In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When this degrades, you'll stop producing beef on that square. Swapping out your cow pastures will help keep your business running smoothly. You can tell fertility has degraded when there are large blank spots on the ground. When a cow pasture is no longer fertile, you'll want to sell it off so that it is blank again. Since you built all of your pastures at the same time, they will all degrade at the same time. Pause your game immediately after a cow harvest, then sell all of the pastures. You'll need this official corrupted before you can destroy the rainforest squares that you need for your farmland. You'll need this space for your new cow pastures. These are the only two occupied squares you'll need to destroy. Use the two new squares plus the two original squares that weren't being used. After destroying the rainforests, you can deactivate the climatologist. Check the "Detractors" menu from the board room to see when it's safe to turn it off. Switch back and forth between the two sets of four open squares to build your pastures on. As your workers start to become unhappy, you can give them badges to make them happy again. This will only work for a little while. Avoid discipline, as this rarely works. If rewards aren't working, just fire the crew member and hire a new one. This is more efficient than trying to save them. When firing crew members, corrupt a politician from the front desk of the corporate screen. This will prevent backlash from angry employees. You generally don't need to listen to any of your advisors, even if they're angry about something. You'll be making too much money to care. After playing for a while, you may start to have a surplus of soy or a shortage of beef. Either get rid of a soy pasture for a while or add a beef pasture until everything balances back out, then you can switch back to your regular routine.
Summary: Check your cow pasture fertility. Remove the cow pastures that have degraded. Corrupt a climatologist from the corporate screen. Destroy two rainforest squares. Build your cow pastures again. Deactivate the climatologist. Keep swapping your pastures when they degrade. Give your workers rewards when they become unhappy. Fire crew members who won't stay happy. Ignore what your advisors have to say. Maintain your soy and beef supply.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Having a general order in which to do things can get your brain working. Can you create a bunch of mini-songs which can then be strung together to form the whole content of the song? If the verses added prevent the song from making good sense, move them around a bit. Shift in new ones and pull other ones out. Go back constantly to your theme or message decided earlier, to make sure the song is fitting well. Sing it or play it out loud, at its most basic. Is it coming across in the way you want it to? This process can be lengthy, so don't rush it. Give it plenty of time and focus on what you want the audience to understand from your song and its message.
Summary: Have a sequence ready. Use the verses to put the song together. Shift things around. Practice the song. Name your song based on the topic or message you've chosen.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a pair of needle-nosed pliers, forceps, or even a wrench to grip one side of the knot itself (as opposed to its "arms"). Hold onto the knot with your other hand or with a second pair of pliers. Tug gently at the knot. This is done to loosen up the knot. Once it loosens, pull the knot apart with your hands. Do not pull as hard as possible or you might break the knotted material. Creating space within the knot will help loosen it. Depending on the nature of the knot, you could use a variety of tools for this. For small, tight knots, try using the fine teeth of a plastic comb or one tong of a fork. On larger knots, you might be able to use a bamboo skewer. Anything pointed and not too sharp will do. Slip the implement of your choice into the knot. Wiggle it back and forth a bit. Without removing the implement you worked into the knot, pull at one portion of the knot to see it if it comes apart. If the knot is still too tight to untie, wiggle the implement you placed in it a bit more, or take it out and try to push something with a slightly wider girth into the space you opened up. Afterwards, try to untie it again. If you can place your knot on a hard, flat surface, you could attempt to untie it using a hard fist-sized rock or a hammer. Start with a gentle but firm tap using moderate force. After a few taps, test the knot to see if it can be untied. If not, continue, adding force gradually each time you check the knot. Be sure that whatever is beneath the knot will not be damaged by the impact.
Summary:
Take the knot apart with gripping instruments. Work something into the heart of the knot. Tap on the knot.