Write an article based on this "Identify your hero's goal or purpose. Develop traits that will make your hero likable. Give your hero flaws to make them more realistic. Identify how your hero will grow from their experiences."
article: Think about who your hero is and what they want. Identify their reason for being, what they value most, and what is missing from their life. Understanding and developing your hero's motivations will be the driving force for your entire story, so it's important to make this as detailed as possible. For example, perhaps your hero has to find a special resource that will allow them to repair a machine that cleans all of the water for their village. Or, perhaps someone the hero loves has been kidnapped and they need to seek out and fight the villain who took this person from them. A good hero is not only someone with extraordinary abilities, it is also someone people look up to and would love to have as a friend. Think about what makes your hero likable and how you can incorporate these traits into your story. For example, your hero might be the son of a blacksmith who is skilled at sword fighting, but incredibly humble about their abilities and unwilling to enter competitions. Or, your hero might be a beautiful young princess who prefers blue jeans to ball gowns and who isn't above working alongside her own staff when there's a crisis. A perfect hero will be less likable and also harder for readers to relate to. It's important to give your hero some flaws as well. Your hero needs to seem human even if they're an immortal, such as a god or goddess. Think about what your hero's weaknesses might be and how you could weave those into your story. For example, your hero might be clumsy, gullible, hot-tempered, or impatient. Demonstrating your hero's growth is an important part of writing a story about a hero. Think about what changes your hero needs to make to overcome their biggest obstacle or to obtain the object of their quest. Knowing this ahead of time will help you to plan your story out and provide your hero with opportunities to develop the skills they need to be successful. For example, perhaps your hero needs to gain self-confidence and overcome a fear of public speaking. To give them practice, they might have a couple of opportunities where they will have to get the attention of a small crowd or a room full of people. This could be leading up to a scene where they have to speak in front of thousands of people to achieve their objective.

Write an article based on this "Squeeze some lemon in water for a low-calorie beverage. Make homemade lemonade. Brew tea from lemons Whip up some lemony cocktails"
article: Give hot or cold water a boost by squeezing lemon juice into it. Just cut a lemon in half and squeeze the juice from the lemon half into your cup. Or slice a lemon into wedges, freeze the wedges, and then add them to your water instead of adding ice cubes. If you don't have a citrus juicer, remove seeds from lemon slices before freezing them by extracting as many as possible with a fork. To avoid getting seeds in your water when squeezing a lemon half, hold the cut side upwards, so the juice will drip down the sides of the lemon when you squeeze it. Pour 1 c of white, granulated sugar and 1 c of water into a small saucepan and mix them together until they simmer. Squeeze 4-6 lemons to produce approximately 1 c of lemon juice. Mix the simple sugar and lemon juice together and refrigerate for 30-40 minutes. Feel free to adjust the amount of sugar. If you prefer a tart, less-sugary beverage, cut the sugar down to c. Add soda water to this mix to create a lemon soda. . In a teapot, add slices of lemon and the tea leaves or herbs of your choosing. Add honey or sugar if you want a sweet tea. Pour boiling water over your ingredients and let sit for about five minutes. Strain and serve immediately for a warm, pleasant beverage. Drink lemon tea with honey to soothe a sore throat. Boil slices of ginger for ten minutes, add lemon, and drink hot or cold. . Lemons are a staple of any bar. Try making classic drinks like the lemon drop, gin fizz, or whisky sour. Add a wedge of lemon to a pale lager or other light beer.

Write an article based on this "Assemble your supplies. Pour boiling water into a glass jar. Place ice in the jar lid. Spray aerosol into the jar. Place a dark-colored piece of paper behind the jar. Open the lid and touch the cloud. Understand why this works."
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Assemble all your supplies for this science experiment before you start. Have the following on hand: 1USgal (3.8L) glass jar with lid Aerosol (hairspray or air freshener) Flashlight or lamp Water Dark-colored paper and flashlight Put enough water in the jar to cover the bottom, or about 1 inch (2.5cm). Swirl the water around so that the jar heats up. This will also prevent any condensation from forming in the jar. The jar will be very hot. Be sure to use oven mitts to hold the jar. Turn the jar lid upside down so that it's a little bowl. Place two ice cubes in the lid. Lay the lid on top of the jar. You may now see some condensation in the jar. Use an aerosol product like hairspray or air freshener to spray into the jar. Lift the iced lid up and quickly spray a small amount into the jar. Replace the lid to trap the aerosol in the jar. Use a dark piece of paper to create contrast. This way, you will be able to see the cloud that has formed in the jar. You can also use a flashlight to shine into the jar. When you lift the lid off the jar, the cloud will float out. You can let it pass through your fingers. You created hot, moist air in the jar when you poured in the boiling water. The ice on the lid works to cool the air as it rises. This water vapor will turn back into a liquid when it cools, but it needs a surface to condense on. When you spray the aerosol into the jar, you've given the water vapor a surface. The molecules stick to the aerosol and condense into cloud droplets. The clouds swirl around inside the jar because the air inside is swirling around. The warm air is rising while the cool air is sinking. You can see the movement of air as the clouds swirl.