INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This will be the framework. Use simple polygon shapes.

SUMMARY: Draw two trapezoids of different orientations which overlap each other. Draw trapezoids above the trapezoids in step 1 to resemble the roofs. Draw the features of the front of the house by using straight lines which with some lines having border lines. Draw the windows using irregular trapezoids with border lines. Draw the chimney using straight lines and also the dead trees using crooked and straight lines. Trace with a pen and erase unnecessary sketches. Color to your liking (use dark colors)!

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Although mangoes don't require much maintenance once planted, they do have particular circumstances under which they must grow. Mangoes thrive best in high heat, and can handle both humid/swampy or arid areas. Most mangoes are grown near the equator, and in the United States they are primarily grown in Florida. If you live in an area that has average temperatures of 80100F (2738C) and cool winters that don't freeze, you'll likely be able to grow mangoes. Rainfall for your area should not exceed 12 inches (30.5cm) per year. Mangoes can be grown in pots or in spacious areas outside. They prefer lots of heat and direct sunlight, meaning that they don't grow well indoors (although they can be brought in a pot for the winter). The size of each mango tree varies depending on what species it is, but they can get quite large, exceeding heights of 1015 feet (3.04.6m). Therefore, choose an area that will give your tree plenty of space to thrive without being shaded by other larger trees. There are many different types of mangoes on the market, but only a few grow well in specific areas. Visit a local nursery to find out which ones grow best in your area. Mangoes can be grown in one of two ways: via the seed of a mango, or from a grafted sapling. Mango seeds typically take eight years to produce fruit. Grafted saplings take three to five years to produce fruit and are nearly guaranteed a good harvest. If you choose to plant from a seed, choose a mango from a tree you know grows successfully in your area; taking one from a store-bought mango probably won't provide you with a tree. Grafted saplings will only reach about half the size of a tree grown from seed. The trees produced from seeds tend to be much stronger and hardier, but they may not be as reliable when it comes to fruit-bearing. If you're testing the environmental limits with your mango growing, there are a few species that are able to grow in slightly cooler and wetter conditions than the aforementioned recommendation. Mangoes thrive in loose, sandy soil that drains water easily. Check the pH of your soil to see if it is in an adequate acidity range; the trees will grow best in soil that has a pH of 4.5 7 (acidic). Incorporate peat moss into your soil on a yearly basis in order to keep the acidity high. Avoid using chemical fertilizers or any product that contains salt, as these will hinder the growth of your mango tree. Prepare the soil so that it is tilled about three feet deep, as this will give plenty of space for the roots to spread. Mango trees should typically be planted in late spring or the beginning of summer when it is a combination of rainy/sunny weather. The planting season will depend on the species, so check your local nursery to find out when yours should be planted. Some varieties, such as the Beverly and Keitt don't need to be planted until August/September.

SUMMARY: Determine if you have a suitable environment. Select an area to grow your mango tree. Choose a variety of mango to plant. Get your soil ready. Know when to plant.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Since this method involves extending the hanger into the actual vehicle, it tends to work better for vehicles with power door locks or a lock that automatically unlocks when you pull the interior door handle. You will need a long rigid tool that won't bend under a bit of tension in order to reach in and either press the unlock button or pull the door handle. The most common household tool will likely be a wire hanger after you straighten it. A rib from an umbrella or a long wire from a wire basket will work as well. You can also buy a specific tool kit for this method online, which consists of an inflatable bag, a wedge, and a rigid tool. If you are prone to locking your keys in your car, it could prove to be a good investment. If the door to your vehicle proves too difficult to pry open to get the hanger inside with enough room to maneuver it, then you may simply need to call a locksmith. They will have professional tools to get you back inside your vehicle in no time.

SUMMARY: Straighten a wire hanger. Open your newly unlocked car door and hit the road! Call a locksmith.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Make sure that your trash is not a rat buffet. Rats have trouble chewing through metal or thick plastic bins, but they can easily enter a container with an open lid. If they make a home in the trash, they're more likely to come inside the building as well. If you or your tenants improperly store food, then rats are more attracted to your building. Food should not be stored in dark, closed areas where rats can be easily active. Additionally, food shouldn't be left sitting out. Don't store food in the basement. This includes pet food. Encourage good pet food habits amongst your tenants. Food should not be left out. Leaky pipes offer a water source, and damaged systems offer a place for rats to hide. Keep them out by doing regular maintenance and fixing any issues immediately. Stop rats from entering the building in the first place by keeping your building and foundation secure. Rats can squeeze through the tiniest of cracks, so even a hole as small as a dime needs to be repaired. Carefully inspect and repair your walls, roof, and foundation. Check close to the ground for freshly dug holes. Rats sometimes dig near the foundation so that they can crawl through to the inside of the building. If your walls or basements have vent openings, the rats can enter through the slats or holes. While you can't block the opening, you can apply wire mesh over the open slats so that the rats cannot enter. You can use steel wool to fill in gaps around vents or pipes. Windows provide rats with an open opportunity to enter a building, but it's unreasonable to expect people to leave their windows shut at all times. Instead, make sure that every window has an undamaged screen. Ask tenants to regularly inspect their screens for holes and slits. Offer to replace screens at no cost to them. Rats can squeeze under gaps at the bottom of the door. If your apartment building has doors that leave a gap between the door and the jam, then install a door sweep. The door sweep will attach to the bottom of the door, providing a seal against outside intruders. Rat can hitchhike in large deliveries, especially if food is involved. Rats love to hide in wood piles, garbage, discarded items, and tall grass.

SUMMARY:
Secure the lid to the trash bin. Use safe food habits. Maintain plumbing systems. Repair cracks and holes. Block the area around pipes and vent openings. Cover all windows with a wire screen. Add door sweeps. Encourage tenants to carefully inspect deliveries. Remove any debris from around the building.