Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Put on the ring and mark the center of the band. Cut the ring along the mark with a pair of wire cutters. Gently bend the ring open with the flat nose pliers. File the cut edges. Try the ring on to check the size.

Answer: Don't force it on; it's fine if the ring sits above the knuckle at this point. Use a marker to mark the underside of the ring along the center. You can either use dedicated wire cutters, or pliers with a cutting edge. Set them along the line you drew on the ring. Apply pressure smoothly to ensure an even cut. Bend both sides of the ring to keep it as even as possible. Ideally, you'll want to use a metalworking file. Alternatively, you can use a nail file, but it'll take longer to file down the ends. You want to make sure the ends are flat so they won't be able to scratch you. You can use a nail buffer to smooth the edges after filing them down. The ring should fit comfortably but not move on your finger and the open edges shouldn't dig into your finger when you move it. If the ring is still too tight, remove it and widen it further with pliers.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start planting the corn in late spring. Soak the corn for seeds for 4-6 hours before planting. Plant 5-7 seeds in each mound. Water the mound thoroughly after planting. Thin the seedlings once they are 34 inches (7.610.2cm) tall.

Answer: Generally, you want to plant the sisters about 4-6 weeks after the last frost. For most places, this will be in May. To learn the frost dates in your area, contact a local weather service or extension office. You can also consult an almanac. Fill a bowl with water and sprinkle the seeds into it. Soak about 5-7 seeds for every mound that you plan to plant. Do not soak the seeds for more than 8 hours, or they may rot. Each seed should be evenly spaced about 6 inches apart. Stick the seeds down to a depth of about 11.5 inches (2.53.8cm). Cover them with soil afterwards. Water until the soil is damp. Afterwards, continue to water the mound about 1 inch (2.5cm) of water a week. This is roughly .6 gallons (2.3l; 0.50impgal) per square foot. Keep 3 or 4 seedlings. Choose the larger and stronger seedlings while weeding out the smaller seedings. The seedlings should now be about 812 inches (2030cm) apart.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Exercise regularly. Get enough sleep. Eat properly. Learn to relax. Practice yoga and meditation. Do things you love.

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Targeted exercise goes a long way toward freeing your body of stress hormones and increasing your endorphin levels - responsible for feelings of happiness. Carve out time during your busy day to exercise to both keep your body healthy and as a natural outlet for your stress. You should notice the difference. Try to raise your heartbeat to 120-180 beats per minute for about 30 minutes per day. If you don't have time to do all thirty minutes in one sitting, don't worry; you can break up the exercise time however you need to fit your schedule. Swimming, hiking, and biking have been shown to reduce stress as well. A benefit of swimming and biking is that, opposed to jogging, they create far less joint strain, which makes them perfect for people with joint problems or those wanting to prevent them. Give your body the sleep it wants, and your stress levels will take a nosedive. Sleep is a mechanism by which your body recuperates and restores its energy reserves. If you're not getting enough sleep, your body will use stress to keep you active and alert in the absence of stored energy. Most adults need at least 7-8 hours of sleep per night. Young children and older adults need more, about 9-10 hours of sleep per night. Get into regular sleeping habits. If you can, try to go to bed and wake up at the same time each night and morning. Routinizing your sleep cycle will teach your body when it's supposed to go to be tired, aiding in better sleep and less sleep deprivation. 49% of Americans who don't get enough sleep blame stress as the culprit. If you believe that you're stuck in a vicious cycle of sleep deprivation/stress creation, see your doctor for more targeted advice. Your body needs to be healthy, strong, happy and properly fueled to help you tackle and even eliminate stress. Like it or not, stress is a bodily reaction to anything that disturbs its natural state, meaning that your body can have a profound effect on producing and relieving stress. Start decreasing caffeine and alcohol intake. In some cases, alcohol intake increases stress response in humans while being linked to substance dependency, a stressful condition itself.Caffeine is also responsible for raising stress levels, especially at work, so try to stick to water as a general rule. Eat a healthy breakfast and healthy snacks during the day. It is better to eat several smaller meals throughout the day than to consume three large meals. For a healthy stress-free diet, consume more complex carbohydrates such as whole-grain breads and pasta, foods high in vitamin A such as oranges, foods high in magnesium like spinach, soybeans or salmon, and black and green tea, which contain antioxidants. Relaxing your body, by whatever natural means, is a great way to reduce stress. Don't expect your stress to immediately dissipate; it can take time. In most cases, try not to fixate on the stress itself while you're relaxing. Think of something placid and tranquil, or think of nothing in particular. Let your body tell your mind that everything is okay. Listen to calm and soft music. Music really gets you relaxed and happy. Try listening to music with no vocals and pick music with instruments like the flute, piano, or violin. Classical, jazz, or folk tunes generally work well, but if that's not your cup of tea, choose music that puts you in a good place. Take a bath. Add Epsom salts or other fragrant bath salts for a luxurious touch. Indulge in your private time and relax the body. Get a massage. Either having a professional massage or con a loved one into giving you a stress-relieving massage. Use lotions or oils and dim ambient light for the most relaxing atmosphere. Start a diary or journal. You don't have to write in it every day. Writing down what's bothering you, what you've been busy with, and how you feel may help you to expel your negative emotions. Although you could technically consider yoga your daily exercise, practicing the deep stretches and slow body movements will help you to clear your mind. Meditating - clearing your mind - while practicing gentle yoga will give double the relaxation effect to ease your stress. Use guided imagery to imagine a place that makes you feel at peace. Imagine somewhere that you feel happy; focus on the details to fully remove your mind from the present. Do yoga alone or in a group setting to help you learn new poses. As you advance in your yoga, you will be able to form complex stretches that force you to focus and take your mind off your stress. Practice deep relaxation by doing progressive muscle relaxation. This is when you work through your body by tensing your muscles, holding the tension for ten seconds, and then releasing it. This will soften and relieve all the muscles in your body. Often when you're stressed, you can look at your schedule and see that you are lacking time for doing your favorite activities. Whether that be drawing, writing, reading, playing sports, or cooking, set aside time on a daily basis to do those things you enjoy. If you have a very busy schedule, set aside at least just ten minutes per day to do what you enjoy. Although ideally you should spend thirty minutes to an hour, allowing just a small break from your hectic schedule will be enough to lower your stress levels.