In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . In some states, colleges and universities make courses available to students who are still in high school. This is called "concurrent enrollment" or "dual enrollment." Talk to your high school guidance counselor about how to sign up for a dual or concurrent enrollment program. Do an online search to find out about dual enrollment programs near you. Some dual enrollment programs require you to travel to a college campus, while others allow you to take college courses online. In some cases, university faculty may offer college-level classes at your high school or a local career center. You can get through college more quickly if you take advantage of courses offered during the summer term. The summer is a great time to get 1 or 2 required courses out of the way so that you don't have to worry about them during the regular school year. If you're going to a school that charges high tuition rates for summer classes, find out if they will accept credits from courses offered at your local community college. Talk to your academic adviser before signing up for classes at another institution. Summer classes tend to be condensed into a shorter period of time than regular term courses, so be prepared for a more fast-paced, intense learning experience. If you are currently working, but plan to start college soon, you can get some requirements out of the way by taking courses designed to fit flexible schedules. Take some evening or weekend classes at your local community college, or sign up for self-paced online classes. This way, you can have some credits out of the way before you jump into a degree program. Taking a few classes part-time can also help you feel better prepared for the pressure of going back to school full-time. Most colleges or universities allow their students to sign up for a maximum number of credit hours per term. However, it is often possible to get permission to take more than the maximum course load. This is one way to get your requirements out of the way faster. If you are considering signing up for extra courses on top of your regular course load, discuss this idea with your academic adviser. Take care not to take on more coursework than you can handle. Taking too many courses at once can ultimately leave you feeling burnt out, and make it harder for you to complete your degree on time.
Summary: Attend college classes while you're in high school Sign up for summer classes while you are in college. Take classes while you're working. Talk to your adviser about taking a course overload.

Press and hold the Voice button on your steering wheel or the Home button on the CarPlay screen to launch Siri. You can also make a call by tapping the Phone button on the CarPlay display, but this is not recommended while driving. If there are multiple people with that name in your contacts, you'll be prompted to clarify who you want to call. The call will play through your car stereo speakers. This will hang up and return CarPlay to whatever you were doing before the call.
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One-sentence summary -- Launch Siri. Say "Call Name" or "Call Phone Number" and wait for Siri to dial. Complete your call using your car stereo. Press the Hang Up button on your steering wheel or CarPlay screen to end the call.

Q: If you're worried about being caught, smoking indoors tends to make the smoke cling to you even worse, making it difficult to get the smoke smell off. Go outside where the air circulation is better and where the breeze can naturally carry the smoke away from you. It's even more effective if you can wait for cooler temperatures. If it's windy, turn your back against the wind. This way the smoke will blow away from you, not back into your face, clothes and hair. Some smokers think that smoking in humid or rainy weather makes the smoke less clingy. If you can find cover to keep your cigarette dry, smoke while it's raining to see if it works. If you can, take any jacket or coat you're wearing off before smoking and keep in a separate room, or keep clear of the smell of the smoke. You'll be able to keep your first layer smelling smoke-free. You'll still carry the smell with you, but there's considerably less of your clothing that will smell like smoke. Alternatively, wear a smoking jacket. Choose a thick wool or leather jacket that you only use for smoking. When you smoke, you can have a whole outfit set aside just for smoking, so that you can change into and out of it and avoid getting caught. Cover all of your hair with a stocking cap and wear thin gloves. Take them off before you go inside and find someplace to stash them. Leaving them outside, maybe in a shed or your car, will let them air out far away from prying noses. It might sound stupid, but keeping the cigarette as far away from your body as possible will cut down considerably on the smell. Most of the stink doesn't come from the smoke you inhale and exhale but from the smoke from the burning cigarette. Keep it away from you by setting it in an ashtray or on a log when you're not smoking to cut down on the cling.
A: Always smoke outside. Remove outerwear before smoking. Wear a hat and gloves. Smoke standing up, so the smell doesn't get into your pants or shoes.

Article: You can find contact information and an address for each office online, as well as a website. They are listed alphabetically at https://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/Pages/CountyOffices.aspx. Look on the website for more information about your local office. You can find office hours, as well as any information you may need to make an appointment. Make an appointment if the local office asks you to. Go to the closest office and ask for an application for Medi-Cal. They should have paper applications on hand, as well as people there to assist you with any help you may need. Add your main biographical information, including your name, Social Security Number, address, and phone number. You will also need to fill in basic medical information and details on income for you and every other dependent in your household. You will also need to fill in the information for your spouse if you're married. Date the application, as well. If someone at the office filled it in for you, you'll still need to sign it to show that you asked for that assistance. Wait 45 days for a reply in the mail.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Find your local county office. Click on the website for your local office. Visit the office in person. Fill in the needed information. Sign and turn in the application.

Problem: Article: You'll need floral stem wire to hold the bow together at its center. Make sure to bend it in half so it looks like a U. You'll also need wire-edged ribbon. Get a spool and that way you can make the bow as big as you like. Pull about 18 inches (46cm) of ribbon away from the spool. Hold onto the ribbon with the fingers of your left hand. Now that you've made a loop, transfer it to your left hand and hold it firmly in between your fingers.
Summary: Gather your supplies. Measure your ribbon. Hold the loop.

Problem: Article: Five or six at a time will do. Place it on a cutting board and cut it with a sharp knife. Cutting it in half will help it cook faster. The chestnut is similar to the potato when it comes to cooking. This should take between 2-5 minutes, depending on the strength of your microwave. Enjoy these chestnuts plain and bite the nut directly off the shell or scoop it out with a small spoon first.
Summary:
Grab a handful of chestnuts. Chop each chestnut in half. Cook them in the microwave on the "potato" setting. Serve.