INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To ready the oven for baking the fries, set the temperature to 400 degrees Fahrenheit (200 degrees Celsius) and allow it to fully heat. Next, pour 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of canola oil to a large sheet pan or baking dish and spread it around to grease it. You can substitute olive or vegetable oil for the canola if you prefer. The fries require 2 large avocados that have been pitted, peeled, and cut into -inch (13-mm) slices. Sprinkle the juice from half of a lime over the avocados, and add some salt and pepper to taste. Adding the lime juice is an optional step, but it will help keep the avocado fries from becoming discolored as you work. Add cup (31 g) flour of flour to a shallow dish. Next, whisk in tsp (1 g) of garlic powder, tsp (1 g) of onion powder, and tsp (1 g) of paprika into the flour until the ingredients are well-blended. You can adjust the amount of the seasonings or add in some of your own. For example, cayenne pepper can add a spicy kick, while cumin can add some smoky flavor. Set two more shallow dishes beside the flour mixture. Add a lightly beaten egg to one of the dishes and 1 cup (50 g) of panko breadcrumbs to the other. You can substitute regular bread crumbs for the panko if you prefer. To ready the fries for baking, dredge the avocado wedges in the seasoned flour. Next, dip them in the egg and press into the panko to coat them well. Make sure that all sides of the avocado fries are coated with the panko. After the fries are coated, set them down on a single layer on the oiled pan or baking dish. Drizzle the remaining 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of canola oil over the fries to help them become crispy during baking. You can spray the fries with an oil cooking spray instead of drizzling the oil over them if you prefer. Place the avocado fries in the preheated oven. Allow them to bake for approximately 15 minutes or until they become golden brown. Halfway through the cooking time, flip the fries over to ensure that they cook evenly. You can add more oil or oil cooking spray to the fries as they're baking to help them become even crispier. When the avocado fries are finished baking, remove them from the oven. Transfer them to a platter, and serve with ketchup or your favorite dipping sauce. Ranch dressing and chipotle dipping sauce are tasty with the avocado fries.

SUMMARY: Preheat the oven and prepare the pan. Squeeze the lime juice over the avocados and season with salt and pepper. Mix the flour with the seasonings. Place the egg and panko in separate dishes. Dip the avocado slices in the flour, egg, and panko in order. Place the avocados in a single layer on the pan and add the remaining oil. Bake the avocado fries until they are golden. Serve the fries with your favorite dipping sauce.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can access this from the Start menu, or your can press Win+R to open it directly. Press Enter top open the program. This will bring up your registry. Be very careful when adjusting the registry, as you can cause your system to become inoperable. Once you're in the registry, you can use it to help remove old, unwanted programs, change your History folder location, and more. See this guide for detailed instructions on navigating and using the registry.

SUMMARY: Open the "Run" box. Type in regedit. Make changes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Papaya can be hard to find in most places, especially unripe, the way it needs to be for som tam. If you have trouble finding papaya, simply swap it out for kohlrabi, cabbage mix, daikon radish or cucumber. Any of these mild root vegetables will have the right crunchy texture, and when shredded or julienned will be perfect for soaking up the tangy dressing. When substituting other vegetables for papaya, make sure you buy them before they're fully ripe so that they'll be firm. Mild melons like cantaloupe can also work as a tasty replacement. If you're a vegan, or just find fish sauce to be particularly unpalatable, just add a little extra salt to the dressing instead. A little white vinegar can also do the trick, and will provide the liquid you need to blend the dressing. The main purpose of the fish sauce is impart a salty, pungent flavor, so it's easy to achieve the same effect without having to work with an ingredient you can't stomach. Other salty condiments like soy sauce are not recommended, as they'll throw off the flavors of the salad. Palm sugar is the go-to sweetener for most Southeast Asian and Malaysian cuisine, but it's not available everywhere, and it might taste a bit strange to those who aren't used to it. Luckily, light brown sugar makes a perfect replacement. It's sweet and just a bit earthy, and it will dissolve and thicken well in the lime juice. Play around with the amount of sugar that goes into the dressing if you want to offset the spice of the chilies. Since the components of som tam are prepared individually and then assembled, it's an easy recipe to customize. Adjust the amounts of herbs and aromatics to taste, or substitute some of your other favorite vegetables instead. You might choose to crank up the heat from the chilies, or leave them out altogether. The choices are nearly endless! Top the salad with fresh grilled shrimp, beef or chicken rather than dried shrimp for a heartier meal version of som tam.

SUMMARY: Substitute other root vegetables for papaya. Use salt in place of fish sauce. Add brown sugar for sweetness. Come up with your own variations.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Communicate openly to your partner about your difficulty maintaining an erection. Couples who are unable to talk openly to each other sometimes find it harder to be sexually intimate. If there is no communication, each partner may blame themselves. If you are both uncomfortable talking about it counselling may help. In some cases, your partner may have ideas or suggestions about how he or she can help you maintain your erection in the bedroom. Getting to really know your partner will help you become more intimate and feel more comfortable. If your sex is focused just on penetration and climax, you may feel under more pressure to quickly get and maintain an erection, which can make this harder to do. Try to find new and more varied ways to be intimate with your partner that are not just about sprinting to the finish line. Take time with each other, such as taking a bath or shower together or massaging each other. You can also try practicing different sexual positions to enhance blood flow. Being on top or standing up while engaging in sexual activity can increase your blood flow and help you maintain an erection. If you or your doctor suspect your problems with maintaining an erection are psychological, consider the possibility of undergoing counselling. A professional, experienced psychologist may be able to help reverse your problems with ED. Problems with maintaining erections are not normally psychological. Emotional causes are more common in younger men and physical causes in older men. If you have erections in the morning or at night, it is likely that your difficulties maintaining an erection for intercourse are not physical.

SUMMARY:
Talk to your partner. Be intimate in new ways. Consider counselling.