Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Stand the bike upright by leaning it against a wall or using the kick stand. Measure the distance in inches from the ground beneath the tire to the center point of the wheel. Measure the flat part of the tire across the tread from one side to the other. Put the diameter first and the width second.

Answer: When the bicycle is upright, you will be able to measure the bike wheel without the bike tipping onto you. If you are measuring the bike alone, a retractable metal tape measure will be sturdier than a plastic tape measure while leaving you a free hand. This measurement is the wheel's radius, or half of its diameter. Multiply the length by two in order to calculate the tire's diameter. With the exception of BMX models, most adult bicycle wheels are between 26 and 29 inches in diameter. If your tire is mounted, check the sidewall to find the measurement. The distance is the tire's width. It can vary greatly depending on the tire's intended use. Generally, the wider the tread, the rougher the intended terrain, while narrower treads promise a smoother, faster ride. Remember when purchasing a new tire that traditional, or standard sizes place the diameter first, followed by the width. For example, a tire sized 26 x 1.75 would have a 26-inch diameter and a 1.75-inch width across the tread.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gather your family and friends together for a movie night.

Answer: Include a lot of popcorn. And let it roll.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hammer the hinge pins loose with a chisel. Swing and lift the door to remove it. Slice through the trim caulking with a utility knife. Pry off the old trim with a pry bar. Use a hand saw to remove the door frame.

Answer: Hold the chisel or a punch underneath the hinge. Tap it into the hinge with a hammer. It'll raise the pin in the hinge, which you can remove and set aside. Swing the door inwards, then lift it off the frame. It'll be heavy, so it helps to have someone else hold onto 1 end. Lay a towel on the floor in the doorway to protect the floor from damage. Cut through the caulking to remove the door trim on both sides. Angle the utility knife towards the trim, then cut the caulk all the way around the door. To avoid messing up the paint on the wall, be sure to make clean cuts that penetrate all the way through the caulking. Hold a wide putty knife or block of wood against the wall. Rest the back end of the pry bar on it to avoid damaging the walls. Slip the pry bar underneath the trim to leverage it off. Do this on both sides of the door. If you're going to reuse the old trim, be careful not to damage it. The fastest way to begin removing the frame or jamb is to cut through 1 side of it with a hand saw. This should make the rest of the frame pieces easy to pull out by hand. Move slowly to avoid cutting into the wall itself. You can also slide a reciprocating saw between the frame and wall, using it to cut off the nails holding the frame in place.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Determine the specific requirements. Identify commonly used identification. Know which forms of identification are rarely accepted.

Answer:
There are some common ways to prove residency, but the types of proof vary greatly from state to state, and across different organisations. The first thing to do is research the particular requirements that are relevant to you. Look on the website of the state, school or other organisation you need to prove your residency to.  If you are struggling to find the information on a website, it can be quicker and easier to phone up directly or go into a local office or city hall. There is an online database that provides details of state requirements for different universities and colleges that you can use. Often you will find that residency requirements are indicated within the state statute. You can search for state statutes online. Some of the most commonly accepted proofs of residency include a dated utility bill which includes your name and address, or a tenancy agreement with your full name and all the information about how long you have lived in your current address. In some cases a tenancy agreement may need to be notarized. A valid voter registration card for that state may also be accepted as a proof of residency.  In all cases you will need to provide more than one proof of residency, often two, and sometimes four.  It is best to have at least two government issued pieces of evidence to use to prove residency.  If you are using a utility bill, bring one from a year ago and one from within the last month so you can demonstrate long-term and current residency. A utility bill could be water, electric, gas, garbage, bank statement or landline phone service. Just as there are proofs which are commonly accepted across states, there are documents which are rarely accepted that you should make yourself aware of. Fishing and hunting licenses may not be accepted, as well as cellular phone bills and pay stubs. Personal mail that is not a utility bill or from a government agency is unlikely to be accepted as proof residency.  You should always remember to check with your local requirements as some of these documents are accepted in some states. If you are unable to research the requirements in advance, it's prudent to bring as many items as possible when you go to apply to give yourself the best chance.