Write an article based on this "Use the minor tuning to play big, 6-string minor chords easily. Bar across all 6 strings with the index finger, and bar the last five strings with the third finger, two frets up. Simplify to 4-string chords to get even faster, chunkier chords. Add the 5th string back in with your index finger for an extra bass note."
article: The hand position to hold a six string minor chord is identical to the 'power chord' form, but all 6 strings are held down. This makes minor chords fast, simple, and easy to find. Here is how a G minor chord would look in tab: --5-- --5-- --5-- --5-- --5-- --3-- You can play some very nice 4-string major chords with a hand position that is simpler than the multi-finger bar chord used in standard tuning. Just bar across the first 4 strings with the index finger, then place the middle finger on the 3rd (F) string one fret up. Here's how a G major chord would look in tab: --5-- --5-- --6-- --5-- --X-- --X-- You can also add a bass note to these major chords by playing the 5th string without altering the feel of the chord too much. Another advantage of playing major chords this way is that the ring and 4th fingers are free to add some nice runs to your chord work. Major chords with these sorts of easily available runs embellishing them aren't heard too often in rock music, so this is an opportunity to break new ground to some extent. The beauty of this tuning is that the low E, A, and D strings remain unchanged, so you can still do power chord work on the bass strings. The tuning is especially nice for those metal songs that begin with a lot of clean minor chords and then go into the distorted fifths.

Write an article based on this "Heat .5 cups (120ml) of milk into a saucepan for 5 minutes. Pour the heated milk into a cup of steeped Earl Grey. Add a .5 teaspoons (2.5ml) of vanilla extract to the tea and stir."
article: Pour .5 cups (120ml) of milk into a saucepan and set it on top of your stovetop. Turn the heat to medium-high and stir the milk as it heats up, ensuring that the milk does not start to boil or burn. The milk should be warm and frothy when ready. Use coconut or almond milk for added creaminess and sweetness. Pour the heated milk into a cup of Earl Grey that has steeped for 3-5 minutes. Then, stir the tea with a spoon so that the steam milk gets incorporated with the cup of tea. Do not pour the milk into the water before the tea has steeped, as milk will often mute the flavors in the tea. The vanilla extract will add vanilla notes and play off the flavors in the steamed milk. Taste the tea and add more vanilla if desired.

Write an article based on this "Write a thesis statement. Organize your argument from start to finish. Set up your main ideas or paragraphs. Add the main points you want to cover in each paragraph."
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The thesis statement is the main idea of your paper. You want to cover your basic argument to let your readers know what you plan to argue. For a literary analysis, you should connect the main idea or theme of the work to a specific way the author shows it. For example, you might write, "In 1984, Orwell's use of imagery to establish a bleak and dreary world is key to bringing home his theme that totalitarianism is something to be avoided at all costs." How you organize your essay is up to you. One typical method is to go through the book in order, providing your evidence starting at the beginning of the book and moving towards the end. Alternatively, it may make sense to you to begin with a historical introduction to the work to provide context. Another method is to present your most important part of the argument first and work down from there. Write down a Roman numeral for each main idea you want to cover in your essay, as well as your introduction and conclusion. Next to the Roman numeral, jot down that main idea in a shortened form. For instance, you might write: I. Introduction II. Provide background information and historical context for 1984 III. Introduce the author's main theme IV. Establish how imagery helps create the theme V. Conclusion Under each Roman numeral, use letters and then Arabic numerals to go into more detail about what you want to cover in each section. You can be very specific or just cover the basics. However, the more specific you are, the easier it will be to write your essay. Your detailed outline might look something like this: I. Introduction A. Introduce work, including author, title, and date B. Thesis: In 1984, Orwell's use of imagery to establish a bleak and dreary world is key to bringing home his theme that totalitarianism is something to be avoided at all costs. II. Provide background information and historical context for 1984 A. Discuss World War II B. Bring up Orwell's experiences in Spain 1. Experiences of fascism influenced work 2. Feared totalitarianism on the right and left C. Coined phrase "cold war" III. Introduce the author's main theme A. Warning against totalitarianism 1. Party in complete control 2. No privacy, even for thoughts 3. Orwell thought this was the logical conclusion of a complete totalitarianism IV. Establish how imagery helps create the theme A. Book begins with bleak, colorless imagery, sets up tone B. Description of urban decay creates a feeling of the world falling apart B. Contrasting imagery when Winston has experiences with Julia, re-establishes purpose of main imagery V. Conclusion