Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use silica cat litter. Apply shaving cream to your windshield. Roll your windows down if you can.

Answer: Fill a sock with silica cat litter. Tie off the end with a piece of string, and then place one or two full socks near the front of your dashboard. This should absorb the moisture inside your car over night, preventing any fog buildup. Use the type of shaving cream that foams up when you squirt it out of the can or bottle. Spray a small amount of cream onto a soft cotton cloth and spread it over your entire windshield. Use a clean, dry rag to wipe it off. This should create a moisture barrier on your window, preventing fog build up. If your car is in a secure area, roll your windows down about a half inch or so. This allows some outside air to get in to the car, and can prevent the windshield from fogging. This method is best for the summer time, since you don't want to risk any ice or snow getting into your car during the winter.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Combine the brown rice flour, tapioca flour/starch, cornstarch, and potato flour. Grease 2 bread pans. Mix the yeast and water.

Answer: To have a gluten-free flour blend ready for your bread, mix the ingredients together before you start making the dough. Set aside. If you aren't able to find potato flour at the store, you can use instant mashed potato flakes. Pulverize them in a blender or food processor several times to give them a light, flour-like texture. This recipe provides enough for 2 loaves of bread, so you'll need 2 pans for baking. It's important to grease the pans before adding the dough to them or the bread may stick after baking. Take 2 8-inch (20-cm) bread pans, and spray them with a nonstick cooking spray. You can grease your bread pans with butter instead of the cooking spray if you want to add a buttery flavor to the crust. Vegetable, coconut, avocado, and canola oils can also be substituted for the spray. To activate the yeast, pour 2 cups (480 ml) of warm water into a bowl. Add 1 packet (approximately 2 tsp or 7 g) of active dry yeast to the water and stir the two together. Set the bowl aside while you ready the other ingredients. Warm water should be between 100 and 110 degrees Fahrenheit (38 to 44 degrees Celsius). You should be able to put your finger in it without discomfort.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Plot your crop circle. Create the center of the crop circle. Measure out your circle.

Answer: Plan your design using a large-scale map or computer software to get the most accurate circles. Mark on the map the directions you will be flattening, to avoid visible signs of passage (inexperienced circle makers can spoil a design by leaving stripes like a lawnmower would). Initial access is normally through existing farm tracks and trails - scope these out and note their positions on your map before you begin designing. Start simple. Consider making your first crop circle from an arrangement of discs in a geometric formation. More advanced curved lines can be created by overlapping partial circular arcs. Some cereal artists spontaneously develop designs once they're in the field. If you do this, make sure everyone in your group understands what the final image will look like. Use your map to find the exact location of the exact center and stomp with one foot to create a small circle. This smaller circle will be the starting point for all of your measurements. Drive a wooden pole into the exact center of the smaller circle. Make sure you drive it in deeply enough that the pole doesn't wiggle around while you're taking measurements! Attach surveyors tape or a 100-ft rope to the wooden pole and stretch it out as far as you need it to go. This part of the circle is called the radius, or the measurement from the center of the circle to the edge. The surveyors tape (or rope) should be stretched out to a length equaling the radius. As a reminder, the perimeter of a circle is 2r, where "" is approximately equal to 3.14 and "r" is the radius of your circle. For example, if you wanted your circle to be 100 feet around, your radius would be 15.92 feet. If your design needs them, make construction lines by laying rope outlines to shapes. Then flatten circles at the intersection points.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Capture Ledyba. Capture Volbeat. Capture Illumise. Capture Burmy. Capture Combee. Capture Spewpa.

Answer:
Ledyba is a Flying-type bug with three abilities (Early Bird, Rattled, and Swarm), and one hidden ability. You will encounter this bug from red berry trees. Swarm - When HP is below 1/3rd, the bug's power increases to 1.5 times. Early Bird - Sleep conditions will last for half as long, rounding down. For example, half of three turns is 1.5, which rounds down to one turn. When the number of turns to sleep is one, half of this rounded down is zero, and the Pokemon wakes up instantly. Rattled - Its speed is raised by one stage when the Pokemon is hit by a Bug-type, Ghost-type, or Dark-type move. This bug will target your blueberry trees. It has Illuminate, Swarm, and Prankster ability, and also has one hidden ability, which will be unlocked when it reaches a certain level. Swarm - The same as Ledyba, this skill increases the bug's power to 1.5 times when HP is below 1/3. Illuminate - Raises the likelihood of meeting wild Pokemon. Prankster - Speed priority of category "Status moves" is increased by 1. This is a bug-type Pokemon known for its speed. This Pokemon has Oblivious, Tinted Lens, and Prankster ability, with one hidden ability. This Pokemon is classified as Firefly. Oblivious - The Pokemon cannot be under Attract condition or be taunted while having this ability. Tinted Lens - The power of "Not very effective" moves is doubled. Prankster - Just like Volbeat, Prankster causes the speed priority of category "Status moves" increase by 1. Burmy is classified as a bagworm; this Pokemon can be found in green berry trees and possesses two abilities (Shed Skin and Overcoat) and one hidden ability (available through transfer). Shed Skin - Every turn, it has 1 in 3 chances of healing from a status condition, such as Burn, Paralyze, Sleep, Poison, and Freeze. Overcoat. - This protects the Pokemon from weather effects and powder moves, such as Sleep Power, Poison Powder, etc. A flying Bugtype Pokemon classified as tiny bee. This Pokemon is known for its speed points and has two abilities (Honey Gather and Hustle) and one hidden (obtained through leveling). This Pokemon can be found in yellow berry trees. Honey Gather - Pokemon may pick up honey after a battle; the higher the level, the higher the chance. Hustle - Damage from physical attacks is 1.5 times, but average accuracy is only 80%. This bug is found in pink berry trees and is known for its defense points. Classified as scatterdust, Spewpa has two active abilities (Shed Skin and Friend Guard) and one hidden ability (obtain from leveling). Shed Skin - Every turn, it has 1 in 3 chances of healing from a status condition like burn, paralyze, sleep, poison, and freeze. Friend Guard - In double or triple battles, the ally Pokemon receives reduced damage from any form of attacks.