Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hunt solo if you plan to cover small patches like field edges. You'll need to hunt in a group for large areas like cornfields or cattail marshes. Find pheasant by walking in a zigzag or "S" pattern to ensure that you cover a lot of ground. Keep your dog nearby. Look for pheasant tracks, or listen for crowing. Aim ahead of the bird, in the direction of flight.

Answer: Your dog will be especially helpful you are alone, so be sure to hunt into the wind. Drive around a strip of cover and position downwind. Move toward an open area or an obstruction to slow the birds. Rises and ravines are also good positions because you have cover, and birds are obstructed. Groups can cover much more ground. The social aspect of group hunting is an attraction for many hunters. Be meticulous. If you are in a group, coordinate your patterns. Pause frequently to confuse the birds and make them nervous. Be very quiet at all times. Use hand signals to other hunters rather than shouting to each other. From the time you arrive on the grounds, to the moment you leave, be very quiet. Be patient. When your dog stops and points or quivers, get close to him quickly and quietly. If you a using a flushing dog, such as a Lab, the dog will flush out the rooster. A pointing dog, such as German Short-haired Pointers, will point to the bird, allowing you to do the flushing. Pheasants have three toes pointing forward, with the middle often being longer. Tracks are more easily visible in mud or snow. Pheasants like corn, so look for corn patches. They are attracted to the green and shade. Pheasants also like thick cattails and marshy areas. Make your shot only after the bird is above human height. You will have about a two second opportunity, so you need to be very quick. If you hit the bird and killed it, good job! Most dogs will retrieve the bird for you, or you can get it yourself. Dress and cool the meat as soon as possible to avoid spoilage. If you did not hit the bird, just try again next time!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know the history of the movement. Read up. Understand the basic precepts of existentialism. Remember that existentialism is not the same as nihilism.

Answer: Existentialism is a philosophical movement grounded in a particular historical context, and transferring its tenets to today's cultural moment means understanding what it meant when it developed. It developed and flourished in Europe during the 1940s and 1950s, in a post-war context in which many people felt disillusioned with organized religion and society and felt like life had no real meaning or purpose. Like all branches of philosophy, existentialism developed through the writings of prominent philosophers. Start by reading works of Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, and Albert Camus. While de Beauvoir wrote many works that are considered essential reading, The Second Sex is a great place to start. It is a critical look at society's gender roles, and garnered de Beauvoir a reputation as a founder of the feminist movement. Try Jean-Paul Sartre's book 'Nausea' where he lays out the basics of existentialism. As a philosophy, existentialism is based on a major premise and several minor premises: The major premise of existentialism is that the meaning of existence and the nature of humanity cannot be truly understood through natural sciences (like biology and psychology) or by moral categories (found in religion and social codes) alone. Instead, meaning is found in authenticity. Existentialists believe there is no larger meaning or order to the universe or to our lives; that is, there is no destiny or fate, and your individual life has no pre-determined purpose. Still, people have complete free will and can make choices about their daily actions in order to make those actions meaningful and ordered despite the lack of meaning and order in the universe. Thus, life gains meaning by individuals ascribing meaning through authentic lives. Nihilism states there is no purpose to life and there never can be whereas existentialism says you make your own. While many existentialist writings have themes of anxiety, hopelessness, and boredom, it is not because the writers did not see a purpose in life. It is because they were overwhelmed with the challenge of creating meaning in a world where meaning is not inherent, as well as frustrated with academic systems that ascribed purpose where, to their minds, it did not exist.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Firefox. Tap . Tap Settings. Tap Privacy. Tap Cookies. Tap Enabled.

Answer: Tap the Firefox app icon, which resembles an orange fox wrapped around a blue globe. You cannot change cookie settings in the Firefox mobile browser for iPhone or iPad; they are already enabled. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. This option is at the bottom of the drop-down menu. The Settings page will open. You'll find it near the middle of the page. It's near the top of the page. Doing so prompts a pop-up window to open. This option is at the top of the pop-up menu. Doing so enables cookies for your Firefox browser.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Craft your letter with a personal touch. Show your knowledge of the celebrity you're writing to. Prepare your letter to be sent.

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When writing letters to celebrities, you have to make sure that your letter stands out and shows them that it is worth replying to. Skip the formality of typing your letters and sit down to handwrite one instead. Flesh your letter out by sharing ways you appreciate the celebrity and how their career influences you personally. Choose two or three different moments in their career that you admire and make sure you're genuine in your praise and enthusiasm. Format your letter, starting it off with: Dear [Person's Full Name]. Structure your letter into three paragraphs. In the first paragraph, you will compliment their talent and achievements. Celebrities can tell when you're being insincere so make sure it's a celebrity whose career you follow and admire so that you have a lot to talk about. In the second paragraph, you will list your favorite work of theirs or something that really strikes you about their career. Showing them how much you know about their films and that you've followed the characters they've played will speak volumes of how much of a fan you are. In the third, you will request to be sent an autograph or to have an item autographed. Tell them how appreciative you would be if they were to give you your autograph and make sure you thank them. Give them best wishes and close with your signature. Place your signed letter into a 9x12 envelope so that the celebrity can send an 8x10 signed photo if they choose to do so. Also include a self-addressed 9x12 envelope in the packaging with your letter. Take things a step further by making things even more convenient for the celeb in question. Include the photo or item you want them to sign in the package. If you are looking to collect autographs, include another item (a photo, a paper, a book, a card) in your package for the celebrity to sign. This will make authenticating the signature easier because you will have a reference to compare the signature to.