Write an article based on this "Find a suitable piece of wood. Attach nails or spikes. Skewer corn cobs. Place the feeder in an accessible area. Monitor the food supply."
article: Wood will function as the base of the corn feeder, so it is important that you find a stable piece of wood that is strong enough to remain in one piece once nails have been driven through it and can support the weight of the corn as well as the weight of the squirrels. Once you have selected a suitable piece of wood, drive long nails or small spikes into the wood. Make sure the nails are spaced far enough apart from one another so that they can comfortable be fitted with an ear of corn. Drive full ears of corn onto the nails you inserted into the piece of wood you selected. Make sure the ears are spaced far enough apart to allow multiple squirrels to access them at once. Make sure that the feeder is placed in an area that is ideal for the squirrels and also accessible to you. You will need to be to access the feeder to replenish the food supply. If your primary aim is to observe the squirrels that come to your yard to feed, make sure the feeder is located in an area that will be visible to you. If a feeder remains empty or the food supply has been exhausted for some time, squirrels will move on to other food sources. Be sure to keep your feeder well-stocked with ears of corn to attract squirrels and ensure that they keep coming back.

Write an article based on this "Remain honest with yourself. Keep a journal. Talk to your best friend."
article: Devote time to taking inventory of your life. Determine if your feelings towards this guy are genuine or a means of distraction. Ask yourself hard questions and provide yourself with honest answers Do you find yourself daydreaming about him? Have you engineered ways to "accidentally" bump into him in public or at school? Are all of your friends in relationships and you feel left out? Did your crush develop at a convenient time, like just before a dance or a month before Valentine's Day? While you determine whether or not you like a guy, keep a daily journal. Write about your interactions with him. Describe how you feel when you see him. Note if those feelings carry you through the rest of your day or dissipate shortly after you part ways. Jot down any daydreams; keep track of any hopes you have for a future with him. At the end of each week, re-read your journal entries to evaluate your feelings. Turn to your best friendthe person who knows you the bestfor advice. Discuss your feelings with your best friend. Disclose why you are unsure if you like this guy. After you have talked, listen. Allow your best friend to provide you with feedback. Your best friend's response may upset you, challenge you, or confirm how you truly feel. Take time to process their feedback.

Write an article based on this "Get a larger cage for both hamsters. Set up the cage so there are no blind corners or blocked off areas. Provide two beds, two water bottles, two food dishes and two wheels. Stick to the same daily routine for both hamsters. Handle both hamsters together before returning them to their cage."
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Your hamsters might be aggressive with each other because they have limited space to live and play. This can trigger your hamsters' natural tendency to fight for territory. One hamster should have at least 360 square inches of floor space, so two hamsters should have at least double this size. Talk to a sales associate at your local pet store to find a cage that is large enough to keep both hamsters happy and stress free. It's important to lay out your hamsters' home so neither can trap the other. Avoid long expanses of tube and any blind corners. Make sure any boxes or houses in the cage have at least two exits, so both hamsters cannot be trapped together at once. There should also be no narrow corners or sections in the cage to prevent the hamsters from getting stuck or blocked in. Have two sets of accessories for each hamster so they don't have to share or fight over a bottle or a bed. Having two beds is important, as most hamsters do not like sharing beds. If possible, you should also provide two sets of toys, like two wheels or two boxes with two entrances. You should also provide two large food dishes for the hamsters, large enough to fit one hamster in the dish. Most hamsters like to sit in their food dish and don't like to fight for space in the same dish. Show the hamsters equal treatment and care by feeding, playing, and grooming them at the same time every day. This will cut down on any tension between them and bond them together. Once the pair spends significant amounts of time together, they should treat each other like companions and have less aggression towards each other. Try to always take both hamsters out of their cage at the same time and handle them together in your hands so they have the same scent on them. This will reduce chasing in their cage and any stress between the hamsters.