INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If your wheel covers did not come with the retention rings installed, remove them from the packaging and place them face down on a surface that won't scuff or damage their finish. You can place the wheel covers in grass or on a soft material like cloth or Styrofoam. Be sure you don't move the wheel covers around as they lay face down to avoid scuffing or scratching them. The retention ring will have a bend in it designed to allow the valve stem to pass through it. Line that bend up with the hole in the wheel cover that is also intended for the valve stem to pass through. There will be only one bend in the ring, making it easy to identify the parts to line up. If the ring is not lined up properly, it will mount on the wheel cover, but will not be able to mount on the wheel itself. Use your thumbs to press the ring down onto the clips that will hold it in place. Different wheel covers will have a different number of clips, but there are usually at least six. Simply pressing down on the ring will snap the clips into place. Continue to press the ring into each snap all the way around the wheel cover. It may seem as though the ring is too large for the wheel cover as you get to the final few clips. This is common, and likely does not indicate that there is any problem. Bend the ring slightly in order to clip it into the final few clips. Once the ring is in all of the clips it will redistribute the pressure and fit properly. If the ring is far too large to be clipped in, it may be the wrong ring for the size wheel cover.

SUMMARY: Place the wheel cover face down. Line up the bend with the valve stem notch. Press the metal ring downward onto the first few clips. Bend the ring slightly to secure the last clips.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: In the 80s, rock music was full of variety! Think about your favorite groups and artists and how they looked. Consider if you're interested in dressing like a heavy rocker or a glam metal rocker. Some of the qualities and style elements overlap across genres, but try to pinpoint a band or genre so you can create a convincing rock look. Male heavy rock groups from the decade include AC/DC, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Van Halen, Guns N' Roses, and Def Leppard. Male glam metal or hair metal groups include Motley Crue, Poison, Bon Jovi, Ratt, White Snake, and Twisted Sister. Female rockers include Cyndi Lauper, Madonna, Pat Benatar, Heart, Tina Turner, Stevie Nicks, Joan Jett, and the Eurythmics. Look online for video clips of performances and interviews with artists from the 80s. Take a look at some music magazines as well, if you can find them. Search for candid snapshots and styled shoots featuring your favorite bands as well. Write a list of the specific colors, textures, garments, and accessories they wore so you'll know what you'll need in your outfit. Pull up a variety of photos and determine whether your favorite artists changed up their style frequently, or if they kept a more consistent look with the same types of garments and accessories. Many 80s rockers were active in the preceding and following decades, so make sure you only reference sources from the 80s. This way, you'll really get an understanding of the look of the decade. If your rocker inspiration is known for an iconic outfit or look, try recreating that exact outfit with similar pieces. Alternatively, you could gather inspiration images of a variety of rockers and pick and choose your favorite elements from those outfits to work into yours. Once you know what pieces you need, see what you can use from your own closet first. Then head out to thrift shops and vintage clothing stores to build out the rest of your look. You may need to DIY some pieces, so get out your needle and thread or enlist the help of someone who knows how to create costumes.

SUMMARY: Choose an 80s rock genre or band to inspire your outfit. Research images of 80s rockers in your chosen band or genre. Recreate a specific outfit or create your own unique look.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There are a few FDA-approved saliva test kits on the market. Make sure the label on the box says "FDA-approved" so you know the labs are testing with scientifically accurate information. Use the OraQuick kit for an accurate HIV test. MyLAB Box gives you the option of a blood test, urine test, or saliva swab. Make sure you don't have any leftover food particles inside your mouth before you do your test. Don't use toothpaste or mouthwash, or it could skew the results. If something other than saliva gets into the sample, it could come out inconclusive. Make sure to collect a lot of your saliva on the cotton swab for more accurate results. Swipe along the inside of your cheek and over your gums. Place the cotton swab into the sealed container that's provided with the lab kit. Make sure your package is sealed securely and then send it back to the lab to wait for your results. You may get your results by email or in the mail, depending on the company. When you get your results, they will tell you whether you've tested positive or negative for the STDs you were checked for. If you have any questions, call the number provided on the kit or talk to your doctor.

SUMMARY: Purchase an FDA-approved saliva test kit. Rinse out your mouth with water before you do the test. Swab the inside of your cheek with the provided cotton swab. Seal your sample and mail it back to the lab. Interpret your results based on the instructions in the kit.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You will need at least 65 metal bottle caps, acrylic paint, fine paintbrushes, adhesive craft magnets, and paint sealant. Be sure to have thick cardboard and a hot glue gun on hand. They may also be required. You may also use spray paint as a first "primer" coat instead of slowly painting each by hand. If the magnets are too thin, they won't be able to make contact with surfaces and stick properly. Glue squares of cardboard to the inside of the bottle caps if your magnets are too thin. Lay down a solid base coat and let it dry before adding details. Paint at least 31 caps one color for the dates of the month. Paint at least 7 caps a second color, one for each day of the week. Paint at least 12 caps a third color for the names of each month. For special occasions, you can paint the remaining caps additional colors. Or, you can reuse one of the three basic colors. Use a fine brush to paint on your labels. Number each of your date caps 1-31. Write abbreviations on your month and day of the week caps. Paint symbols for special events (like balloons for birthdays or a heart for Valentine's Day). Without the sealant, acrylic can chip away. Wait for the paint to completely dry before sealing and then wait for the sealant to dry before moving on. A spray on sealant will take less time, but a brush on sealant will work fine, too. Cut the magnets into appropriate-sized squares. Remove the tape to reveal the glue side. Press the sticky side of a magnet either into the inside of each bottle cap or on top of the cardboard. The best thing about this method is how easy it is to change how the tiles are laid out. You can spread your calendar over a whole freezer or carefully line it up inside a locker. It's also incredibly easy to transport. Just put the pieces in a small box or bag, and you can take them anywhere.

SUMMARY:
Gather your materials. Make sure your magnets are thicker than the inside of the bottle caps. Separate your caps into at least three different groups and paint them different colors. Add details to your caps. Apply the paint sealant. Attach sticky magnets to the bottle caps. Arrange your calendar however you want.