Article: What days of the week are you home late? Chances are you are too tired to even think about cooking, let alone shopping for food! What days are you home a little earlier, or maybe working from home? Consider cooking extra on these days. For example: have a rice dish on Tuesday and a fried rice dish on Thursday, made with the leftover rice. Monday: salad. Tuesday: chicken curry with rice. Wednesday: mashed potatoes, peas and a pork chop. Thursday: fried rice with vegetables and fish. Friday: soup and a sandwich. Saturday: dinner date (yes, you can still eat out if you want!) Sunday: treat yourself to a three course meal.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Take a writing pad and a pen. Think about your schedule: Browse your recipe books. Make a draft like this: Put your meal plan on your fridge.

Problem: Article: This should make it clear that you want to be more than the booty call. If you've been having sex with someone, but you rarely see each other outside of that, raise the subject of spending time together without sex. Ask the person if they want to go get lunch or dinner, see a movie, or do something else that involves interacting without getting physical. If someone views you as just a booty call, they may leave after sex. If you want to show them you're interested in more, ask them to spend the night at your place. Invite them to stay over. If they ask to come over after work, say something like, "That would be fun. Do you want to stay over this time? It would be nice to spend some more time together." There's always a chance the person will decline. This may be a sign to you that it's time to move on. If someone is unwilling to spend a night with you, they may be more interested in an occasional booty call than a real relationship. If someone does not know what you want, they may think you're okay with just being the booty call. After you've seen someone a few times, introduce the issue of what you personally want out of a relationship. If something casual is not your thing, let them know. If they call you up for what seems like a booty call, redirect this. For example, say you get a text late at night asking if you want to come over. Respond with something like, "I'd rather do something another time. Are you free for lunch or dinner this week?" This shows the person you're not interested in just being the booty call and would rather get to know them. If the person does not respond to the text, they may not be interested in a real relationship. At this point, you've both made it clear what you want. While it can hurt to have someone disengage with you, at least you know you're free to look for someone interested in a real relationship. If you find being the booty call hurtful, or feel that you're being used, say so. You're well within your right to express yourself if you're feelings are hurt, especially if you're being led on. If someone continually assures you you're more than just a booty call, but does not treat you accordingly, speak up. For example, say you've made it clear you do not want to be the booty call. Despite this, the person keeps calling and texting late at night. While they promise they'll take you out on a real date, they keep blowing you off and changing plans. At this point, say something. Say something like, "I've made it really clear this isn't the kind of relationship I want and I feel like you keep violating my boundaries. This is really hurtful and it isn't okay."
Summary: Ask to spend time together without having sex. Request that they spend the night. Let the person know what you want out of relationship. Express yourself when you feel hurt.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Although single-malts are arguably more prestigious than blends their price tag certainly advertises it there are some very tasty blends out there, sometimes even nicer than single-malts. Overall, you'll probably squeeze more quality out of single-malts, but they're more expensive than blends and not always better. When drinking Scotch, it pays to be judicious and agnostic. Don't be a complete and utter snob. Some whiskies are given caramel color injections before bottling, ostensibly to maintain visual consistency from one bottling to the next. Steer clear of these whiskies. If the whisky tastes good, what does it matter how it looks? Here's the bottom line with Scotch and with other spirits to which colorant are added: If the distiller or bottler is willing to lie about the color of the spirit, what else are they willing to lie about? While whisky can technically be produced the world 'round Canada, Australia, and even Japan all make fine whisky start off with whiskies from the wind-tipped rim of Scotia. You almost can't go wrong. Here's a quick look at the different regions of Scotland, some of their characteristics, and some of their most heralded whiskies:

SUMMARY: Don't blindly prefer single-malts over blends. Look for all-natural whiskys without added colorants. Note where the Scotch comes from.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Just as when working out gross rental yield, you'll need the total rent you collect from the property in a year. Multiply weekly rent by 52 and monthly rent by 12 to find the annual amount. For example, if you rented a condominium for $2,000 a month, your annual rental income would be $24,000. For net rental yield, you'll also take into account the other costs of owning the property. Include all fees, mortgage payments, interest, taxes, insurance premiums, and other costs associated with the property for the year. Typically these will be monthly expenses, so don't forget to multiply them by 12 to get the annual total. For example, suppose your annual rental income was $24,000 and the condominium unit cost you $900 a month to maintain. Your annual cost to own the property would be $10,800. When you subtract $10,800 from $24,000, you get $13,200. The current value of the property is not your mortgage payment, which likely includes interest, taxes, and other fees. Instead, look at the value of the most recent appraisal of the property. That's the amount you could likely sell the property for. For example, suppose the condominium you own is worth $250,000. You have an annual rental income of $24,000 for the property, which decreased to $13,200 by the costs of owning the property. When you divide $13,200 by $250,000, you get 0.0528. Net rental yield, like gross rental yield, is expressed as a percentage of the value of the property. To get that percentage, take the decimal you got when you divided the annual rental income less costs by the current value of the property and multiply it by 100. To continue the example, if you had annual rental income less costs of $13,200 divided by $250,000, you would have a net rental yield of 5.28%. This is considered a relatively low rental yield, but might still be sustainable depending on the location of the property or your reasons for owning it.
Summary: Start with your total yearly rental income. Subtract your annual expenses from the rental income. Divide the result by the current value of the property. Multiply by 100 to find your net rental yield.

If the backup file is on a USB drive, disc, or uploaded to cloud storage, you'll want to copy it onto the computer's local storage first. You can place the file anywhere, such as on your desktop or in your Documents folder. If you're using Outlook 2003, click the File menu. You'll see several options. This will open the file browser. Navigate to the data file that you copied back to your local storage. Select it and click "Open" to load the file. Outlook will load the backup data file, including all of the folders, messages, contacts, and calendar entries.
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Copy the backup file to your computer. Click the File tab or Office button. Select "Open & Export" or "Open." Click "Open Outlook Data File." Browse for the data file. Use your backup.