Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pour one cup of rice into a bowl. Fill the bowl with water to submerge your rice. Swirl the rice around with a spoon for 1 minute. Drain the water out of the bowl. Repeat steps 2-4 until the water becomes clear instead of murky. Fill up bowl again and let rice soak for 30 minutes.

Answer: Use a measuring cup when dumping your rice into a bowl. Deviating from the quantity of ingredients will make your rice over or undercooked. If you want to make 2 or more cups of rice, maintain the same ratio of other ingredients. You typically want to keep a 1:1.5 or 1:2 ratio of rice to water. Use your sink to fill your bowl up with water. Don't let it overflow or some rice may be lost. The water should just cover the surface of the rice. Swirling your rice will remove the starch from it, which is the traditional method used to cook basmati rice. The water in your bowl should now look murky and cloudy. Removing the starch will prevent your rice from being overly sticky, which is popular among Japanese and Korean dishes. You can use a colander or a fine-mesh sieve to drain your rice. Make sure that all the water is drained out and you're not letting rice fall into your sink. If you don't have a sieve or colander, you can tip your bowl on an angle to drain it. Make sure you aren't tipping the bowl too much or the rice may fall out. Continue to wash your rice and drain it, until the water in the bowl ceases to be murky. This indicates that you've washed away the rice's starch and it can now attain a traditional basmati texture, once cooked. This process will usually take 3 to 4 times before your rice is free of excess starch. Allowing the grains to soak will expand them, adding to the texture of the rice. Another added benefit to soaking is that the expanded grains are capable of soaking up more sauce from your dishes.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use common cell phone issues to your advantage. Use school as an excuse. Invite him to a group event, and make a quick exit.

Answer: The beautiful thing about technology making mistakes is that we can use this as a very believable excuse, even if it's not true. Try this common problem: "I lost/dropped my phone and lost all of my contacts. Text me your number so I have it?" For an excuse that works anywhere and anytime try, "I can't find my phone! Will you call it for me so I know I didn't lose it?" If you have an opportunity to catch a cool photo together, you can even say, "My phone is out of space, can I use yours and send it to myself?" This is also a good way to get his Instagram handle. School is the easiest and most believable excuse to get a boy's number if you have classes together. Ask him if he can help you with your homework sometime. DO NOT pretend you're bad in a subject in the style of Cady Heron from Mean Girls, just to have an excuse to talk to a guy. If he's the one who could use some help say, "Maybe we could study together sometime." If you're both working on a group project or other assignment, you can use this excuse to ask him for his number for a simple reason like, "so I can text you if I have a question." This is going to put him on the spot, while also showing your care-free and independent side. "A few of us are getting together this weekend to see a movie. Text me if you're interested. Gotta go!" This should prompt him to say, "Wait, I don't have your number!" If he doesn't think of that fast enough, he'll find a way to get your number. If he doesn't find a way, you're better off without him.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Shower off. Hydrate the skin. Continue your sun exposure.

Answer:
Hop in the shower after you spend time in the sun to remove excess sunscreen, sweat, or sand and dirt. Keep drinking plenty of water and apply lotion topically to fully hydrate your skin for the best tan. Use aloe vera gel for a good way to soothe the skin. Continue to apply lotion regularly, both right after sun exposure and before bed. Spend just an hour or two in the sun per day, but do this every day. Build up your tan more gradually for a safer, longer-lasting, and more consistent dark tan.