Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use five stamen pieces per flower. Attach the bent stamens to one long piece of thin wire. Arrange five petals around the stamen centerpiece. Add the other three outer petals at even spacings around the middle petals. Wrap the florist's tape around the top of the stem. Make any needed adjustments. Repeat for as many flowers as you wish to make.

Answer: Bend the stamen wires in half so that the bead ends form 10 heads when bent up together. This piece becomes the stem, so make sure it is long enough. Wrap around the bent stamen pieces and the stem wire with florist's tape to bind in place. This forms the stamen centerpiece and stem. Place the middle two petals opposite each other around the stamen piece. Wrap with florist's wire to bind them to the stamen centerpiece and a little part of the stem. Wrap florist's wire around to bind them to the stamen centerpiece and a little of the stem. Take the tape all the way down to the base of the stem, to completely cover the wire. The flower is now complete but you may find that you need to twist the petals a little to make them appear more realistic. This is really a case of experimentation, so just play around a little to get the idea. Vary the colors for variety, especially if making a bunch of flowers (see next part).

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go to https://www.facebook.com in a web browser. Sign in to Facebook. Click the downward-pointing arrow. Click Settings. Click Blocking.

Answer: If you're not already logged in, enter your username and password into the blanks at the top right corner of the screen, then click Log In. It's at the top right corner of the screen. A dropdown menu will appear. It's in the left sidebar. This opens the "Manage Blocking" page in the main panel, where you can block specific users from being able to contact you or see your content. Restricted List: Adding a friend to this list makes it so they can't see anything you post unless it's set to "Public." Click Edit List to add or remove friends. Block Users: Type someone's email address and click Block to stop them from seeing or contacting you. Block Messages: Enter a friend's name to block their messages without blocking them completely. Block app invites: If you get a lot of notifications from certain friends about games they're playing or apps they're using, use this to block the notifications without blocking your friend. Block event invites: If you're tired of invitations from the same people over and over again, enter their name into this blank to block their future invites. Block apps: If you've used a Facebook app but no longer want it to have access to your information, start typing the name of the app into the box here, then select it from the results.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Back up your data. Power down the laptop. Access the old hard drive. Remove the old hard drive. Install your new drive. Close up the laptop.

Answer: Most laptops only have one hard drive slot, so if you replace your hard drive you will lose access to all of your old data. Ensure that anything you need is properly backed up, and that you have your operating system installation discs handy to install the operating system after the new drive is installed. Turn it over and remove the battery. Make sure that the power cable is not plugged it. Ground yourself, either by wearing an antistatic wrist strap, or by touching grounded metal. The location varies from laptop to laptop, but generally it will be located behind a panel on the underside of the laptop. You may need to remove stickers to access all of the screws. Usually, you can pull a piece of ribbon to pop the hard drive out of the connectors. The method will vary depending on your laptop model. The hard drive should be easy to remove from the laptop once it has been disconnected. Some hard drives will have cages attached to them. You will need to unscrew the cage and then attach it to the new hard drive before inserting it. Place the hard drive in the bay and press it firmly into the connectors. Make sure that the hard drive is lined up correctly before applying pressure. The hard drive should plug snugly into the connectors without a significant amount of force. Secure the hard drive with any screws or clips that you removed to get the old one out. Once your hard drive is secured and the panels have been replaced, you can power up your laptop. Your new hard drive should be recognized automatically, but will not boot since there is no operating system present. Follow one of the guides below for detailed instructions on reinstalling your specific operating system: Install Windows 7. Install Windows 8. Install Windows Vista Install Linux.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Ask for help with child care. Get help from a Financial Opportunity Center. Surround yourself with positive people. Get credit counseling.

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If you have kids, talk to your local community center about their drop-in programs. Some Community Centers offer low-cost or free programs for kids. You may even be able to find free activities for your kids to attend, as well as support groups for people struggling to make ends meet. If you can't find any programs, ask a family member or close friend if they are willing to help you with your kids. If you're struggling with changing your financial behavior, seek help from a Financial Opportunity Center (FOC).x An FOC will help you increase your income and decrease your expenses. FOCs work with low-income individuals to help them overcome poverty and secure financial independence. Don't let poverty isolate you from your community. It's important to be a part of a supportive community when things get tough. Being a part of a community will encourage you to stay on track and meet your goals. Find ways to engage with your community in a meaningful way, such as through support groups, social events, and learning circles. If you're struggling with getting out of debt, it may be helpful to get some financial advice. While getting help from a credit counseling organization may not be free, they may be able to help you get on your feet. When searching for help, avoid scams. If you find an organization that you want to do business with, make sure they are legitimate. Pay attention to any contracts or paperwork involved. Check with your state Attorney General to verify the legitimacy of any credit counseling organization. You can also check with local consumer protection agencies. If consumers have filed complaints with the organizations, look into them. Just because you can't find complaints, doesn't mean the organization is legitimate. Conduct an interview with any potential candidates. Ask what services they offer, what their fees are, and what qualifications they have. Make sure that the organization provides resources for you to get out of debt, such as debt management classes and budget counseling.