Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make a football resume. Include any news coverage you may have received. Put your press kit out there. Consider hiring an agent.

Answer: Include your basic information, the position you play, and any accomplishments as a player. As with any resume, list anything relevant to your goals. If you worked at a football camp, or helped coach a little league team, include it in your resume. Include anything that might set you apart from the competition. Your goal is to make professional football your job, so build a resume to reflect that. Find any articles that mention you or your team, even if it's the local paper from your high school days. Find video footage of your team playing and look for plays where you excel. Have a friend or family member record you during your games to help you build a highlight reel. Send your press kit to teams you want to play for. Don't forget to follow up with the places you submit. Call or send an e-mail to let them know you're eager to play for them. Be sure to thank any of the teams that pass you up. Let them know you appreciate their time and consideration. If you don't get picked up by any teams, don't give up. Find other leagues to join so you can keep gaining experience. Keep your resume and press kit updated and don't stop submitting. An agent can act as a link between you and the teams you may want to play for. Finding an agent to represent you could be the ticket to getting signed by the NFL. There are certain rules and regulations that agents must follow in regards to representing college players. Agents typically have to wait until the end of a player's college career before actively recruiting them.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose a container for your caterpillar. Add sticks or twigs to your habitat. Make sure the enclosure is safe for your caterpillar. Ensure there is enough space if you have more than one caterpillar.

Answer: Caterpillars do not require an elaborate enclosure to keep them safe and healthy. A one-gallon jar, fish tank or reptile enclosure will all work fine. Make sure the container has a cover and allows air to flow in and out. Line the bottom of the container with paper towels to make it easy to clean. Cheesecloth can be used as a lid for enclosures that don't have a top. Caterpillars cannot chew through cheesecloth but it allows air to travel in and out of the enclosure. If you are going to poke holes in a lid or enclosure to allow airflow, be sure the holes are very small or the caterpillar may find a way to escape through them. Caterpillars need sticks and twigs to crawl around on, and eventually, to hang off of as they enter their pupae stage. Adding sticks and twigs will also make your caterpillar feel more comfortable and at home. Make sure to place some of the sticks upright, leaned against the wall or top of the enclosure to give your caterpillar a place to climb. Place some sticks on their sides on the bottom of the enclosure as well. Once you have the enclosure prepared, give it a once over to make sure it looks safe for your new caterpillar friend. Caterpillars can easily injure themselves or get trapped if an enclosure isn't safely put together. Caterpillars can easily get cut by sharp edges in their enclosure. Make sure the areas around holes you punch are bent or sanded over so they can't injure the caterpillar. Look at the ways your sticks are positioned to ensure the caterpillar couldn't easily get trapped under or between them. If you have more than one caterpillar in your enclosure, it's important that you provide each caterpillar with enough space to thrive. Make sure there is at least three times the body size of each caterpillar in the enclosure. If you plan to use the same enclosure for the caterpillars until they hatch into butterflies, you need to ensure there is enough room for them to expand their wings when they emerge from their cocoons.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make a googly-eyed monster wreath for a fun front-door decoration. Create a mummy wreath for a simple, yet cute, craft. Wrap a foam base in gray twine to create a bat-themed wreath. Fashion a visually stunning candy corn wreath.

Answer: For this wreath, you just need a foam wreath base, 150 ping-pong balls, 100 googly eyes, and a glue gun. Glue a base of ping-pong balls around the wreath, then create layers of ping-pong balls to give your wreath some depth. Once all the balls have been attached, glue googly eyes to them. Let the glue dry, and then hang the wreath up on your front door. You don't need to put a googly eye onto every ping-pong ball. You can pick and choose to give your wreath a unique look. For this project, use a wreath base that is made of foam. You'll also need cheesecloth, googly eyes, and a glue gun. Rip the cheesecloth into 3in (7.6cm) strips and wrap them loosely around the wreath base. Secure them into place with the glue gun. Leave a small gap on the side, and glue down a pair of googly eyes to make it look like a creature is peeking out of the cloth. If you can't find a foam wreath, use a straw one instead. For this wreath, you'll need a foam base, a wide ribbon, gray twine or yarn, a glue gun, and either small plastic bats or bats cut out of black construction paper. Take the yarn and wrap it around the entirety of the foam base. Then use the glue gun to attach the bats around the edge of the wreath. Once the glue is dry, hang the wreath from a hook using the ribbon. You can glue bats all around the entire wreath, or glue them to just one side or section for a differential visual effect. Get a few bags of candy corn, a foam wreath, a hot glue gun, ribbon, and black duct tape. Cover the wreath entirely in the black duct tape to create a background for the candy corn. Use your glue gun to add the candy corn to the wreath. Once the glue is dry, use the ribbon to hang the wreath from the door. For the candy corn, use whatever kind of pattern you like best. You could alternate rows of candy corn going in different directions, or make a herringbone pattern. The candy corn will no longer be safe to eat because of the glue, so make sure to keep it out of the reach of small children.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a timer. Block yourself with an app. Modify your routine. Create a Facebook schedule. Deactivate your account.

Answer:
It is easy to lose track of time when you're surfing Facebook. Help keep time present for you by setting a timer. You can use a timer on your phone, a kitchen timer, or any number of online timers or apps. Simply decide how long you'd like to spend on Facebook, set the timer, and when it rings, swiftly log out. Many apps exist that allow you to block social media or even internet use altogether. Some of these apps are available for purchase (such as Freedom or Anti-Social), and others can be downloaded for free (Self-control, which is Mac only, and LeechBlock). The basic premise is that these apps block you from visiting sites like Facebook according to a schedule you design. Instead of habitually going on Facebook whenever you sit down at your computer, use Facebook as a treat or incentive. This is a good idea if you find yourself ending up on Facebook when you're supposed to be working. For example, you can decide, "I'll allow myself to go on for 15 minutes after I finish this assignment." Alternatively: "I'll look at those new pictures after I finish this chore." Decide how many times per day you will allow yourself to visit Facebook. Then, set a schedule for yourself, and stick to it. For instance, you may decide to visit Facebook once in the morning, and then once again after dinner. It will require a great deal of self-discipline, but if you make this your habit, eventually it will stick. If all else fails and you feel that you need a break, you can always deactivate your Facebook account. It is only temporary; you can make your Facebook page live again whenever you are ready.