Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Trace a doughnut shape onto white paper that's the same size as your shoulders. Cut the circles out, then cut a slit into the collar. Roll paper collars into a curved shape. Put the collar on and tape the slit shut in the back.

Answer: Measure the width of your shoulders, then draw a large circle on a sheet of poster paper using that as the diameter. Measure around your neck, then draw a smaller circle inside the bigger one using that using as the circumference. Not all nuns wear collars. Look at pictures of the order you are using as a reference. You can also use white fabric or felt too. If you are using fabric, consider starching it first. Cut the bigger circle out first. Fold it in half, then cut a slit going towards the smaller circle. Unfold the collar, then cut the smaller circle out too. If you made a fabric circle, it would be a good idea to hem the raw edges. Nun collars don't stick out like neck ruffs; they lay flat across the chest and back. Put the collar on so that the slit is in the back and find where your shoulders sit. Roll the paper so that it curves across your shoulders and lays flat against your chest and back. For a reusable collar, apply self-adhesive strips of Velcro to each side of the strip. Put the collar on, then close the slit. Rotate the collar so that the slit is in the back.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gather the glass you want to use. Clean your glass using a cleaning agent. Find a kiln to do your fusing in. Get a kiln shelf. Choose a few slumping molds to shape your glass. Apply a glass separator to keep your glass from sticking when you fuse it. Purchase the basic safety equipment. Get the necessary glass cutting tools.

Answer: If you're using different types of glass, make sure they have the same coefficient of expansion (COE). Glasses with different COE's will crack during the cooling process. To test the compatibility of two separate glasses, fuse two small pieces of them together and then let them cool. If you notice any cracks or evidence of stress in the glass, you know the two glasses have different COE's. Make sure the cleaning agent you use is designed specifically for glass. Spray your glass with the cleaner and wipe off any dirt, oil, dust, or residue on the glass with a clean towel. This will prevent your final product from looking spotted or foggy when it comes out of the kiln. Use a small kiln if you're only planning on doing a few minor fusing projects. If you're going to be using it a lot and you want to work on several projects at once, consider investing in a larger kiln. Whatever size you choose, make sure it has an accurate temperature monitor on the outside. Opt for a kiln that's designed specifically for firing glass. If you can't find a kiln designed for glass, you can use a kiln meant for ceramics, but the results might not be as good. Make sure it can withstand temperatures of up to 1700 degrees Fahrenheit (927 degrees Celsius). The kiln shelf is what you'll set your glass on when you're ready to fuse it in the kiln. You can find a kiln shelf online or at your local ceramics store. Your molds should also be able to withstand high temperatures of up to 1700 degrees Fahrenheit (927 degrees Celsius) because you'll be putting your glass on them and setting them in the kiln. The slumping molds you use will determine the shape of your glass after you fuse it in the kiln. Shop online or in-store to find molds that you like. Use a fiber paper that can withstand high temperatures, or use a kiln primer and wash it off after it sets. Apply your glass separator of choice to your kiln shelf and any molds you plan on using so your glass comes off easily. Get a pair of safety glasses and fusing gloves so you don't injure yourself during the fusing process. Invest in some cheap dust masks to protect your lungs from dangerous dust and glass particles in the air. Shop for these items at your local hardware store or order them online. Use a quality glass cutter that has a comfortable grip. You'll also need cutting pliers. There are three main types of cutting pliers: Running pliers. Running pliers are used to apply pressure on the glass so score lines break evenly. Grozing pliers. Grozing pliers are used to chip away pieces of glass that you don't want before you begin fusing. Breaking pliers. Breaking pliers are used to break glass apart along the lines you've scored.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make specific plans. Be creative. Pick up a book or movie. Go to a show or exhibit.

Answer: Fill idle time in your schedule by planning things in advance. Everyone needs time to relax, but finding yourself with hours of time on your hands might lead to backsliding and thinking about sex too much. Schedule your day full with events and activities to better yourself. Leave a bit of time at the end of the day for reflection and relaxation, but not so much that you'll get bored or that your mind will wander toward sex. Translate your sex drive into creative energy. Take the time you'd usually spend thinking about sex and instead devote it to a creative hobby. If it's something you really enjoy, it can provide you with an alternate avenue for catharsis and satisfaction, keeping your mind busy and occupied. Writing, including journaling. Singing, playing a musical instrument, or spinning. Painting, drawing, or sculpting. Knitting or sewing. Getting lost in an engrossing book or movie is fun in and of itself, but it can also be an easy, low-energy way to avoid sexual thoughts, particularly in the short term. Be sure to find a movie that won't remind you of sex, and stay clear of steamy romance novels or sexy illustrations. Most animated, action, adventure, thriller, or mystery films and books could work here. This will keep your mind occupied with other things and could be a lot of fun. Going with friends is even better as they can further distract you. Plus, you can talk with them about the event afterward and what you thought of it. Consider attending a live performance, such as a concert, musical, play, lecture, or reading. You might also go to a museum, a new exhibit, an aquarium, or a zoo.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Apply peanut butter, olive oil, butter, or mayonnaise to the gum. Allow the oily substance to sit on the gum for at least 3 minutes. Comb through the dog's fur to remove the gum. Shampoo your dog to remove the oil and any remaining gum.

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Use your fingers to work the oily substance into the fur around the gum. Make sure the affected area is completely covered. If your dog licks off some of the peanut butter, it's okay, as long as you use a peanut butter that doesn't contain xylitol. Dogs can eat other oils, as well. However, try to keep your dog from licking at the oil, as they may get diarrhea or suffer from pancreatitis if they consume too much. This gives it time to soak into the gum, loosening it. Sit with your dog so you can make sure it doesn't snack on the oily substance or the gum. Keep the chewed gum out of the dog's mouth. Sugar-free gum is harmful to dogs because it contains xylitol. Although regular gum is usually harmless to dogs, it's best to play it safe. Insert the teeth of the comb down into the fur just above the gum. Then, pull the comb down through the fur to dislodge the gum. If the gum doesn't come out easily, apply more oil. You can also pick the gum out with your fingers. If there is still gum caught on your dog's fur, you may need to apply more peanut butter, olive oil, butter, or mayonnaise. If 2 to 3 applications don't work, you may need to trim the dog's fur. Rub dog shampoo into the pup's fur, working it into the affected area. Then, rinse your dog thoroughly to remove any remaining soap. Dry your pup with a clean, dry towel. Use a degreasing shampoo, if possible. It will more easily remove the oil. As an alternative, wash the affected area with dish soap before you wash the dog.