Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Puree the chicken stock and tomatoes in a blender until smooth. Heat the oil in a saucepan. Add the chiles, garlic, and onion, and cook until soft. Mix in the rice, and cook until golden brown. Stir in the tomato mixture, peas, and salt and pepper to taste. Reduce the heat and cook until the rice is tender. Remove the pot from the heat and fluff the rice before serving.

Answer: In the pitcher of a blender, combine 1 cup (237 ml) of chicken stock with 1 15 ounce (425 g) can of whole peeled tomatoes in juice. Puree the mixture until it is completely smooth, and then set aside. If you have a hand blender, you can puree the stock and tomatoes in a bowl or pot. Add 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of canola oil to a 4 quart (3.7 L) saucepan. Turn the burner to medium-high, and allow the oil to heat until it's hot or starts to shimmer, which should take approximately 3 to 5 minutes. You can substitute vegetable oil for the canola oil if you prefer. Once the oil is hot, mix in 2 serrano chiles that have been cut in half lengthwise and seeded, 2 cloves of minced garlic, and half a small white onion that's been minced. Cook the mixture on medium-high until it's soft, which should take approximately 4 minutes. Make sure to wash your hands after handling the serrano chiles because the oils from the skin of the chiles can irritate your skin and eyes. When the chiles, garlic, and onion are soft, stir 2 cups (370 g) of long-grain white rice into the pan. Allow it to cook until the rice grains become golden brown, which should take approximately 6 minutes. Stir the rice occasionally while it's cooking to ensure that it doesn't burn. When the rice has turned golden brown, add the tomato and broth mixture, 1 cup (150 g) of frozen peas that have been thawed, and kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste to the pan. Mix well so all of the ingredients are well blended. You can also add a couple of carrots that have been peeled and cut into cubes to the rice if you desire. Lower the burner's heat to low, and allow the mixture to cook until the rice becomes tender and all of the liquid has been absorbed. It usually takes approximately 15 minutes for the rice to fully cook. Be sure to cover the pan while the rice is cooking for the final time. That traps the steam, which helps cook the rice. Once the rice is finished cooking, remove the pan from the heat and use a fork to gently fluff the rice. Next, transfer it to a serving dish and serve alongside your favorite Mexican main dish.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cover the basics. Build upon the questions you've already asked. Ask questions that require creative answers. Ask about family and backgrounds. Ask about past romances and interests. Ask about goals and aspirations.

Answer: To start out, ask basic questions, such as someone's favorite color, their first celebrity crush, or where they grew up. You'll want to ask small, easy questions at first to build trust between the asker(s) and target. Ask "favorites" questions, such as, "What was your favorite age?" "What is your favorite place to visit?" "What was your favorite part of school?" "What is your favorite way to travel?" Ask "what if" questions. You can ask, "What if you could visit any time period in the past?" "What if you could fly?" "What if you had fingers on your feet, and toes on your hands?" Once you've built some groundwork with basic questions, you can ask more personal questions, or you can simply build off of the questions you've already asked and the answers you've received. To build off of answers you've received, take an answer and phrase a question around it, such as, "Your greatest fear is spiders, so what would you do if you moved into a house with a spider infestation?" To build to more personal questions, you can say something like, "The person you'd most like to meet with in the past or present is Susan B. Anthony. Why is she so important to you?" Some questions are going to be simple (e.g. "What is your favorite movie and why?"), while others are going to require a little bit of thought. Even if you are asking serious questions, ask the target questions that require some creativity or ingenuity to answer. Ask silly questions such as, "Do hair stylists go to other stylists or do they cut their own hair?" or "If an ambulance accidentally injures someone on its way to save someone else, who do the paramedics choose to save?" You can ask serious questions, too, such as: "If the world was ending and you had to save one person, who would you save?" or "If your relationship was starting to go sour, what would you do to try to save it?" Whether you playing with a friend or a romantic partner, you could always stand to learn about other people's family and backgrounds. Asking about family can help you get to know your playing partner's habits and traditions, and asking about their background can lend insight into any cultural differences or interesting ideas they may have. For family, ask questions such as, "Who raised you?" "Was your family close growing up?" "Did you have any special traditions during holidays?" For background, you can ask questions such as, "Do you know where your ancestors are originally from?" "Did you celebrate any special holidays growing up?" When dealing with family and backgrounds, remember to exercise sensitivity; both are very personal topics and require kindness and open-mindedness. Questions about past romances have the potential to be silly, entertaining, or informative. When deciding what type of past romance questions to ask, consider the tone of the game. Are you playing to deepen your connection to your playing partner, or are you playing to escape boredom on a weekend? If you want to develop a deeper connection with your playing partner, you can ask questions such as "Who was your first kiss?" "What is the best date you've ever been on and why was it the best?" "Do you have any fantasies?" If you are asking silly questions, you can ask thing such as, "What was your most awkward kiss?" "Have you ever sneezed in a love interest's face?" "How long should you wait before passing gas in front of your significant other?" When asking about goals and aspirations, you must also be somewhat delicate, as you don't want to laugh or make light of other people's dreams. When asking these types of questions, you can keep things light-hearted, but avoid mocking your playing partner's answers. Light-hearted questions can include: "What did you want to be when you were 5?" "Where do you see yourself in 10 years?" "Do you hope to be famous one day?" More serious goal questions can include questions such as: "What do you want more than anything else in the world?" "If you could do anything, and money and living were already taken care of, what would you do and why?"

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Decide if you want to delete your old address. Leave your address for at least six months, even if you plan to delete it. Set up an auto-responder on your old account. Delete your old address when you're sure you aren't receiving important messages on it anymore.

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You may not need to delete your old email address. In fact, leaving it online with proper forwarding will help ensure that you don't miss any important emails in the months following your switch. There may be no harm in keeping an old address, especially if it's free. You can always use your old address to sign up for mailing lists and other less important accounts, which can help minimize spam on your new account. Keeping your old email account can be very useful if you need to log into an online account you set up with it that you forgot to transition to your new email. If you delete your old account before making the change, you may be locked out without the ability to manage it. You'll want to make sure that you don't miss any important messages, so leave your old account online for at least six months. Web-based email accounts will not deactivate in this time, so you'll receive all of your forwarded messages without having to log into the old address. Many email services allow you to set up an "out of office" or "vacation" message. Use this to automatically inform senders that you have a new email address. You may not want to do this if you get a lot of spam on your old account, as the spam senders will automatically see your new address. See Use Email Autoresponders for information on setting up an auto-reply. If you want to permanently delete your old email account, you can do so once you're sure everything is being sent to your new address. Remember, it may be better to leave the old account active in case you need to access another account set up with it. Deleting email accounts is permanent, and you won't be able to reactivate it once it's gone. See Delete a Google or Gmail Account for information on deleting your Gmail account. See Delete Yahoo! Accounts for instructions on deleting your Yahoo Mail account. See Close a Microsoft Account for details on deleting a Hotmail, Live, or Outlook.com mail account.