Write an article based on this "Set up your workspace outside or in a well-ventilated area. Wipe down the surface of the frame to remove dust and debris. Mask off the mirror and any areas that you don't want to spray paint. Apply the first coat of spray paint in short bursts. Apply another light coat of spray paint. Spray paint the backside of the frame, if desired. Wait 24 hours for the mirror frame to cure completely."
article: Spray paint fumes are pretty overpowering, so set up your workspace in an area with plenty of ventilation. Lay down newspaper or a tarp on a completely flat surface. Lay the mirror and its frame down in the center of the covered surface. Make sure the frame is also perfectly flat. It's important to work on a perfectly flat surface because the spray paint could drip and run otherwise. To be safe, you should wear a face mask and eye protection when spray painting in a well-ventilated area. If you're spray painting in an enclosed space, upgrade the dust mask to a face mask with a respirator. Before you start painting, thoroughly wipe down the surface of the mirror frame with a dampened microfiber cloth. If you don't do this, dust and debris on the frame's surface may show through the paint once you've finished. Make sure the frame's surface is clean and dry before proceeding. If your frame was previously painted, it's completely fine to spray paint right over that. The only exception is if the paint is flaking or chipping. If it is, use a wire brush to remove the flakes, then sand the surface until it's smooth. Use painter's tape to protect areas that you don't want to paint, such as the mirrored surface and any detail work on the frame that you want to preserve. For a large mirrored surface, cover it with heavy cardstock first, then secure the edges of the cardstock down with painter's tape. Hold your chosen color of spray paint about 12in (30cm) to 18in (46cm) away from the mirror frame for best results. Working systematically around the frame, apply a thin coat of spray paint using short, light bursts. Use a steady back-and-forth motion and slightly overlap each stroke with the next one. Allow the first coat of spray paint to dry for 1-2 hours. Don't try to cover the frame in one coat this will likely lead to dripping and running. Do several thin coats. Work systematically, just as you did before. Apply another coat of your chosen paint and allow it to dry for another 1-2 hours. If you feel it still needs another coat, go ahead and apply it. Always give the last coat time to dry before proceeding with the next one. You don't have to do this, but many people prefer to. Once the front side is completely dry, flip the frame over and repeat the same technique to spray paint the back. Give each coat an hour to dry before applying another one. Once all the spray paint coats have been applied, give the frame about 24 hours to fully cure. Remove the painter's tape and cardstock after 24 hours have passed. Your mirror frame is now ready to be displayed!

Write an article based on this "Compile information for the ads. Take several photos of the bike. List the bike online if you want to sell it yourself. Place ads in the newspaper or tack up fliers to find buyers. See if a dealer will take the bike on consignment to reduce the hassle."
article: In each ad or post, be sure to include the year, make, model, and mileage of the motorcycle. List the price and which methods of payment you will acceptcash is best, but you may agree to take a cashier's check as well. Don't forget to provide your contact information, too! Note if there are any aftermarket parts or accessories on the motorcycle. Describe the motorcycle honestly and be upfront about any issues it may have. Provide potential buyers with photos of the bike from various angles, such as each side, the front and back, and close-ups of the cluster and gauges. Be sure the photos aren't too dark or washed-out and that the images are crisp and clear. If there's any damage to the bike, include pictures of it so buyers have a realistic idea of what you're offering. Advertise the bike using sites like Craigslist and eBay in addition to motorcycle-specific sites, like https://www.cycletrader.com. You can also use social media, like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to spread the word. Ask your friends and family to share your posts to expand the audience that sees your ad. Though it may seem like an old-school route to take, many people have found that newspaper ads and paper fliers have helped them sell their bikes. Check to see if your region has a motorcycle magazine or newspaper that you can place an ad in. It's also a good idea to make fliers and post them on bulletin boards around town, especially at parts stores and popular motorcycle meetup spots. Many motorcycle dealers will sell used bikes on consignment. Visit several motorcycle dealers in your area to determine if they offer this service. Compare the percentage the dealer takes to determine which shop will give you the most money on the sale. Once you choose a dealer, get the consignment agreement in writing. Ensure the dealer has insurance to cover the bike in the event of damage or theft.

Write an article based on this "Heat the vegetable oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Pour in the onion. Add the garlic. Pour in your chilies. Spice it up! Cook your sauce. Remove from heat."
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Pour 1 tbsp oil into your pan and heat it until it starts to shimmer. Use 1/2 of a fresh medium onion, diced. You can use a white, yellow, or purple onion. Any one will taste great, so use your favorite kind or whatever you have on hand. Stir your onions frequently and cook them in the oil for about 5 minutes or until they turn translucent. Be careful adding the fresh onion, once your oil has heated up, it may pop and sizzle when you pour the onion into the pan. Peel and dice two garlic cloves and cook with the onions for another minute. Garlic is delicious and has great health benefits, but it is also very strong in flavor. If you are sensitive to garlic, just add one clove or half a clove. Drop in 1 can of drained and diced green chilies, and 1 lb of green tomatoes or tomatillos, roughly chopped. You can use fresh green chilies too. Add 1 tsp cumin, 1/2 tsp oregano, 1/2 tsp salt, 1 cup vegetable broth and 1/2 cup water to the skillet. Many store bought broths have preservatives and additives so you may be better off making your own vegetable broth. Bring your sauce to a boil and then reduce the heat to a simmer and cook for about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Your tomatoes should start to break down, giving your sauce a thicker and richer consistency. This is a great time to get creative with your sauce. Taste it as it heats up and add an additional pinch of salt or oregano if you desire. At this point, you are ready to pour your sauce onto a dish of freshly assembled enchiladas. Just sprinkle with 1/2 cup of cilantro and use it immediately or store it in an airtight container in the refrigerator for later. You can adjust the amount of cilantro to your taste.