Write an article based on this "Fill your barrel 58in (1320cm) high with a mix of soil and compost."
article: Grab a bucket, and pour some potting soil and compost into it. Use a garden tool to stir up your mix, and pour it into your barrel. Add soil until you have roughly 6in (15cm) in the bottom of your barrel. Use about the same amount of potting soil and compost. You can also use fertilizer in place of compost. Your mixture does not have to be completely perfect. Using both potting soil and compost helps your potatoes grow healthy and strong.

Write an article based on this "Ask yourself if he acts differently around you. See if he tries to compete with you. Watch how he responds when you are with another guy. See if he gives you a gift."
article: If he treats you exactly the same as he treats everyone else, there may not be something there. But if he's usually outgoing but can't talk to you, or if he's a tough guy around his friends but asks you how you're feeling, there's a good chance he's interested. Have you ever found him trying to race you in gym or compete with you on quizzes? Lots of guys try to get to know someone by competing with him. If he's interested in competition with you, he probably likes you. Don't be tempted to let him win all the time! Be true to yourself. Changing for another person is never worth it. If he acts upset or hurt when you spend time with another guy, it might be a sign of his interest in you. If you happen to be talking with another guy while he's nearby, watch to see how he reacts. Don't try to make him jealous on purpose--it's manipulative and could scare him away. Be careful around guys who overreact when you're with someone else. It's okay if they're just hurt or a little jealous, but if they get angry, yell at you or him, or throw a tantrum, it could be a sign of controlling behavior. Lots of guys like to give their crush presents. If he gives you anything, even if it's something small like a sticker or a pencil, he probably likes you and is trying to get you to like him too. Don't accept anything really lavish, like electronics or money. Just tell him you'd rather get to know him as a person instead.

Write an article based on this "Whisk hot water into peanut butter. Mix in the rest of the ingredients. Serve as normal."
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This savory peanut sauce pairs fantastically with chicken, creating a mouthwatering (and very filling) flavor combination. To start making your sauce, combine equal portions of peanut butter and hot water (serving suggestions above). Whisk together to combine. As noted in the ingredients section, the water should be hot, but not boiling. You want the water to make the peanut butter liquid enough to add to your sauce, not to cook it. Once you've softened your peanut butter, add the other ingredients and continue whisking to combine. As above, feel free to add more or less chili sauce to the mixture to increase or decrease its spiciness. Mix thoroughly until you achieve a uniform appearance and texture. If you're using chunky peanut butter, you may want to pulse the sauce in a food processor for a smoother texture, though this isn't necessary if you don't mind solid bits of peanut in your sauce. Once you've combined your ingredients to your liking, your sauce is ready to serve! Because it contains protein- and fat-rich peanut butter, this sauce can make a hearty, filling dish even if paired with nothing more than rice. However, for a full, protein-rich meal, try pairing with chicken and brown rice this is great for a post-workout protein load or simply an ordinary (yet satisfying) dinner!