Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hire a forester consultant to help you sell your timber. Mark the boundaries of your land and set limits for your loggers. Have your forester create an advertisement for buyers. Decide on a buyer and make a contract. Lay out the boundaries again on harvesting day.

Answer: They can help you determine how much your trees are worth, how many you can and should sell, and who you should contact to sell them. In fact, they will give you an inventory of your trees so you know the value of your woodlands. You need to physically mark the corners of your land so that your loggers know exactly where to stop. Your forester can likely help you with this. You also need to decide how much leeway to give loggers, such as if you want them to follow specific guidelines, including following existing roads or making new ones. You should also decide how much to cut and what areas you don't want to cut at all, if any. When making these decisions, consider the promise you made to sustainability. Cutting some trees can actually improve the health of your forest, but if you cut too many, you can damage it. That's why it's important to make these decisions with someone knowledgeable. Once you've set your limits, your forester can make an advertisement, called a timber sale notice. The advertisement will have your contact information so people can call and make bids. Don't take the first bid you get. Wait to see how much you can get from competing offers. Your forester can help you sort through bids. You can also choose a "sealed bid" method, where you take all the bids in closed envelopes through the mail. Then, you open all the bids on the same day. This allows you to compare bids more easily, as your buyers won't be waiting around for a response. Once you accept a bid, have them sign a written, formal contract that details exactly what you want to be done. Include the specific boundaries, what areas you want to be left alone, and how many trees you are agreeing to cut. Your forester can help you with the contract. It should also include information on what happens if the loggers damage other trees in the forest while harvesting the trees you agreed upon. When the loggers show up, meet with them to show them the boundaries again. Also, point out the areas you don't want to be cut. In addition, check up on the process as it progresses. You can also have your forester do this if you are new to the process. After the trees are harvested, work with your forester to replant the area as needed.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use the element of surprise. Stick and move. Aim for sensitive targets. Go for submissions on the ground. Don't be afraid to fight dirty.

Answer: If you suspect things are about to take a nasty turn, be the one to make the first move. End a tense standoff with a sudden, well-placed blow to the jaw or solar plexus (the soft, fleshy outer edge of the diaphragm beneath the sternum). Put everything you've got into the striketry to put a stop to the fight in a single maneuver. If you're successful, your opponent will be incapacitated and the altercation will be over. If not, you'll at least already be ready for the ensuing brawl. Assess the situation as best you can before resorting to a surprise attack. In many cases, the aggressor might simply be worked up and won't have any intention of actually getting into a physical dispute. Be certain that you've exhausted all other options first. Be careful when going for a sucker punch. If it misses or doesn't do the trick, there will be no way to avoid a full-on fight. It's worth repeating that you shouldn't try to stand and duke it out with a bigger guy. His reach and power will just be too much to handle. Take your time staying away from his strikes, waiting for an opening and then closing the gap and landing a hard shot. By alternating between defensive posturing and quick offensive bursts, you'll eventually be able to wear him down. Don't get impatient. You'll start making mistakes, which could end up costing you dearly. Attack the body when you don't have a clear shot at your opponent's head. The solar plexus is a sensitive target that when hit just right can drive all the air out of an opponent's lungs and leave them gasping for breath. The ribs are also quite fragile, and can be broken with only a few pounds of force per square inch. Unlike a boxing match, which has regulations about where you're allowed to hit an opponent, all bets are off in a real fight. Target the most delicate areas of your attacker's body to make every strike count. One well-placed blow is all you'll need to put your towering opponent out of commission. Most people won't be expecting these types of attacks, so they'll be left without a ready defense. Everybody has the same anatomical weakness, despite size differences. Strikes that target an opponent's sensory organs will leave them temporarily stunned, enabling you to get away or follow up with a hard hit. An open hand slap to the ear is just as good as a left hook for shattering an opponent's equilibrium, if not better. Hitting the nose can blind them momentarily by causing their eyes to well up with tears, which gives you an opportunity to throw a fight-ending punch. A kick to the groin will compromise their mobility and instantly take the will to fight out of them. Let's say you get taken down with your opponent on top of you, and you're unable to climb to your feet. In this situation, scramble for a submission technique, a hold or lock that incapacitates an attacker by neutralizing a single part of the body. By applying a joint lock, armbar or choke, you may be able to do enough damage to put an end to the scuffle. No matter how big or tough someone is, they won't be able to hurt you if they're unconscious or have a broken arm. Apply a rear naked choke or triangle choke, depending on your positioning. Chokes disrupt an opponent's circulation or ability to breathe, causing unconsciousness. It only takes a firm hold and a few moments to put an opponent to sleep. Armbars are holds that apply pressure to the elbow joint or shoulder. They are effective against attackers who leave their arms extended momentarily after throwing a punch. As a bonus, disabling an arm means they can't hit you anymore. Forget about honor or fairness: there are no rules on the street. You don't know how badly you might be injured if you come out on the losing end of a fight, so you shouldn't be discouraged from being vicious. Bite, gouge eyes, pull hair, chop the throat, bend fingers back, knee the groin and do anything else you have to do to survive. Turn objects around you, such as bottles, chairs, rocks, pens or even your cell phone into improvised weapons. In the best case scenario, the sight of you holding a weapon may be enough to make your attacker back down. To avoid escalating the violence further, make a run for it as soon as you have your opponent reeling.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pay attention to their grammar. Suggest an in-person meeting. Do a quick Google search. Recognize odd requests. Be wary of requests for personal information. Beware of requests for money.

