In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Set aside a specific period of time each day for reading. It might be 15 minutes or might be an hour, but try to read at the same time each day. Making reading part of your daily routine will help to make it a habit. After a little while, reading during this time will become more or less automatic. For example, many people read before bed each night. Others make a habit of reading on the bus or train on the way to and from work. Still others like to read first thing in the morning. Unless you absolutely must, do not skip your designated reading time. If you have to skip it for some reason, try to reschedule for another time. You don't want to break your routine. Remember that to accomplish any goal, you must put in the time and effort it requires. There is no way around this. If you are serious about your reading goals, you must read regularly. As you work your way through the reading list, stop to assess whether what you are reading is contributing to the goal. If not, revise your list! You might decide that one of the books you chose isn't adding anything new to your understanding or knowledge. If that's the case, you might want to skip that book, and possibly other similar books.For example, you might at some point feel you've mastered the concepts of Keynesian economics. If so, reading more books that cover this topic is probably not your top priority. By contrast, you might find that many of the readings you've chosen refer to some other topic that you don't know much about. If nothing on your list covers that topic, you may want to add additional readings.For example, imagine you are reading about wine making. You might come across concepts from chemistry that you don't understand. In this case, you should consider adding a book on basic chemistry to your list. Finally, you might find that something you've chosen to read is more advanced than you are ready for. Rather than trying to push through and failing to understand much of what you are reading, move it down the list and revisit it later. It may be a more valuable reading after you've learned more about the topic. Motivation and perseverance are key to achieving any goal. Keeping your motivation will be important to following through on your goals. It's a good idea to have a plan in advance with some ideas about how to stay motivated and overcome any discouragement you might encounter. This could include a having friends around who know you might need a pep-talk, or a system of rewards for reaching certain milestones. Use reinforcement to help boost your motivation. When you reach a milestone such as finishing a book (or even a difficult chapter), give yourself a little reward. For example, you might treat yourself to a tasty dessert, a trip to the movies, or a new pair of shoes for finishing a book on your list. This helps create a positive association with reaching your goal and will spur you on to reach the next milestone. If obstacles arise that make it hard to keep up with your schedule for a while, it's ok to revise your plan. For example, imagine a loved one has a medical emergency. This might make it hard to focus on books about wine making for a while. Once things settle down, go back and revisit your plan. You might be able to make a reasonable plan to catch up with your schedule by adding a few minutes on to your daily reading time. If you are too far behind for that though, adjusting your deadlines doesn't mean you've failed. Another great way to boost your motivation is to track your progress regularly. Take note of the books you've finished, or how far along you are in a specific book, as compared to the schedule you set. The deadlines in your schedule will help create a sense of urgency and accountability for completing your goals. No one wants to feel like they have failed. Use a journal, calendar, or app to track your progress and updated it regularly.
Summary: Choose a reading time. Stick to your schedule. Evaluate the impact. Stay motivated. Track your progress.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Many people use honey in their diet because it contains enzymes that assist in digestion and promote overall health. If you are one of them, and find yourself with a crystallized mass of hard honey, use a warm water bath for best results. As mentioned above, microwaving can not only affect the taste of the honey, it can also zap the honey beyond the point in which its enzymes break down. Since you can control the temperature of a water bath more easily, you are less likely to lose the beneficial aspects of honey using this method. Avoid plastic containers if you can; not only are they shallower (making tipping over a very real possibility), they are also worse at conducting heat. After water has reached about 95F (35C), remove the saucepan from the heat source. The water will continue to heat even after the heat source has been removed. Check the temperature with a kitchen thermometer for best results. If you don't have a thermometer, try testing the water temperature by resting your elbow in it for around 5 seconds. The water should feel warm but not hot enough to cause discomfort when it's at the right temperature. While exact estimates vary, it's best not to let honey heat too far beyond 95F (35C). Once it heat's significantly beyond this, the nutritional enzymes in the honey start getting destroyed. Note that some estimates place this maximum temperature at about 110F (43C) instead. While the exact temperature is somewhat debated, it's best to stay within this range. Open the honey jar and carefully place the honey in the water bath. Wait for the warm water to begin breaking down the glucose crystals on the sides of the honey jar. Crystallized honey is a poor heat conductor; stirring will help transfer heat more evenly from the sides of the jar to the middle of the honey. Since the water bath removed from its heat source will only get colder, you're in no danger of overheating the honey by simply leaving it in the water bath. Stir occasionally for best results; otherwise, set it and forget it.
Summary: Liquefy honey in a water bath if you're particular about preserving natural enzymes. Transfer your honey into a glass jar if necessary. Fill a large saucepan with water and gently heat it up to about 95F (35C). Submerge the crystallized honey in the warm water. Stir the honey periodically to speed up the liquefaction. Remove honey from the water bath when it has fully liquefied.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Nero is notoriously inefficient at burning dual-layer video DVDs, because it does not handle the layer break well. This is the spot in the disc where the reader moves from the first layer to the second layer. You will need a program more capable of handling this correctly, such as ImgBurn. In order to burn a dual-layer video DVD, you will need your video file on your computer formatted into the VIDEO_TS folder format. This occurs when you rip a DVD, or copy an unprotected DVD from the disc to your hard drive. Click the Mode menu, and then select Build. Click the small "Browse for a Folder" button to open the file browser. Navigate to your VIDEO_TS folder and click OK. This will ensure that the video will fit onto the disc when you burn it. This will open the layer break selector. ImgBurn will rate all of the available options. Choose the option with the highest rating to ensure the smoothest possible transition between layers. The burn process will begin. Dual-layer DVDs can take a long time to burn, so you may have to wait awhile. Once the process is complete, watch the video in a DVD player to test it out.
Summary:
Download a different burning program. Open ImgBurn. Click the calculator button. Click the Build button.