INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you'd like to accumulate a full container of oil before you reuse it, pour the oil into an airtight container. You can store the oil in your pantry at room temperature until you're ready to use it again. Place a coffee filter over the top of the container holding the oil. Secure the filter with a rubber band and slowly pour the oil through the filter. This will trap any solids so you're left with clearer oil. Food particles in the oil can make it rancid or encourage mold to grow. You can fry another batch of food as long as you fry a similar food since the cooking oil has already taken on the flavor of the food you fried in it. For example, if you fried chicken in the oil, avoid frying cider donuts in it. If you fried foods that were coated or breaded, you may have a harder time removing the fried bits and flavor from the oil. Frying vegetables usually helps the oil keep a neutral flavor, so it's easiest to reuse this cooking oil. If you've filtered the oil and stored it properly, you can reuse cooking oil a few times. Check the oil before you use it and discard any oil that's cloudy, foamy, or smells bad. Never mix different types of cooking oil and dispose of the oil after 1 or 2 uses. Reusing the oil more than 2 times can reduce the oil's smoke point, so it burns easier. It can also cause the fat to release damaging free-radicals and trans-unsaturated fatty acids.

SUMMARY: Store the oil at room temperature in an airtight container. Filter the oil through a coffee filter before using it again. Reuse the oil to fry more food. Avoid using the oil more than 2 times.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Slide the slider until you have your desired percentage. Around 3% should give you enough system restore points to be safe without overloading your hard drive. " The percentage of system restore points has been changed!
Summary: Open System by clicking the Start button , right-clicking Computer, and then clicking Properties. In the left panel, click System protection. In the System protection tab, highlight the system drive(C drive). Click the "Configure" button. Click "Apply," then "OK.

The exact cause of FAS is alcohol consumption. The more you drink while pregnant, especially during the first trimester, the greater the risk of your unborn fetus developing FAS. Being aware of your child's risk for this disease can help you recognize it and get a diagnosis and treatment in a timely manner. Alcohol reaches the developing fetus through the placenta and causes higher blood alcohol concentration levels in a fetus than in you. A fetus metabolizes alcohol at a much slower rate. Alcohol interferes with oxygenation and nutrition delivery to your unborn baby. This can severely impact the fetus's developing tissues and organs, including the brain. You may have consumed a lot of alcohol before you realized you were pregnant, putting your unborn baby at risk for FAS. Keep this in mind during and after your pregnancy. There are many different physical symptoms of FAS that may be mild or severe. From distinctive facial features to slow growth patterns, identifying these common markers may help get your child a diagnosis and medical treatment. Symptoms can appear while the baby is still developing in utero or at birth. They may also only present later, such as behavior issues. Facial features such as wide-set eyes; an extremely thin upper lip; a short, upturned nose; and lack of lip folds between the nose and upper lip may indicate FAS. A child with FAS may also have narrow and small eyes. Deformed joint and limbs may indicate FAS. Slow growth patterns both before and after birth may indicate FAS. Vision and hearing issues may indicate FAS. Small head circumference and underdeveloped brain may indicate FAS. Heart defects and issues with kidneys may also indicate FAS. Many symptoms of FAS resemble those of other diseases and conditions. If you suspect your child or another might have FAS, it's important to see a doctor and/ or get a second medical opinion. FAS may also present itself as problems with a child's brain and central nervous system. From poor memory and hyperactivity, observing these common neurological symptoms may help you identify FAS and get your child a diagnosis and medical treatment. Children with FAS may have poor coordination and balance. Children with FAS may have intellectual disabilities, learning disorders, poor memory, trouble with paying attention, or hyperactivity. Children with FAS may have trouble processing information, reasoning, and poor judgment skills. Children with FAS may also have rapidly changing moods or anxiety. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome can also manifest itself in social and behavioral issues. From poor social skills to problems with impulse control, noticing these behavioral markers may help you identify FAS and get your child a diagnosis and medical treatment. Poor social skills including getting along with others may indicate FAS. A child with FAS may have difficulty in school or problems staying on task or working towards a goal. A child with FAS may have problems adapting to change or with impulse control. A child with FAS may have a poor concept of time.
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One-sentence summary -- Be aware of your child's risk for FAS. Recognize physical symptoms of FAS. Observe brain and central nervous symptoms. Notice social and behavior issues.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Once bowled, the ball should ideally begin to swing late in its delivery. Decrease the distance between yourself and the batsman before you bowl to ensure that the ball doesn't swing too soon. Aim at either the stump itself or very close to it. Keep it high at first. Then, as you bowl, pull it straight down, close to your body. This will keep the front of your body clear for your bowling arm to follow through after the ball's release. Pitch it while your bowling arm is still high. When you release the ball, angle your wrist down and across the ball toward the slips. Follow through by bringing your bowling arm down across your body so that your fingers touch your other armpit.

SUMMARY:
Bowl close to the stump. Tempt the batsman to play the ball. Focus on your front arm. Release the ball.