Q: Herobrine is not real, has never been real, and will never be real. Herobrine is a myth or urban legend among Minecraft players, used to scare new or young players. If you believe that Herobrine is real, someone tricked you. If you think you've seen Herobrine, you were mistaken or an admin on your server was playing a trick on you. You cannot get Herobrine in your game without modding the game. This of course also means that all the urban legends about what Herobrine can do to you in real life aren't true either. He won't come out of the computer and haunt you if you leave it on at night, etc, etc. Many of the "signs" of Herobrine are easily faked. Don't take someone at their word that their game is unmodded. Don't get spooked if you see them in your own game either. Admins can change their skins, how their name displays, and do things like teleport to players and destroy vast areas in order to spook you. This is a sort of hazing or bullying and if someone tells you Herobrine is real, they aren't being very nice to you. The code of a game is like the game's DNA. Kind of like how you can't have wings because it's not in your DNA, a game can't have content that's not in the code. There's always a trail with code. Nothing can hide from people that know what they're doing. Do you think that if the character was really there, that someone wouldn't have proven it in the code by now? Herobrine can only appear through the use of mods, which introduce new code to the game. Notch, the creator of the game, has stated on multiple occasions that Herobrine is not real and will not be real. Since he makes a lot of his money from kids playing and loving the game, do you really think he'd add in something that would scare them away?
A: Rest easy. Stop listening to trolls. Look at the code. Listen to Notch.

Article: Knowing the ins and outs of music production is secondary to learning about music. You should understand music composition and theory. Comprehending sheet music would be very beneficial. Aim for one of the following four common band instruments: Pianos are perfect for any genre and any song. With newer pianos and synthesizers, any number of sounds can be made to reproduce the desired sounds. But in terms of just melody, a piano is perfect to work on a song, accompany a voice, or find pitch. The drums are key to timing of music. The drummer should be the band's metronome, and all others should follow that lead. With a bad drummer, the performance is sure to suffer. Guitars are in pretty much every band. Find out which chords are most popular/common, and learn to play them. Being able to pick guitar chords out of a song shows a good musical ear. Playing the bass is a classically overlooked skill. The bass is often the tempo for the rhythm section, and is a great foundation for any song you may produce. Part of being a good producer is knowing and understanding why a song needs to be changed. Finding the subtle nuance that makes a song memorable or exciting is a talent that must be fine-tuned. Your skill must be such that you can propose a change to an artist's song and make it better. Here are a few possible ways to change up your arrangement: Try changing up the choruses from time to time. Experiment with unorthodox instruments for a unique sound. Drop the music and let there be a vocal focal point for a moment. Knowing about music is one thing, but having an ear for hits is another. Gathering ideas for song selection, as well as session musicians, is critical when finding the next big thing. Analyze trends in music, top hits, and songs getting lots of airplay. Study the top ten religiously. Look at the types of songs that are hits. Research which song-writers have the ear of the public at the moment. Being immersed in music production means you are up to date on all facts about the industry. You'll learn the best ways to record, the best songwriting techniques, and you'll be better prepared to identify talent if you are more educated in the field. , Variety, and Rolling Stone are great for general music interests. Future Music and Sound on Sound" are magazines specifically targeting music production.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Learn how to play an instrument. Work on song arrangement changes. Select great songs. Read everything you can about music. Billboard

Q: Chickpeas thrive in "full sun" conditions, so you should choose an area that receives at least six hours of direct sunlight. Ideally, the soil bed should also have loose, well-drained soil already packed with organic material. You can grow chickpeas in partial shade, but doing so will dramatically decrease the eventual yield. Do not plant chickpeas in areas where green manures have grown or in soils that have a high nitrogen content. Nitrogen will cause the leaves to get large and bushy, but the overall yield of the plant will end up decreasing if nitrogen levels are too high. Avoid heavy clay soils or areas that are especially shady. To improve the condition of the soil and ready it for your plants, chop in a few handfuls of aged compost a day to a week before transplanting. Also consider mixing in a fertilizer rich in potassium and phosphorus to encourage a higher yield. If the soil is too heavy, mix in agricultural sand, fine gravel, or a soil perfecter to make it less dense and to improve drainage. Avoid mixing in mosses, since these tend to trap too much water. Chickpea seedlings are considered "frost tolerant," but they still thrive best when transplanted outdoors after the threat of frost passes. The seedlings should also be about 4 to 5 inches (10 to 12.7 cm) tall at the time of transplant. The plants will grow best when daytime temperatures range between 70 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit (21 and 27 degrees Celsius) and when night temperature stay above 65 degrees Fahrenheit (18 degrees Celsius). Space the seedlings 5 to 6 inches (12.7 to 15.25 cm) apart. The holes you dig should be as deep as the seedling pots. As they grow, the plants will start crowding into each other. A little crowding can actually be a good thing, though, since the plants help support each other as they cross into each other. If planting the chickpeas in rows, space the rows 18 to 24 inches (46 to 61 cm) apart. As noted, each hole you dig should be big enough to fit the entire seedling pot. Place the seedling pot in the hole and lightly cover the edges with additional soil. Do not attempt to remove the seedlings from their pots. Doing so can shock the delicate root system and cause the plants to die.
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Choose the right location. Prepare the soil. Transplant after the frost passes. Keep the seedlings close. Bury the entire seedling pot.