Article: If you are using a dark, nonstick pan, lower the oven temperature to 325F (162C). Pulse the Oreo cookies in the food processor until you get fine crumbs first. Add the melted butter and blend again until smooth. The cookies need to be finely ground, sort of like coffee grounds. If they are too chunky, your crust won't hold together well. Save the remaining 10 cookies for the filling. Make sure that the crust is firmly packed into the pan, or it won't hold together. For a fancier touch, spread the mixture across the bottom of the pan first, then push it 2 inches (5.08 centimeters) up the sides. Do not remove the crust from the springform pan yet. It won't hold together until you add the cheesecake filling. You can do this using an electric mixer or a food processor fitted with whisks. From time to time, pause the mixer, and scrape down the sides with a spatula; this will ensure that everything gets evenly mixed together. Mix the filling on low speed after each egg you add until it is blended before adding the next egg. Make sure that the ingredients are evenly mixed throughout. There should be no streaks and swirls; everything should be consistent. Use a knife to chop the cookies into coarse crumbs; they can be as big or as small as you'd like. Gently stir them into the filling using a spatula. If you need to, use a spatula to help guide the filling into the crust. Smooth the top down with a spatula so that there aren't any ripples. There is enough cake to cut 16 slices. Cover and store any leftovers in the fridge for up to 3 days.To learn how to decorate your cake, click here.
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Preheat the oven to 350F (177C). Mix together the 26 crushed Oreo cookies and melted butter in a food processor. Press the cookie mixture into the prepared springform pan. Bake the crust for 8 to 10 minutes in the oven, then set it aside to cool. Beat the of cream cheese and sugar until blended. Slowly add the eggs, one at a time. Fold in the sour cream and vanilla extract, and mix again. Roughly chop up the remaining Oreo cookies and stir them into the filling. Pour the filling into the crust. Decorate the cake, if desired, and refrigerate it for at least 4 hours before serving.

Problem: Article: Has a new release come out in the theater, but you can't find someone to go with you? No worries! Just take yourself to the movies alone. You don't need a date or friend to go with you. Maybe a new restaurant has opened in your city that you've been dying to check out, but no one else likes that type of food. Put on a nice outfit and take yourself out for dinner. Immerse yourself in the meal by eating mindfully. Or, bring a book and read during your meal. Dating yourself can also translate to expanding your skills. Is there something you've always wanted to learn, but never made time for? If so, research classes or tutors in your area that can help you get started. For instance, you might sign up for a foreign language class, learn how to cook, or take a Flamenco dancing course. Make a list of fun or interesting places you haven't visited in your city or region. Then, challenge yourself to visit each place on your list. You might be surprised at the pleasure you get our of doing whatever you want to do. Your list might include museums, art galleries, parks and more. You might also attend concerts or festivals in your area. This can be a great way to preoccupy yourself on evenings and weekends when your loved ones are busy doing something else. Are you feeling stressed out or tired? If so, plan a day of pampering by booking a professional massage or facial at your local spa. If you're strapped for cash, perform self-massage with oils when you're feeling tense or stressed.
Summary: See a movie you've been dying to see. Check out new restaurants that serve your favorite foods. Take up a new skill to challenge yourself. Go somewhere you've never been. Pamper yourself when you're feeling stressed.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: These will form the main shape of the nest, and are much easier to work with than hard, short twigs. You can use straw, long grass, vines, willow fronds, bendy reeds, or seagrass found outdoors or at a garden supply store. Raffia is another good option, obtainable from a craft supply store. If Mexican feather grass grows in your area, grab a clump of it and pull your hand upward to remove a handful of hairy seeds clinging together. Once you have enough seeds, clump them into a ball and make a nest shape by sticking your thumb into it.

SUMMARY: Find long, flexible plant stems.

Being idle can lead to less resilience, but being active and tackling your problems head-on can promote your ability to deal with tough situations. Try to avoid ruminating over negative thoughts or ideas. Instead, do something about the situation. For example, if nobody wants to publish the novel you wrote, that doesn't mean you have to let your worth lie in what other people think about your work. Be proud of yourself for a job well done, keep trying to get published, or try something new. If you got fired, pick yourself up and look for another job -- or even consider finding a job that gives you more value and makes you happier, even if you take your career down a new path. Though it may not feel like it, getting fired may be the best thing that ever happened to you. Try to think about the positives and move toward a solution. Having goals and dreams increases resilience. A lack of purpose and goals reduces resilience and may leave you open to being taken advantage of, manipulation, and poor life choices; it reduces your sense of control over your life, which can easily lead to depression and anxiety. Consider what goals you have, whether little or large. These goals give a sense of purpose to your life and keep you focused. Write down a list of things you want to accomplish in life. Keep this list in a safe place and evaluate your progress regularly. Learn to recognize what gives you a sense of purpose in life and what detracts from that. Live your life in accordance with your values and convictions. If you want to be a more resilient person, then you have to not only set goals, but you have to work to achieve them. Making a plan to achieve your goals -- whether you're getting an advanced degree, getting more physically fit, or trying to get over a break up can help you feel directed, focused, and driven. Make a goals list of everything you want to achieve in the next month, 6 months, and year. Make sure each goal is realistic and achievable. An example of an achievable goal would be to lose 10 lbs in 3 months. An unrealistic (and unhealthy) goal would be to lose 20 lbs in 1 month. Make a week-by-week, or month-by-month plan for getting what you want. Though life is unpredictable and you can't plan everything, setting out some sort of a plan can help you feel more in control of the situation, and more likely to succeed. Tell other people about the goals you want to achieve. Just talking about your goals and discussing what you're going to do may help you feel more obligated to achieve them. People who are resilient tend to be more curious, excited about life, and want to know more. They embrace the unknown and want to feel more knowledgeable about the world. They are excited about other cultures and want to learn about them, and they are well-informed and confident in their views while being able to admit when they want to know more about something. It's this thirst for knowledge that will keep you excited about life, and may make you want to live on in spite of adversity. The more you know, the more equipped you may feel to deal with a major setback or challenge. Learning a foreign language, read books and the papers, and watch exciting films. Resilient people are always asking questions when they are faced with a new situation. Ask questions until you feel like you have a firm grasp of a situation instead of feeling immobile and unable to deal with it.
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Be a person of action. Find your purpose in life. Work toward your goals. Seek knowledge.