Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Measure brown sugar. Measure flour. Measure powdered sugar.

Answer: Take a dry measuring cup and scoop it into a container of brown sugar. Use your fingers, the palm of your hand, or the back of a spoon to press the sugar down as much as you can. This will give you an accurate measurement. The brown sugar should keep the shape of the measuring cup when you dump it out. If it spills out like sand, it wasn't packed down enough and you don't have enough sugar in your recipe. Since flour can pack down as it sits, stir it a little before measuring. This will break it up and introduce a little air. Dip your dry measuring cup into the flour so the cup is overflowing. You can then level off the excess by using a bench scraper or another flat kitchen tool or handle. You can stir the flour using a spoon, a knife, or a whisk. Just use something that will move the flour around a little and break it up. You'll usually see sifting mentioned when baking with powdered sugar. This is because powdered sugar forms a lot of little lumps as it sits. Avoid scooping and measuring powdered sugar while it's still lumpy or it won't mix into your other ingredients well and you'll end up with small lumps of powdered sugar. Always sift powdered sugar before measuring or weighing it. For example, if you don't sift the powdered sugar, but just mix it into butter for a frosting recipe, you'll end up with small white lumps of sugar in your frosting.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Determine which video outputs your MacBook has. Buy an adapter cable. Turn your TV off. Plug the HDMI end of the cable into your TV. Attach the other end of the cable to your MacBook. Press to turn on your TV. Switch your TV to the HDMI source your MacBook is connected to. Open the Apple menu on your MacBook. Click System Preferences. Click Displays. Click the Displays tab. Press and hold Options and click Detect Display. Check the "Scaled" box. Change the screen scaling. Click the () button. Click Sound in the main window. Click Output. Click your TV's name.

Answer: MacBooks produced in 2015 and later have one USB-C portalso known as a Thunderbolt 3 portlocated on the left side of the housing. If your MacBook was made from 2009 through 2015, it has a Mini DisplayPort on the left side of the housing. The Mini Displayport has a port that is square-shaped with the bottom corners cut. It has a label that resembles a TV screen. You'll need a USB-C to HDMI cable for MacBooks made in 2015 or later, while MacBooks which use Mini DisplayPort connections will require a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter cable. You can find your required cable in stores such as Best Buy, or you can find them online in places like Amazon and eBay. When buying an adapter cable, don't worry about spending more than around $15. Higher-priced cables don't necessarily equate to higher quality. This will prevent accidental damage to your TV. Your TV should have at least on HDMI port. An HDMI port resembles a 3/4 inch pentagonal slot. They're usually on the back or the side of the TV. Match the shape of the cable connector with the HDMI port and insert the cable into the port. For a MacBook made in 2015 or later, you'll plug the USB-C end of the cable into the oval port on the left side of your MacBook. For 2009 through 2015 MacBook models, the Mini DisplayPort end of the cable will plug into the port that has a label that resembles a TV screen. If you are using a USB-C adapter to connect to a TV, make sure your MacBook is charged before you begin. Press the power button on your TV or remote to power your TV on. It typically has an icon that resembles a circle with a line through the top. Press the Input,Video, or Source button on your TV or remote to select the HDMI port you connected your MacBook to. Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. It's near the top of the drop-down menu. Doing so opens the System Preferences window. It has an icon that resembles a computer monitor. It's in the middle of the System Preferences window. It's in the upper-left corner of the window. If your MacBook doesn't detect your TV automatically, this forces your Mac to detect your Display. This will allow you to select the resolution you want to display on your TV. Click and drag the "Underscan" slider that's at the bottom of the page left to show more of your Mac's screen on the TV or right to zoom in the screen. This will help you fit your Mac's screen to your TV if the image on the TV is too large or too small. Alternatively, you can click the resolution you want to display. A standard HDTV display is usually 1920 x 1080. A 4K Ultra HDTV is usually 3840 x 2160. You can't use a resolution that's higher than your TV's built-in resolution (e.g., 4K). It's in the upper-left corner of the System Preferences window. This takes you back to the main menu of the System Preferences menu. It has an icon that resembles a speaker. It's at the top of the Sound window. Doing so brings up a list of speakers to which your Mac currently has access to. One of which should be your TV's name. This ensures that your MacBook will use your TV's speakers instead of its own. If your TV's name is highlighted, your MacBook is already using your TV's speakers. Pre 2009 MacBook models can only supply video (no audio) through a Mini DisplayPort. You can connect to external speakers using the headphone jack on your MacBook.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Discover your unique preferences. Develop your style. Expand your horizons. Express yourself. Get in touch with your core values.

