Article: Each substitution is a little different make sure you know what kind of chocolate your recipe needs. For the record, bittersweet and semi-sweet chocolate can be used interchangeably. As they are pretty much the same, only different names. If you're trying to substitute for chocolate chips, you may be fighting an uphill battle. It won't taste the same as you're envisioning, but it is technically possible. To work backwards, a 12 oz bag of chocolate chips is 2 cups. 1 oz of baking chocolate is usually 1 or 2 squares. If using butter or margarine, soften it before beginning. Combine 3 tablespoons cocoa powder with 1 tablespoon of butter, margarine or vegetable oil. Mix it up until it's a uniform consistency. This will make the equivalent of 1 ounce of unsweetened baking chocolate. This is to make unsweetened baking chocolate. If you're using sweetened cocoa, the taste will not be the same it'll be much, much sweeter. Combine 1 tablespoon cocoa, 3 1/2 tsp sugar, and 2 tsp shortening (butter, margarine, or vegetable oil work, too), mixing well. This will make the equivalent of 1 ounce of semisweet chocolate. You could try it instead of chocolate chips, but it will more like a semi-sweet chocolate cookie than anything. This recipe works for bittersweet chocolate, too. Combine 4 tsp sugar, 3 tbsp cocoa, and 1 tbsp vegetable shortening. This will make the equivalent of 1 ounce of sweet baking chocolate when mixed up well. Again, be wary of using this in a chocolate chip cookie as this is not in chip form. If you're unsure of what to do with your cocoa-sugar-shortening mixture, just add it into your bowl full of wet ingredients. It'll mix right in, no harm, no foul. It can also work drizzled on top and then put into the oven. It's best to avoid using it as a dipping sauce, however.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Measure out your ingredients. Try substituting for unsweetened baking chocolate. Or try substituting semisweet chocolate. Alternatively, use cocoa to substitute for sweet baking chocolate. Mix it in with the liquid already in the recipe.

Problem: Article: Shih Tzus do not respond well to punishment. If you see your Shih Tzu has had an accident, it is too late to scold the dog. Punishing your Shih Tzu after an accident has occurred will only serve to confuse her. Never put your dog in her crate as a form of punishment. You should never use physical violence, like hitting the dog, as a form of punishment. You should never yell at a Shih Tzu. The only form of scolding you should use is a firm "No!" Raising your voice can startle your dog, creating an environment of fear. This can make training more difficult. In the event of an accident, clean the affected area thoroughly. Use an odor-neutralizing spray and make sure you get out any traces of urine or feces. You want to make sure the area is clean. Shih Tzus are drawn to smell. If an area smells like urine or fecal matter, they're likely to eliminate in that area again. Shih Tzus are highly trainable dogs, but it may take a few weeks for your dog to be successfully house-trained. If you're working with an older Shih Tzu, training can take longer. However, consistent training over a long period of time will eventually pay off. Even if you are frustrated, try to have patience while you're training your Shih Tzu.
Summary: Do not punish a Shih Tzu. Clean accidents thoroughly. Have patience.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Section out a small piece of hair at the front of your head near the hairline. Twist this section 2-3 times in a regular braid, then use your index fingers to add additional hair to the braid. Add more hair every time you criss-cross strands. Keep doing this until you've added all of your hair to the braid, then secure it with an elastic. The trickiest part of French braiding is holding your hair. Try holding a section between your second and third fingers, grasp another section between your first and second fingers, and hold the third section with the palm of your hand. Try parting your hair down the center and making 2 French braids to create texture and contrast in your hairstyle.

SUMMARY: Braid a small section of hair and gradually add more for a French braid.

Track when you feel tired, how long your sleepiness lasts, and any changes you've noticed since taking Xanax. Write down what you try to alleviate the sleepiness and if it helps. Write down your symptoms in a notebook or use a phone application to track them. Once you've tracked your symptoms, share them with your prescriber. Present this information to your prescriber so that they can see what your symptoms are, how long they last, and what interventions you've tried. Your prescriber may choose to adjust your dosage or switch medications for you. Keep in mind that medications inherently have side-effects that may be unpleasant. You may need to decide whether your sleepiness is livable and if the positives of Xanax outweigh the costs. If you find it too difficult to stay awake and you've tried various methods, it may be time to discuss changing medications. If you take medication for anxiety long-term, consider switching to another type of anti-anxiety that doesn't induce drowsiness. For example, ask your prescriber about taking selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI) medication, which have a lower chance of dependency and may have different side-effects. SSRI medication also is safe for long-term use. Talk to your prescriber to see if this medication is right for you.
++++++++++
One-sentence summary --
Monitor your symptoms. Tell your prescriber about your sleepiness. Ask about alternative medications.