In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: For a medium heat, use 3 chili peppers or use 6 chili peppers for a hot one. The method for preparation of the chilies is outlined above. Chop the onion finely and add it to a bowl with the lime juice and rind. The purpose of doing this is to soften the onion in readiness for adding to the salsa. Cut a small cross on the base of each tomato. Place the tomatoes into a heatproof bowl. Pour boiling hot water over the tomatoes and leave them to soak for 30 seconds. Remove the tomatoes and plunge them into a bowl of cold water. Drain well, then peel off the skins. Place the pieces into the salsa bowl. Add this chopped cilantro to the salsa mixture. Aim to coat everything with the lime juice. Place it into the refrigerator to chill and marinate for 23 hours. This will give the flavors time to blend well. Serve with tortillas, corn chips, beans or rice.
Summary: Assemble the ingredients and items needed to make the salsa. Decide how hot you'd like the salsa to be. Prepare the tomatoes. Peel the tomatoes. Dice the peeled tomatoes. Add the soaked chopped onion and any lime juice and rind left. Chop the cilantro (fresh coriander) finely. Add the diced chili peppers and the sugar. Mix everything together gently until you see the sugar dissolve. Cover the salsa bowl. Before serving, throw a few lime rind pieces on top to garnish.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you think that you or someone you know may have avoidant personality disorder, the first step in getting a diagnosis is to see a doctor for an exam. The doctor will want to rule out any physical conditions that may be causing the symptoms. This appointment will consist of a physical exam, as well as a detailed examination of the patient's personal and family history. If no physical conditions are identified, the doctor will most likely refer the patient to a mental health professional, such as a psychiatrist or psychologist. Mental health professionals are specially trained to diagnose personality disorders, including avoidant personality disorder. This appointment will consist of a detailed interview. The psychiatrist or psychologist will want to know all about the symptoms the patient is experiencing, when they started, and how they have progressed over time. There is not medical test that can be performed to diagnose avoidant personality disorder. A diagnosis is made based on the observations of the patient's behavior and reported symptoms. Once a patient is diagnosed, he or she will be encouraged to enter psychotherapy to help overcome the symptoms of avoidant personality disorder. Some people with avoidant personality disorder also suffer from other mental health issues, such as anxiety and depression. A thorough psychiatric evaluation should reveal whether any other conditions are complicating the symptoms of avoidant personality disorder. For patients who also suffer from anxiety or depression, medications may be helpful in reducing symptoms. Medications are typically not helpful for patients whose only diagnosis is avoidant personality disorder, however.
Summary: Get a complete physical exam. See a mental health professional. Get co-existing conditions diagnosed.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A plunger with a simple rubber cup attached to a wooden handle is the best tool for the job. If you have a flange plunger with an extra ring of rubber around the bottom, fold the extra ring into the cup. The plunger will bring up whatever is clogging the drain. Don't use a plunger if you've poured toxic chemicals like bleach down the drain, as it will bring these up, too. They can splash and cause burns. If you have an overflow drain in your tub, this can break the suction created with a plunger. Make sure it is completely closed off by covering it with a wet towel. The outside of the drain may be wet from a recent shower. If it is not evenly wet, pour some water into the tub. Or, use a small amount of petroleum jelly around the edge of the cup of the plunger to get a better seal. If there is a lot of standing water in your tub, remove some of it with a bucket before you start to plunge. This will keep it from splashing you. The cup will seal when you start to pump. Move the handle up and down a few times to force air out. Then push vigorously for about 20 seconds. Don't push so hard that you break the seal. If the plunging worked, it will have brought up whatever was clogging your drain. Remove the clog with your hands or use a wire snake if you can't reach it. Use a flashlight to get a good look. To check that everything has been cleared out, turn on the water and watch to see if it drains. If the water doesn't drain, try using a hand snake or baking soda and vinegar solution.
Summary:
Use a cup plunger for shower drains if standing water won't drain. Block the overflow drain with a wet towel. Moisten the outside of the drain with water or petroleum jelly if it is dry. Press the plunger around the drain to cover it completely. Start to pump the handle of the plunger gently, and then with more force. Lift up the plunger and remove any material you can reach.