothering you or causing you stress can help put the problem in perspective. Getting feedback from a friend or loved one can also normalize the issue, making you feel less alone. Be sure to choose the right person to talk to; if your stress comes from a family issue, perhaps talk to a close, trusted friend instead. Simply playing with your dog or cat can elevate levels of serotonin and dopaminenerve chemicals that elevate mood and create feelings of euphoria. Just a few minutes petting your animal can lower your blood pressure and heart rate. If your nerves and stress are causing you anxiety or you are having trouble managing your feelings, try visiting with a counselor to talk about what's bothering you. Check with your health insurance to see what is covered by your health plan.
Summary: Call a friend. Hug a pet. Visit a counselor.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The character can be based on a real person or well-known literary or mythological character, or created along common character tropes. Common character ideas include: robots, astronauts, literal statues (e.g. "The Thinker"), and mimes. For ideas or inspiration, look through pictures of living statues online, or go to an area of a nearby city in which living statues frequently perform. Start by visiting costume stores or novelty shops to find the necessary wigs and clothing for your costume. If you'd like to custom make your own costume, you can visit a fabric store to purchase an appropriate color and style of fabric, and then sew your own costume. If you have the option, choose a cotton fabric for your costume. Cotton holds its color well, even if you're performing in rain or snow. To flesh out your appearance as a human statue, you can accessorize with objects to wear and hold. Look for objects that match your overall theme: if you're a robot, hold an imitation computer; if you're a statue, hold a book to "read"; if you're a pirate, hold a plastic sword and hook. Sometimes just going shopping will be enough to inspire the costume, character, and actions you choose to perform. Yard sales, thrift shops and antique shops are best. You're bound to find something odd that will spark your inspiration. Other helpful places for props are home improvement stores (if you're looking for mechanical items) and fabric and craft stores. Items found at these types of stores may spark your creativity and give you ideas of how to accessorize your statue character. Many living statues cover themselves completely in makeup, to give them the appearance of being a statue, robot, or other non-human character. Depending on your natural skin tone, white makeup works best; copper and silver are other popular face-paint colors. You should be able to find costume makeup at a costume or hobby store, or through most online retailers. If using a white or non-metallic color, use water based cake-makeup as opposed to oil based. If you use oil, dust it with a finishing powder so it doesn't smudge. In order to draw attention to your eyes, you may want to line them in brown or black with regular eyeliner. Adding extra makeup (like lipstick or blush) on top of your solid base may be necessary, but keep it minimal unless the makeup is an essential part of your costume.
Summary:
Develop a character. Make a costume. Accessorize your character. Apply makeup to flesh out your character.