Write an article based on this "Prune the sage in early spring. Prevent mildew. Control pests. Replace the plant every three to five years."
article: Prune the older, woodier stems in early spring, after the danger of freezing is past but before new growth has really begun. Prune each stem by about a third. Mildew is one of the only problems sage-growers have to deal with. You can avoid it by watching the plants carefully during hot, humid weather and by thinning the plants regularly to increase air circulation. You can also try mulching the earth around the plant with pebbles, as this helps any moisture to evaporate more quickly. If mildew does develop on you plant, try spritzing it with a horticultural oil or sulfur spray. Sage is usually not a target for pests, but sometimes it will be affected by spider mites, thrips, and Spittlebugs. If you notice any pests, try using an organic pesticide (like pyrethrum) or an insecticidal soap to keep them under control. After about three to five years, the sage plant will become woody and straggly and will need to be replaced. You can either start again with a new plant or seed, or use the old plant for cuttings or layering. To layer the plant, bend a branch of the existing sage towards the soil. Use some wire to pin the branch to the ground, about 4 inches from the tip. After about four weeks, roots will begin to form. Then you can cut the branch and transplant the newly formed sage plant to another location. To use cuttings, cut the top 3 inches from the branch of an existing sage plant. Strip the lower leaves from the stem, or use a scissors to cut them off. Dip the ends in rooting hormone, then place in sterile sand. Wait 4 to 6 weeks for roots to form, then move to a pot and later the garden. It is best to take cuttings of plants in early spring, just after you notice some new growth.

Write an article based on this "Open Snapchat. Tap the Ghost. Tap Create Bitmoji. Tap Create Bitmoji. Install the Bitmoji app. Tap Log in with Snapchat. Design your Bitmoji. Tap Agree & Connect."
article: It's the yellow icon with a white ghost typically found on your home screen (iPhone/iPad) or in the app drawer (Android). It's at the top-left corner of the screen. It's at the top-left corner of your profile. The App Store (iPhone/iPad) or Play Store (Android) will appear, prompting you to install it now. Follow the on-screen instructions to do so, then tap Open to start the app. Depending on your device, you may be prompted to give permission to continue. Follow the on-screen instructions to design your avatar's facial features, hair, and outfits. This will appear when you're finished designing your character. This connects Bitmoji to Snapchat. Once you've created a Bitmoji, your new avatar will appear at the top left corner of Snapchat (where there was once a ghost).

Write an article based on this "Decide which verb you wish to use. Use the "tu" form. Learn how to say the various basic phrases: Practice it before saying."
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You can use "aimer" (to love), "adorer" (to adore), or "desirer" (to desire). "Aimer" is the strongest in emotion of the three verbs. Don't use it lightly! It's not likely you'd be telling someone formally or someone unknown that you love them! "Tu" and "vous" are the two forms used when addressing another person. "Tu" is used for people you know well or children. In "je t'aime," "tu" is contracted to "t'" because of the succeeding vowel. Literally, it translates to "I you love." If you are seeking to risk a restraining order, "je vous aime" (zhuh voo zem) is used formally. Je t'aime -- I love you (zhuh tem) Je t'adore -- I adore you (zhuh tah door) Je te desire or j'ai envie de toi -- I want you (zhuh tuh duhzai-uh or zhay ohn-vee duh twah) If you're nervous, practice will be invaluable. Telling someone that you love them can be exciting or terrifying and saying it in French makes it seem even more romantic. Bonne chance! (Good luck!) Get the pronunciation down. French is full of sounds that are represented a bit differently in English. "j" in "je" is pronounced [zh] -- like the g in mirage "e" (in "je") is pronounced like the oo in good"t'aime" is pronounced [tem] to rhyme with them.