Write an article based on this "Locate your trapping spot. Prepare the box. Put the trap on the tree. Prepare the other end of the trap. Mark where you'll make the hole. Dig the hole. Prepare the bait and then wait. Secure the trap."
article: Look for signs of chipmunk around your property. See if you can find a chipmunk hole. If you have a patio you should look on the border of it. If you have a deck, you should check under it. If you can't find any signs of chipmunks, this method works just as well on squirrels. Find a spot free from grass and under a tree. The tree needs to have a branch that's at least somewhat horizontal and close enough to hang something from it. Find a box at least 12in x 12in. Cut all closing flaps off with scissors. Cut two holes in the center of the top of the box about 2in apart. Then get a long piece of weed wacker wire or twine, at least long enough to go over a low branch in the tree and still have plenty to spare. Thread it through the holes and tie a knot to about 1 1/2in above the box. Move the excess string around so that when you hold it from about a foot up the string the box is decently flat. Throw the box over a tree branch that hovers over the spot free from grass. Give out 16 feet (4.9m) more of string (still attached to the original piece) starting from where it's touching the tree branch. Go to the spot where the very tip of the string is. Tie the string to a medium-sized, thick stick. You need to tie enough of the string so that the box hovers at least a foot above the ground. Drive the stick into the ground. Release the stick from the ground thus letting the box fall. Mark where the box fell. You can do this by tracing a slight indention in the dirt with a stick. Pull the box back up and drive the stick back in to secure it. Inside the border of where the box fell, dig a hole 7in deep. Make sure it's to the shape of the box. Place the box over the hole to make sure it's the same size. Then pull the box back up and dig an extra inch each way so the box falls in when you lower it. Keep testing your trap and enlarging the hole until the box falls straight in every time you release the stick. Fill the bottom with about 3in of some kind of seed like pumpkin seeds or sunflower seeds. Wait patiently and quietly for a chipmunk to come jump in the trap to have a feast. Then release the box. What will happen is he will probably try to jump out of the hole and escape, but because of all the bird food under him, he won't be able to jump because there is no support, and he'll be trapped. Chipmunks can chew through cardboard, so if you don't want it to escape the trap, you'll need an extra layer of protection. Get a large plastic box, one large enough to fit over the hole. Place it over the hole and place rocks or books on top of it to secure it.

Write an article based on this "Pull out small patches of bindweed. Wrap the bindweed around bamboo canes to isolate it. Apply weedkiller to isolated patches. Let the plants die to ground level before pulling them out. Treat affected soil with weed preventer. Put down a heavy layer of mulch to discourage new growth."
article: If the bindweed is growing around the borders of your garden or in small groupings, you can pull it out. Use a pitchfork to gently turn over the dirt or soil underneath the plant so you can pull out the roots, which can grow to 10ft (3.0m) deep. It's important that you remove the roots to discourage new shoots from growing. Dispose of both the roots and the plant immediately in the trash. If you can't dig out the roots because of other plants nearby, use a hoe to cut off the bindweed at ground level. Repeat the process as new growth appears. It's best to dispose of it in the trash. If you compost the bindweed, it could spread to your compost bin. At the beginning of the growing season, stake bamboo canes around your yard. Then, twine the bindweed so that it grows around the bamboo canes rather than climbing up your walls or spreading across your garden. This will allow you to spray weedkiller on the bindweed without harming your other plants. If the bindweed is well away from other plants, or has wound its way around the bamboo canes, the best way to get rid of it is to use glyphosate weedkiller, like Roundup. Liberally spray the plants, especially where the roots come up from the ground, then allow the weedkiller to soak into the root system. Use 2 or 3 applications in a single growing season to ensure the bindweed will be destroyed. Glyphosate weedkiller will destroy other plants, like flowers and vegetables, so be sure to spray it only on the bindweed. Glyphosate weedkiller can be found at garden centers and superstores and also comes in a gel that you can paint on individual leaves. If you've treated the bindweed with glyphosate or another weedkiller, wait about 3 weeks before removing the plants. This gives the chemicals a chance to penetrate the roots and allows the bindweed to die down to ground level, making it easier to remove. Don't forget to dig up the roots as well. To prevent bindweed seeds from spreading, spray a weed preventer, like Preen, on the soil. You can treat soil where you've removed bindweed already as well as soil beneath existing plants. Repeat the application every 3 to 4 months to ensure the bindweed doesn't grow back. Even though you may have removed all the visible bindweed, any leftover seeds or roots can begin another infestation. Lay down several inches of bark, wood chips, or another heavy mulch to prevent sunlight from reaching the remnants of bindweed.

Write an article based on this "Consider what you're looking for. Analyze your relationship with each girl. Notice how each girl makes you feel about yourself. Be honest with yourself. Look for alternative options."
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Ask yourself whether you seek something serious or something casual. Do you want a hookup situation, or a steady girlfriend, or a long-term partner? Think about where you are in life, and what your goals are beyond these two girls. It can be easy to let your judgment be clouded by passion. It may help to take a step back from the girls in order to understand what you're really after. Maybe you need to focus on your career right now. Maybe you need a certain stability or casualness that only one of these girls can provide. What do you need? Think about what they have in common, and try to understand how they're different. Consider what each of these girls offers, and envision how each of them makes you feel. If you're going to choose, you need to fully understand your choices. Consider which girl you have better conversations with. Consider who is the most fun, and who inspires you to try new things. Perhaps you enjoy being with one girl more than the other. Think about which girl you can trust. Maybe one girl is a lot of fun, but you can't see yourself building a relationship with her. You may need to consider whether you want something more stable or something more exciting. Determine whether you communicate better with one girl or the other. Communication is incredibly important in any relationship, and you may want to choose the girl with whom you can speak most truthfully. Perhaps one girl makes you feel strong, capable, and worthy, while the other girl belittles you and makes you feel like a stranger to yourself. Maybe one lady makes you feel happy and carefree, while the other only stresses you out. Look for the changes in your own personality when you spend time with each of these girls. Consider which aspects of yourself you want to feed. If you can't bring yourself to give a definitive "Yes!" to either girl, then perhaps you shouldn't be getting serious with either of them. You don't need to force a serious relationship, of course, but it's important to understand why you're having so much trouble choosing. Maybe neither girl is looking for an exclusive relationship, or maybe one of the girls isn't even interested in you! This doesn't mean that you should "play" the girls at the same time; only that the situation might be simpler or stranger than you think. Try talking to the girls (individually) to better understand what they're looking for. Don't be afraid to think outside the box. There are many ways to make relationships work. The important thing is that everyone's on the same page, and that you aren't hurting anyone's feelings.