Write an article based on this "Drain Atlas's ADAM. Use your dummy plasmid. Hit Atlas with your wrench. Drain more ADAM from Atlas. Focus on Atlas. Drain Atlas one last time."
article: Run up to him and hit A to start the battle. He will knock you back and transform into his fire-element form. You will have to the ADAM three more times after this, but only after you've backed Atlas to his restraining table. This will distract Atlas enough for you to make your next move. Whatever you do, don't get him too close to you; the dummies will help keep him away. Do side steps while hitting him, that way, you will avoid damage. After dealing enough damage, he will respawn back to his station. When Atlas's health is depleted, he will return to his station. He is vulnerable at this point, so take this chance to drain ADAM from him. Each time you drain more ADAM from Atlas, he will come back as a different element. The first was fire; the next two will be ice and electric. When he comes back as an ice element, repeat steps 2 to 3 using your Wrench until you've depleted his health. Then drain more ADAM from him. When he comes back as an electric element, repeat steps 2 to 4 until you've depleted his health. When you've drained his 3rd ADAM, splicers will come out to attack you. Ignore them if you can. Just focus your attacks on Atlas until you have a chance to drain his last ADAM to finish him off. With some patience (especially on hard mode), you will be able to combine all these steps together and pull off a full on assault on Atlas, and he will be defeated in no time! Happy hunting! A cut scene will then play. Congratulations! You have defeated Atlas!

Write an article based on this "Build an emergency fund. Start saving for retirement. Handle sudden windfalls wisely."
article: Financial experts encourage people to sock away at least six months of expenses in case of emergencies. If your car breaks down or if you lose your job, this money can tide you over. If possible, build up to twelve months of savings. Visit your nearest bank or credit union and open a savings account. You can also open an online savings account. Start small. You might only have $5 a week to contribute to your emergency fund. However, at the end of the year, you'll have $260 saved. If possible, increase the amount you save each month by cutting expenses or increasing your income. Remember to start building your fund right away. Don't wait until you've paid off all of your credit card debt. Instead, you'll need a cash cushion right now. Contribute at least a little each pay period to your emergency fund. Once you get some breathing room, you can begin to think about the future. Everyone can begin saving for their retirement. If your employer sponsors a retirement plan, then sign up. Some employers offer to match your contributions up to a certain amount. If your employer doesn't offer a retirement plan, then you can buy your own. Open a traditional IRA and make pre-tax contributions. This will lower your overall tax burden. Also consider opening a Roth IRA. Although you have to pay taxes on your contributions, they will compound tax-free. When you reach age 59.5, you can withdraw without paying taxes on the income. You can also withdraw your contributions penalty-free (and tax-free) if you face a sudden cash crunch. At some point, you might get an unexpected raise or a tax refund. In these situations, you need to avoid blowing all of the money on a trip to Vegas. Instead, do the following: Splurge no more than 10% on something fun. If you get a $2,000 rebate check, limit your spending to $200. Use some of the money (30-40%) to increase your emergency fund if you don't yet have 12 months of expenses saved. Also funnel about 50% of the money to pay off debts. If your debts have all been paid off, then invest it in your retirement.

Write an article based on this "Choose the one-two if you need to get around a single defender. Push pass the ball to your teammate. Sprint past your opponent immediately after you kick. Receive the ball and pass again or dribble."
article:
For example, if you are approaching the goal and there is one last defender right in your way, you can use the one-two to send the ball in a triangle around your opponent. Use the inside of your foot to pass the ball directly toward your teammate's feet. If you don't know how to do the push pass, learn that one first, because the one-two is a more complex move. Make sure to end up in an open space, because your teammate will pass the ball right back to you. This kind of pass is also called a wall pass because it's similar to bouncing the ball off a wall. Create a signal you can use with your teammate to indicate that you are attempting the one-two pass. You'll have to act quickly to receive the ball as your teammate passes it back. This move requires a lot of practice, so don't worry if you don't get it the first couple of times! Now that you have the ball again and are further up the field, determine whether it's best to dribble, pass, or try to score.