Insert all your ingredients into a blender or food processor. Pulse the ingredients until the mixture is smooth and consistent throughout. Add more garlic for a sharper flavor. Make your soup more refreshing by adding a few mint sprigs. This recipe makes a relatively thick soup. If you prefer thinner soup, add water to it a little bit at a time while the mixture is still in the blender. Seal the blender and pulse it to mix in the water. Continue adding water until your preferred consistency is reached. You can make your soup richer and creamier by adding yogurt to it. Do so a little at a time and pulse the sealed blender to mix in the yogurt. When the consistency of the soup is right, it's time for a taste test. Use a spoon to sample the flavor of your purslane cucumber soup. Add salt, sugar, and other ingredients as necessary to achieve your desired flavor. Transfer the soup to a serving bowl or storage container. Chill the soup in your refrigerator and serve it as soon as it is cold. When kept in a sealed container, this soup should stay good for three to four days.
++++++++++
One-sentence summary -- Blend your ingredients. Thin the mixture, if necessary. Season the soup to taste. Serve the soup chilled.

Q: Mix until blended. Beat 2 minutes. You should have a thick batter. Cover the sheet with plastic wrap. This should take about 35 minutes or until the loaf sounds hollow. You can also insert an instant read thermometer into the baked bread loaf. The bread's temperature should be around 200F (93C).
A: Add 4 cups flour, 1/4 cup butter and remaining ingredients to a mixing bowl. Add 4 cups hot tap water to the mixture. Turn the mixer to medium speed and slowly add 2 cups flour. Add 5 to 6 cups more flour and mix in with a spoon. Knead dough 10 minutes or until smooth and elastic. Divide dough into 4 equal portions. Shape each dough piece into a ball. Place the dough balls onto a greased baking sheet. Freeze until firm. Remove frozen dough balls and store in a labeled freezer bag. Remove dough ball from freezer about 6 hours before baking. Thaw bread dough ball and let rise until more than double in size. Bake risen dough at 350F (177C) or until golden.

Article: An ashtray is a way to hold onto used cigarettes until you get a chance to recycle them. Keep an ashtray available at home and make use of them at public establishments. If you run a public venue, have accessible ashtrays to encourage smokers to leave their cigarette butts there. You can also purchase outdoor ashtrays online, from home improvement stores, and from restaurant supply stores. If you're outdoors, deposit cigarettes into speciality collection bins. Many cities use these bins to collect filters. Private companies also sometimes have them, so you may see them outside restaurants and other locations. At the moment, these bins are not available in all areas. Make sure the bin is clearly labeled with a sticker or sign indicating it is for cigarettes only. You can get your own bin from a recycling company like TerraCycle or by assembling one. Try placing a plastic liner inside a metal or plastic bin. If you own a bin, it is your responsibility to collect the cigarettes and send them to a recycling company. If you can't find an ashtray or bin, extinguish the cigarette and put it into the trash. The filter will end up in a landfill instead of a recycling center, but this is a better option than throwing it on the ground. Avoid fires by making sure the cigarette isn't lit or emitting smoke before you throw it away.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Leave used cigarette in an ashtray. Place used filters in a cigarette-only recycling bin. Throw the cigarette into the trash if you have no other choice.

Problem: Article: Harder laws typically delegate the authority for interpretation of the agreement to an independent third body, while softer laws leave interpretation up to participating countries. Independent bodies that produce binding interpretation and settlement of disputes are most common in international organizations, and their decisions are binding on member countries. For example, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea resolves disputes between countries under the 1982 Convention on the Law of the Sea. Often, decisions of these international courts are only binding on the parties involved in that particular dispute. Because of the complex interplay between international law and state sovereignty, even the hardest laws often are lacking in strong enforcement provisions. Under the UN Charter, countries can seek authorization from the Security Council to enforce international agreements using collective armed force. This is the strongest enforcement mechanism available in international law. Realist legal scholars point to the lack of enforcement measures in international law to argue that all international law is inherently soft. International governing bodies such as the European Union tend to have the strongest enforcement powers. The EU also has its own government institutions. Harder laws often establish their own institutions to interpret and enforce the agreement. For example, the European Convention on Human Rights is interpreted and enforced by the European Court of Human Rights.
Summary: Identify who is responsible for interpreting the agreement. Determine what enforcement mechanisms are included in the agreement. Note whether the agreement creates or uses an independent international organization.

Article: Sweet peas must be kept nice and wet throughout the summer. Water them lightly every day it does not rain. Check the soil surrounding the sweet pea stems often to make sure it doesn't dry out. Sweet peas are quite prolific, and a monthly application of mild fertilizer will keep them blooming for many weeks. It's not mandatory, but it's helpful if you want to make the most of your flowers. Use compost, manure or a high-potassium commercial fertilizer application. Cutting the flowers promotes new growth, so don't hesitate to bring in some fresh blossoms or make a bouquet for a friend. Wait until the flowers have reached their fragrant and colorful peaks before cutting. You should also remove faded blossoms, which sap energy from the plant and prevent more flowers from growing. These annuals won't come back on their own next year, but you can enjoy them again if you save the seed pods and plant them again in the winter or spring, depending on where you live. This will encourage new growth in the form of more side-shoots and flowers. You can just use your fingernails to pinch off the shoots.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Water them often during the hot months. Fertilize once a month. Harvest the flowers regularly. Save the seed pods from your plants for next year's crop. Pinch off the shoots once your peas are 6 inches or longer.