Problem: Article: can chopped tomatoes, and 1/2 cup seasoning mix.
Summary: Brown 1 pound hamburger, drain fat. Add 1 cup water, 1 cup uncooked macaroni, one 16-oz. Simmer covered 20 minutes or until macaroni is tender. Remove from heat, add 1/2 cup grated cheese.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This allows the motor to plunge downward to the depth you desire for making the cut. Push downward and move the router from right to left while holding down on the base. Let up when you have reached the end of your cut. The motor should move upward retracting the bit. These tables can be used with medium and larger sized plunge and fixed-base routers. They vary in size from stand-alone to bench-top. The router is mounted upside down on a special plate that fits into a hole cut into a table top. Otherwise, it operates the same. The advantage is that it makes more accurate cuts and expands the use of a router.

SUMMARY: Set the depth of a plunge base router by setting the depth stop on the router base. Switch on the router. Use a router table.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can use any web browser on PC or Mac. This is the web address to Google Docs. It's the icon with three horizontal lines in the upper-left corner. This displays the menu to the left. It's in the menu that flies out when you click the icon with three horizontal lines. It's next to an icon that resembles a green sheet of paper with a table on it. This opens Spreadsheets in Google Docs. It's the first square at the top of the page that has an icon that resembles a colorful plus (+) sign. This creates a new Google Spreadsheet document. It's in the menu bar at the top of the website. This displays a drop-down menu. It's in the drop-down menu below "Add-ons". This displays a window you can use to search for and install add-ons. The search bar is in the upper-right corner of the window. This produces a list of Mail Merge add-ons. It's the blue button to the right of the "Yet Another Mail Merge" add-on. It has a red icon with an icon that resembles an envelope with a rocket under it. A free version of "Yet Another Mail Merge" allows you to send up to 50 emails per day. A personal plan costs $24 per year and allows you to send up to 400 emails per day. There are other mail merge add-ons you can install too. Try different ones to see which one you like best. When you add the add-on, it displays a list of Google accounts. Click the Google account you want to grant the add-on access to. If you don't see the Google account you want to use, click Use another account and sign in with the email address and password associated with your Google account. It's the blue button at the bottom of the page in the window.
Summary: Navigate to https://docs.google.com using a web browser. Click . Click Sheets. Click Blank. Click Add-ons. Click Get Add-ons. Type Mail Merge in the search bar and press Enter. Click + Free next to "Yet Another Mail Merge". Select your primary Google account. Scroll down and click Allow.

As with any surgery, risks are involved. The most common problems that develop from oral frenuloplasty occur very rarely, but include the following: Excessive bleeding Infection at the surgical site Damage to the tongue Damage to the salivary glands Scarring of tissue at the surgical site Possible allergic reactions to the anesthesia drugs used Reattachment of the corrected frenulum after the surgery, causing recurrence of the original problem This type of problem is usually identified at birth, and the corrective surgery is usually done in infants and young children. Your doctor can discuss other options with you, if there are any available. In some situations, the surgery is practically mandatory. When the frenulum is short and thick, and tethers the tip of te tongue to the floor of the mouth, the only option is to proceed with surgery to allow the tongue to move in a normal manner. The condition interferes with the infant or child's ability to eat, suck from a bottle or breast, speak normally, swallow, as well as causing problems with normal tooth and gum development. Other problems may include difficulty with maintaining good oral hygiene, any activity that involves using the tongue like licking a cone of ice cream or licking the lips, and playing some types of musical instruments. If your child is younger than three months, the procedure may possibly be performed in the doctor's office. For infants and children older than three months, most doctors recommend general anesthesia. In children, and since the procedure takes only a few minutes, anesthesia done by a method called IV sedation may be appropriate. Your surgeon will advise you regarding the safest form of anesthesia to use in your child. Both general anesthesia and IV sedation have specific instructions that must be followed beginning at least eight hours before the procedure, and often start the night before. Follow the instructions provided by your doctor. The main directions will be regarding restrictions of both food and water for a specified number of hours before the procedure, usually beginning at midnight on the night before the procedure is scheduled. The procedure usually takes less than 15 minutes. Depending on the severity of the condition, a few stitches may be needed.
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One-sentence summary -- Understand the risks of surgery. Ask your doctor if the surgery is needed. Have the surgery in your doctor's office for infants. Ask your surgeon about anesthesia.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your table will be much more cohesive if there is a theme to your decorations. The theme can be either a color or an event, such as a birthday, a season, or a specific holiday. If the theme is a color instead of an event, limit yourself to 2-3 colors that go well together. If the theme is a holiday, choose colors that correspond with that holiday. For example, if it is a Christmas buffet, use decorations that are red, green, and gold. Create a centerpiece that incorporates your theme using fruit, flowers, props, or candles. You can then choose items that hint at that theme for the rest of the table, such as edible garnish, flowers, fruit, leaves, or cinnamon sticks. Some other ideas for table decorations, depending on your theme, are ribbons or seashells. You want the decorations to be classy, not gaudy or overwhelming. Ideally, the food will be on display and any decor around the table will enhance the look of the food, not hide it or overwhelm it. Also, avoid sprinkling the table with glitter or other non-edible decorations, as these often end up on people's plates or in their mouths. Choose either a tablecloth or a table runner to place beneath the food on the buffet table. Napkins are a must as well. Placemats are optional, but can be a nice touch to have beneath your serving dishes. When choosing these items, be sure that they are within your color scheme and that they go well with one another. Consider oversized cloth napkins in colors that match your theme. For a more casual buffet, paper napkins are just fine. No matter what, supply plenty of spare napkins in case of a mess. Table runners should hang about 6 inches (15cm) down the table on both sides. Make labels for each dish that you will have on the table. Use cardstock or paper folded in half, with the name of the dish written on one side. Write or type in a bold, clear font that is large enough for any guest to read. Write whether a dish is vegetarian, vegan, or gluten free on the label, beneath the name of the dish. For an extra touch, you can create a menu of all the different foods that will be served. Display the menu either using a small menu easel on the table or a stand beside the beginning of the table. That way, guests will know what they will find further down the table and can make more informed food choices.
Summary:
Choose a color theme. Buy or make items related to your theme. Avoid overdoing the decorations. Coordinate your tablecloth, a table runner, napkins, and placemats. Prepare a label for each food item. Consider making a menu to display.