Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Preheat the oven to 350F (177C) and grease 2 round pans. Dissolve the powdered milk in the water. Whisk the flour, baking powder, and nutmeg together in a separate bowl. Cream the butter, margarine, and sugar for 5 to 10 minutes. Beat in 10 eggs 1 at a time on medium speed. Beat the batter for 2 minutes at medium-high speed and add the vanilla. Alternate adding the dry mixture and the milk.

Answer: You can use two 8 or 9-in (20 or 23 cm) cake pans. Butter and flour the pans or spray them with baking spray. To make it even easier to remove the cakes, consider lining the pans with parchment paper. Measure 4 tablespoons (26 g) of powdered milk into a bowl and pour in 12 cup (120ml) of water. Whisk or stir until the powdered milk is completely dissolved. If you'd like, use 12 cup (120ml) of liquid milk instead of reconstituting the powdered milk. Put 4 cups (520 g) of all-purpose flour into a large bowl and add 1 tablespoon (14 g) of baking powder. If you'd like the cake to be lightly spiced, add 1/2 teaspoon (1 g) of grated nutmeg. Whisk the dry ingredients for about 30 seconds so that they are fully combined. Place 1 cup (226 g) of softened unsalted butter, 1 cup (226 g) of margarine, and 2 cups (400 g) of sugar into a large mixing bowl. Use an electric or stand mixer to beat them together on medium speed. The creamed mixture should become pale and fluffy. If you don't have a mixer, use a wooden spoon. Keep in mind that it will take 5 to 10 minutes longer to cream the mixture by hand. Keep the mixer running while you add 1 egg at a time to the creamed mixture. Once the egg is incorporated, add the next egg. Continue beating them in until you've added a total of 10 eggs. Room temperature eggs will blend into the batter the best. If they're cold the batter may separate, but it will come together again when you add the dry ingredients. Turn the mixer up and beat the batter so that it becomes pale. Then add 1 tablespoon (15ml) of vanilla and beat it until it's incorporated. Turn the mixer to low and beat in about 1/3 of the dry mix. Then beat in half of the milk before you add another 1/3 of the dry mix. Beat in the rest of the milk and then the rest of the flour. Stop beating as soon as the last of the dry mix is incorporated. It's fine if there are a few lumps in the cake batter. Over beating the batter will make the cake tough and dense.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use small, white onions. Peel the onions. In a large, stainless steel skillet, heat the oil over high heat. Add the onions and balsamic vinegar. Cover the pan and move to a low heat setting. Take off the heat when translucent, browned, and soft.

Answer: For this recipe, bigger is not better. This kind should be pop-in-your-mouth-able. Make sure they're even in color and firm. The great part about this recipe (apart from when you're finished and get to taste it, of course) is that you only have to peel the onions. No slicing, dicing, and crying required. Get it very, very hot. You're going to flash the onions with a bit of heat initially, to get the process rolling. If you're thinking ahead, peel the onions while the stove is heating up. Not only can you cook, but you can multitask, too! And you thought that stuff was just for salad dressing! Toss the onions around, adequately covering them in the vinegar and oil and season with salt and pepper to taste. If you're particularly keen on another spice, add it now. These babies will be simmering for 45 minutes or so. Stir them occasionally to ensure they cook evenly. This recipe can be made a day in advance and then combined with other dishes -- meats, stews, curries, pastas, just about anything. Or if your mouth is watering, pop 'em in now!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Dial *72 from your mobile device serviced through Verizon Wireless, followed by the 10-digit telephone number to which you want all calls transferred. Press the "Send" button to confirm that you want all calls transferred to the number you entered.

Answer: If you only want calls transferred when you are busy or fail to answer the phone, dial *71 instead of *72. Verizon Wireless will then process your information, and immediately begin transferring all incoming calls to the phone number you specified.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Tell him when he has done something right. Let him know you're thankful for his dedication to you. Do something he likes. Embrace his flaws. Let the small things go. Ask him for help.

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Don't let the little things go unnoticed. You don't have to compliment every little thing, but some praise for the everyday good he does will make him feel great. You could let him know how much you appreciate him changing diapers, doing taxes, or making dinner. You could say something along the lines of "You've been so helpful around the house today. I appreciate it so much." You don't even have to tell him you appreciate these things. You could replace words with a high five or fist bump sometimes. Being loyal in a partnership is expected, but it doesn't hurt to let your man you appreciate his dedication to you. In a world where betrayal seems common, tell him that he makes you feel lucky. If you have a family together, tell him you appreciate his dedication to your children. Let him know that his dedication makes a big different in your family's life. For example, you could say "I see how much hard work you put in for this family. That hard work does not go unnoticed by anyone." Outside of telling him that you appreciate his interests and talents, try to do something with him. It will be a confidence boost for him to know that you want to learn more about what he spends time doing. If he likes to play baseball, ask him to teach you the basics. If he enjoys a certain video game, learn how to play it and then surprise him by playing it with him. It could also be something as simple as cooking him Italian food for dinner, even if it isn't your favorite. He may be having a hard time accepting his flaws, which brings his ego down. Pointing out flaws happens sometimes, but try to refrain from it. Instead, tell him you appreciate his flaws, and teach him how to appreciate them as well. Perhaps he can be a little too envious of people sometimes. Sure it's annoying, but by embracing it, you can work together to fix the problem. If he's a little insecure, you could say "I know you feel a little less than confident sometimes, but understand that you don't need to feel that way. I think your great. Either way, we can work together to help you overcome that feeling." Some flaws shouldn't be embraced. For example, maybe he's wildly jealous to the point where you lose friends. This is a flaw that should be pointed out and changed as soon as possible. Yeah, it's difficult to let small problems go sometimes. Maybe he keeps leaving his wet towel on the bathroom floor. Or, he dropped the eggs even after you told him to be extra careful with that bag. Things happen. Sure, there are some things that shouldn't be let go, but try to let the small things go. It will make him feel more confident if every mistake he made isn't called out. If certain problems persist, like not cleaning up after himself, it's okay to gently bring up the problem. Try to avoid nagging. You are, of course, a capable and independent person, but it often makes a man feel good to know that you need him. It's not necessary to ask him to ask for help for every little thing, or it could get annoying for him. Instead, occasionally ask for him to help with a problem you're absolutely sure he would know how to solve. For example, if his job is fixing computers, ask him to help with your slow computer. If he's great at fixing things, ask him to fix a wobbly table.