Write an article based on this "Use colloquial sayings. Reduce your use of the verb "to be. Relearn the word "done. Incorporate "might could" and "y'all" into your speech. Remember that many Southerners are polite."
article: Every way of speaking and culture has its own sayings and colloquialisms. Try to learn some southern ones. Here are some examples: "Bless her/his little heart" sometimes means that someone is incompetent or that they did something sweet or thoughtful. "Dad burn it!" essentially means, "Gosh darn it." "He chews his own tobacco" means that the person is independent. "He could talk a cat out of a tree!" means that the person is persuasive and convincing. " This means not using the words "is," "are," and "am" as much. For example, instead of saying, "Are you ready?" you would just say "You ready?" " In southern speech, "done" can have a few different meanings. Here are some examples: It can be a substitute for "already," as in, "I done let the dog out this morning." It can also be used emphatically, as in "I done cannot do this anymore." It can also mean "did," as in, "I done my math homework tonight." (This is archaic Southern; more educated contemporary Southerners don't say this.) There are lots of grammatical structures unique to Southern speech, and these are two examples. Use them when appropriate! Use "might could" or "might should" when you want to imply both that someone could and should do something. As in, "You might could put another log on the fire." Use "y'all" instead of "you all." As in, "Y'all should come here and look at this dawg!" ( Common) or "Y'all uns" almost said as one word "Y'all-uns need to stop that racket right now" - often towards children. "Sir" and "Ma'am" are common, especially with child to parent (regardless of age), people in authority, people older than you, or people you don't know well. "Pardon me," "'excuse me," "Thank ya," or "Thankee much" are also common. "Yessir," "Yessah," and "Yes'm" are often meshed into almost one word.

Write an article based on this "Verify that your 2 PCs are on the same network. Sign into the common network on both PCs. Click on your Start Menu. Right click on the drive and select "Properties. Click on the Sharing tab in the Properties dialog box. Check the box at the top that says "Share this Folder" or "Change Advanced Sharing Settings. Click "Apply" when you are done. Log on to your other PC. Look for your other PC on the list of connected computers. Find the files that have been deemed shareable on your other PC."
article: If you are using a wireless network, it must have very high speeds to make this an affective process. This option is best if you want to transfer files regularly between PCs, but not necessarily at the same time. Go to My Computer. Select your C drive, or hard drive, from the list of options. " You should also be able to select Properties from the File menu at the top. Select the "Advanced Sharing" button. " The option may change according to the version of Windows you are running. Go to the Start menu and select "Network" in your list of default options. Double click on that computer. Type in your password to gain access. The password is what you use to log into the other computer. Drag them onto your new PC to transfer.

Write an article based on this "Cut chilled or frozen butter into -inch (1.3 cm) cubes. Pulse all ingredients about 8 times in a processor. Mix the butter in by hand or continue mixing in the food processor."
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Unwrap the sticks of butter you're cutting in and set them on a cutting board. Then slice them into several -inch cubes to that they're a bit easier to mix in with the other ingredients. Add your butter cubes into a food processor with the other ingredients and quickly press and release the power button. Allow one second to go by and then press the button again. Press the button like this about 8 times to get the right consistency. Depending on what you're baking, you may want to combine the ingredients more extensively with your fingers. Otherwise, you may be able to keep adding ingredients to the food processor and continue mixing by pulsing. For example, all of your mixing can be done in the food processor if you're making a pie crust.