Problem: Article: You likely already have many of the parts you'll need for this project, excluding some of the electrical components. These can be bought at most hardware stores, home centers, and electronics stores. You'll need: 1 megaohm resistor (x1) 10nF capacitor (x1) 1520 inches (3851cm) of red insulated wire 1520 inches (3851cm) of black insulated wire 4560 feet (1418m) of 26 AWG (0.4 mm) enamelled wire (for the inductor) 200pF variable tuning capacitor (160pF will do. Up to 500pF works) 22uF electrolytic capacitor, (10v or higher) (x1) 33pF capacitor (x1) 50100ft (1530m) insulated wire (any color; for the antenna) 9-volt battery (x1) Electronics breadboard Electrical tape Operational amplifier, type 741 or equivalent (also called an op-amp; x1) Toilet paper tube, or small, non-conductive cylinder, 1.752 inches (4451mm) in diameter (glass bottle, cardboard/plastic tube, etc.) Speaker Wire strippers (or a similar item, like sharp scissors or a knife) Small knife or medium grit sandpaper The antenna is one of the simplest parts of a homemade radio: all you need is a long piece of wire. Ideally, the wire should be 50 feet (15.2m) long, but if you don't have that much, you can use as little as 15 or 20 feet (4.6 or 6.1m). When choosing wire for your antenna, prioritize small diameter insulated wire (like ones in the 20- or 22-gauge), as these work best. Boost the reception of your antenna by looping its insulated wire into a coiled circle. You can keep the coil from unraveling with zip ties or electrical tape. Loop 50 feet (15.2m) of wire about 5 times. Jumper wires will connect components installed on the breadboard later. Cut one piece of black wire and one piece of red wire so that each is about 5 inches (12.7cm) long. Use wire strippers (or a sharp knife) to remove about 0.5 inches (1.3cm) of insulation from both ends of each piece of wire. Jumper wires can always be cut down to size if they turn out to be too long, so you may want to cut these a little on the long side at first. When you wrap wire around a cylinder with no space in the windings of the wire, it allows the wire to pick up radio waves as electromagnetic energy. This process sounds complicated, but making one is simple. Wrap 90 turns of enamelled wire into a tight coil around a cylinder 1.75 to 2 inches (44 to 51mm) in diameter. Start winding your inductor at one end of the cylinder. Leave about 5 inches (12.7cm) of slack where you fasten the wire with electrical tape to the lip of the cylinder. Wrap leaving no gaps in the windings. Aim for cylinders 1.75 to 2 inches (44 to 51mm) in diameter. Avoid metal cylinders, because metal will throw off your signal. The more windings your inductor has, the more inductance it has and the lower the frequency it will tune to. Continue wrapping until the whole cylinder is completely coiled with wire. Fasten the end with electrical tape, then measure another 5 inches (12.7cm) of slack and cut the wire off at this point. Since the wire is covered with enamel, scrape the ends with a small knife to reveal 0.5 inches (1.3cm) of bare copper so that we can connect it to the circuit. Alternatively, use medium sandpaper to sand the ends. The windings of your inductor can also be held in place with a liberal application of hot glue or a similar adhesive.
Summary: Gather your supplies. Make an antenna. Cut and strip jumper wires. Make a coil to serve as an inductor. Wrap the cylinder completely to finish the inductor.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's the multicolored app that resembles a camera lens. If you're already logged into Instagram, doing this will take you to the home page. If you have not logged in automatically, enter the email address and password for your Instagram account. Posts may appear in your feed when you open Instagram. You can also tap the icon that resembles a magnifying glass at the bottom of the Instagram and then type the name of the profile you saw post an inappropriate post in the search bar at the top. Then tap the profile and locate the inappropriate post on their wall. It's the icon with three dots in the upper-right corner above each post. This displays a pop-out menu. It's in the pop-out menu that appears when you tap the icon with three dots. If the post in question contains material that is abusive, pornographic, or violence, tap It's inappropriate. If the post in question is repetitive, or trying to sell something, tap It's spam. This instantly reports the post. You cannot report Instagram ads as spam. However, if you find an ad that is inappropriate, you can tap the icon with three dots above the ad and tap Report Ad.

SUMMARY: Open Instagram. Locate an inappropriate post. Tap above the post. Tap Report. Tap It's spam or It's inappropriate.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A pair of Blue Rams will do best in a tank that is at least 10 gallons. If you add other fish or other cichlid pairs, then you'll need to go up to at least 20 gallons. Disregard everything you've heard about the one gallon of water per inch of fish rule, it's simply outdated and extremely flawed. Remember that German Blue Ram Cichlids can grow to be 23 inches (5.17.6cm) at maturity. Overcrowding is not a problem to be taken lightly. It can stress your fish out, making them more prone to illness. It can also lead to increased aggressiveness and even starvation. Rams are accustomed to the tropical waters of Venezuela and Colombia, right near the equator. The areas they occupy are shallow with minimal cover, and they require consistent water temperatures of at least 80 degrees, with 82-86 being optimal. A heater can be used to regulate your tanks temperature. An aquarium light improves tank visibility. Many people choose to purchase an aquarium hood that includes a built-in light and heater. Whatever lighting setup you choose, German Blue Ram Cichlids do best with light during the daytime. 6-8 hours of light a day is plenty; any more than that and you may run into algae problems. This is the base material that covers the floor of your tank. Blue Rams prefer sand or gravel, as they mirror a Ram's natural habitat. Make sure to rinse your substrate out before adding, otherwise it will make your tank appear murky. Add at least 2 inches (5.1cm) of sand or gravel at the bottom of the tank and spread it out evenly. Blue Rams do best in a complex habitat with a number of good hiding spaces. Be sure to include plants, rocks, caves, and driftwood in your tank. These items will make water changes more of a hassle, but will improve the health of your cichlids in the long term. Place larger plants on the outer perimeter of the tank. Make sure to leave swimming space in between and an open area in the middle of the tank. The Dwarf Amazon Sword and Brazilian Water Ivy are two plants that Blue Rams enjoy. A good selection of driftwood pieces can help regulate the pH level, provide great hiding spaces, and serve as a plant anchor. Make sure to buy your driftwood from a pet store, as this will ensure that is safe for aquarium use. You may notice some water yellowing after adding driftwood, this is perfectly normal and can be remedied via regular water changes.
Summary:
Select the proper tank size. Install the proper heater, hood, and light. Add substrate. Provide ample and appropriate tank decorations.