Write an article based on this "Understand the anatomy of a hip-hop beat. Learn the proper timing. Know which instruments are usually present. Consider your beat's purpose."
article: All hip-hop beats use a combination of the following instruments: Drum line Sets up the tempo and background of the beat. The drum line is the most important aspect of the beat. Bass line Complements the drum line. The bass line is less important in the grand scheme of the beat than is the drum line. Lead The main instrument used to create a melody (e.g., a piano). Support Any other instruments used in conjunction with the melody (e.g., minor string instruments). Most hip-hop instrumentals are created in 4/4 time, which means each measure has four beats in it. In other words, one measure might have a drum line, a snare, a hat, and a clap each play once before resetting for the next measure. Additionally, the average hip-hop instrumental is around 115 BPM (beats per minute). For a slower hip-hop beat, you can use a 2/4 beat, which is two beats per measure. Hip-hop beats typically use a combination of the kick, clap, hat, and snare drum effects as their drum line, while an 808 drum or a bass guitar may be used for the bass line. Technically, these are the only instruments you need to create a true hip-hop beat. Lead and support instruments can be anything from a synth to a piano. While hip-hop and rap typically focus on spoken word more than singing, some hip-hop artists tread the line between rap and R&B in their songs; if you want to have a portion of your beat devoted to a singing section, you may want to change the beat's lead and support instruments to complement the section. You can add rap lyrics to virtually any 4/4 beat and have the end result sound fine, so you shouldn't worry too much about structuring your beat specifically if you're creating a traditional hip-hop composition.

Write an article based on this "Look for a collar. Check to see if the cat seems healthy. Look at the condition of its coat. Look for a missing ear tip."
article: Cats that have a home will most likely also have a collar. Most pet owners keep a collar on their cat that has their name and a phone number to call in case the cat is lost. If you think a cat might be a stray, check to see if it is wearing a collar. Just because a cat is not wearing a collar, does not mean it is a stray. It's possible the cat lost its collar or was never given one. Another clue to whether or not a cat is a stray is its general health. Is the cat skinny and malnourished? Is it injured? Does it seem to be in distress? These can all be indications that the cat is a stray and is unable to find the food or help it needs. These factors can be tough to analyze, however. For example, maybe the cat appears to be well-nourishedyou cannot see its ribs and it appears to be at a healthy weightbut it also seems very hungry. It's possible this is a stray cat that has not been lost very long, but is hungry because it is not used to hunting its own food in the wild. On the other hand, perhaps you found a cat that seems skinny, but does not act hungry. It's possible this cat is feral and has always lived outdoors. It does not act hungry because it knows how to find its own food, but it is not as well-nourished as a pet cat would be. Do your best to make a judgment that takes both its appearance and behavior into consideration. Stray cats are most likely going to look dirty and disheveled. Since they probably came from a home where they were kept inside and groomed on a regular basis, they probably won't know how to keep this appearance up on their own. Feral cats' coats are usually clean and well-kept, despite the fact that they live in the wild. When a cat is spayed or neutered, the doctor sometimes surgically removes the tip of one ear to signify this surgery has already been performed. This is done so that, if the cat becomes lost, it hopefully will not have to go through the trauma of an unnecessary surgery. If the cat you've found is missing the tip of one ear, it is possible it is a cat that has a family and is cared for.

Write an article based on this "Do not write about anything too personal. Do not let your writing cross over to the right side of the postcard. Add a return address if you will be in one place for a while. Write legibly, especially with addresses."
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Because the back of the postcard is exposed, anyone who picks up your postcard will be able to see what you have written. Avoid writing things that you wouldn't tell a stranger, like personal bank information, intimate secrets, or anything that could be used to steal your identity. Keeping your writing on the left side of the postcard is very important in ensuring that the postcard makes it to its destination. Creeping into the address part of the postcard (the right side) could make the address difficult to read and could throw off the post office. If you have too much to write about, consider sending a letter in addition to the postcard. Keep the message short and brief on the card, and write a longer message in a letter. Write the return address on the top left of the postcard. If you plan to be travelling within a month of sending the postcard, write the return address of your next destination. Return addresses are best if you know exactly where you will be over time. Sloppy or illegible handwriting may result in the post office sending your postcard to the wrong place, or discarding because of bad handwriting. If you are worried about your handwriting, practice writing the address in print on scrap paper before transcribing it to the postcard. Be sure to write legibly for both the recipient address and the return address. The note itself does not have to be too neat, as long as your recipient can read it.