Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Live according to your spiritual beliefs if you have any. Adjust your daily habits Set personal goals Choose an educational and career path that honors your purpose. Enjoy what you love in moderation so your life is balanced. Allow yourself to learn and grow as you gain more wisdom.

Answer: You may follow a religious path or may hold a set of personal spiritual beliefs. You'll feel much happier and connected with the world if you incorporate these beliefs into your daily life. Make choices that are in line with your beliefs, and spend time everyday connecting with your higher power. Meditate or pray daily. Join a community of people who share your beliefs if you can. This will help you deepen your faith. If you catch yourself making choices that aren't in line with your beliefs, stop and reflect on why you're doing this. Then, do your best to make changes. so they're in sync with your values. The small choices you make every day can have a big impact on your life. Make sure you're doing things that support your values and purpose in life. Here are some changes you might make: Use recycled products if you believe in environmentalism. Choose organic foods if you think pesticides are bad. Pick natural products if you think chemicals are harming people. Eat vegetarian or vegan to help animals or the environment. Walk or bicycle to use less fossil fuels. Give money or food to people in need to help others. Let people merge in traffic to spread goodwill. Pay it forward by buying someone's coffee. to help you work toward your life's purpose. Finding your purpose is a lot easier than living it. The best way to get yourself on the right path is to create goals that will help you live the life you want. Think about the things that are most important to you, then break them down into steps. Create a timeline for accomplishing each step so that you can achieve your goals. For example, you might set a goal to become a nurse. Your steps might be to do well in your science and math classes, volunteer at a nursing home or hospital, get a bachelor's degree in nursing, attain a master's degree in nursing, and get a job at a hospital. As another example, your goal could be to show your artwork in public. Your steps might include taking art classes to improve your skills, creating a body of work, entering local art shows, and asking local coffee shops if you can display your work there. Consider what you want to do with your life, as well as what types of careers are related to your purpose. From there, pick a program or job that makes you feel energized. Pursue this path as you go forward. It's likely that other people are going to have strong opinions about your choices, especially your family. Do your best to ignore what they say and do what you feel is best for you. You only get one life, so do what you love. Eat your favorite foods, pursue your interests, and have fun with your friends. However, balance these pleasures by taking care of yourself and working hard to accomplish your goals. Moderation will help you live your best life possible, so don't go overboard with either work or pleasure. For instance, create a routine so you have time to get your work done, clean up after yourself, maintain good hygiene, pursue your hobbies, and spend time with people you care about. As you go through life, you'll likely see things from a different perspective than you did when you were young. Enjoy the wisdom and knowledge that come with age. Soak up new information, and learn from the people you meet. Be open to growing and changing as a person as you find out more about life. Listen to the stories of the people you meet. Try to find lessons from their experiences, especially if they've lived a very different life from you. Read books and articles or watch documentaries to learn more about the world. If you can, travel to other places to learn how people there live.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand the law of reflection. Set up the cue ball and object ball equidistant from the rail. Prove the two triangles are congruent. Aim at the midpoint of the rail section. Use similar triangles if the balls are not equidistant from the rail.

Answer: Many pool players already know this simple mathematical lesson, since it comes up every time you carom the cue ball off a rail. This law tells you that the angle at which the ball strikes the rail is equal to the angle the ball bounces off at. In other words, if the ball approaches the rail at a 30 angle, it will bounce off at a 30 angle as well. The law of reflection originally refers to the behavior of light. It's usually written "the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection." In this scenario, the goal is to carom the cue ball off the rail, and have it return to strike the object ball. Now set up a basic geometry problem as possible: Imagine a line from the cue ball to the rail, intersecting at right angles. Now imagine the cue ball traveling to the rail. This path is the hypotenuse of a right triangle, formed by your first line and a section of the rail. Now picture the cue ball bouncing off and hitting the object ball. Mentally draw a second right triangle pointing the opposite direction. In this case, we can use the "Angle Angle Side" rule. If both triangles have two equal angles and one equal side (in the same configuration), the two triangles are congruent. (In other words, they are the same shape and size). We can prove that these triangles meet these conditions: The law of reflection tells us that the two angles between the hypotenuses and the rail are equal. Both are right triangles, so they each have two 90 angles. Since the two balls started equidistant from the rail, we know the two sides between the ball and the rail are equal. Since the two triangles are congruent, the two sides that lie along the rail are also equal to each other. This means the point where the cue ball strikes the rail is equidistant from the two starting positions of the ball. Aim for this midpoint whenever the two balls are an equal distant from the rail. Let's say the cue ball is twice as far from the rail as the object ball. You can still picture two right triangles formed by the cue ball's ideal path, and use intuitive geometry to guide your aim: The two triangles still share the same angles, but not the same lengths. This makes them similar triangles: same shape, different sizes. Since the cue ball is twice as far from the rail, the first triangle is twice as large as the second triangle. This means the first triangle's "rail side" is twice as long as the second triangle's "rail side." Aim for a point on the rail of the way to the object ball, since is twice as long as .

