Write an article based on this "Choose a room with windows. Take steps to eliminate indoor air pollution. Help your partner set up the baby's room. Consider hiring a house cleaner."
article: A room with a skylight or at least a large window is ideal for your newborn's room. A well-lit space will allow your newborn to get used to the night/day cycle, thereby minimizing the length of time it takes your baby to sleep according to a regular schedule. If you walk around the house with your shoes on, start taking them off at the front door. Swap out synthetic candles containing benzene for beeswax candles. Introduce some house plants to your home. Air the house out by opening the windows for about 24 hours (weather permitting). To give your newborn really clean air, buy an air filter for your baby's room. There are many ways to set up your newborn's room. For instance, you and your partner might put the crib and other furniture together, paint the room, and/or hang a mobile. Preparing for a newborn's arrival often means that you don't have time to clean the house. After the newborn arrives, you and your partner often don't have energy to clean. If you can afford it, hire someone to clean your house during the month or so prior to the baby's arrival and for the first three months after their arrival.

Write an article based on this "Gather your ingredients and materials. Rinse the dried yellow peas. Soak the yellow peas overnight. Sprout the peas. Dry the peas in the oven. Blend the dried peas."
article: Making your own pea protein powder is easy, but you will need to gather some things before you get started. To make your own pea protein powder, you will need: Two cups of dried yellow peas Plenty of water for soaking Paper towels A large glass bowl to soak the peas A large baking sheet A high-powered blender or food processor A large mason jar with a lid Put the yellow peas into a colander and rinse them under running water. Make sure that you sort through the peas as you rinse them to weed out any rocks or clumps of dirt. This is common with dried peas, beans, and lentils. Place the dried yellow peas into a large glass bowl and cover them with water. Make sure that the water covers all of the peas and that there is a few inches of water above the peas as well. The peas will expand as they soak. Cover the bowl with some plastic wrap and allow the peas to soak overnight. Soak the peas for at least eight hours. After eight hours, drain the peas by pouring them into the colander. Then, rinse the peas one more time under running water. Line the glass bowl with a wet paper towel and then pour the peas over the paper towel. Next, lay another wet paper towel over the peas and then cover the bowl with some plastic wrap. Leave the peas in the bowl for 24 to 48 hours, or until they start to sprout. Keep the bowl at room temperature by setting it on a counter. Preheat your oven for 115F (46C). Next, remove the plastic wrap and paper towels from the peas and spread the sprouted peas out on a baking sheet. Leave the peas in the oven for about 12 hours. Remove the peas from the oven after 12 hours. To see if the peas are dry, bite into one. It should be crunchy. Once the peas are dry, you can pour them into the blender or food processor. Place the lid on the blender or food processor and blend the peas at a high speed until they reach a powder-like consistency. If you want to customize your pea protein powder, then you can add other ingredients to it. If you just want a basic protein powder, then you can transfer the protein powder to a large mason jar and place a lid on it.

Write an article based on this "Expose your hive to the morning sun. Protect your hives from direct wind. Space your hives at least one body width apart. Face hive entrances away from foot traffic."
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Put your hive in an area that gets sun in the mornings. This ensures that your bees get out of their hive early to forage for pollen. Place the hive in a spot that gets the full sun if you live in cooler climates such as the northeastern United States. Put the hive in a place with afternoon shade if you live in warmer climates. Keep your hive away from open spots that are exposed to direct winds or breezes. Instead, set it next to wind breaks such as fences, shrubbery, trees, or bushes. This can ensure the health and vitality of your bees and minimize the risk of the hive tipping over. Place hive entrances facing south or southeast if you live in the northern United States or Canada to protect it from winter winds. Set the hives so that you can easily walk between them without grazing yourself. Spacing your hives comfortably apart will allow you greater movement while you work. It also minimizes the risk that bees perceive your presence as a threat. Position your hive entrance facing away from people or animals that may walk past it. Keeping your bees away from foot traffic minimizes the risk that your bees perceive animals or people as possible threats.