Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find a peaceful, quiet place to study. Match your study habits to your learning style. Study the information until you really understand it. Find tutors and study groups to help you test your knowledge. Create an organized schedule and stick to it. Take care of yourself by getting plenty of exercise and rest when you have time.

Answer: Whether you study in your room or in the library, make sure you choose a place where you will not be disturbed. Your study area should be free from distractions like loud noises or people coming and going frequently. In addition, you should keep your study area free from clutter and you should have enough room to spread out your books and notes. Everyone learns differently. You should know whether you learn best by studying in a visual, auditory, or hands-on style, or whether you do best by reading and rewriting information. If you learn best in a visual style, make sure to draw diagrams and use pathways to connect ideas in your notes. If your strength is auditory learning, record the lectures that you go to and listen to them while you read through your notes. If you prefer hands-on learning, consider keeping models of the organ systems so you can hold them as you read about their different functions and diseases. Don't rely on memorization. It's important to fully understand the material, rather than just to memorize it long enough to pass the test. Both block exams and the USMLE are conceptual in nature, meaning you have to take the information and understand how to apply it. Sometimes hearing something from another person's perspective can help you understand it in a new way. In addition, having another person ask you questions will help you determine where your weaker areas are, and you'll know to spend more time studying these. A thorough, well-organized schedule can help you study by keeping you on task. First, write down all of your classes. Next, plan your study times, and assign a specific topic to each day's study session. You can break the session into two subjects if they don't cover as much information. Include any scheduled study groups, and don't forget to leave time for meals, exercise, and sleep. Update your schedule at the start of each week. This way you can adjust how long you spend on each subject, allowing you to spend a little more time on areas where you're less confident. Medical school can be really stressful, and many students experience burnout. Do your best to take care of yourself. Try breaking your studying into smaller, more manageable chunks, and schedule time for eating healthy, getting plenty of rest, and exercising regularly. Try scheduling a 15-minute break into a long studying session to take a walk outside and get some fresh air. If you can, plan to stop studying 30 minutes early each day so you can go for a run or stop by the gym on your way home. Keep fruits, nuts, and raw veggies on hand for a healthy way to snack while you're studying.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Purchase a new ignition lock assembly. Remove the cover over the ignition. Use an Allen wrench to release the ignition assembly. Make sure the new ignition switch is well-greased. Ensure that the internal lock pins can move freely. Slide the cylinder into place and reconnect the switch plug. Start the engine to ensure the steering wheel lock disengages.

Answer: Ignition assemblies are easily replaced in most vehicles and can be done at home by most hobby mechanics. Before getting started, you will need to order a replacement assembly from your local auto parts store. Be sure to give them the exact year, make and model of your vehicle to get the correct replacement part. Purchase a new ignition lock assembly prior to the removal of a failed assembly. Compare the two and verify the replacement is an identical match before attempting reinstallation. Generally, most vehicles have a split-plastic housing that covers the steering column and ignition lock assembly. Remove this plastic cover by first adjusting the tilt-wheel to its lowest position and then removing the fasteners holding the cover in place. In some vehicles, the cover will include the portion above and below the steering wheel, while in others the ignition cover will be separate. If it's not equipped with an adjustable steering column, remove the steering column support brace under the dashboard and allow the column to hang. Remove the fasteners from the column cover, separate the two halves and remove the plastic. Identify the ignition assembly and remove any trim components that prevent access to the ignition wire harness connector and tumbler release hole. Insert a 9/32" Allen wrench into the release hole while turning the ignition key backward. Use the ignition key to pull the entire assembly out by pulling it toward the passenger side of the car. Take care to unplug the ignition switch wire connector as you remove the ignition cylinder. Once the ignition assembly is removed, compare the new switch and ensure they match. New ignition switches come pre-lubed from the factory ready to install. Verify the presence of grease on all external moving parts and ensure the new key fits and that the cylinder rotates smoothly in both directions. If the ignition cylinder is not properly greased, apply liquid graphite or similar grease to the cylinder. Purchase grease at your local auto parts store if necessary. You can make sure the internal lock pins move properly by inserting the key completely in and out of the keyhole several times. The key should not get caught or stuck on its way into our out of the key hole. Sticking lock pins are lubricated using powdered graphite that is applied directly inside the keyhole. Graphite comes in small tubes designed to "squirt" the powder with enough force to reach the back of any keyhole. It can be added when needed. When satisfied the new assembly matches the old one and is properly lubricated, slide the cylinder into position and make sure it is locked in place. Reconnect the switch plug and reinstall any trim components previously removed. Rotate the cylinder forward using the key until you head it click into place. Be sure to plug the ignition wire switch into the new cylinder before sliding it into place. Before securing the steering column (if disconnected) and plastic cover, check to make sure the engine will start and steering wheel lock will /disengage. Do so by inserting the key and turning it while applying pressure to the wheel in the opposite direction of the lock pin. Steering column bolts usually have torque specifications which are located in the vehicle's repair manual, in the specification section. If no torque specs are found, tighten bolts firmly using a long handled ratchet for leverage. Column bolts must be secure to ensure they don't vibrate loose while driving.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Roll a piece of clay between your fingers.

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Choose your favorite color or just a color you think would make a good snake. Put a piece of clay between your hands and roll it back and forth until you make a long, log shape. You can continue rolling until the snake is as thin or thick as you'd like. Go as quickly or slowly as you like, depending on how closely you want to monitor your clay log's length. Be careful not to make your clay log too thin, as it will progressively get more delicate the thinner it gets.