Problem: Article: Imagination has no limits. Don't let other people steal your ideas. Plain and simple, it may come in the form of a dream, or perhaps that annoying dog across the street sounds like it's saying cookies. Any idea can be excellent. your idea down. No matter how ridiculous or stupid it may sound, it could be good. Maybe that idea about the dog that says cookies is lame, but someone will like it, or you can change it a bit later on. What color is the dog? Is it a boy or a girl? It could even be both! Why does it want cookies? How does it get the cookies? There are many questions that you can answer but decide on the story line before you get on the details. Bob Atkinson is a great author and illustrator and he doesn't copy Nick Bland. Be yourself. How many pages or chapters are there? Get the basics. Change it if it says its incorrect, if it doesn't seem right check with someone who knows English as a profession. Don't leave it to chance. Does it make sense? Have your friends and family read through it. Let them make changes with a pencil or pen. (If you want to) Have fun!
Summary: Be creative! Get an idea. Write Work out the details and main story line. Don't copy other authors. Decide if it's a short story or novel. Write a rough draft. Spell check. Read through it again. Retype it with the corrections and send it to a publisher.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use a paper towel to grab as much of the solid as possible and discard it in the trash. You may need to do this several times in order to completely remove the solid. If cleaning a chair with fabric upholstery, it's important not to rub as you clean; you might force the solids into the fabric and make it more difficult to clean. It's important to act as soon as you see the mess, so it doesn't have time to set. The faster you attend to a spill, the less likely it is to set and cause a stain. If you act quickly enough, you should just need to dampen a cloth or rag with water. Use it to sponge up as much of the liquid as you can. Wring out the liquid in a separate container or a sink, and keep blotting the spill until it's gone. This tag provides cleaning instructions directly from the manufacturer. If you see an S, you should only use solvent-based solutions to clean the chair. A W means you should use a water-based solvent, while an SW or S/W means either type of solution can be used. Any product containing water could damage the upholstery. There are several brands of cleaners, and you should always check the instructions coming with the product. Some are in liquid form while others are powdered. In either case, you'll want to apply a small amount of solvent to a dry cloth and blot up the stain. Make sure to use a damp cloth to wick away the solvent, otherwise it could leave a ring on your upholstery. Mix a mild dish soap with water and dampen a clean cloth with it. Blot the stain with the cloth. Be careful not to rub the stain, otherwise you may damage the upholstery, especially if it's made of fabric or microfibers. Dampen a cotton ball with a few drops of rubbing alcohol. Test the alcohol on a small spot of the chair that's out of view, such as the underside. If it doesn't cause any damage, use the cotton ball to rub the stain. Mesh upholstery tends to get frayed if rubbed too briskly. Make sure to be more gentle on these surfaces. Don't use rubbing alcohol on acrylic fabric upholstery. Rubbing alcohol only has a small amount of water, and you may be able to use it on S-coded upholstery. If in doubt, apply a small amount of rubbing alcohol to a small, inconspicuous part of the upholstery. If there's no damage, you should be able to use the rubbing alcohol.

SUMMARY: Pick up any loose debris. Blot liquids with a wet cloth. Check the care tag on your chair. Clean S-coded chairs with a dry cleaning solvent. Wash W-coded chairs with a water-based solvent. Remove stains with rubbing alcohol.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Toothpaste contains microscopic abrasive particles that can polish and grind down the exterior layers. Again, do not use any fabrics that are coarse or abrasive on their own; they will leave additional scratches in the lens. Do not use circular motions as they can create circular scuff marks. The abrasives in toothpaste are harsher than microfiber cloth alone. Concentrating on a single area for too long could penetrate the exterior layers and damage the interior lens. You can use warm water or glass cleaners, or a combination of the two. Remove any remaining smudge marks from fingers or traces of residue from the toothpaste.
Summary:
Apply toothpaste to the scratched lens. Use a piece of soft fabric to rub the toothpaste over the lens. Rub the toothpaste over the lens using a side-to-side motion. Wash off the toothpaste. Perform a final cleaning with a microfiber cloth.