Problem: Article: Is the atmosphere similar to earth, where the inhabitants can breathe in the air comfortably? Or is the atmosphere more gaseous or toxic, similar to a planet like Saturn? Describe how the atmosphere looks, smells, and feels. Consider the weather. Is it the same in every part of the world? Is it warmer or cooler in certain spots? Does the weather change daily? Weekly? Monthly? Specify where the world is located within the larger universe. Is the world close to other worlds? Is it far away from other worlds? Is the world surrounded by meteors or space ships? For example, your world could be at the center of a solar system consisting of inhabitable planets. Or it could be surrounded by a meteor field. Decide if there is only one landscape on the world or many different landscapes. Is one landscape swampy, humid, and warm all the time? Is another landscape closer to a desert or a tundra? Is the landscape a combination of different climates? Are there mountains, oceans and lakes in the world? Is there only barren land in the world? Focus on the landscape where your main character lives first. Then, branch out to describe the surrounding landscapes or areas where they travel to. It may help to draw a map of the landscapes in the world. You can then use this map as a guide when you write your story. Determine if the inhabitants of the world are human as well as animal. Maybe half the population are alien inhabitants and the other half are human inhabitants. List all the main inhabitants of the world so you know who lives in the fictional world. For example, one area could be populated by elves and another area could be populated by dwarves. You should also consider animals and wildlife in the world. Are there animals that look like animals on earth? Is there wildlife all over the world or only in certain areas? Decide how the inhabitants of the world eat and survive. Does food grow from trees or in fields? Do the inhabitants get power and electricity from the world? If so, does it come from water in the world or other sources? You should also think about whether the world has resources like natural minerals, wood, and fossil fuels. They could then be used by the inhabitants of the world.
Summary: Determine the atmosphere and weather of the world. Identify the location of the world. Describe the landscapes in the world. List the inhabitants of the world. Determine the key resources and food sources in the world.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can choose a color and style of durag that work for you. Many people prefer doo rag that are a stretchy material that can be seen through when stretched. This makes them more breathable when they're tied tightly around your head. Line the center seam up with the center of your head for symmetry. Place the durag so that the front edge sits between your eyebrows and your hairline. Make sure your hairline is covered. If you have sideburns, they should stick out underneath. Take one tie in each hand. Pull both ties back behind the head so that they cross in an "X" behind the head. The ties will want to roll up so that they seem more like ropes than bands of fabric. Pull the ties back on their respective sides of the head. So the tie on the right hand side gets pulled back along the right side of the head. Ties should rest between the ear and the head, so that the ears stay exposed. If you don't want the ties to roll up like ropes, you can press them flat against your head as you pull them and wrap them. Once you've crossed the ties in the back of your head, pull them back in front. Make sure they cross in the center of your forehead. Then pull them all the way to the back of your head. If you want them to lie flat, you can smooth them out at this point also. Don't pull the ties too tightly or you can get headaches. Tie the ties into a knot at the back of your head. It should sit at the base of your skull. Begin as though you were tying your shoes. However, instead of making loops, simply make a double knot. Be careful not to tie it so tightly that you can't undo it later. The flap will now be hanging down your neck underneath the ties. Pull it down as though you were trying to get it to touch your back. This will tighten the durag and give some nice compression on your hair. Don't pull too hard or it will feel uncomfortable. Once the flap is pulled tight, you may want to tuck or tie it up. This prevents the flap from hanging down on your neck, which can get hot, or look sloppy. You can roll the flap up from the bottom and tuck it over the ties so that they hold it in place. If the flap is long enough, you can tie it in a knot and then tuck it up into the ties. This will create a small bump where the knot gets tucked.

SUMMARY: Place the durag on your head. Wrap the ties behind the head. Cross the ties in front of the head. Tie a knot. Pull down on the flap. Fold up flap if desired.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Don't spray the WD-40 directly in the dryer because it is flammable. Scrub at the crayon stains with the rag. Continue wiping until the marks lift off. Avoid using this method in a dryer with a pilot light. Discard the rag with the WD-40. Get some paper towels wet and soapy. Use these to remove any oily residue in your dryer. After you wipe out the oil, unplug your dryer. Dip a sponge or clean rag into a bucket of warm soapy water. Wash the entire inside of your dryer. Focus on wiping down the areas where you rubbed most with the WD-40. Use a clean rag to wipe the inside of the dryer. Finish cleaning your dryer with a load of clean, wet rags. This will also collect any stray crayon pieces. Check the drum of the dryer for any streaks of crayon after you run the load. If you see more crayon, repeat the WD-40 cleaning process.
Summary: Spray an old rag with WD-40. Remove oily residue with wet paper towels. Clean your dryer. Run a load of clean rags through a drying cycle.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Lil Pump wears a lot of black and bright colors, especially when it comes to hoodies. Pink, blue, yellow, orange, white, and black are all very popular colors. You can style a bright sweatshirt with light jeans and bright shoes for an easy but statement-making look. For pullover hoodies, get a size up from your normal fit. Lil Pump tends to wear pullovers baggier. Zip up hoodies can be tighter or looser, depending on what makes you feel and look best. Patterned sweaters are a staple in Lil Pump's wardrobe. Look for repeating symbols like lips, lions, stars, and stripes. Lil Pump wears v-necks and crew neck sweaters, so purchase whatever you feel comfortable in. When wearing a patterned sweater, keep the rest of your outfit simple by wearing dark jeans and simple, dark-colored shoes. The focus will be on your sweater, rather than other parts of your outfit. Like many rappers and alternative artists, Lil Pump has an affinity for puffer jackets. Find one in a dark, solid color so that it doesn't clash with your bright colored sweaters and shirts. You can wear it with a bright sweatshirt or hoodie and sneakers to channel many of Lil Pump's outfits. Try to find a jacket that isn't too puffy, but still gives you that 90's rapper look that Lil Pump emulates. Lil Pump loves to layer t-shirts under his outerwear pieces. Pick a few solid t-shirts in colors like bright blue, red, pink, orange, or yellow, as well as white and black. You can use shirts to layer under hoodies and sweatshirts, or wear them on their own with any color of pants for a simple look.
Summary:
Pick out bright colored or black hoodies and sweatshirts. Select patterned knit sweaters for statement pieces. Find a puffy winter jacket as a layering item. Get some bright colored t-shirts for everyday staples.