Article: If you want to write a song about a specific subject, sit in a quiet place and clear your mind. Think about your subject matter, or look at it if it's an object, image, or environment. Allow it to fill your emotions, and try to put your experience into words. Suppose you just had a great first date and feel like writing a song about it. Clear your mind, replay the night in your head, and let your thoughts and feelings percolate. Don't filter your thoughts or try to force yourself to write down words. Just focus on putting yourself in the moment and letting it fuel your emotions. If you get inspired and words do come to mind, write them freely without making any edits. Let your creative juices flow when you're washing the dishes, taking a shower, driving, or going for a walk. Think about a memory, person, or emotion, or just clear your thoughts and be open to any ideas that float to the surface. If an idea for a song, melody, or lyric comes to you, write it down or record yourself using a cell phone app. Read song lyrics from a variety of genres and time periods. Take note of how artists structured verses and choruses, rhyme schemes, and rhythmic patterns. Identify the tone, notice devices like similes and metaphors, and ask yourself who the artist's words are addressing. Look for similarities and differences across genres and periods. Use your insights to inform your own tastes, set your musical goals, and decide the type of song you want to write. For instance, contemporary pop tracks are typically catchy, simple, and make use of repetition. Many alternative hip hop lyrics are rhythmically and thematically complex, while country lyrics often aim to tell a story with a clear beginning, middle, and end. Immerse yourself in a classic album, riveting novel, striking painting, or brilliant film. Put yourself within the work of art's story or moment. Let it play out in your mind and trigger your emotions. If you have a particular theme in mind, look to works of art with similar tones. For instance, listening to love songs or watching a romantic drama can help you get inspired if you want to write a love song of your own. If you think better in images than words, make quick doodles or sketch a scene or feeling. Look back at your drawings and think about what's going on in the images in front of you. Even nonsense doodles can add colorful details to song lyrics. Suppose you drew a stick figure trying to balance an elephant, piano, and sofa on top of each other. You could use that image as a metaphor or simile in a song about dealing with tons of pressure.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Visualize the message, theme, or moment that you want to capture. Allow your mind to wander while you're doing routine tasks. Analyze other artist's lyrics and song structures. Look for inspiration in music, literature, film, and other art forms. Draw pictures and imagine stories about your sketches.

Problem: Article: While the name might suggest something exotic, a meteorite stick is a simple stick with a magnet at the end of it. You can stick the end to rocks on the ground to test for magnetic properties. If a rock has magnetic properties, then there's a chance that it could be a meteorite and warrants further investigation. Using a long stick will prevent you from continually bending over to see if individual rocks are magnetic. You should get a metal detector that is made to search for gold. These are the most accurate metal detectors. Go to the location that you intend to search and run the coil of the metal detector along the ground to scan for meteorites underneath the surface. Good, used metal detectors generally cost between $250 and $400. There is no need to buy a new one for a higher price. The metal detector is more sensitive than a meteorite stick, but less convenient to use. You should keep both with you. A GPS will serve you in two ways. First, it will help you keep track of your position in case you get lost. Second, it allows you to mark the location of any meteorites that you find. If you do find a meteorite, marking its location is important. This allows you to upload it to the meteorite databases and help map the location of meteorites. Sometimes, you can find meteorites just lying on the ground. Other times, your metal detector will pick up a signal from something deep in the ground. Bring along a pickaxe and a spade to help you dig up any potential meteorites.
Summary: Buy or make a meteorite stick. Get a good metal detector. Bring a GPS. Be prepared to dig.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's best to start with 6 convicts, in order to allow the pairing to occur naturally. You can tell if a convict is female by the bright yellow-orange coloring on their belly and spots on their dorsal fin. The color patches become more pronounced just before egg-laying. Males don't have the same bright coloring, but are larger, and have a steeper forehead and longer, more pointed fins than the female. Due to their aggressive temperament it is not recommended that you keep convict cichlids in the same tank with any other breed of fish. There are several color variants to consider when choosing your fish. The regular black and white convict cichlids are the easiest to breed, but an albino variant known as the ivory cichlid and a pink variant are beautiful options as well. The female convict will take the initiative in the mating cycle. After choosing a dark hiding place, the female courts the male, then lays her eggs on the flat rocks or on the side of a flower pot. Once laid, the eggs will be carefully guarded by their parents. This is when convicts display their most aggressive behavior. The eggs, which average around 100 -200 per brood, will hatch after about 3 days. It will take another few days before the fry start swimming around the tank under the protection of their parents. The parent fish will try to keep the fry in place for 10 to 14 days, after which time they may be ready to breed again. At this time, you may want to consider moving the fry to their own nursery tank, as the parents will sometimes eat the first batch of fry to make room for the new eggs.

SUMMARY: Select your breeding fish. Let nature take its course. Watch and wait for the eggs to hatch.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When prompted to choose one of the three starting monsters, pick Charmander. Earning a National Pokedex Fixing Celio's Network Machine
Summary: Complete the game's opening sequence. You've got Charmander now, but getting to the point where you can trade him to Emerald requires completing two tasks:

Fresh seeds are likely to produce, but dried seeds have a low success rate. Alternatively, you can obtain fresh seeds from a garden supply store or other reputable dealers. If the seed pods open, the seeds will disperse, and you will not be able to use them to grow a new plant. They must be allowed to mature before removal; otherwise, the seeds may not be developed enough to grow. When the seed pods try to open, they are mature and ready for removal. Clip them off with a sharp knife or pair of scissors. Allow them to dry. Each pod should contain multiple "feathery" seeds.
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Obtain fresh seed pods from an active plant. When seed pods appear on an adult plant, wrap the pods with wire or twine. Remove the pods from the plant once they mature. Set the seed pods out on a flat surface. Remove the ties from the pod and gently crack it open with your thumbnail.