Article: Once the data is complete in your payoff table, it should be easy to spot the most profitable course of action for each possible event. This is just a matter of selecting the highest number in each horizontal row. For example, in a low demand market, your two choices are represented by the values 1 or -5. Because 1 is the greater number, this represents the more valuable choice, which is the gradual marketing campaign. In a high demand market, the extreme marketing campaign shows a higher value of 10, compared to 4 for the gradual campaign. This will be a new table that represents the value that you could lose from making any given choice. Set up a table with the same right hand column, representing the possible events. Make additional columns labeled "Optimum Action," "Profit of Optimum Action," and then one additional column for each of your alternative courses of action. Working with the marketing example, your headings will be "Optimum Action," "Profit of Optimum Action," "Gradual Campaign," and "Extreme Campaign." The first column on the right will list the two possible events, Low Demand and High Demand. Using the information from your payoff table, fill in the first few spaces of this opportunity loss table. In the Optimum Action column, the better choice for a low demand market is the Gradual campaign, so write in the word "Gradual." On the second row, for a high demand market, the better choice is the extreme campaign, so fill in the word "Extreme." These choices represent incomes of 1 and 10 million dollars, respectively, so enter those numbers in the Profit column. In the final columns, you will calculate the amount that you would expect to lose if you had chosen a less optimal course of action. In each space of the table, you will enter the value that corresponds to that action-event combination, subtracted from the optimal event in the previous column. For example, the first space represents the gradual campaign in the low demand market. This has a value of +1. It is also, you should recall, the optimal choice that you selected for this row. Therefore, the "loss" calculation is 1-1, which is 0. This makes sense because it is not really an alternative. It represents the choice that you made. Enter 0 in the first space. The second space represents what you might have lost had you chosen an extreme marketing campaign in a low demand market. Calculate this by subtracting 1-(-5), for a value of +6. Complete the rest of the table in similar fashion. The values in the last two columns should be: 0 6 6 0 Notice that the values along the main diagonal are all 0. This makes sense because they are comparisons of each choice against itself, so there is no theoretical loss. However, compare the other values and you will see the amount of money that, based on your prediction data, you would lose under each scenario. For example, you made the initial decision that in a low demand market, a gradual campaign would be optimal. Had you chosen the extreme campaign, the table shows that you would expect to lose $6 million. In a high demand market, your optimal choice is the extreme campaign. However, had you chosen the gradual campaign, you would expect to lose $6 million.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Select the best action for each event. Create a new "Opportunity Loss" Table. Fill in the data. Determine the expected losses for each alternative course of action. Interpret the completed table.

Problem: Article: This is one of the most commonly used home remedies for getting rid of the pesky onion smell from your hands. After you've finished handling the onion, grab a stainless steel spoon. Run your hands under warm water while rubbing your hands and fingers with the curved area of the spoon. The sulfur in the steel helps draw out the odor in your skin and can eliminate the smell. You can use any object that is stainless steel. Knives and other utensils are often made of this material. You can also rub your hands along your sink or faucet because they are often made of stainless steel as well. They also make stainless steel shaped like soap that you can buy to keep in your kitchen. Fill your hands with a generous amount of used coffee grounds. Slightly wet your hands. Wash your hands with the grounds like you would with soap. Rinse and dry your hands. Not only can this help reduce the smell of onions, your hands will smell delicious like coffee. Make sure you do this method with used coffee grounds. Fresh grounds won't have the desired effect. Sprinkle dry mustard into the palm of your hand. Wet the area, mixing water with the mustard to make a paste. Rub it on your hands. Rinse and dry your hands. The components in the mustard can help draw out the scent in your hands. Make sure you use the right kind of mustard. Don't use a dried clump of bottled mustard. The kind of mustard you want is dry mustard. It is a yellow powder that is used in many recipes. It can be found with the spices in most grocery stores.
Summary: Rub your hands with stainless steel. Wash your hands with coffee grounds. Apply dry mustard to your hands.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Sprinkle the gelation on the bottom of a medium mixing bowl. Pour the cold water over the gelatin. Set the mixture aside until the gelatin has absorbed the water. When absorbed, the water will be mostly gone. Times vary, but this usually takes only a few minutes. Consult your gelatin's label for a specific timeframe. Boil your water in a saucepan over high heat. Let it come to a full boil before removing it from the heat. Immediately after boiling the water, pour it into the gelatin mixture. Use a wire whisk to mix everything into an even texture. Then, add the brown sugar and continue to whisk the ingredients until the sugar dissolves. Pour your bourbon and apple juice into your gelatin mixture. Use a spoon to stir everything together into an even, uniform texture. Place 12 shot-sized plastic cups on a baking tray. Fill each cup almost to the brim with your gelatin mixture. Place the baking tray somewhere in the fridge where it will not be disturbed. Give the gelatin six hours to set.

SUMMARY: Combine the gelatin and water. Boil your water. Mix the boiling water and brown sugar with the gelatin mixture. Add the bourbon and apple juice. Fill your shot glasses with the gelatin mixture. Refrigerate the shots for six hours.

Peel the banana and cut it into 2-inch (5-cm) chunks. Place these frozen banana chunks in your freezer for 20 to 30 minutes, or until they become frozen solid. You should tray freeze the bananas to prevent them from sticking together. Cover a small cookie sheet with parchment paper and arrange the banana chunks on the sheet in a single layer. Do not let the pieces touch. Stick the cookie sheet in the freezer. Done in this manner, the banana pieces should freeze separately, making them easier to blend into the shake. Add the vanilla coconut milk ice cream, frozen banana chunks, 1/4 cup (60 ml) cacao nibs, peppermint oil, almond milk, spinach, and avocado to the blender. Blend on high speed until smooth and evenly colored. This should take anywhere from 30 seconds to 2 minutes, depending on the speed and strength of your blender. The coconut milk ice cream and almond milk remove dairy from the equation. The spinach and avocado give the shamrock shake a great green color without the use of dyes. The cacao nibs add a hint of milk chocolate flavor, which complements the taste of mint. Pour your shake into serving glasses and serve immediately. If desired, sprinkle each shake with additional cacao nibs before serving for an added boost of chocolate flavor.
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Freeze the banana. Blend all the ingredients together. Transfer into serving glasses and sprinkle with cacao nibs.