Write an article based on this "Drop 1 pound (0.45kg) of trap wax in the dye solution and let it melt. Submerge the trap in the wax solution for about 10-15 seconds. Hang the trap to dry."
article: Trap wax is odorless and melts on the surface of the dye solution. Drop in 1 pound (0.45kg) of wax for every 6 gallons (23L) of water in the pot. Stir the wax into the water until it melts completely. You can buy trap wax online or from outdoors stores. Make sure the wax you use doesn't contain beeswax since it could chip off of the trap when it gets cold. Lower the trap into the wax solution so it doesn't spill over the sides of the pot. Make sure the trap and chain get completely submerged under the surface of the solution. After about 10-15 seconds, slowly pull the trap out of the solution so it gets a coating from the layer of wax on the surface. Shake off any excess solution back into the pot. Wear heat-resistant gloves so you can handle the wire tied to the trap without burning yourself. Find a branch or post outside where you can hang the trap to cool and dry. Hook the wire over the post and leave it alone for at least 1 hour so the wax can harden. Once the trap is dry, it will have a shiny appearance because of the wax coating. Pull the piece of wood out from the trap's jaws once it's completely dry.

Write an article based on this "Open the Internet Explorer. Look for the "Settings" button. Click on "Internet Options. Click on Privacy tab that is located at the top of the window. Click on the check box next to "Pop-up Blocker."
article: You can find the icon to this browser either on the desktop or on the taskbar. Just double-click on it so you can open it. This should be on the top-right side of the window; it looks like a gear. Click on it to reveal a drop-down menu. " This option is near the bottom of the box. If the option cannot be clicked, you may have to minimize the window. A window will pop up, and it will have different tabs to help manage Internet Explorer. " This will turn on the pop-up blocker for your Internet Explorer. If you want to allow some sites to pop up, you can go to the "Settings" button beside the check box of the pop-up blocker and configure it from there.

Write an article based on this "Analyze your current speaking voice. Adjust the volume of your voice. Use pitch to your advantage. Change your tempo. Show your emotions when appropriate. Practice your speech. Drink plenty of water."
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Record yourself speaking or ask a friend to listen and evaluate your speaking voice. Assess your volume, pitch, articulation, vocal quality and rate to determine the main areas where you need improvement. Is your volume too high or too low? Is your pitch more shrill or full, monotonous or varied? Is your vocal quality more nasal or full, breathy or clear, lifeless or enthusiastic? Is your articulation hard to understand or crisp and articulated? Do you speak too slow or too quickly? Do you sound hesitant or deliberate? You should always speak loudly enough so that everyone in the room can hear you. However, adjusting the volume of your voice up or down can add emphasis or intimacy to different parts of your speech. Get louder as you are about to make an important point. Lower your voice when you are making an aside. People might tune out your voice if it sounds monotonous. Varying your pitch will eliminate a monotonous sound and make it more likely that they will keep listening to you. Continue to vary your pitch throughout your speech. Some common ways to use pitch include: Ending questions on a higher pitch. Affirming a statement by ending on a lower pitch. The tempo is the pace of your speech. Slowing the tempo of your speech will help you to place more emphasis on certain words and phrases. It may also make it easier for people to understand you if you are prone to speaking rapidly. Try pausing after making an important point to give the listener a chance to absorb it. Have you ever heard someone's voice quiver when they are experiencing strong emotions during a speech? This can be an effective technique in some situations, such as when you are giving a speech or acting in a play. Allow the timber, or emotional quality of your voice, to show when you are expressing strong feelings. For example, if you are saying something that makes you feel sad, then you might allow your voice to tremble if it comes naturally. However, do not try to force it. Before you get in front of an audience to present your speech, practice it alone and uninhibited. Experiment with variations in tone, pace, volume and pitch. Record yourself and listen for what is working and not working. Practice the speech several times with different variations. Record each attempt and compare them. Many people are uncomfortable hearing themselves on tape. This sounds different that the voice that resonates in your head, but is closer to the voice other people hear. When you are speaking for long stretches of time or at a high volume, it is important to keep your throat and vocal cords lubricated. Avoid beverages that can dehydrate you, such as coffee, soda and alcohol. Drink water instead. Try keeping a glass of water close by while you are speaking.