Answer: Uniqueness is what makes someone interesting, attractive, and confident. Begin your journey to self-acceptance by creating a list of things that you enjoy. Try not to let the opinions of others influence this list. What type of music do you like? What sorts of food do you enjoy? Which colors appeal to you? What types of clothing do you like? In order to be okay with being you, you must embrace and cultivate what "being you" looks like. Look over the list of preferences you created, and put it into action. Put together an outfit like the one you saw in the magazine. Download some new music from an artist you like. Order some food from a restaurant you love. Try to do at least one thing every day that is uniquely you. Chances are you have only been exposed to a tiny fraction of what life can offer you! Deepen your pool of preferences by finding new things to love and new ways to express yourself. Travel someplace new. Try a fashion, food, or music that you've never tried before. Try to do something once a week that is new. Tapping into your creative side will bring you more in touch yourself. Finding a channel for your unique flow will help you connect with yourself and others, heal old wounds, or just have fun. The only person you need to impress is yourself! In time, this creative outlet will further help you accept yourself. Keep a journal. Go dancing. Make a collage. Do this once or twice a week. Sit down and make a list of your five core values. Do you believe in integrity or honesty? It is straightforwardness or kindness? Could it be boldness or style? By honing in on your core values, you will have a better grasp on what you need to be okay, as well as what you need in a friend.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a standard makeup remover. Deep clean your lips with an exfoliant. Spread on some petroleum jelly. Buy a bottle of coconut oil.

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Invest in a good liquid makeup remover or box of cleansing pads. Most makeup removers contain oils and other solutions that are very effective at dissolving caked on cosmetics. Simply wipe your lips clean if you're using a pad, or wet a paper towel to apply a liquid product. Modern makeup removers are formulated to get the job done without relying on harsh chemicals, but buying name brand cleansers might cost you more. Be careful not to ingest liquid makeup removers when using them near your mouth. Look into exfoliating products that are designed specifically to be used on the lips. Scoop up about a dime-sized amount of the exfoliant with your finger and gently scrub away at the lipstick. Lip polishes and scrubs are the beauty equivalent of taking sandpaper to an old coat of paint. If you're looking for a homemade, natural lip exfoliant recipe, try combining a tablespoon of brown sugar with a couple ounces of raw honey. This is a time-honored removal method among lipstick devotees. Dip a cotton swab into a jar of Vaseline or Aquaphor. Coat your lips with a generous amount of the jelly and allow it to sit for a minute or two. After it's had time to work, you'll be able to wipe away your lip color as easily as if it were never there. Petroleum jelly is an alternative to more specialized makeup remover products that you can find at the corner drugstore or in your own medicine cabinet. As an added benefit, products like Vaseline and Carmex make excellent moisturizers. Take the holistic approach and use coconut oil in place of chemical-based removers. This potent miracle product will melt the color right off your kisser, making it one of the most effective and least labor-intensive home remedies yet discovered. Best of all, it can be bought in large quantities for cheap almost anywhere, and has multiple uses. Rub the semi-solid coconut oil between your fingers until it becomes a liquid, then slather it directly onto your lips. Let it sit for a few moments before wiping it away. With its recent explosion in popularity, coconut oil can be readily found at most supermarkets and specialty grocers.