Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place food in your enclosure. Provide your caterpillars with a water source. Clean the enclosure every day. Relocate the caterpillar pupae.

Answer: Caterpillars eat the leaves of the host plants you often find them on. Take some of the leaves from the type of plant your particular caterpillar prefers and place them in the enclosure to serve as a food source. Caterpillars will eat in their own time, so don't worry if the caterpillar doesn't begin eating as soon as you place leaves in the enclosure. If a caterpillar has more than one preferred host plant, add leaves from each to give the caterpillar a few choices. If you are unsure of a caterpillar's host plant, add a few different kinds of leaves and see which one the caterpillar eats. Use those leaves for food from now on. Caterpillars need water added to their enclosure on a daily basis. Do not place a water dish in your enclosure as caterpillars may fall into them and drown. Instead, simply spray some water onto the leaves each day and the caterpillars will drink from the droplets. Instead of spraying water onto the leaves, you can simply rinse them before you place them in the enclosure, that will provide enough water. If your caterpillar begins to look very dry, try spraying more water into the enclosure. You will need to remove uneaten leaves on a regular basis. Depending on the plant, leaves may last up to a week, or they may begin to dry out after only a few days. You may also want to replace the paper towels you place at the bottom of the enclosure as bedding. Replacing the bedding will remove caterpillar droppings and waste that could cause caterpillars to get sick. Remove old leaves any time you place new leaves in the enclosure. If your container does not allow enough room for your caterpillars to emerge from their cocoon and spread their wings, you will need to relocate the cocoons to a larger enclosure once they enter them. Make sure the new enclosure has enough space for the butterflies to emerge from their cocoons and spread their wings. Be very gentle when removing the cocoons. You can handle them with your hands as long as you are very careful.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Apply contact cement to the edge strip and the surface it will attach to (if applicable). Align the edge strip to the surface carefully. Press the Formica with a roller. Trim the edge strip (if applicable). Cover the trimmed edges with painter's tape. Spread contact cement on the surface and the Formica with a paintbrush or roller. Align the surface carefully using dowels. Position the laminate sheet and press it one area at a time. Roll over the installed laminate. Trim and shape the edges with a laminate trimmer or other router. File down the sharp edge.

Answer: If you are installing laminate on a countertop or other surface with edges, begin with the edge pieces. If you cut them from the laminate yourself, apply the contact cement with a brush or roller to both surfaces. Allow it to set until it feels tacky, according to the manufacturer's directions. If you are using pre-glued end caps, all you need to do is heat a clothes iron, place the laminate against the edge, and iron back and forth. Let sit for one minute and gently tap it along its length with a rubber mallet or shoe heel. You can now skip to Trim the edge strip. When you are sure you have it placed properly, press it to the surface. Once the two surfaces come into contact, the contact cement is already bonded to 50% or more of its final strength. Push a dry roller back and forth across the laminate to adhere it completely and to remove air from between the laminate and the surface. Use a fine file to remove the excess material, applying pressure only on the up strokes. You may use a laminate trimmer or router instead, but if you do you should lubricate the edge with petroleum jelly (Vaseline) first. This minimizes the chance of breakage. Use a carbide drill bit when trimming laminate. Before continuing, protect your finished edges while you install the remainder of the laminate sheet. Allow it to set according to manufacturer's instructions. As a general rule, the contact cement should be left until it becomes tacky and dry to the touch, but no longer. 'Note: If your Formica came with an adhesive already attached, follow the manufacturer's instructions to activate it before installing. Often, these adhesives activate when moistened with water. Place lengths of 1/4-inch thick (.64 cm) or larger dowels every 10 to 12 inches (25 to 30 cm) apart across the surface to prevent accidental misalignment. These should lay flat across the full width of the surface to hold the laminate up until it is aligned. When applying laminate to vertical surfaces, you will need to position them by hand. Align the laminate as accurately as you can, then continue to adjust it as you move from one end of the surface to the other. Shift the dowels out of the way once you've aligned each section, then press it down to adhere it to the surface. Push a roller across the sheet to eliminate air pockets and strengthen the contact bond. Use a flush trim carbide drill bit. Stop frequently to allow the router to cool, as the laminate will melt if exposed to high heat. Use a fine wood file to methodically file down the sharp edge of the laminate. File downward at an angle along the entire edge.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Have conversations about random topics. Don't follow the crowd. Act as whimsical and adorable as possible. Do the unexpected. Create unique art.

Answer: Don't hold back your thoughts when you're talking to other people, even if your thoughts may seem strange to other people. Try to look at all the aspects of a conversation and run with the first thing that comes into your head, even if it seems random or weird. For instance, you can have a conversation about the beauty of peach trees or the possibility that aliens may have invented the pyramids. Quirky people don't follow norms and will do things that other people don't even think of. Don't follow trends or pretend to like clothing, musicians, or movies just because they are new and everyone else likes them. At the same time, you shouldn't hate things just because they are popular. Listen to music and watch movies that you genuinely like! For instance, if everyone is raving about a new album that you don't like, don't pretend that you like it just to fit in. Even though you might act strange, you shouldn't come across as offensive or rude. Quirkiness is about being endearingly weird, not creepy or mean. Try to seem innocent and oblivious to the world around you. You can stare off into space, daydream, or act oblivious to social cues. Quirky people don't follow the norms set by society. Approach situations and problems in a way that's perceived as "strange" or "weird" to other people. If someone asks you why you did something out of the ordinary, act like it's totally normal. For instance, you can skip instead of walking, or you could hum even if there are people around you. Take photos, paint pictures, write poetry, or play a musical instrument. Try out different types of art and determine which ones you like to do most. Once you get used to a certain medium, don't be afraid to push the boundaries and do things that other people haven't tried. Popular instruments among quirky people include the guitar, bass, and ukulele.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find a flat rock or a piece of concrete. Position the can upside down against the rock. Rub the can back and forth over the rock. Use a pocket knife to pry open the lid.

Answer:
Look for one with a rough surface. A smooth rock won't create enough friction to puncture the lid of the can. Positioning it upside down will allow you to break the seal, which is located on the top of the can. Use a scrubbing motion to create friction between the rock and the can. Keep going until you see moisture appear on the rock or on the lid of the can. Turn the can over to check it every so often. You want to stop as soon as you see moisture. This means the lid is thin enough to break through. Don't rub so hard that you rub right through the can lid. Your food will spill all over the rock. The seal should be thin enough to allow you to easily slide the blade into the can near the edge of the lid. Push up with the knife to gently pry off the lid. Finish pulling off the lid, then discard it. If you don't have a pocket knife, try using a spoon, a butter knife or another tool. Or find a rock you can use to knock the lid of the can inward. This isn't ideal, since you may contaminate your food with small bits of rock or dirt. When you pull off the lid, cover your hand with your sleeve or a towel so you won't cut yourself.