Write an article based on this "Start being aggressive once Slade takes out the sword. Continue attacking him and countering. Counter Slade's sneak attack one final time. Deliver a beat down once the counter sequence is over."
article: Attack Slade first when you get the chance, but be on your guard for possible counters. Slade will deal a lot of damage to you with that blade, so be careful. Other than Slade changing combos and a much more dangerous weapon, the overall feel of the battle won't change so much, so just continue to counter him while occasionally attacking him yourself. Once you drop Slade's health low enough, he'll drop another smoke pellet and attack you with his blade. Counter like you did with the staff. You'll damage Slade enough to end the battle. A cutscene will then play ending in Slade's defeat.

Write an article based on this "Assemble the tripod's legs by connecting their pieces together. Stand the tripod upright on the ground. Allow the rope to dangle from the apex of the tripod. Hook the loop on top of the pinata to attach the pinata to the tripod."
article: Assembly will vary, but it will probably involve snapping the leg pieces together before adding small screws to secure the legs in place. There will be tiny holes for the screws. You can usually rent a pinata tripod from most party supply stores. Make sure you choose a large area with plenty of open space for the pinata, such as an open area of the lawn. Party goers should be able to swing at the pinata in any direction and not be remotely close to hitting anything other than the pinata. Extend the legs evenly on flat ground to ensure it doesn't wobble or fall over when party guests are using it. Most tripods come with supporting feet at the bottom of the legs, so you don't need to insert the legs into the ground to hold them in place. If the legs are uneven in height, readjust them by realigning their small holes with different screws. A rope should already be attached to the tripod where the top of the legs come together at a point. The rope should have a hook on one end and a bar on the other end that allows you to pull the pinata up to the desired height. Make sure the rope is dangling in the center of the tripod. Avoid pulling the pinata so high that it's out of reach for your partygoers.They should be able to easily hit the pinata with a stick or bat while standing on the ground. Attach the hooked end of the rope to the loop on top of the pinata. Grab the other end of the rope by the handle bar and pull it until the pinata is at the desired height. You can hold the rope during the game so that you can adjust the height and create a challenge for the players if you want to, but you don't have to. You can also tie the rope to something sturdy when the pinata is at the desired height.

Write an article based on this "Make a statement with the shingle design or shape. Choose clay, slate, or wooden shingles for an a unique look. Opt for a color that blends with your siding to make the house seem larger. Plan around architectural features, like dormers and sloped roofs."
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Consult with a shingle designer about incorporating a design into your shingles. Try staggering blues with taupes and browns for a natural-toned roof with a cooler undertone. Ask about scalloping or layering to draw attention to your roof. Keep in mind that high-contrast colors, like gray and cream together, will highlight features of your home while low-contrast colors, like tan and brown together, tend to hide defects. Today, shingles are available in a variety of different materials. Visit a store to get a feel for all of the options, and don't be afraid to choose a shingle type other than asphalt. Keep in mind that asphalt shingles tend to hold up well over time in various climates, while materials like clay and slate can break easily. Remember that shingles made of different materials will usually require an additional installation fee, due to their fragile nature. Low-contrast roofs are ideal for toning down the appearance of your home and making smaller houses look taller. Choose a color that appears to be a continuation of the siding to draw the eye upward. Avoid harsh colors like white or black, which can break the home into sections. For example, if you have a ranch house with brown stone siding, choose shades of brown and taupe for the shingles. For brick houses, this might mean incorporating shades of brown and red in your roof. For houses with natural tones on the outside, stick with gray, taupe, and brown for the roof. When you're thinking about adding a new roof, account for the features of your house that make it unique. If your roof is very visible when you're looking at your home from the outside, take time to think about what would make those features stand out. If you're having trouble deciding which features to highlight, consult with an architectural designer or roofer to make a decision on your roofing color. For example, if your home has a flat roof, you might consider going for a less visually-appealing option, like concrete or simple gray asphalt.