INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You're thinking this one is too hard cause of draugrs and crap like that, right? Well it really depends on what gear you have. There is a secret chest in Winterhold if you climb up some rocks directly to the left of the jarl's longhouse. It generally has over 10000 gold and can be re-looted from time to time. Occasionally finding this chest will spawn a mission called "Secrets of the Empire"worth it! Usually, Draugrs will drop from 1-30 coin, and when you finish the boss battle, you can either disenchant the weapon you get, or you can sell it for usually about 100-3000 coin.

SUMMARY: Go to dungeons. Find the Winterhold secret chest. Get a house (whiterun 5000 gold).

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Unlike bees, wasps and hornets like to eat meat and other protein foods, as well as sweet nectars. Hornets will remember the food source and continue to come around after it has been sealed off or taken away, so it's best to prevent all open-air garbage. This is the point when wasps prefer blossoms, juices and fruit. Pick up blossoms and fruit from fruit trees to avoid creating a food source. It's better to walk away or move your picnic than to expect to kill them. Wasps release pheromones when they are in danger or squashed that may attract other wasps. A hornet can think of you as a possible food source. Bright colors attract wasps looking for food. It will keep hornets from making their nests in these ideal environments.
Summary: Cover all food sources, such as compost piles and trashcans. Reduce sweet smells during summer or fall. Remain calm near hornets. Avoid wearing sweet smelling perfumes. Don't hang bird feeders, hummingbird feeders or other garden decorations that are yellow or colored like flowers. Apply some bar soap to the under-roof area of your birdhouses.

If it's wet, it'll end up a bit soggy. Cut the florets, the bushy parts of the broccoli, away from the stems. The stems are completely edible -- just trim or rip off any leaves and make sure you've washed off all the dirt. You can cut off the last inch or so of the stems, which will be a bit tougher and less tasty. Place it on the sheet in one layer. Roast it until it's crunchy and a caramelized. Serve these roasted veggies on their own or with a squeeze of lemon.
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One-sentence summary -- Preheat your oven to 425F (218 C). Make sure the broccoli is as dry as possible. Separate the florets from the stems of the broccoli. Toss the broccoli with 3 teaspoons of olive oil and half a teaspoon of salt. Place the broccoli on a foil-lined baking sheet. Roast it for 20-25 minutes. Serve.

Q: Get a Styrofoam ball from a craft store. Cut it in half with an adult's help. Now you can see the inside of the Earth, so you can show its layers. Take the half of the ball you're not using. Cut out a section from the middle, in a semicircular shape. Glue this to the center of the half-Earth, so there's a bump coming out of it. This is the inner core, a solid ball formed from the pressure of the layers around it. Color this red with paint or markers. Draw a large circle around the inner core, on the flat half of the globe. This should take up about to the space on that surface. Color it orange and call it the outer core. Color the rest of the flat surface yellow, leaving only a tiny sliver of uncolored land at the edge. Label this the mantle. The mantle is actually made up the upper mantle (solid rock) and the lower mantle (liquid rock). Divide it into two different shades of orange if you like. The crust is the surface layer of the Earth, and it is very thin compared to the other layers. Color this brown or black. On your model, it will look like a thin line around the entire cut surface. Together, the upper mantle and the crust make up the lithosphere.
A: Cut a Styrofoam ball in half. Glue a Styrofoam semicircle onto the ball. Draw the outer core. Draw the mantle. Label the crust.

Article: Many rock guitar solos start out with the classic wail produced by a bent string. As the sound from the bend starts to fade, scrape the 2 lower strings with your pick to add some power to your solo. To make the pick scrape sound best, start below your pickups and run your pick up the 2 lowest strings. Leave some space between your fingers and the edge of your pick so your pick maintains flexibility. Using this intro technique allows your solo to flow naturally from the song itself. Choose a phrase from the melody that you like and play it a couple of octaves higher, or a couple of octaves lower than it's played in the song. Playing a phrase from the melody a couple of octaves lower can give your solo a more ominous tone while raising it a couple of octaves produces a brighter tone. If you start with a phrase from the melody, you might also want to use a few notes from that same phrase as a motif running throughout your solo. Once you've become familiar with different opening techniques, work on combining 2 or more to create a distinctive signature opening. There's no right or wrong way to do this experiment until you find something you like. For example, you might start with a string bend, then pick scrape and move into a few bass notes of a phrase from the melody. Listen to acclaimed professional guitarists as much as you can to get ideas for what combinations work well together.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Kick off with a string bend and a pick scrape. Play a phrase from the melody in a different octave. Combine opening techniques to add personal flavor.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Think carefully about the size that you want. If you like to include a lot of details, you'll probably need a larger notebook. But something smaller will be easier to carry, and it will take up less room in your backpack. You'll also have a choice of bindings. Spiral-bound notebooks lie flat, but composition books and similar notebooks with a sewn binding won't damage your other books and papers, as spiral bindings sometimes do. If you like to keep all of your papers together, consider purchasing a notebook that has a folder attached or a pocket inside the front cover. If you choose to draw a biweekly calendar rather than listing your assignments, you may find that blank, grid-lined, or grid-dotted paper is a good choice. Also include any information that would help someone return your planner if you lose it. This includes your grade level, phone number, and/or student ID number. This way, you'll have it available for easy reference.

SUMMARY:
Find or purchase a notebook. Write your name inside the front cover. Write or staple a copy of your class schedule on the first page.