INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Gates can also be attached to cobblestone walls. The gate must have a solid block beneath it (they can't be placed in mid-air). It's at the bottom of the screen. If you're using a console, press L2 or Z2. The gate is now placed. Gates can also be attached to cobblestone walls. Press L2 or Z2 if you're using a console system. Gates can be opened both inward and outward.

SUMMARY: Go to the part of the fence where you want to place the gate. Select the gate in your hotbar. Right-click the spot where you want to place the gate. Right-click the gate to open or close it.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A simple way that you can boost your study sessions, is to make some flashcards that have your spelling words on them. To make a flash card, simply write down a spelling word on one side of the card and leave the other blank. You can use flashcards in a few different ways to help you study more effectively. Try studying with flashcards using some of these methods: Glance at the side of the card with the word on it. Flip the card over and try to spell the word from memory. Have a friend read the word out loud to you. Try to spell the word without looking. Have your friend tell you if your spelling was correct. Review your cards anytime to get more familiar with how to properly spell your words. While you can do well studying alone, studying with a friend can give you some extra help. You can both improve your spelling skills as you work together to memorize the words on your list. Try scheduling study sessions with a friend to get in some extra practice and make learning your words a bit more fun. Studying with a friend can allow you both to quiz each other. Both quizzing and being quizzed will give you practice. Try including a fun competition to see who can spell the most words correctly. Mnemonics are mental associations that can be used to help remember things. You can use basic mnemonic methods to help you remember the correct spelling of the words on your spelling test. Consider using some of the following examples of mnemonics to help you do well on your test: You can use acronyms to help with tough words. For example, the word "weird" could be remembered by assigning a word to each letter. "Would everyone inside read documents?" could be the saying you use to remember how to spell the word "weird". Try including difficult areas of a word in your mnemonic. For example, Sep"arat"e is "a rat of a word to spell" could help you remember the tricky middle section of the word separate. The English language is made up of words that were borrowed from many other language families. Because of this, many of the words in English can be difficult to spell. However, learning the language of origin for a word can give you some hints when you are remembering how to spell it. Take a look at some of these examples to get a better idea of how learning the origins of words can help you spell them: Many English words come from Latin. In words with a Latin origin, most "K" sounds are spelled with the letter C. Many "S" sounds will be spelled with an "SC" combination. Words with Greek origins may spell the short I sound with the letter Y. For example, in the word "symbiotic", the "y" has the sound of a short i.

SUMMARY: Make some flashcards. Study with a friend. Use mnemonics. Learn the origin of a word.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Waxing can be painful, but it is quite effective at reducing body hair growth. Since the hair is removed from the root, the hair grows back finer, thinner, and slower. You can either buy wax to apply yourself at home or go to a spa or salon to get a professional wax treatment. There are two different kinds of wax. If you are waxing at home, make sure you get hard wax for sensitive areas such as your face, underarms, and bikini area. Soft wax can be used on heartier areas, such as your legs, back, chest, and arms. You can buy wax you heat in the microwave and fabric strips in most major retailers. You can also buy premade wax strips if you don't want to deal with melting your own wax. One of the main downsides is that waxing should only be done about once every two weeks. This means that the body hair must be left to grow for that long. This can be uncomfortable at first, especially in problem areas, but over time, the hair growth should be reduced enough to make it harder to notice. If your hair growth is still too much, you can also remove the hair as well. Although there is a persistent myth that shaving makes hair grow back thicker and faster, there is no scientific fact behind this claim. Shaving an area will reduce the amount of hair for the time being while you wait for the hair to be reduced by other means. This method can cause irritation. Make sure, if you shave, to put plenty of shaving cream or lather on the area you shave in order to loosen the hair follicles and reduce skin irritation. Depilatory creams are chemical creams that dissolve the hair upon application. These creams used to smell awful and make your skin sting upon application, but developments in recent years have made many change to this method of hair removal that have made them more comfortable and pleasant to use. These creams, such as Nair, dissolve the hair above the skin. Although your hair may grow back a little faster than with waxing, the hair may be finer and lighter due to the bleaching qualities in many of these creams. This method also hurts much less than waxing and does not cause skin irritation like shaving can. You can buy some specifically designed for particular areas of your body, such as your face, bikini area, and your legs.

SUMMARY: Start waxing. Shave the area. Use depilatory creams.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: On a cutting board, use a chef's knife to cut the acorn squash in half, from stem to end. Place each half in a baking pan, skin-side down. Butter the pan or use a non-stick spray to prevent the bottom of the squash from sticking to the pan. Sprinkle the brown sugar and maple syrup evenly onto each half. in the oven for about one hour. The squash should be very soft, and the tops browned. Remove from the oven and allow to cool before serving.

SUMMARY:
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F (204 degrees C). Scoop out the seeds and stringy portion from the center of each half. Spread 1/2 tablespoon (29.6ml) of butter onto each half of the squash. Bake