INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Steaming doesn't cook the top sides of the eggs as quickly as contact with the pan, so you'll need to allow a little extra cooking time. The eggs are cooked to over easy when they're covered with a thin white film but the yolks are still liquid. Be sure to reduce the heat to low hear to prevent the bottoms of the eggs from over-cooking from the heat of the pan. If, after a minute or two, the eggs don't seem cooked, try turning off the heat and letting the residual heat warm them a little longer.

SUMMARY: Steam over low heat for a minute or two.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: While it is possible to edit directly on your smartphone if that's where you filmed, it's worth it to upload your footage from the camera to your computer. Save your footage in multiple locations, not just on one computer. You don't want to lose all your hard work! There are many different kinds of video-editing software available. If you've never used it before, you might want to take an online course to learn how. While editing, make sure your cuts are tight. If there are multiple takes of the same scene, find the actor's best performances and splice together the different shots. Pay homage to old silent films with effects. Since you are doing a silent film, you may want to pay homage to the old classics by using tinted effects, or vignette frames. Even though your actors weren't speaking during the shot, there will be a lot of background noise that you need to edit out. After all, this is a silent movie. You can always add sound effects later, if you want, like doors opening, or a bell ringing. It is fairly straightforward to delete or mute the audio in video-editing software. These cards can really help the audience. Get creative with the lettering and style of the card, but make sure it's legible and visible for long enough for the audience to read. You may end up having to make more title cards than you originally planned, if more explanation is needed to understand the plot. Once you have a card, take a picture of it, upload it to the computer, and incorporate it into the movie. In the old days, live orchestras often created the score for silent movies. For your movie, though, you probably want to add in music. Use free music that's in the common domain whenever possible. Check the copyright information before using music so you don't accidentally run into legal trouble. If you're not planning on posting your movie online or sharing it, you can use any music you own. Now that the first draft of your movie is all set, it's time to get people to watch it! Make sure they can follow the story. If there are confusing moments, you might have to go back to editing and add in more footage or a title card. Once your silent movie is done it's time to break out the popcorn and enjoy your hard work.

SUMMARY: Upload your footage to a computer. Use video-editing software to compile and edit your footage. Edit out the background sound. Create and photograph the title cards. Add background music. Ask friends to watch the movie and see if they can understand the plot.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use your outline and the facts you gathered during your research. This is a great place to mention their previous work, if any, and whether any events influenced the album. For example: "Originally formed in Denver, Colorado, The Pipe Cleaners feature William Uling on vocals, Sarah Uling on guitar, Matt Stein on bass, and Dirk Golding on drums. The Pipe Cleaners went through several drummers before settling on Golding and starting work on their first studio album. Before it was finished, legendary rock producer Brandon Wicks caught a live performance and signed the band to his label, Candle Wicks. He and Nick Paul share executive producer credits. During recording, William and Sarah Uling lost their mother, Patty Uling to cancer." Look for emotional themes, such as empowerment, freedom, and loss. The mood can be discerned from the lyrics and melodies, and how they make you feel upon listening. For example: "The frequent references to death, specifically in the songs "You're Still Gone" and "When I Close My Eyes" set a dark, but hopeful mood on this ambitious debut album. In the piercing ballad, "I Could Have Been," the major themes of the album all come together, which seem to be death, rebirth, and regret." Try your best to describe the instruments, the melodies, and the lyrics by citing specific examples and referencing the actual lyrics in your review. For example: "The lyrics, "This is painful, it's so shameful, how much I don't want to care," from the song, "Give it Up," shed light on the struggle to deal with Patty's death. The haunting guitar riffs on, "So This Means Nothing," and the harmony between lead vocalist and backup vocalist Matt Stein on, "Say You Will," were surprising and moving." If the album you are reviewing is from a band or artist that is still active, talk about their future plans. If they're going to go on tour, tell your readers when. For example: "The Pipe Cleaners will be going on a U.S. tour with Melvin and the Marauders starting September 25th, 2017. Seattle, Portland, Austin, Denver, Atlanta, Chicago, New York City, and Miami are included in the 23 stops. After the tour finishes on October 31st in Los Angeles, the band will be collaborating with Brandon Wicks and Shawn Snyder on their next album, which will have a decidedly different feel. According to Nick Golding, we can even expect some country flair." Concisely summarize the more important points in your review. Touch on how the album made you feel, and whether it was worth listening to and why. For example: "After everything they've been through over the last two years, The Pipe Cleaners let it all hang out on this raucous, up-tempo, and totally fresh LP. The ballads set a high note for vocals, the guitar riffs and solos were unplayable for the average musician and therefore incredible and complex, and the lyrics shine across every song. I'll be looking forward to seeing them perform this fall on their tour and to hearing what they do with their next album."

SUMMARY: Provide a description of the artist and their history. Describe the meaning and mood of the album. Include emotive words and lyrical details. Write about what the band is doing next. End with a recap.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Chill 2 shots of espresso or 1/3 cup (80 ml) of strong coffee until it's cold. Pour this into a blender and add 1 cup (217 g) of ice cubes. Put the lid on the blender and pulse the mixture until the ice is crushed. If you're short on time, you can even mix together instant coffee with very cold water. You'll need 1/3 cup (80 ml) of liquid. Take the lid off and pour in cup (80 ml) of milk, 1 tablespoon (8.3 g) of granulated sugar, and 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of chocolate syrup. You can use any type of milk, but keep in mind that higher-fat milks will make the frappuccino creamier. You also use chocolate milk for a really sweet drink. Put the lid back on the blender and blend the frappuccino for 30 seconds. The mixture should become smooth and icy. Pour it into your serving glass and top the frappuccino with extra chocolate syrup and whipped cream. You can also garnish the drink with extra chocolate flakes, chips, or cocoa powder.

SUMMARY:
Blend the espresso or coffee with ice. Add the rest of the frappuccino ingredients. Blend and serve the classic mocha frappuccino.