INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Find a natural block of woodabout 56 inches (1315cm) in width and height, and 7 inches (18cm) in depthand use a drill to create holes that are 0.3 inches (0.76cm) in diameter, the perfect size for bees. Drill the holes roughly 6 inches (15cm) deep, being careful not to drill all the way through the block of wood. It doesn't matter how many holes you drill, as long as each hole is fully-enclosed and isn't blended with another one. Make sure the holes don't have splinters in them. Replace the nest blocks after a couple years to keep the bees safe and healthy. You can do this in the spring when the bees emerge from the nest. Find empty, clean containers, such as a food can or milk carton, to put the straws in. Stack the straws on top of one another to create as many tubes as possible. Try to use paper straws if possible, gluing them to the bottom of the container with a non-toxic glue. Make the straws at least 1 centimetre (0.39in) shorter than the container to help protect them. Choose a container that is sturdy and will protect the straws from inclement weather. Using paper straws instead of plastic ones will help prevent mold, but you should still change out the nest every year in the spring when the bees leave the nest. If you're using a milk carton, cut off the top part so that you can easily stack lots of straws. Situate the straws so that some stick out farther than othersthis will help the bees locate their own hole. A depth of at least 6 inches (15cm) is ideal. You can buy nests for bees at gardening centers or online that will be easier to clean and longer lasting. Choose from homes such as stackable wood nesting trays, paper tubes, or bundles of reeds. These pre-made nests are often the size of a birdhouse. Check the instructions or guidelines that come with the pre-made house to find out how often to switch them out. The nest should be facing the warmth of the morning sun, and it needs to be protected from rain and wind. Mount the nest on the side of a building, tree, or fence where it will get the proper warmth and protection. Make sure the nest is placed close to plants and trees so that the bees can easily reach the pollen200300 feet (6191m) away is ideal. Use nails or screws to attach the nest to the structure.

SUMMARY: Create a nest by drilling holes into a block of non-treated wood. Make a nest out of clean drinking straws for a quick fix. Purchase a pre-made bee house for a long-lasting, more durable nest. Mount the nest in a secure, warm spot 47 feet (1.22.1m) off the ground.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before you even start trying to self-publish your book, have a finished and polished collection of poetry. If you start worrying about the publication details before you finish writing your book, you won't be able to fully focus on either task. Here's how to finish your book of poetry: Write and revise each poem in the collection multiple times. Find the best way to arrange the poems in the book. The arrangement will work best if it creates a mood or develop a theme. You don't have to arrange the poems in the order that they were written. Ask for feedback from a few reliable sources. Make sure that you're not the only one who feels that your work is truly done. Proofread your work. Check that the punctuation, line breaks, and grammar are all perfectly executed. If know you want to publish your book yourself, but you're worried about working out the other details on your own, ask for professional help before taking the book to a vendor. Here are some people who can help you to work out the details: Consider hiring an editor. A reputable professional editor can give you valuable feedback on the quality of your writing. Consider hiring an illustrator or designer for your book cover. If you're nervous about creating the cover yourself, hiring a professional to do it for you can help make your book look more appealing. Once your book and its cover are done, look into different self-publishing methods to choose which one will likely work best for you. The best method can be determined by how much you want to spend, how many readers you expect to have, and how easy you want the publication process to be. Here are three popular methods of self-publishing: The e-book. Self-publishing your book as an e-book is cheap, easy, and will create a digital copy of your book online for readers to download through different reading devices. A print-on-demand (POD) service. Using a POD service is a way to create a visually appealing physical copy of your book and to sell it in an online marketplace. Publishing through a website or a blog. Creating a website or a blog for publishing your poetry is a quick and easy way to reach a lot of readers without having to deal with a vendor. Self-publishing is a great way to take control of the publication process and to make your work accessible to more readers. However, it is not a reliable route to getting rich quick, especially not in the poetry business. Though you have undoubtedly heard a few success stories of self-published books that have become best-sellers, this rarely happens with self-published books. Prepare to be excited to share a copy of your work with more people, but don't be disappointed if you don't have as many readers as you expected.
Summary: Finish your set or selection of poems. Consider seeking professional help. Look into different self-publishing methods. Keep your expectations realistic.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Think about how open you want to be about your upcoming surgery. Some people you really do need to tell, but generally it is up to you. There is no etiquette in cancer, and there are no social protocols for you to follow. Think carefully, and then do what's right for you. You do not have to go through this alone! Share your feelings and needs with those who make you feel comfortable, safe, and cared for. You will need help after you get home from the hospital. Many health plans offer visiting nurse services to assist with changing your bandages, but they will not bathe you, cook, or do your laundry. Talk to people you are emotionally close to, and try to have someone stay with you while you recover. Share your thoughts and feelings with your partner, family, friends, therapist people who are supportive and caring. Join a support group in your community or online, or consider seeing a therapist who specializes in cancer. You can find professionals in your area through the American Psychosocial Oncology Society (APOS) Helpline. Do stress-relieving activities before your surgery like yoga, meditation, deep breathing, taking walks anything that helps you relax. Practice these skills now and continue them after your surgery. Practice mindfulness meditation on a daily basis. Get clearance from your doctor before doing anything physical like walking or yoga. Work on building up your strength and flexibility before surgery this can help you feel stronger and more in control afterwards. For breast surgery, try to focus on your upper body and back. Feeling physically strong may help you recover better and feel emotionally strong, as well. Breast reconstruction surgery can make your breast feel and look more natural following your mastectomy. This procedure can be done during your mastectomy or in a separate surgery afterwards. Breast reconstruction may not be important to you, or it may be a big part of the healing process everyone is different. Spend some time thinking about what feels important to you, and whether further surgery may help you feel more comfortable in your body. Consider talking to a therapist and/or a plastic surgeon about your feelings and options. Every surgery has risks, including breast reconstruction; talk to your doctor for more information. Some organizations, such as AiRS Foundation, help women to afford breast reconstruction surgeries.

SUMMARY:
Decide who to tell. Build a support network. Learn to decrease your stress. Do strengthening exercises before your surgery. Opt for or against breast reconstruction surgery.