Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Be accepting of your spouse's aging. Be thankful for your life together. Don't dwell on the past too much.

Answer: Your spouse's body, personality, goals and dreams are going to change over the years, just like you are changing. Married couples need to accept each other as they change and mature, rather than struggling to hold on to youth that is no longer there. Don't see your spouse's changing body as being full of flaws. Our culture views aging as something to resist, but this is a backwards view. Changing skin and hair can be beautiful in their own right. Be glad you and your spouse get to grow old together! Be flexible enough to accept your spouse's changing personality, too. People tend to get a little harder as they age, but they also get wiser. Help your spouse mature into a happy, whole, fulfilled person by being flexible and accepting. Remember when you took your marriage vows? You never could have imagined all you'd go through together as a couple. Look how far you've come, and how much you've accomplished, and be grateful for it. Expressing your gratefulness to your partner will re-energize your marriage and help you look forward to a long future together. Don't compare your spouse to his or her former self, and don't compare your marriage to its early stages. Life is full of changes, and that's a good thing. Wishing things were as they used to be isn't going to help your marriage to grow. And would you really want it to remain stunted forever, anyway? You can enjoy talking about memories and looking at old pictures, but try not to get overly wistful and nostalgic. Focus on the here and now, and planning for the future.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose a programming language. Consider C, C++, C# and related languages . Try Python Consider PHP Don't limit yourself to these languages!

Answer: Computer programming is done as essentially a set of written instructions that the computer follows (also known as binary coding). These instructions can be written in several different "languages", or which are simply different ways of organizing the instructions and text. Different languages tend to be used to create different types of programs, however, so choose a language that you feel is relevant to what you want to do. If you decide that a language does not suit your needs, you can always move on to a new language. . These languages are mainly used for creating standalone computer applications such as games. C and C++ are difficult languages to learn for a beginner, but not impossible. Learning them will give you an in-depth understanding of not only programming (most programming languages inherit some concept or the other from C and C++) but also of how a computer works. They are popular and widely used, though C#, a language very similar to Java, is starting to become much more common. onsider Java or JavaScript. These are good languages to learn if you want to work on making web plugins (JavaScript) or mobile apps (Java). These languages are very much in demand right now, so they are handy to know. Keep in mind that Java and JavaScript are completely different languages, despite the similarity in names. . Python is a very versatile language used widely across several platforms. Despite being extremely powerful, it is an easy language for a beginner to pick up, so give it a try! . PHP stands for PHP: Hypertext Processor. It is a web programming language and relatively easy to learn due to its weak typing and popularity (popularity means there will be several useful tutorials on the language). It is a great language for server-side programming. There are tons of programming languages, all with varying uses. If you want to work as a programmer, you will need to know more than one, so learn as many as you can. Your best bet will be to look at ads for the sort of jobs you want to get and look for the common languages that they ask for.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Lay out your lumber flat on the ground in the shape of the box. Screw the sides together 1 corner at a time. Set the box frame in place over the prepared site. Pound 10 wooden or rebar stakes into the ground around the box. Screw the stakes to the frame if you used wooden ones.

Answer: Use 2 4ft (1.2m) long and 2 8ft (2.4m) long 2in (5.1cm) by 12in (30cm) pieces of lumber for the sides of a standard 4ft (1.2m) by 8ft (2.4m) garden box. Lay them out flat in the shape of the box with the corners touching. You can do this either over the prepared site for the box, or off to the side if you have the space. Keep in mind that the frame will be quite heavy after you assemble it. If you are making a garden box of a different size, just adjust the lengths of the lumber for the sides accordingly. 12in (30cm) is the ideal height for raised garden beds so that the plants have plenty of room for their root systems. Use a natural wood that will endure the elements well, like cedar, if you want your garden box to last a long time. If cedar is too expensive, then you can use cheaper pressure-treated lumber that will withstand the elements for many years. Pick a corner to start in and turn the pieces of lumber on their sides so they are sitting against each other, with the end of 1 piece square against the inside corner of the other piece. Use a drill to put a 3in (7.6cm) screw every 4in (10cm) through the outside piece into the end of the inside piece to hold them together. This will be much easier if you have someone helping you to hold the sides in place while you screw them together. If you don't have a helper, you can screw a piece of scrap lumber diagonally from 1 corner to the other as a brace to hold them in place while you screw them together. Have someone help you lift and set the garden box frame over the site you cleared. Adjust it so it's perfectly sitting in the location you want it to be permanently. If you are working alone, then it's a good idea to assemble the frame roughly where it will sit so you can just make minor adjustments to get it in position. Use 2ft (0.61m) long 2in (5.1cm) by 4in (10cm) pieces of wood with the tips cut into points, or 2ft (0.61m) long pieces of rebar. For each side of the box, use a sledgehammer to pound a stake about 1218in (3046cm) deep into the ground, 1ft (0.30m) in from each corner. Then, pound in the additional stakes at 2ft (0.61m) intervals. Each shorter side will have 2 support stakes and each longer side will have 3, each separated by 2ft (0.61m) of space. Try to get the stakes deep enough into the ground so that the tops don't stick up above the sides of your raised garden bed. If you are left with any sticking above, then you can cut the tops off using a hacksaw to make them flush with the top of the garden bed. Make sure to place the stakes right up against the outside of the garden box. These support stakes will help hold the box together against the pressure of the expanding soil once you have plants in your garden spreading roots everywhere. Use a drill to insert a 3in (7.6cm) screw through the middle of the wooden stake into the garden box frame. This will help hold the wooden frame in place as your plants grow over the years. If you used rebar, just make sure it is as flush against the box frame as possible. You don't need to attach it in any way.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Juice Mix the beet juice with honey. Wash your hair. Apply the beet juice mixture. Cover your hair and let the mixture sit. Rinse out the beet juice.

Answer:
two beets. The bright red juice will create a dark auburn hue when used with dark brown hair. You don't need the flesh of the beets, just the juice. If you don't have a juicers, run the beets through the blender and use a strainer to strain the juice from the pulp. Place the beet juice in a bowl and add 1/4 cup of honey. Stir it well until the mixture is completely combined. This simple concoction is ready to apply to your hair. Shampoo it as usual, but don't apply conditioner. The beet juice will work better on hair without the residue left by most moisturizing conditioners. Towel dry your hair and use a wide-toothed comb to work through any tangles. Put on latex or plastic gloves and use your fingers to smooth it over your hair, making sure every strand gets evenly covered. If you want auburn highlights, apply the mixture to individual strands separated from the rest of your hair with aluminum foil strips. Put on a shower cap or a few sheets of plastic wrap and wait for the beet juice to turn your hair auburn. Let the mixture sit in your hair for 4 hours or overnight. Run your hair under warm water to rinse out the juice and honey, then shampoo and condition as usual. When your hair is dry, you'll see the dark auburn tones shining through.