Q: Turn the oven on to 300F (149C). Get out four 5 to 8-ounce pieces of fish. Use thick fillets or fish steaks. Pat them dry with a paper towel and season them with kosher salt and ground pepper according to your taste. Set the fish aside. You can use your favorite fish in this recipe, or try halibut, striped bass, sea bass, or swordfish. Set three shallow bowls on your work surface. Place 1/2 cup (60 g) of all-purpose flour in one bowl, 1 large egg in the next bowl, and 1 1/2 cups (93 g) of panko breadcrumbs in the last bowl. Beat the egg with a fork and sprinkle a little salt and pepper over each each bowl. Hold 1 fish steak or fillet and dip one side in the flour. Lift the fish up and dip the floured side in the beaten egg. Lift the fish up and press the coated side into the panko breadcrumbs. The panko should stick to that side of the fish. Set the fish on a plate and coat the remaining fillets or fish steaks. Keep in mind that this method gives you a crispy crust on just one side of the fish. Pour 3 tablespoons (45 ml) of vegetable, canola, or peanut oil into a large oven-safe skillet. Turn the heat on to medium and let the oil heat. It should shimmer when it's ready. Lay each piece of fish in the skillet so the panko breaded side is down in the oil. Cook the fish over medium heat for 5 minutes and swirl the oil in the pan occasionally. This will help the fish get a golden brown crust. Use a fish spatula or turner and slowly flip each fish steak or fillet over. Put the skillet in the preheated oven and bake the fish for 5 minutes. The fish should be completely cooked. Insert an instant-read thermometer into the thickest part of the fish. It should be at 140F (60C) once it's finished cooking. Plate up the fish while it's hot and serve it with lemon wedges or tartar sauce. While you can store the cooked fish in the refrigerator for 3 to 4 days, it will become soggy the longer it's stored.
A: Preheat the oven and season the fish. Create a dredging station. Coat the fish in the flour, egg, and panko breadcrumbs. Heat the oil in a skillet over medium heat. Sear one side of the fish for 5 minutes. Flip the fish and bake it for 5 minutes. Check the temperature and serve the fish.

Article: In Spanish feliz and contento can be used pretty much interchangeably. But contento, like its cognate in English, content, is more closely translated to saying someone or something is pleased. For example, you might ask, Tu estas contento con tus calificaciones?, or "are you happy (pleased) with your grades?" To be happy (pleased) with something, you would say, Estoy contento(a) con mi nuevo vestido, or "I am happy with my new dress." Contentar is also a verb that means to please or satisfy. Feliz is typically used to express a state of being that is not permanent. For example, you might say, Aqui hemos sido muy felices, or "we have been very happy here." You could also tell someone that they have made you happy. For example, you might say, Me haces feliz, or "you make me happy." You could talk about someone's disposition being cheerful. For example, you could say, Creo que soy una persona bastante alegre, por lo general, or "I think that I am a pretty happy (cheerful) person, in general." Because you are saying that you are a cheerful person as a permanent state of being, you use the ser form of I am, soy. You can also say that something someone has done has made you happy. For example, you could say, Me alegro que llegaste temprano, or "I'm glad that you came early." In this case, alegrar is a reflexive verb that means to cheer up or rejoice. Directly translated it would mean, "it makes me glad that you came early." But in English we do not use reflexive verbs in the same way, so it makes more sense as "I'm glad." The word for happiness is felicidad, a feminine noun. The plural of this word is used to say congratulations: felicidades! To wish someone a Happy Birthday, say feliz cumpleanos! To wish someone a Merry Christmas, say feliz Navidad! To wish someone a Happy New Year, say feliz Ano Nuevo! Here happy means that you are willing to help. For example, if you want to show your willingness to do something, you might say to someone, Con mucho gusto se lo comprobare, or "I would be happy to check it for you." Se is used here to refer to used. Placer is also a verb that means "to be pleased." For example, you could say nos place que te quedas aqui which means "it pleases us to have you stay here." If you have had a good experience, something was to your liking, or you want to say that you enjoyed something, you can use either word. For example: Me da mucho gusto que... (It gives me much pleasure that...) Es un placer. (It is a pleasure.) Fue un placer. (It was a pleasure.) El gusto es mio. (The pleasure is mine.)
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use contento(a) to talk about being pleased. Say feliz to express contentment. Try using alegre to talk about being cheerful or glad. Congratulate or wish someone a Happy Birthday/happy holiday. Say con mucho gusto to say you are happy to help. Express that you enjoyed something with gusto or placer.

Q: Different iTunes sections have differing amounts of free content. The Music store no longer has free songs available unless there is a special promotion, while the TV section still offers free episodes. The App Store and the Book Store have the most free content. Select the content type from the top of the iTunes window. You can click the "..." button to see additional types like Books and Apps. Once you've selected a type of content, click the "iTunes Store" tab. You'll find this on the right side of the iTunes window after opening the store. Depending on what Store you are viewing, it could say "Free Books" or "Free TV Episodes". If you're using the App Store, click the "Top Free Apps" link to browse through the most popular free apps available. In the iTunes U store, most of the content is free, so there is no "Free" section. Many podcasts are free as well, so there is also no "Free" section for them. There is no longer free music available in the Music store. Different sections will have different amounts of items. There are usually a couple dozen TV episodes available, and hundreds of Books. The "Top Free Apps" section of the App Store will display the top 200 free apps, though there are many more free apps than this. You'll see the "Get" button next to any item that you can download for free. When looking at a TV episode, you may have to scroll through the season to find the episode that is free. Clicking "Get" will begin downloading that content to your computer, which you can then use or transfer to your iOS device.
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Know what you'll be able to find. Open the Store page for the content you want to find. Find the "Quick Links" section of the Store's main page. Look for the "Free Content" link. Browse and through the free items available. Click "Get" for any item you want to add to your library.