In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Modern tattooist employ a variety of tools. An electric tattoo machine uses groupings of needles to drive ink into the skin up to 150 times a second. These needles are only used once and are packaged separately. Over the course of your apprenticeship, you will learn how to clean your equipment and keep it running efficiently. This should be done methodically and consistently to prevent contamination or infection, with all the equipment being sterilized by an autoclave after every use. You must wash your hands thoroughly to prevent infection in addition to the surgical gloves you will wear while performing the tattooing. The areas of skin you are tattooing must also be kept scrupulously clean. These can affect the tattooing process, and in some cases negatively impact even flawless artistic execution. A client can have an allergic reaction to some of dyes, or even the gloves you are wearing; being aware of these issues will help protect you and your client. Your clients will need to be instructed on how to look after their tattoos for a period of weeks or months after the tattoo's application. The following rules apply: The tattoo should be bandaged immediately and remain covered for two to three hours, after which it should be gently cleaned with antibacterial soap. Wear loose clothing that will not rub the tattoo. Do not swim while the tattoo is still healing. The tattooed skin must be kept clean at all times, with unscented soap and water. Drying must be done with great care and no rubbing is allowed. A moisturizer can be applied to the tattoo a couple of times a day. Keep the tattoo out of the sun for a minimum of three weeks. After that, cover it with a high-SPF sunblock.
Summary: Study the equipment. Maintain your equipment. Observe hygienic measures. Educate yourself about skin conditions. Learn about infection control.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: While it may be tempting to sit out when given the opportunity, you'd be surprised how important participating can be. Trying something new requires courage, and showing people that you're open to activities will not only show them that you have confidence, but encourage others to join with you. Even if it seems like everyone isn't interested in doing something, it may be that they simply don't want to be the first one to volunteer. Break the ice by volunteering first if you're comfortable with it. Bring along some card games, magazines with quizzes, or other multiplayer activities to do on the bus. Unless other people came with a friend, the odds are high that they're just as bored as you are. The bus can be an excellent place to make new friends. Always ask if a seat is taken before sitting down next to someone. Some people prefer to sit by themselves. Don't take it personally! Don't worry if you don't know the rules. Many people enjoy teaching others. If you let people show you how to do things, they'll know that you're open to playing different games with them in the future. Be willing to teach other people games that you know. People will appreciate the invitation to play even if they don't want to. If you're allowed to have your phone at camp, try to stay off of your cell phone during the gaps between activities. People will think that you're trying to avoid socializing if you're staring at your screen all day. Don't leave your phone at home if you can bring it with you. You may need it to exchange numbers with the people that you meet!
Summary: Sign up for activities whenever you're given the chance. Sit with different people on the bus and hang out with them. Volunteer to join games that you've never played. Avoid staring at your phone or you'll come off as uninterested.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Arrange to have the lawn mowed and shrubbery trimmed. Cover any plants that are frost intolerant. Arrange to have your garden watered if necessary. Place tables, chairs, hammocks, delicate garden ornamentation, and other outdoor accessories in a garage, shed or storage unit. Leave nothing outdoors that can be blown about by a strong wind. Pleasure craft such as boats, ATVs, bicycles, canoes, kayaks and cars should be locked in a garage or storage shed. Block window views into this storage space.
Summary:
Protect the yard and garden. Store outdoor furniture. Lock away expensive vehicles.