Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Sew 2 rows of straight stitches along the top edge of the bottom tier. Gather the top edge until it is the same size as the middle tier. Sew the bottom and middle tiers together using a 1/2-inch (1.3-cm) seam. Fold the seam against the middle tier and topstitch it down. Repeat the process with the middle and top tiers. Repeat the entire process if you want a 2-layered petticoat.

Answer: Sew the first row using a 1/4-inch (0.64-cm) seam allowance and the second row using a 1/2-inch (1.3-cm) seam allowance. Use a straight stitch and a matching thread color for both rows. Do not backstitch. Use a long stitch length and a low tension on your sewing machine. This will make gathering it easier. Place the middle tier into the bottom tier. Find the bobbin threads from your 2 rows of stitching, then pull on them to gather the fabric. Keep pulling until the gathering edge matches the circumference of the middle tier. Knot and cut the excess thread. Cut the excess thread first to make it easier to manage. Tie the threads together, then trim the rest off. Double-check to make sure that the right sides of the tiers are facing each other first. Since the tiers are already tucked inside each other, all you have to do is pin and sew along the top edge with a straight stitch and a 1/2-inch (1.3-cm) seam allowance. Remember to backstitch and to take the pins out when you are done! Fold the seam against the middle tier. Secure it with sewing pins, then sew across it with a zigzag stitch. This will give you a cleaner finish as well as prevent the seam from scratching you. Sew 2 rows across the top edge of the middle tier. Gather the top edge until it is the same circumference as the top tier. Pin and sew the 2 tiers together with a 1/2-inch (1.3-cm) seam allowance and a straight stitch. Fold the seam against the top tier and topstitch it down with a zigzag stitch. The top tier isn't sewn together into a ring yet. You will have to coil the top tier into a ring and tuck it inside the middle tier to check the size. This includes all of the measuring, cutting, gathering, and sewing. When you are done, tuck 1 petticoat into the other with the wrong sides facing in. Sew along the top edge of the petticoat using a straight stitch or a zigzag stitch to hold them together. You are sewing the petticoats with the wrong sides facing in so that you have a clean finish on the inside and outside of the petticoat. For a more colorful petticoat, consider using different colors for each layer.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Plan to walk on your date. Walk your dogs together. Go for a hike. Ride your bicycle.

Answer: If transportation is unavailable, trying thinking of ways that you can incorporate walking as a part of your date. Think about what is within walking distance in your town or city, and plan your date around the journey, instead of the destination. If you live close to a restaurant, movie theater, or coffee shop, walk with your date to get there. Explore your town or city. Put on a pair of comfy shoes and explore the area you live in. Spend time getting to know more about where you live, while also getting to know your date. If there is an arcade you like on the same street as your favorite pizza place, then take your date there. Make spontaneous stops on your way, if you don't have dinner reservations or have to be at the movie theater at a specific time. Plan your route ahead of time, if there is a special place or area that you want to show your date. Bring your dog with you on your date, and/or ask your date to bring their dog. If you both love dogs and dog walking you can enjoy spending time with your date and your pup. You can take your dog for a walk around the neighborhood or through a park that is close by. Take your date to the dog park. You can spend time watching the dogs play and talk about what you already have in common, a love for dogs! If you live an area with good hiking trails, go to the woods for a hike. You'll be able to talk and get to know each other without distractions, all while spending time outdoors. Your hike doesn't necessarily have to happen deep into the woods, a walk through a park close to where you live is a great way to spend time together. If you live close to the ocean, go for a walk on the beach. Try to plan your date so that you can watch the sunset together. If you live close to mountains, make a plan to take a scenic route to a spot with great views. If you live in an area close to the woods, follow a trail. Plan a date that involves bicycle riding, so that transportation is no longer an issue. You can plan your entire date around riding bicycles, or just use them to get where you are going. If your date lives far away, you both can ride your bicycles and meet in the middle. Ride your bicycles to an ice cream shop, and share an ice cream sundae when you get there. Ride your bicycles to a nearby park. Plan to set up a picnic when you find a good place to stop.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look for flu-like symptoms. Check for an itching or prickling sensation at the point of infection. Observe loss of cognitive ability.

Answer: Rabies often manifests as flu-like symptoms early on -- usually within two weeks of infection. Thus, many people incorrectly assume that they are suffering a semi-regular illness rather than a life-threatening ailment. Flu-like symptoms might appear as: Weakness Fever Headache General discomfort. After being infected, the initial point of infection may begin to exhibit an itching or a prickling sensation. This is one of the earliest clinical signs of infection. Itching may begin to occur within several days after initial infection. Itching may or may not be accompanied by redness or other signs of a bacterial infection. The wound might also have a tingling sensation. Have a medical professional evaluate any animal-inflicted wound that looks or feels strange. The loss of cognitive ability is the most serious sign of rabies infection. Once a person exhibits cognitive deterioration, the condition is usually fatal and the only treatment available is supportive. A rabies infected person may exhibit: Delirium Abnormal behavior Hallucinations Insomnia Confusion Anxiety and agitation.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Create the cover letter. Dial the fax number. Determine the feeding method. Fax the right material.

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Fax machines are often shared by offices or several people within an office. Since anyone can see a fax sent to a fax machine, it is a good idea to include a cover letter. This will ensure that your fax gets to the correct person. The cover letter includes information like the recipient's name, the content of the fax, and how many pages it includes. It should also include the sender's information, such as name and fax number, so that the recipient will know whom it came from and can reply if necessary. Next, you will need to dial the fax number, just the same way you would on a telephone. On most new fax machines, the area code will not need to be dialed for a local number but is still necessary for long distance numbers. Some fax machines require the area code regardless of location. Check or ask about your machine. The country code (the number 1 for US phones and fax numbers) will also sometimes need to be dialed before local numbers but only when the area code is also required. The country code is almost always necessary to dial long distance numbers. You will often also need to dial 9 before dialing long distance numbers. Check the specifications for or ask about your individual fax machine. Be sure that the number you are using is the fax number and not the phone number of the person you are trying to reach. Often the numbers will be listed next to each other on business cards and it is easy to misread it or look at the wrong number. When you put the materials to be faxed into the machine, you will need to put them in in the appropriate direction. The paper will be scanned, so if the paper is facing the wrong way only the back side will be scanned and the fax you send will be blank. Ensure that the papers a facing the right side up before sending the fax. Different fax machines feed in different ways. Helpfully, all fax machines are labeled with the appropriate direction to place the papers. Somewhere near the area where you feed the paper, look for a symbol of a sheet of paper with a corner folded down. You will see on this symbol that one side of the sheet has lines and the other side is blank. If the folded down corner has the lines, this mean the sheets must be fed into the fax machine with the blank side facing you. If the folded corner is blank, this means you must feed the machine with the front side of the paper facing you. Fax machines work best with standard size paper. Sending anything in a non-standard size may not work or it may jam or harm your fax machine. If you need to send something of a non-standard size, such as a receipt copy, you will want to make a photocopy of the item first and fax the photocopy instead. The most common size paper for fax machines, as with printers, is A4 or American letterhead.