Write an article based on this "Open the "Now Playing" screen in the Music app. Tap the album art if you don't see the controls. Identify the Repeat button. Tap the Repeat button once. Tap it again to Repeat all. Use Siri to repeat a song (5th Generation or later)."
article: You can only set the repeat options from the Music app. If you're using another app and playing music in the background, switch to the Music app. When you open the Now Playing screen, there's a chance that the music controls won't appear on the screen. Tap the album art once to make the controls appear. It looks like two arrows in a loop, and can be found in the lower-left corner of the music controls. A "1" will appear on the button, indicating that the current song is being repeated. The button will become highlighted, but will not display a number. This indicates that the current playlist, album, or artist list will be repeated once it's finished. Siri has the ability to quickly repeat the last song that you played. If you have a 5th Generation iPod Touch or later, you can use a simple Siri command to repeat the last song that was played. Press and hold the Home button until the Siri interface appears. Say "Play it again" to repeat the last song that was playing.

Write an article based on this "Read up on the method. Before you start, prepare your materials. Prepare the CO2 chamber. Prepare the euthanasia chamber. Connect the two with the hose. Slowly pour the vinegar over the baking soda."
article: Asphyxiation by CO2 is the only method approved by the American Veterinary Medical Association which uses common household materials. These guidelines are meant for vets not ordinary people, so think about whether you are qualified to carry this out without causing undue pain and suffering for the rodent. It is not easy or straight-forward, but when done well it is the most humane. As a rule, it is best to take the rodent to your vet. This method involves mixing baking soda with white vinegar to create the gas that will asphyxiate the rodent. As well as the vinegar and baking soda, you will need to prepare a sealable plastic container, a sealable plastic bag, a hose to connect the two, and a separate container to mix the vinegar and baking soda, such as a glass or jug. Fasteners, ties and clothes will be needed to secure the different containers. The plastic container is the euthanasia chamber for the rodent The plastic bag is the CO2 chamber where the gas is produced. Put the baking soda into the bottom of the bag, and then place the separate container with the vinegar into the bag, without spilling it. When you combine the baking soda and vinegar later, the reaction produces the gas carbon dioxide (CO2), which the rodent can't breathe. The ratio of vinegar to baking soda will vary by the size of the container you are using. Getting the correct concentration of CO2 is key to its humaneness. You want to create a 30%-40% concentration of CO2 in the euthanasia container to cause the rodent to lose consciousness. Taking care when you handle the rodent, place it into the airtight plastic container. Tupperware containers work well. Adding some nesting material can make it a little more comfortable and perhaps put the rodent somewhat more at ease. Affix the hose to the top of the bag, and secure it with a rubber band or tie and then put the other end in the plastic container with the rodent. Use a cloth or towel to block of the area around where the hose enters the container to make it airtight. Once it is all secured you should begin carefully pouring the white vinegar over the baking soda, to create the CO2 which will then travel through the short hose to the plastic container. Pour around half of the vinegar, and then observe the rodent. The rodent should quickly pass out and die. Once it becomes unresponsive, pour the rest of vinegar over. Carbon dioxide exposure that uses a gradual fill method like this is less likely to cause pain.

Write an article based on this "Share with family and friends. Create a blog or website. Contact a publisher. Send out your anime to competitions."
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This is the easiest way to make fans. Your family and friends are bound to be supportive and they will probably share your work with others that they know. This can help you build a small base. Publishing your work on the Internet is a great way to start to build an audience. You can't expect to get paid for the stuff you create immediately, but if it becomes popular then you might be able to! Try to market your blog through social media by creating a Twitter and Facebook page for your anime. Try to find someone who is excited enough about your story and anime to consider publishing it. You can find a publisher near you online. Look for someone who specializes in anime and who has a history of getting other young artists started. Who knows, they might love your work. If you don't want to send the whole story you can just send out chapters of your anime to shorter competitions. There are plenty of film and writing related competitions that accept anime, as well as anime specific competitions that you can find online.