Write an article based on this "Backup your data. Start the installation from a working computer. Start the installation from a nonworking computer."
article: Reinstalling OS X will erase all of the data on your computer. Because of this, you should ensure that all of your important documents, photos, videos, and other files are copied onto at least one other storage location. You can burn your backup files to a DVD, copy them to an external hard drive, or even upload them to online storage. Make sure that everything you need is safely backed up. Once you install, you won't be able to retrieve the files anymore. You can choose to export all of your user settings and files during the installation process, but performing a clean install where everything is deleted is recommended for the best performance. If your computer can boot into OS X, you can start the installation process from within the operating system. Insert the installation DVD into your computer, and wait for it to appear on your desktop. Double-click the "Install Mac OS X" icon, and then click Restart. If your computer is not booting into OS X, you can start the installation by booting from the DVD. Reboot the computer while holding the Option key. This will load the "Startup Manager", which displays all of the sources you can boot from. Once you are on the Startup Manager screen, insert the OS X installation DVD. After a few moments, the DVD will appear on the list of sources. Select it to reboot the computer and boot from the DVD.

Write an article based on this "Gather a balloon, flour, a funnel and a small spoon. Place the funnel in the balloon. Pour flour all the way to the top of the balloon. Blow half the balloon up. Pour water on the balloon. Let out a quarter of the air. Tie it firmly. Throw at a tree or wall."
article: Don't tie it, but don't let air escape. Alternatively, you can just pop it.

Write an article based on this "Set up your work surface. Knead the clay before adding colorant. Continue adding one drop of colorant until the clay is the color you want."
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Dyeing clay can be messy. Make sure your hands and your work surface are protected from staining. Only work on disposable or washable surfaces, like a sheet of wax paper over a counter or a plastic cutting board. Wear plastic or rubber gloves, especially if you're working with oil paint or food coloring. Disposable gloves are best. Spend some time kneading and pressing the clay with your hands before you add the colorant. This will help it soften so it can absorb the color more quickly and evenly. Kneading means to repeatedly press your fingers into the clay.The time you spend kneading will depend on the temperature and altitude you're at, but it shouldn't take more than 5 minutes. You'll know it's done when the color is distributed evenly all through the clay. Be careful adding additional colorant--you shouldn't add more than a drop at a time. Be sure to knead the clay thoroughly after each drop!