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use the right mower for your lawn. Keep your mower blades sharp and clear of debris. Set your mowing height based on your grass type(s) and climate. Check the fuel and oil levels before starting the mower. Mow your lawn on its schedule, not yours. Clear away lawn debris, pets, and kids before mowing. Put on protective eyewear, ear wear, and clothing.

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Gas-powered push mowers tend to be the most common choice for the typical suburban home lawn, but you actually have several options: Manual reel mowers are powered only by you pushing them, and are an affordable and environmentally-friendly choice for very small, flat lawns. Electric push mowers are quieter and cost less to operate than gas models, but they're also heavier and more expensive. Corded models in particular are best suited to small lawns (0.25 acres or less). Gas walk-behind mowers come in both push-propelled and self-propelled varieties. Either is suitable for lawns up to about 0.5 acres in size. Riding mowers cost more than walk-behind models, but will save you time with most lawns over 0.5 acres in size. They aren't safe for use on steep hillsides, though. Dull mower blades cause jagged cuts in your grass blades, which create brown tips and invite grass diseases. If your lawn looks ragged after a mow, it's probably time for a blade sharpening. You can expect to need to sharpen them 1-2 times per year. You can remove and sharpen the blades yourself with a few tools and some mechanical know-how, or you can search for "lawn mower sharpening near me" to find local pros. Even if your blades don't seem to need sharpening, inspect them for damage every 3-4 mows, and brush or rinse away any built-up grass debris on the blades and underside of the mower. Many people mow their lawns too short in an effort to reduce how often they need to mow. This, however, leads to brown lawns and more weeds. Ideal mowing heights vary based on several factors, but usually fall within the range of 2 to 3 inches (5.1 to 7.6cm). Measure from the ground to the bottom of your mower's mowing deck, then from this point up to your blades. This total equals the mowing height. Look for mowing guides specific to your lawn type, such as https://www.lowes.com/projects/lawn-and-garden/mow-your-lawn-correctly/project. You can also contact your local agricultural extension program for advice. It is unsafe to add fuel to a warm mower engine, so give the fuel tank a fill-up before you start mowing. Check the oil level every 2-3 mows as well, and add oil as needed before firing up the engine. You'll also need to occasionally change the oil and clear the fuel lines, or have a pro do this routine maintenance for you. Consider giving your mower a tune-up once a year at the beginning of spring. Some people mow their lawn like clockwork every Saturday afternoon, but it's better to mow based on the height of the grass. Use the "1/3s rule" and don't mow down more than a third of the total height of your grass each mowing. So, if you keep your lawn at 2 inches (5.1cm) high, wait until the grass is 3 inches (7.6cm) high before mowing it. Check the weather forecast for dry weather as well. Wet grass can clog your mower, make compaction in your yard, and make it too slippery to mow safely. It's better to mow in the evening after a dry day. This reduces clumping, lawn damage, and heat stress on the grass (and you). So plan accordingly. Walk around your lawn and pick up any branches, rocks, toys, pet waste, or other obstructions that could damage your mower or make a mess. Even more importantly, send your pets and kids inside, or at least to a secure area away from where you'll be mowing. Some mowers can eject rocks or other flying debris at dangerous speeds, so it's always best to keep other people and pets out of the area. Wear safety glasses to protect yourself from flying debris, and ear protection to muffle the loud mower engine. Also put on closed-toe, sturdy footwear and long pants to protect your feet and legs. Put on sunscreen and wear a hat, even on cloudy days or if it's early or late in the day. Be sure to stay hydrated. Take breaks if you're mowing a large lawn, feel overheated, or start to feel tired.