Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Enter the Sample-OpenGL-Programs directory. Run the program. Wait for a result.

Answer: While there, run the following command: g++ main.c -lglut -lGL -lGLEW -lGLU -o OpenGLExample This command will compile and link your OpenGL libraries. To do this, type the following: Enter ./OpenGLExample If you did everything right, a window will open. It will show a white square on a black background. The window will be titled "OpenGL - First window demo".

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Run a bullet sinker onto the end of your fishing line. Tie a worm hook onto the end of your line using an improved clinch knot. Bait your hook so that it curves back into the body of the lure.

Answer: Thread the narrow end of the weight onto the line carefully and slide it down 23 feet (0.610.91m) to give yourself plenty of workable line. As you prepare for the next step, keep a firm hold on the loose end of the line to keep the sinker from slipping right back off. Bullet sinkers come in a variety of weights, ranging from 18 ounce (3.5g) to more than 2 ounces (57g). Lighter weights are useful for creating a slow-falling lure in shallow waters, while heavier sinkers are best suited for casting into thick bushes and penetrating matted undergrowth. Round-bend and wide gap hooks tend to work best for a standard Texas rig. Guide the line through the eye of the hook, then double it over on itself to start your knot. Once it's nice and tight, snip off the excess line on the tag end with a pair of pliers. Be sure to wind the line around itself a minimum of 4 turns to ensure that the finished knot will hold. A 3/0 or 4/0 hook will be the ideal size for most types of soft rubber lures. First, insert the point of the hook into the molded hole in the lure. Then, push the lure up the shank until the hole end just covers the eye where your line is tied. Finally, force the point of the hook into the lure at the spot where it rests naturally against the side. The completed hook should have a rough "D" shape. This type of hook presentation is known as "weedless," meaning it will hook fish who take the bait but won't become snagged on any surrounding objects or cover by accident. The Texas rig is a fast, simple, versatile setupyou can use it to fish any type of soft lure in both deep and shallow water, cover or no cover, with minimal preparation. It's a favorite amongst bass anglers.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Ask that the credit companies flag the deceased's credit account. Request a copy of the deceased person's credit report. Read over the credit report making note of any open accounts. Monitor all the deceased's financial mail for 1 year.

Answer: Reach out to the 3 big credit bureaus (TransUnion, Experian, and Equifax) both by phone and by mail. Ask them to flag the deceased's credit account as "Deceased. Do Not Issue Credit." This will help to prevent identity fraud or others using the deceased's credit to open cards or make purchases. Contact all credit reporting agencies via email or the phone. Ask for their policies regarding releasing credit reports. They will most likely ask you to fax over proof of your position as financial executor or executrix of the deceased's accounts. Be aware that, depending on the agency, it may takes weeks to receive these report copies. After you've received the reports, look over each of them. Disregard any accounts that show as closed or paid off. Instead, highlight or circle those accounts that still show as active and carry balances. These are the credit card companies that you'll need to contact. It's not enough to simply cancel all active credit accounts. To fully prevent identify fraud, request that the postal service forward all of the deceased's mail to you. Then, look for financial notices in particular and watch for anything indicating that additional credit accounts have been opened.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Clarify with the author or professor what you are being asked to critique. Introduce the critique with a short description of the author and text. Explain the significance of the work. Begin with positive critiques, if you are writing the critique based on a draft. Include a short summary of the work next. Do an analysis of the larger elements of fiction, such as plot, setting, protagonist, antagonist and point of view. Add both positive and negative points under each section. Explain the overall success of the work in the conclusion.

Answer:
If you are asked to do a general analysis, you can include what you think are the most important problems and assets of the text. For academic critiques, the introduction should outline what you are being asked to critique. This can be done in the introduction or near the end, if you desire. Critiques based on works in progress should begin and end with positive assessments. The positive assessments should begin with a general description of what is positive in the text. Then, you can include praise of imagery, characters and other details. For a published work, this will give your basis for review. For a non-published work, this will tell the author how you interpreted the work. You do not need to do an analysis of all of these elements, unless you are asked to by the author or assignment. Focus on things that stuck out as you read and reread the work. Try not to refer to things that need work as weaknesses. If you are doing an academic critique, add how you interpreted the work and found it convincing and complete. If you are doing a draft writing critique, feel free to leave a few opinions or topics for thought and discussion. Consider presenting your critique to the author in person. Written critiques do not have the nuance of verbal critiques.