Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Don't immediately reach for the pesticide. Call an exterminator. Know what to expect. Ensure the person is systematic. Try a heat treatment. Alert any management.

Answer: Pesticides are not that effective against bed bugs, so dousing your bed and room in one is not going to be that helpful. If you think you have bed bugs, the first step is to call a professional exterminator. You simply don't have the skills and tools you need to take care of the problem completely. The professional is going to need to get in and around most of your room, including headboards, baseboards, carpets, and your mattress and bedsprings. Watch carefully to make sure the professional is getting into every nook and cranny. He or she should be able to spot where bed bugs could be hiding, but you may need to point out hidden areas. Exterminators can heat up your rooms to very hot temperature to kill the bed bugs, which you can't do on your own. Ask the professional about performing a heat treatment. If you live in an apartment complex, you need to talk to management, as bed bugs may be spreading from apartment to apartment. When one apartment is treated, the apartments directly above, below and on either side should be treated at the same time.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gather organic food waste and scraps. Collect green manure. Set aside brown waste for your compost pile.

Answer: Collecting compostable material requires little additional workyou simply place organic items, such as food waste and scraps in a collection container separate from your trash can. While you may purchase a designated indoor compost bin, many people collect their food scraps and waste in repurposed plastic food containers, trash cans, or compostable bags. After preparing or eating meals, place your food scraps into a compost collection bin. Acceptable items include table scraps, fruit, vegetables, and eggshells. These items are considered "green" waste as opposed to "brown" waste. If you are participating in a public or private program, only place approved compostable materials in your bin. If you are composting in your backyard, do not save meat and fish products for your compost pilethese items attract rodents and pests. Store your collection bin under the kitchen sink, on the kitchen counter, in your fridge, or in your freezer. If you are composting in your backyard, your pile should include about 50% green waste or manure. These items, which introduce nitrogen into your pile, serve as a catalyst to the compost process. Table scraps and food waste are just two forms of green manure. Other green waste items include: Grass clippings Clover Buckwheat Wheatgrass Coffee Grounds Tea leaves or tea bags Store these items in an outdoor yard waste bin. Brown waste should make up the other 50% of your compost pile. The brown waste adds carbon to your compost pile. You may find brown waste items both inside your home and outside in your yard. These items include: Shredded newspaper Shredded paper Shredded brown paper bags Dead branches Twigs Leaves Straw Untreated sawdust

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand that you cannot use this finger trick on numbers larger than 10. Hold your hands up in front of you. Assign your fingers a number by counting upwards from left to right.

Answer: The finger trick will allow you to calculate the times table from 9 x 1 to 9 x 10. Multiplying 9 by any larger number cannot be done using the finger trick. The finger trick also cannot be used to multiply 9 by fractions or any other number that is not an integer. If you need to multiply 9 by any larger number, you can calculate the problem using a pencil and paper or use a calculator to solve the problem for you. Make sure that your fingers are pointing up, that your hands are next to one another, and that your palms are facing away from your body. Your hands are the basis for calculating the 9s times table. Begin with the pinkie of your left hand. This finger should be the finger that is furthest left. Call your left pinkie "1." Then call your left ring finger "2," and the middle finger of your left hand "3." Continue counting up from left to right for all 10 fingers. The thumb of your right hand should be labeled "6" and the pinkie of your right hand should be labeled "10" if you have done this correctly.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Try making him miss you to help him see how special you are. Switch to straightforward communication when you're ready for more. Avoid making him miss you as a way to manipulate him.

Answer:
Flirting with a guy you like by dressing up, using a sweet-smelling perfume, showing him that you've got a big social life, and so on can help him see that you're interested - and interesting. There's no harm in playing a little hard to get, as long as you don't get too consumed by trying to attract his attention. Making him miss you might turn his head initially, but eventually he'll get bored if you wait forever to answer his texts or avoid him for too long between dates. He might also catch on to your plot to make him miss you if you spend too much time bragging about the fun you have without him. Instead of figuring out new ways to make him miss you, try telling him how you really feel. It's normal to want your ex to miss you when you're gone, especially if you were the one who got dumped. However, focusing too much on making him miss you will probably end up backfiring. You'll get too obsessed by what he thinks, when instead you should be moving on. Give yourself, and him, a break and don't try to manipulate him after you've already broken up.