Write an article based on this "Use MIG welding to join thicker pieces of metal. Feed the filler wire through the torch and turn on the gas. Hold the torch at a 30-degree angle above the edge of the joint. Move the torch forward to fill in the joint. Let the weld and torch cool before moving them."
article: MIG welding is fast and requires less experience than TIG welding. A MIG torch has a filler wire inside of it, so you can do it with a single hand. MIG joints also cool relatively quickly, but this makes them more brittle. MIG welding is also known as gas metal arc welding (GMAW). Most home improvement stores sell MIG welders. You may also be able to rent one from them. Thread the wire through the MIG machine's reel and out through the tip of the torch. You do not need to force the wire through. Let the wire extend about 14in (0.64cm) beyond the torch. Once you are done setting the wire and have activated the gas, you can begin welding. If you have trouble getting the wire through the torch, chances are it isn't set correctly. Avoid forcing it. Open the torch and adjust the wire's positioning. It doesn't matter which end of the joint you start on. Position the torch so the tip of the flame hits the edges of the metal pieces. Wait for the flame to heat up the pieces, forming a bead of liquid metal in the joint. If the metal splatters, you aren't using enough power. Turn the torch's heat setting up. Avoid using too much power, or else you'll burn through the steel! If the heat melts the metal too quickly, turn the power down until you have a smooth, controllable bead of liquid to work with. Move the torch slowly, holding it at a steady angle at all times. As you push the torch forward, the flame will push the bead along the joint. The heat will also melt the surrounding metal a little. Make sure the joint is filled in smoothly and evenly before you move the torch forward. If you move too quickly, you won't melt the steel enough. The joint will feel flimsy and breakable in your hands. Avoid leaving the flame in place for too long. For thinner pieces of metal, the torch needs to move at a faster pace to avoid melting too much of the metal. MIG welds cool down right away, so it won't be long before the joint is secure. Wait until you no longer feel heat coming up from the metal before handling it. In the meantime, set the torch in a secure location, such as a holster, until it cools as well. Turn off the gas when you're finished welding.

Write an article based on this "Maintain proper hygiene. Wear flattering clothes. Groom yourself well. Have a firm handshake. Avoid any offensive actions in public."
article: A gentleman looks and smells pleasant when out in public. It is one thing to sweat while working out, but not while out and about. Take regular care of your body and that you look polished and clean before you step out. Make sure to bathe regularly. When applying deodorant or cologne, be sparing. An overpowering odor--even of cologne or body spray--is not pleasant, and can be offensive. Use of hair product is fine, but be careful of hair gel. This product can be sticky and get rock hard after a while, making your hair look stiff. You can also inadvertently come off as "greasy". If you don't smell clean and fresh, then it doesn't really matter how charming you are or how your clothes look. It's important to get the hygiene down so people don't get distracted by an unpleasant odor or appearance. Wash your hands after you use the bathroom. A gentleman cares for himself and others by preventing spread of disease. Also, other men in the washroom will notice if you bypass the sinks. Wear clothes that fit your body well, eliminate flashy clothing and avoid fashion "faux pas" (e.g. baseball hats cocked slightly to the side). A simpler wardrobe will keep the emphasis on you, not your clothes, which will change your appearance. Keep it simple, and you'll look elegant and gentlemanly. Stick to subdued blacks, grays, blues and browns. A gentleman can actually wear any color in moderation, but the classic colors for men are not bright. Choose classic clothing for men. Examples include suits, oxford-style shirts, khaki pants. Wear athletic clothes only for workouts or athletics. A gentleman will not wear his suit while hiking through the Alps, or practicing for his black belt, or playing tennis. But he will avoid wearing his tennis clothes unless he is going to, from, or playing tennis. What is considered "flashy" will vary from culture to culture, and situation. A white linen suit and pink shirt may be fashionable on a tropical island, but be regarded as quite flashy at a corporate board meeting in England. It's very important to wear pants that fit you. Make sure to hold your pants up with a nice simple belt to show that you've really put a lot of thought into your look. The next time you need a suit, make sure you get measured for one instead of picking one out yourself. A true gentleman makes an effort with his appearance and goes the extra mile to wear well-fitting clothes. Wearing a suit that actually fits you instead of one that is one, two or even three sizes too big, will also help show that you put a lot of thought into your look. Always make sure your shoes are clean. Some people say that shoes are the first thing a lady notices when talking to a man. A quick (but effective) brush can make a world of difference. Most importantly, clean shoes show that take into consideration the people who will have to look at them once you leave your home. It's also important to wear the right clothes for the occasion. Try to stick to appropriate dress codes, whether wearing business casual clothes for work, or to wear formal wear for a wedding. And keep in mind that it's better to be slightly overdressed than underdressed. To be a true gentleman, you have to make sure your hair is regularly combed and that you either make a point of shaving your facial hair or that you maintain a nice, solid beard. Avoid the stubble and go for a nice clean shave every morning, or you will look sloppy. Keep a comb handy so you can run it through your hair (in private) if your hair gets windswept or loses volume after a long day. Even having clean nails makes a difference. Clean under your fingernails and trim them every day or two to make sure your hands have a neat appearance. Trim any protruding nose hairs to maintain a groomed look. A true gentleman knows how to give a true handshake. Whether you're meeting your future boss, your girlfriend's dad, or your sister's boyfriend, you should make sure to look the person in the eye, grip his or her hand firmly, and show that you mean business. Don't grip too hard to show off, but give a firm grip to show that you care enough to make an impression. This shows that you're a gentleman who takes the time to acknowledge new people. If a new person that you don't know walks into the room and you're being introduced, give him or her the courtesy to stand before giving him or her a handshake. If you're in public, then you should avoid farting, belching, speaking too loudly, being overly demanding, grabbing your crotch, or getting too drunk. A gentleman is always in control of himself, body and mind. If you do lose control, however, it's important to apologize instead of acting like nothing happened. Remember that a true gentleman is a person who can go out in public without making a scene or embarrassing himself. Self-awareness is a key part of being a gentleman. Always consider how others may perceive you, and be aware of how your actions may be considered offensive.

Write an article based on this "Try hot buttered rum. Add rum to hot chocolate or coffee. Make a rum hot toddy."
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Enjoy the flavors of rum when heated in this simple drink. Use a variety of fresh spices and butter to add a rich flavor to the rum. Combine brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves with butter. Put in a mug with 3floz (89mL) of dark rum and fill up with hot water. Try a creamy variation of this drink by adding heated milk to the mixture instead of or in addition to the water. Brew your favorite coffee drink or classic hot cocoa, then add 12floz (3059mL) of rum for a boozy twist. Use a hot chocolate packet, or make your own by heating whole milk and adding rum and bittersweet chocolate or cocoa powder. Add rum to any freshly brewed strong coffee, including espresso drinks like an Americano or latte. Sweeten to taste with sugar or your sweetener of choice. Use rum to make a traditional hot toddy. Add honey and spices to this classic warming drink with medicinal origins. Put 1floz (30mL) of a spiced rum, 1 tablespoon (15mL) of honey, and a quarter of a lemon in a mug, then fill it with hot water and stir to melt the honey. Add cinnamon sugar to taste. Substitute spiced rum for a gold or dark rum if you wish, and add more of your own fresh spices and garnishes if you wish, like orange peel.