Write an article based on this "Preheat the oven to 450F (230C). Stir together Bisquick, sugar, and spices. Add apple pieces and cider/juice. If desired, add walnuts. Drop spoonfuls onto greased cookie sheet. Bake for 10-12 minutes or until golden brown. Allow to cool before serving."
article: As noted above, you're looking to simply combine these ingredients loosely in a large bowl lots of stirring isn't necessary. Make a "well" with your dry ingredients in the center of your bowl and pour the cider in. Fold the dry ingredients over the wet center portion just until the entire mixture is moist. Add the apple pieces all at once and fold the dough several times to incorporate. If you'd like walnuts in your biscuits, add them now, folding the dough several times to incorporate just as you did with the apple pieces. As above, each spoonful should use about one well-rounded tablespoon of dough, though there is no "correct" size. Keep a close eye on your biscuits and be willing to adjust your baking time as needed until you get a crisp texture these will usually take slightly longer to cook than the other recipes in this article. Transfer baked biscuits from cookie sheet to a cooling rack. Biscuits should be ready to eat after about five minutes or when they are cool enough to handle. For an extra hint of sweetness, sprinkle your biscuits with a pinch or two of sugar before serving.

Write an article based on this "Make a list of your accomplishments. Do some research on current salaries in your industry. Decide on a target salary."
article: Spend some time thinking about your contributions to the company over the past year or so (or since your last raise, if you've had one). Write down anything that you think is significant. For example, consider whether you have: Successfully completed any important projects. Saved the company money or helped increase revenue. Performed above and beyond what was expected of you. Gotten positive feedback from clients, customers, or supervisors. Find out about the typical salary range of other people in similar positions, with similar levels of experience, to yours. Ask around among colleagues to get an idea of how much they are making. You can also consult with your company's Human Resources department, or check out websites like http://www.payscale.com/ or https://www.glassdoor.com/. Once you have done your research, decide on a reasonable amount to ask for. Make your target salary as specific as possible. Managers are more receptive to specific numbers than ballpark figures. For example, rather than giving a range from $40,000-$45,000, ask for $43,500. Keep in mind that the average raise is between 1% and 5% of an employee's current salary. Factor this in when deciding on your target salary.

Write an article based on this "Place candles inside a cupcake tin. Melt the wax in the oven. Move the wicks. Place a pinecone in each opening. Let the wax set."
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Place a tealight candle in each compartment of a cupcake tin. To make the firelighters easier to remove, line each compartment of the tin with a cupcake wrapper. If the candle has any metal cases or similar pieces, remove those pieces before placing them in the tin. Leave the wick intact, but make sure that each wick stands upright. You could use pieces of broken candle instead of tea lights, if desired. Only fill the cupcake compartment about halfway; do not fill it to the very top. Place the tin of candles in your oven. Set the oven to bake at a temperature between 300 and 350 degrees Fahrenheit (150 to 180 degrees Celsius). Keep the candles inside until the wax completely melts. The exact temperature doesn't matter, but it should be within a moderate range to help the wax melt slowly, safely, and thoroughly. Carefully remove the pan from the oven. Use tweezers to fish out the wicks and move them to one side of the compartment. By moving the wicks, you will make it easier to prevent them from getting lost under the pinecones. If you used pieces of candle that did not have a wick, add a wick to the melted wax now. Use a small piece of rope or small tube of rolled paper. Slowly press one pinecone into each compartment of melted wax. The wax should rise up around it, but stop pressing down before the wax overflows. The best pinecones are those that are already open, but size does not make much difference. It is also advisable to lightly dust off as much dirt and debris as possible before using them in your firelighters. Once the wax cools and hardens, you should be able to remove the firelighters from the tin. Peel away the liners from the wax before using. Keep the firelighters in sealed plastic containers until ready to use.