Edit your listing if it doesn’t have any buyers or bidders in order to make it more attractive. Communicate with the seller once the item is sold and shipped.
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One-sentence summary -- Sign on to eBay using your buyer/seller account. Click the “Sell” link at the top of any page. Click on the listing to revise it. Check the site every 24 hours to see if you have sold items. Ask the buyer to leave feedback to improve your seller account rating.

Q: You’ll want to test the tape on your bat by holding the bat as if you were in the batter’s box and ready to hit. It’s important to learn how to appropriately hold your bat.  Place the bat handle across the lower base of your fingers and close your hands around it. Your left hand should be below your right hand if you’re a right-handed hitter. Your right hand should be below your left hand if you’re a left-handed hitter. Rotate your hands so that your knuckles align. Stay loose and do not over-grip the bat.
A: Find an appropriate grip.

Article: Past three or four yards, it may be impossible to get reliable hits on the center-mass of a target. And remember, the old adage, "Think of the worst day at the range; you will be twice as bad as that in the middle of a gun fight!" This is done by pulling the gun up to the standard shooting position, focusing hard on the front of the gun and when the front post (sight) is somewhere in between the rear sights, the weapon is fired! It doesn't matter where; at three to seven yards even the worst flash sighting usually gets center-mass hits. The flash sighting police hit their targets four times as often as those who point-shoot. Average first shot times were less than one-tenth of a second slower (for those who flash sight). Flash sighting is something that needs to be rigorously trained for, otherwise, the shooter may return to point-shooting.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
While point-shooting sounds like a great idea (to be able to naturally point at a target), it is (for 99% of people) a VERY bad idea. The other option is called  "flash sighting". Studies in police departments which train with flash sighting against departments who teach point-shooting have shown staggering results. Most people can use that one-tenth of a second to get that guaranteed hit instead of just putting a bunch of holes in the walls behind the bad guy. Ultimately the "point of the gun" (mentioned in choosing a good sidearm) is still important as it will decrease the amount of time required to flash sight, but since the sights are still being used, it is less important.

Problem: Article: Use a bit of dish soap dissolved in water to scrub it down with a sturdy brush. Rinse it off with a hose. Once it dries enough that it doesn't feel rough to the touch, use heavy sandpaper to smooth down any edges that are too splintery.  Sanding the edges isn't absolutely necessary, but it will keep you from picking up as many splinters in your hands. You can find free pallets at may retail locations, such as pet stores, farm and tractor stores, liquor stores, and even schools. You might also find them at construction sites. Always ask before taking a pallet. Also, never take a pallet that's marked with "Property of..." or a company name. You can also purchase pallets at home improvement stores. Turn the pallet over and lay the garden fabric out over the back. Cut it large enough to completely cover the back, leaving enough room to go up the sides of the pallet, too, to help keep the soil in.  The "back" of the pallet will be the side that has the most slats. You want the openings on the front/top of the pallet. "Garden fabric" is also called "weed barrier" fabric, as it's meant to suppress weeds when you layer it over an area. You can find it at most home improvement stores and garden centers. On the back of the pallet, place a staple in the middle of one side of the pallet. Stretch it out and put a staple in the middle on the opposite side. Do the same for the other 2 sides and then fill in the rest of the edges with staples, stretching it a little as you do. You don't need to stretch it very taut, but you should try to tighten it a little so it doesn't have too much slack. Flip the pallet over. Pull the fabric up each side. Staple it in place near the top of each side. At the corners, fold the fabric flat into a triangle shape and lay it flat against the pallet to staple it in place. If you need to, trim off the fabric around the top edge. Dump the soil in, working around the planks as you go. Add plants to each section of the planter by digging small holes and inserting the plants. Cover the bottom of the plants and then water the soil thoroughly. Make sure you have the planter where you want it before adding the soil or watering it.
Summary: Scrub down the pallet if it's dirty and sand any rough edges. Cut garden fabric to fit the back and sides of the pallet. Staple the fabric to the back of the pallet, starting on the outer edges. Attach the fabric to the sides with a staple gun. Fill the planter with soil and put your plants in the soil.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Pick out fillets with the skin on, since it becomes deliciously crispy when you sauté fillets. Buy fillets with metallic pink skin and firm flesh. You will need 1/4 to 1/3 pound per serving size. Pat the fillets with a paper towel to make sure they're completely dry, then sprinkle both sides with salt and pepper. Heat the oil until it's hot, but not smoking. When the oil is hot, slip them into the pan. Cook them until the skin is golden brown, about three minutes. Monitor the heat while they cook to make sure the skin isn't getting burned. If it turns brown right away, reduce the heat. The fillets should cook on the other side for about three more minutes. The fish is done when it’s no longer translucent and flakes easily when poked with a fork. They're excellent with melted butter and lemon juice.

SUMMARY: Buy fresh red snapper fillets. Season the fillets with salt and pepper. Heat olive oil over medium heat. Add the fillets skin side down. Flip the fillets and finish cooking them. Serve the fillets.

Article: Cheap, flimsy wire hangers might be enough for the rest of your wardrobe, but a wooden hanger is ideal for hanging your suit. This will ensure it retains its shape, whereas wire hangers tend to cause wrinkles and will even deform the jacket’s shoulders. Additionally, hangers made of cedar naturally repel one of your suit’s worst enemies: moths. Suits are usually sold in plastic garment bags, to ensure they don’t suffer any damage on their way to your closet. However, this is far from a long-term solution: suits shouldn’t be kept in an airtight environment. Plastic garment bags don’t allow the suit to breathe and can tear easily. This can lead to nasty odours and easy access for moths. You can find cloth garment bags rather easily; stores usually sell them if they sell suits. Important things to consider before buying are:  Compare the length of the bag to that of your suit. You don’t want the suit to get bunched up while it’s stored. You can and should be storing dress pants with their respective jackets. Extra features that aren’t needed but can be handy include cedar linings and extra zipper flaps to ward off insects. While great for chilly holiday party weather, wool suits aren’t particularly suited for summer events. Beyond being sloppy and possibly permanently dirtying your suit, lingering stains and odours make your suit particularly attractive to moths and other insects. Remember not to dry clean your suit more than a few times a year. More than this and you risk damaging it.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use a wide-shouldered wooden hanger. Store your suit in a cloth garment bag. Dry clean your suit before storing it for the season.