INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Set a square piece of paper on a flat surface so that it is shaped like a diamond (with a point at the top). Fold the paper so that the top right corner meets the bottom left corner. Crease this line and unfold the paper. Fold the top left corner to meet the bottom right, crease, and unfold. Carefully bend the top point so that it reaches the center crease. Use your finger to tighten the fold. You will now have a flat line on top. Bend the bottom corner so that the point reaches the flat line at the top. Don't make the mistake of measuring the bottom point to the center crease; make sure it goes the top of your paper. Bend the right side of your paper so that it overlaps inward. The bottom right side of your paper should match up with your center crease. Repeat this on the left side. Turn your paper so that it is face down. You will see 2 points on the top, and 1 point on each side. Fold each of the points over to create flat lines. This will make your creation into a heart. Flip the paper back over to reveal your origami heart.

SUMMARY: Fold the paper in half from corner to corner. Bend the top corner to meet the center. Fold the bottom point to meet the top. Pleat both sides in toward the center. Flip the paper over and fold in the points.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To begin your personal recovery, consider journaling about your addiction. Think about how sex addiction has affected your family, your personal relationships, and other areas of your life. Describe how your addiction has impacted your mental and physical health. Your writing can serve as a reminder of the negative aspects of your addiction and give you extra incentives to move forward. Once you have detailed your problems, write how you would like your life to look post-addiction. What positive changes will come once you gain control? For example, you might: Feel a new sense of freedom. Care about things besides sex and spend more time on things you love. Concentrate on forming deeper bonds with people. Repair your relationships. Feel proud about being able to overcome an addiction. Your mission statement is a summary of the reasons you are fighting your addiction. It is a personal commitment to quitting. Having a list of reasons will serve as a reminder when you feel like faltering. You know your reasons for wanting to quit and you can overcome the mental and physical hurdles. Here are a few reasons: I am quitting because I want to repair my relationship with my partner and move back to my family. I am quitting because I contracted an STD and know I need to make better choices. I am quitting because I want to set a good example for my children. Create a schedule for your recovery. Include goals like attending therapy or joining a support group. Although your recovery might take more or less time than planned, having achievable goals will direct your steps. Schedule your therapy appointments. Plan when you will join a support group. Decide when to have conversations with people you have hurt.

SUMMARY: Write about the harmful effects of addiction. List positive changes you want to make. Create a quitting mission statement. Set timed goals.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Some places have strict laws on keeping chickens whilst other places has ruled on keeping roosters and the amount of chickens you have. To avoid a fine it is best to check your local laws and regulations in your area. Many people don't take into account that when you breed chickens, you will end up with significantly more chickens than you started with. Ensure that your chicken coop is ready for the new additions to your flock. Keep spare coops and equipment around so you're prepared to separate roosters or bullies of the flock. Sometimes you just won't have enough room to keep all chickens in one coop or you might get a few more roosters than hens that are aggressive towards each over. Breeding chickens will result in about 50% male chicks. Male chickens will not contribute to your egg production, eat larger amounts of food, and will significantly increase the noise level of your flock. Be aware that breeding chickens will always result in having to deal with roosters.[citation needed] In order to fertilize your hen's eggs, you will need a rooster in prime breeding condition. The rooster does not need to be the same breed as your hens in order to mate. You should have 1 rooster for every 10 hens. Try to find a rooster from a good breeding stock. His eye color should be even, and his feet should be free from deformities. The rooster's comb should look like a standard comb for his breed. Be prepared for noise. Roosters are loud animals, and many cities and suburban areas have laws against owning roosters due to the noise. Make sure that you can legally own a rooster. If you cannot, you will need to purchase fertilized eggs to hatch. Some breeds can be fairly aggressive. Make sure that you pick a rooster that is even-tempered, especially if you have children. Although you can breed chickens throughout most of the year, chickens bred in the Spring tend to be stronger. Chickens born in the Spring will begin producing eggs in Autumn. You do not need to do anything special in order to breed your chickens, just introduce the rooster to your flock and let nature take its course. Make sure both your hens and your rooster are eating quality food. This will ensure that their reproductive systems are as strong as possible. If you are breeding second generation or third generation chickens, be very wary of inbreeding issues. Try to tag your chickens so that you know which ones are related to the rooster. You can keep the rooster separate and only allow in the hens that you want to breed. You may also consider getting a new rooster each year. If you rely on your hens for egg-laying, letting the hen raise the egg will result in about 3 months of lost egg production (21 days to set and hatch her clutch, and another 2 months to raise her babies before she starts laying again). You will also need a "broody" hen, which means she is willing to sit on the egg for the entire incubation period. Most chickens have had the broody trait bred out to keep them productive. Some of the broodiest breeds include: Silkies, Serama, Brahma, Jersey Giant, New Hampshire Red, Sussex, and others. If you have a large number of eggs to incubate, or are incubating to sell, it may be worthwhile to invest in an incubator.

SUMMARY: Find out if it is legal to keep chickens in your area. Make sure that you can house the new chickens. Decide if you want to take a chance on more roosters. Obtain a rooster. Start breeding in the spring. Decide between incubating the eggs yourself, or allowing the hen to raise her chicks.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Seriously consider paying a professional proofreader. These are Goodreads, Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus. Begin making friends. At this stage, it is acceptable to ask questions about your book, but avoid self-promotion. Amazon's own Kindle forum doesn't allow self-promotion. It's not moderated, and it can be a hostile place for independent writers. Use an RSS aggregator such as Google Reader. This will allow you to check as many blogs as you like from one place. Post helpful, relevant comments on blog posts that interest you, always linking back to your own website. That may seem daunting, but something as simple as a PowerPoint presentation put to music can be very effective. Look at other authors' work for examples.

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Make sure that your book is as polished as possible. Join the major social networks. Join forums, introduce yourself, and begin chatting. Start a blog. Build a blog reading list. Consider preparing a trailer.