Article: Find out who wrote the story and whether they’re a knowledgeable source. Look for other published works, where they were educated, and their professional experience.  If there’s no byline, which names an article’s author, ditch the article. When you run a search on the author, it’s wise to cross reference your findings. For instance, you might find the author’s website, where they claim they’ve won 3 Pulitzer Prizes. However, when you check the full list of winners, you find that no one with their last name has ever won a Pulitzer. Go to the organization’s website and visit its “About” section. Check if they include satirical information or a specific viewpoint other than reporting objective facts. See if they include anything about employing professional news journalists, or if their content is created by people without professional experience. For instance, The Onion’s About page mentions its readership is 4.3 trillion, which is a lot more than the Earth’s population. Aside from obvious satire, be skeptical if an organization talks about conspiracies or advancing a particular ideology. A suspicious news website might have an unusual URL that tries to mimic a legitimate news source, such as abc.com.co instead of abc.com. In addition, a credible news organization has its website professionally designed. Be skeptical of sloppy, amateurish formatting and frequent spelling or grammatical errors. Read or listen to the ads featured on websites, in print, or on television and radio broadcasts. A news story on a topic related to an advertised product or service isn’t reliable. For instance, suppose you’re reading an article about a cure-all supplement. If you see ads for the supplement, don’t trust the article.
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Search for the author’s other work. Learn about the publisher’s point of view. Look for strange URLs, sloppy website design, and other red flags. Check the publisher’s advertisements.

Problem: Article: For a basic cuff, you will need several feet of an elastic string, a selection of pony beads, and a pair of scissors. Although pony beads are classic for making a traditional kandi cuff, you can use any type of beads as long as the hole is large enough to fit your string through twice. Depending on how large your wrist is and how wide you want your cuff to be, you will have to use varying amounts of string. Wrap the string around your wrist to get a general measurement, and then multiply this length 5-6 times over. Cut the string  at this length; if you run out of string during the beading process, you can always cut and tie on a bit more. Tie a knot at the end of your string (leaving a small tail), and begin sliding on beads. Using about 25-30 beads is standard, but you'll just want enough so that the cuff will be big enough to slide on and off your wrist without being too loose. Pull the string and beads taut so that they are all lined up tight against the knot at the end of the string. Tie the short knotted end with the long loose end in a secure knot. Cut off the excess string from the short end, but leave the long end of the string intact.. The second row is a bit slower-going than the first, because the process involves adding a single bead and then weaving the string through the previous row. To bead the second row, string one bead on the long end of the string, and then slide the string through the bead directly under and next to the bead you’re working with. Add another bead, and slide the string through the bead next/under it on the first row. Continue this process all the way around, until you reach your starting point.Add one bead to the string, then thread the string over the first bead and through the second bead of the first row. This is how you weave the rows together. Because you’re skipping beads in the first row in order to weave the second row, your cuff will appear zig-zag with only two rows completed. Use the same process for adding the second row of beads to add the third row of beads. This time, you don’t need to tie the string off in a knot but can continue the process by adding beads to fill in the spaces. Slide a bead onto the string where there is a gap, and then attach it to the cuff by putting the string through the corresponding bead in the first row. Work your way all the way around the bracelet until you’ve created two full rows of beads, and tie off the string. Although you can technically have a complete cuff with only two rows of beads, many people prefer to add multiple rows in addition to the first two. Use the aforementioned method of weaving on beads to create an uneven row, and then adding another row to fill in the spaces. When you feel that your kandi cuff has been perfected, tie off the string and try it on for size! If at any point in the bracelet-making process you run out of string, you can cut an additional length and tie it to the ends, trimming off any excess to create a smooth transition.
Summary: Select the right materials. Measure and cut your string. Bead your first row. Tie off the first row. Bead the second row. Add a third row of beads. Add additional rows. Finish your bracelet.

Now you’ll need to cover the front of your hamster cage with a clear surface. Lay the plexiglass on a flat surface and draw a small dot in each corner that sits 1 inch (2.5 cm) from the side of the glass. Then, take a 0.25 in (0.64 cm) drill bit and drill into the black holes. Don’t try to hammer holes into the plexiglass by hand. Use a power drill. Put the wood on the edges of the plexiglass in the shape of a door frame. Attach a Phillips head drill bit to your drill and press a wood screw into the wooden planks through the holes you drilled in the plexiglass. Then, drill the screws in place until the head is completely flush with the glass. To add a reference point, draw a black mark on the corners of the wooden planks that line up with the black marks on the plexiglass itself. This way, you’ll be able to see your hamster at all times while still keeping it in its home. Attach wooden planks to a sheet of plexiglass for all 4 sides of the hamster cage. Drill holes into each corner of the plexiglass sheets and then screw the planks and plexiglass together. Having plexiglass on all 4 sides of the hamster cage allows you to attach hinges to one side of the plexiglass and make a door for easy access into your hamster’s home. Place these door hinges on the wooden planks to the left of the hamster cage. Put 1 hinge about 5 inches (13 cm) from the top of the wooden plank and 1 hinge about 5 inches (13 cm) from the bottom of the wooden plank. Drill the hinges into the wooden plank using a power drill.  When you’ve drilled the hinges into the plank, slide the hinge pins in place. Test the hinges by opening and closing the door gently. Another way to cover your new hamster cage is to put it inside a big glass tank. If you have an old fish tank lying around, use this. Make sure the tank is big enough to fit the hamster cage with 5 inches (13 cm) of room to spare. Be careful whenever you go to remove the hamster cage from the tank. You need to know where your hamster is at all times to make sure it’s not in harm’s way.
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Drill holes into plexiglass to attach a wooden door frame to it. Set the plexiglass on top of 4 wooden planks. Make a plexiglass window for each side of the hamster cage. Install 2 door hinges to make a big door for the hamster cage. Place your doll house in a glass tank if you don't want to make a plexiglass door.