Q: Look to see how much of the sun is "touching" your fingers. Since each finger on your hand is equal to 15 minutes, the difference between one finger and the next will be a significant amount of time left until dark. Leave your thumb out of the calculation.  If the sun appears to be sitting on the top edge of your hand, no additional time should be added. If the sun is obscured by your forefinger, you'll add 15 minutes to your total count. If the sun is obscured by your forefinger and middle finger, you'll add 30 minutes. Keep adding an additional 15 minutes for every additional finger that obscures the sun. Each hand is worth an hour, so you'll want to know exactly how many hands you stacked. If you forgot your count at any point in the stack, go ahead and start over.  Add up the number of times you stacked your hands: 1, 3, 5, etc. If the top of your hand lined up perfectly with the sun, you’re done with your total. The number of hands stacked simply equals the number of hours left until dark. Four hands stacked would equal four hours of sunlight. However, the sun was positioned on one of your fingers, you'll have to do more addition. Remember that each hand-width measurement is equal to one hour of time before sunset. Each finger-width measurement is equal to fifteen additional minutes. For example: if it took you 3 widths of your hands to "touch" the sun and the sun was positioned over your forefinger, middle finger and ring finger, the distance between the sun and the horizon would be three hand widths and three finger widths. Three hands widths equals three hours. Three finger widths equals 45 minutes (15 minutes each). Therefore, you would have 3 hours and 45 minutes before sunset.
A: Note the final position of your hand. Total the counts. Add up the hand widths and finger widths.

Article: Get a tank top or camisole. The stretchier the fabric, the better. Use a seam ripper to remove the side seams up to about 4" below the armpit. Then, cut the back panel below this line, leaving the front panel intact. Cut a single line down the center of the front panel, from the hem until about 2" from the neckline. Place your arms through the arm holes, crisscross the sides of the front panels, and then tie the ends behind you. You can buy bottoms to match your top (many stores sell them separately) or you can follow the teekini instructions in the previous section to make your own bottoms. You're done! Put on your new bikini and enjoy the sun!
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Get a tank-top. Cut the back. Cut the center. Wrap the top. Buy or make bottoms. Enjoy your new suit!

Problem: Article: Grasp the outer ring firmly before you twist it. This will keep the semen inside the pouch in the condom. Do this slowly while holding the twisted top of the condom together. Just like a male condom, the female condom cannot be reused. Just throw it in the garbage - do not flush it.
Summary: Squeeze and twist the outer ring. Gently remove the condom from your vagina or anus. Throw the condom away.

Q: Floor length gowns are more elegant than short dresses.  The neckline should be tasteful, but the sleeve length (if the dress has sleeves) is optional.  Many full-length formal gowns are sleeveless.  In the absence of a full floor-length dress, a very nice, dark colored or black three-quarters length dress may be acceptable. Older women should always choose a longer gown, but younger women may be able to wear a shorter gown appropriately. The most formal events call for a long ballgown with a full skirt. Black is usually preferred, with a rich texture that adds some visual interest.  Deep colors like blue, maroon, a rich purple, and brown also look nice. White or red dresses can be formal and classy, but may make you stand out.  Use caution when wearing these to events like weddings, at which the bride should stand out, not one of the guests. Put your regular day purse aside and opt for a satin, or beaded, smaller clutch or purse for a black tie event. The more sparkle, the better. This is a time for you to shine.  Wear real jewelry (for example, real diamonds, pearls, or gold) whenever possible. Costume jewelry should look very real and not tacky if worn. Traditional jewelry recommendations are a sparkly bracelet and earrings or very simple, understated necklace. It can be difficult to wear evening wear in the winter months, as it is often chilly and women’s black tie attire rarely has sleeves to speak of.  Your cold-weather options, however, should also be formal.  Remember that you may be able to shop at a thrift store or borrow items instead of buying them new.  A fur or faux fur coat or wrap is the preferred choice for black tie dress codes. A traditional overcoat is the second best choice. For milder climates or for time spent indoors, a shawl or wrap made from a quality material such as cashmere is preferred. Long gloves, while made for style rather than warmth, may help ward off the cold and will give you a fancy flair. None of your undergarments should be visible in any way while dressed in your evening wear.  Check for bra straps.  Most formal dresses will require a strapless bra. Be sure there are no panty lines.  If your dress is curve-hugging or tight, you need to be sure that no one will be able to see your underwear.  You may need to wear a thong or go without. Consider wearing slimming undergarments.  There are undergarments that are meant to smooth out areas of your body that may be bumpy and help give you a flattering shape.  These usually do not show any lines beneath the clothing. Evening shoes are usually dainty or strappy, with a decent heel.  Large or clunky shoes do not generally look good with formal dresses. Evening shoes that are satin, beaded or shiny are great choices.  Ideally, the texture and color of your shoes should match that of your handbag/clutch. You should spend extra time making your hair and makeup look nice for a black tie event.  Traditional black tie formality calls for hair to be gathered in an up-do.  Consider going to a salon to have a professional style your hair for you. Events that involve dancing often have more flexibility and encourage flowing hair. Arrange for a manicure and pedicure the day of the event.  Make a reservation ahead of time to ensure that they will have room for you. Makeup should be applied well and not over-done.  If you are inexperienced in makeup application, schedule a makeover at a salon or go to a makeup counter at a department store.
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Select a floor length gown to wear. Choose a dark, elegant color for your dress. Carry a nice purse or clutch. Put on your best jewelry. Plan for the weather. Conceal your undergarments. Complete your black tie attire with evening shoes. Style your hair and makeup.