Write an article based on this "Locate your study materials. Choose a trick that strikes your interest. Heed the instructions carefully. Practice your trick blind. Make adjustments to suit your execution."
article: This might be a book, video, or website that gives you insights to the mechanics behind the magic. You can locate the magic section of your local public library in section 793.8 (Dewey Decimal system) or section GV 1541-1561 (Library of Congress system). Most bookstores stock magic books in the hobbies or games section. You can browse the contents of your study material until you find a trick that captivates and intrigues you. This interest will motivate you through the drills and practice you will need to do before mastering the trick. It may help if you start with a trick that uses common items, otherwise you may need to invest in the components for a more complicated trick. Some common items used in basic magic tricks include: playing cards, coins, and toothpicks. Using the objects instructed (also called props), you should try to follow the instructions as closely as possible while practicing any supplied lines or wording (called patter). Repeat the instructions until you have memorized the movements and patter. Even if you don't like the patter provided, speaking while committing the actions of your magic trick will prepare you for interacting with your audience after you have mastered the trick. Remove your instructions from view, and pretend there is an audience in front of you. Continue practicing your trick in this fashion until you can do it smoothly and seamlessly. Try your trick from a variety of positions, like while standing or sitting. Practice in front of a mirror and watch your expressions. Do you seem natural? Can you see any areas where you can tighten up your execution? You may be left-handed and your trick might call for a right-handed pass. Don't be afraid to change up the handedness if it helps you do the trick more easily. You should also consider changing the patter to suit your personality and delivery. Experiment with wording that's conversational, formal, humorous, or you could eliminate patter altogether and perform in silence or to a musical selection.

Write an article based on this "Obtain a crisp, crease-free bill. Fold the dollar bill in half, lengthwise. Fold the bill in half, from right to left. Unfold the bill and flatten it. Fold the bottom right hand corner on a 90 degree angle. Fold the bottom left hand corner to the center crease. Unfold then fold the top right and left corner of the bill to the center crease. Fold the two Xs in half, vertically. Unfold your bill."
article: The more crisp the bill, the easier it will be to make clean folds. Make sure there aren't any existing creases, because you'll be creating new creases that will guide you throughout the folding of the turtle. If you can't find a crisp $1 bill, try looking for a $10 or $20 bill. Work on a flat surface like a desk or workbench so you can press hard on the folds. Fold the dollar bill in half, lining the top of the bill with the very bottom of the bill. The top and bottom edges should not overlap or be folded on an angle. If you unfolded the bill, there would be a line running horizontally through the middle of the bill. Fold it in half, so the left edge lines up with the right edge of the bill. Press down with your fingernail to flatten out the bill. The bill should now be exactly a quarter of the size that it was when you started. This should reveal two creases forming a perpendicular cross in the middle of the bill. This also splits your bill into 4 equally sized quadrants. The cross should meet right in the middle of George Washington's cheek. The right hand side of the bill should align with the center crease. This also should leave George Washington's face half covered by the right side of your bill. This should form a point where you folded both sides and resemble an upside down pyramid. Make sure the flat end of the pyramid lines up, so you're getting a perfectly diagonal crease. Unfold the bill so it's flat, and repeat the steps, this time using the top corners of the bill. Take the top left hand corner of the bill and bring it down, creating a 90 degree angle. Repeat with the right hand corner. At this point, you should have two X shapes formed by the creases you just made. Fold the X on both sides so that each one has a crease running down the middle. Take the left edge of your bill and fold it horizontally so it lines up with the center crease, to get a perfect vertical crease down the center of your X. This is the last crease that you need to make before you start folding your bill into a turtle. You should now see a cross in the middle of the bill, two creases on each side that form an X, and a vertical crease in each X. The middle of your bill should look like a diamond where the left and right X meet. Creating creases may seem unnecessary, but it makes it easier to fold your turtle.

Write an article based on this "Turn on the propane tank by using the knob on the top of the tank. Open the grill lid before lighting it. Turn the ignition burner knob from "off" to "high. Press the electric ignition button if the grill has one. Turn the other grill knobs to the highest setting to preheat the grill. Close the grill lid and let the grill preheat for 10-15 minutes."
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For most propane tanks, you'll need to turn the knob counterclockwise until it won't turn anymore to turn the tank on. Check the arrows on the knob to make sure. Don't ever light the grill with the lid closed or gas buildup could cause an explosion. " You may need to press the knob in before you can turn it. To locate the ignition burner knob on the grill, look for the knob with a lightning-bolt symbol or the word "ignition" next to it. Don't worry if the grill doesn't ignite after you turn the knob; that just means the grill has an electric starter and you'll need to press the electric ignition button to ignite it. Look for the electric ignition button next to the ignition burner knob. Press and hold the button until you see flames ignite in the grill. It's normal for the button to make a clicking noise as you press it. Only the section of the grill directly behind the ignition burner knob and electric ignition button should be lit at this point. The rest of the grill knobs should still be turned off. Turning on the other grill knobs should cause the rest of the grill to ignite. Always let the grill preheat before cooking on it so the food gets cooked all the way through.