Write an article based on this "Thread a bead onto the middle cord (cord 2). Finish the other end-side of the bracelet as you began."
article: Run the end of cord 2 through the bead's center hole and push it all the way up against the last square knot you made. It may slip as you continue tying square knots, so just be sure to push it all the way up again at the end of your next half-knot. If the bead has flat or decorative sides that you want to be showing while you wear the bracelet, make sure to rotate the bead into the proper position at this time. After you've added all of your beads, make the exact same amount of square knots as you made at the start. Keeping it even will ensure the beads are centered on the bracelet. If you discover the bracelet is going to be too long, you can backtrack by undoing some of the knots and a bead. You may need to use a dull nail or other small tool to undo the knots.

Write an article based on this "Select the Overdose gun for increased speed while chasing enemies. Equip Quick-Fix (But of course! Use the Amputator to make sure that you stay alive, and that you can heal your entire team by taunting with it. For more awareness of which teammates are at low health, try activating the advanced option: Be sure to switch out the overdose when a player automatically calls out, to make sure this player stays alive. Be fast."
article: But you still are not faster than a scout. Remember that overdose will give you a 10% speed boost when UberCharged, but deals 20% less damage. ), for rapid engagement from one player to another. "Injured teammates automatically call out."

Write an article based on this "Purchase a large cage. Spread substrate across the bottom of the habitat. Provide things for your iguana to climb. Create a hiding area. Place small plants in the habitat."
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Use a cage at least 8 feet by 3 feet by 6 feet (2.4 meters by .9 meters by 1.8 meters). As a rule, the larger the cage, the better. Without enough room, your iguana won't be able to thrive and may wind up sick or depressed. Wire cages are suitable if you live in an area that is consistently hot and humid. Otherwise, you will need a large glass tank or enclosure to make sure you can maintain your iguana's environmental conditions. After you pick your cage or enclosure, place substrate across the bottom of it. Use specially designed reptile carpet or flat or shredded newspaper. Avoid bark, woodchips, treated wood, or plastic. Because iguanas live in heavily wooded areas, your iguana will need lots of space and different types of things to climb on. Do this by placing a variety of large branches or specially designed platforms in the habitat. In addition, provide a variety of rocks for the iguana to climb on. Make sure any branches or structures you place in the habitat are large and strong enough to support the iguana. Provide ramps for your iguana to climb to different levels of its habitat. Opt for smooth/flat rocks that your iguana can comfortably lay on. A box or cave-like area will allow your iguana to hide when it feels threatened or scared. Ultimately, a hiding area is an important part of any iguana habit. Without one, your iguana will feel vulnerable and may not thrive. Place a small wooden box under some rocks. Small plants will help transform your iguana's habitat into a more interesting environment that better simulates the wild. Depending on the plants you place, your iguana may eat them or hide in them. Some plants to include are: Acacia Aloe Bamboo Thistle Jade plant Dandelion