Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Listen to their words.Listen closely to what they are saying and think about what they are telling you. Listen to how they sound.Lying can be stressful and as a result people often have a different pitch, cadence, or may stutter when they are lying. Notice if they change the subject.

Answer: Also, consider how they are saying things. People often have both obvious and subtle changes in their speech patterns when they are lying. Do they take a long time to respond to your questions? This might mean that they are thinking up an excuse or a lie. Do they answer your questions with questions? For example, if you ask where they were, do they ask "why" instead of giving you an answer? They may be stalling to think up an answer or trying to steer the conversation somewhere else. Sentences with contractions are more likely to be truthful. Liars use contractions less frequently and also use more unnecessary words than people who are being honest. Do they refrain from saying "I" a lot? Liars often try to distance themselves from the lie by speaking passively rather than actively. For example, rather than saying "I dropped the glass", they might say,"The glass dropped on the floor". Try to see if their voice is strained, in a lower or higher pitch than normal, or just sounds plain weird for some reason. Liars will often want to get out of the subject as fast as possible. To do this, they may try to quickly change the topic or end the conversation. Skilled liars are good at subtly shifting the focus of the conversation to something they are more comfortable with, while inexperienced liars may be more obvious about it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get lessons. Train using an elongated club. Make phantom contact with the ball as you work out your stance. Practice every week. Experiment with different chipping stances.

Answer: Lessons will accelerate the learning process. Although some golf instructors can be quite pricey (ranging upwards of 100 USD per hour), getting a few lessons in will help you to unlearn bad habits you may have picked up on your own. If you're having any issues with footing and stance, an elongated club will act as a helpful indicator of when you go too far. If you swing too far or change your back position, the back of the club will clip you in the back. This slightly painful reprimand will remind you that you're doing it wrong. Holding a pool stick alongside the club also works in lieu of a long club. With a "phantom swing," you will execute the swing, stopping right before the ball itself. This movement will allow you to practice the motion of chipping a ball without having to retrieve the ball each time you go through with it. As with any skill, you need to commit to regular practice in order to polish your chipping technique. You should try to golf at least once a week, and when you do, include chipping as part of the skills you practice. Once you figure out the foundation, you can treat it as you would any other skill. Although there are certain rights and wrong when it comes to golf stances, part of the fun of learning involves figuring out your personal style. Experiment with different footings, swings, and warm-ups. Although it's important to have a firm learning foundation in place before getting creative, it should be seen as a natural part of the learning process to find your own style.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Turn the box upside-down. Drill at least 10 holes into the 24" x 36" board. Cut a piece of black mesh fabric to cover the inside of the bottom board. Turn the box right-side up again. Place the mesh fabric inside against the bottom board. Drill at least 10 holes into the remaining 24" x 36" (60 cm by 90 cm) board. Cut or tear newspaper into 1" (2.5 cm) strips for the worm bedding. Place the torn newsprint into the worm bed box. Add some dirt and peat moss so that the worms can burrow and dig.

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The 24" x 36" (60 cm by 90 cm) board should be on top. Cut a piece of black mesh fabric to cover the inside of the bottom board. Staple the fabric to the board by stapling along the perimeter of the fabric. The fabric will prevent the worms from leaving the box while still allowing them to breathe. Cover the top of the board with black mesh fabric, and staple the fabric into place. This board is the lid for your worm bed, and you can set it aside for the moment. Avoid using glossy magazine paper, which is toxic to worms. Spray the bedding with water so that it is damp but not dripping wet. Ideally, the worm bin bedding should be at about 80% moisture.