Answer:
One of the first clues of an online dating scam is bad grammar. While not everyone who has bad grammar is a scammer, if the person you are talking to online also suggests that they have a high education level, this should be warning sign. If their grammar or sentence structure seems odd and things don't just don't seem to add up, it is likely to be a scam. For example, you should be wary of someone who says they were born and raised in the United States but their grammar suggests that English is not their first language. Before you get too emotionally invested in a person from an online dating site, suggest that you go on a date. If you are dealing with an online dating scammer, they may agree to meet in person but will repeatedly have an excuse for why they cannot meet. Be sure to schedule your date in a public and safe location. Take extra precautions to stay safe, such as by letting a couple of family members and friends know where you are meeting the person. Keep your phone with you at all times in case you need to call for emergency help, such as by calling 911 in the US. If an in-person meeting is not an option due to geographic location, request that you speak to the person by Skype or Google Hangout. If you are talking to someone that you don't know online, be sure to Google search some of the information that they give you. Search their name, email address, and username. The name, email, or username may come up in a search of frequent online scammers. Online scammers often use other people's online images. Sometimes online scammers adopt a real person's identity to make their scam more believable. If you are using an online dating site, a scammer may request that you exchange information so that you can communicate outside of the dating site. They may provide an excuse that seems very legitimate and are often very convincing. They do this very quickly in the hopes that they are not caught by the site administrator. They may say something like, "My subscription to this site is going to end tonight. Would you be interested in continuing this conversation by text or email?" Be wary if the person tries to speed up the romance or showers you with affection early on. These are red flags that the person may be planning to scam you. For safety reasons, you should never give a person that you met online information like your full name, birthday, phone number, or address. It is also wise to avoid discussions about your salary, savings, life insurance, or inheritance. If you are being asked these questions, you are likely involved in an online dating scam. The end game to most online dating scams is money. It can take several weeks or even months for a request for money to occur. The request for money is typically in combination with a heart wrenching story that makes you believe that this person or someone that they love is in danger. For example, they may tell you: "I'm sorry that I haven't responded to your messages the past couple of days. My daughter was backpacking with some friends overseas and has been in a tragic accident. While traveling to be with her in the hospital, my wallet was stolen from my purse. I need some money for a hotel and food while I am here. Can you send me some money by Western Union? I will pay you back as soon as I get home!"