Write an article based on this "Run Collector Raids. Run Storage Raids. Deploy your troops in small numbers. Focus on the loot first. Avoid using spells. Get your destruction rate up to 50%. Maintain your trophy level."
article: These are typically the best for farming, as collectors are easier to raid than storages. Make sure to only perform these raids when you find a town with full collectors. if you can't find towns with full collectors, you will need to run Storage Raids. Try to find towns where the layout is poorly optimized or where the storages aren't defended well so that you have enough time to destroy them and collect the loot. Send your troops in groups of five or so to minimize the effects of Mortars and Wizard Towers, which can wreak havoc on large groups. Use Giants as distractions since they can soak up lots of damage. Avoid deploying Wall breakers if a mortar is incoming. Once the attack begins, you'll want to focus first and foremost on the loot. Destroy the collectors or the storage, depending on the raid. This usually puts your destruction rate at 30%. Spells can help turn the tide of battle, but they can be very expensive. Try to avoid spells if at all possible, or you may not make any profit on the attack. Use archers to destroy some of the unprotected buildings to boost your destruction rate up to about 50%. This will help you win some trophies so that you can maintain your trophy range. Try to stay within Silver or Gold leagues to concentrate your farming efforts. Those ranges have the most inactive bases. You can go up higher if you are a TH 9, 10, or 11. You can forfeit battles after gaining the resources you need to ensure that you don't get too high of a trophy count.

Write an article based on this "Roll some polymer clay into a tube, about the size of your thumb. Tap the bottom of the tube against a flat surface. Carve a design into the bottom of the tube. Bake the clay piece(s) according to the instructions on the package. Let the stamp cool. Use the stamp."
article: If you'd like, you can make it taper towards the middle to make it easier to grab onto. This will give you a nice, smooth surface to work on. Many clay-working tools are too big to carve such intricate designs. Luckily, you can use just about anything to carve your design, such as a: ball-point pen, knitting needle, toothpick, stylus, or paperclip. You can also "stamp" a design into the clay. Simply find a fancy coat button or charm, and press it into the clay. Carefully pull the button or charm away. The indent is your design. Preheat your oven to the temperature specified on the package, usually about 275F (135C). Once the oven is hot, stick the piece into the oven and wait the time specified on the package, usually 20 to 30 minutes, depending on the thickness of the piece. If you'd like, you can sand the bottom of the stamp gently to make it perfectly smooth. Do this by placing a sheet of fine-grit sandpaper on a flat surface, and then rubbing the base of the stamp back and forth across it. This should not affect your design, because it is carved into the stamp. Rinse the stamp when you are done, then part it dry. Lightly oat your stamp with oil or water first, then press it into a puddle of melted wax or hot glue. Wait a few seconds, then pull the stamp away. For more detailed instructions, refer to the methods on making wax seals and hot glue seals. You can also make a seal out of clay. Simply roll a bit of polymer clay into a ball, then flatten it. Rub some oil or water onto the stamp, then press it into the clay. Gently pull the stamp away, then bake the clay piece according to the package directions.

Write an article based on this "Purchase a cage. Include plenty of toys, for enrichment. Keep the cage clean at all times."
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It should be at least twenty-four to thirty inches wide with two or more perches. The perches should to be small enough to hold the bird's feet. Prepare at least three perches of different widths. Switch the toys every three or four days (use them in a rotation). Ladders and swings are favorites as well as bamboo rings. Always make sure that any toys you add are especially made for birds, as many things are toxic to birds. Take note that lovebirds love to chew! Clean it at least once a week. Change the water daily.