INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Normally the movie should start itself. If not, go to the video section in your XMB menu and press the X button on the title of your movie to start it up.

SUMMARY: Start up your PS3. Log in if needed. Put your DVD or Blu-ray disc into the PS3. Start the movie.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you have no outdoor space for planting, find out if your area has a garden allotment where you can rent a plot. Otherwise, you can grow food in your house or apartment using containers. There are so many options, from herbs to tomatoes to lavender. While you'll still need to buy the basics, like flour, rice, beans, and sugar, you can bake your own bread, learn how to make cheese and yogurt, and preserve the food you grow by canning it and making jam or pickles. If you drink beer, wine, cider, or mead, you can brew all those things at home. The cost to start brewing at home can be higher, but after a while there is potential to sell or share what you make, which can help with the costs down the line.
Summary: Look for ways to grow your own produce. Skip the huge grocery bill and make your own food. Try making your own drinks.

Unless your character is texting someone in the play spell out the words. Never pressure or force anyone into a sex scene. Most people prefer at least a single paragraph, but some others allow one-lining. Just make sure you check the other person's preference (usually in the form of Roleplaying Rules in blogs) before trying to roleplay with others. This includes layout designs, storyline ideas, pictures, display names, biographies, roleplaying rules, etc. Don't be afraid to ask someone if you can copy something, 9 times out of 10 they'll say "Yes," and they'll expect credit so whatever you borrowed from someone, make sure you write "Credit to: [name]" under whatever you took. Accept constructive criticism, be nice, don't take things said in roleplay personally, make friends, chat up, etc. Be easy to get along with, and great roleplaying opportunities shall come your way. If you want to start a Chatzy, don't be extremely strict about it. Ban people if they're being rude to other members, not if you just simply don't like them. Also, if someone is being mean to another person, don't back them up because you think it's funny. Remember, not everyone in there is having as much fun as you, and don't act like you're entitled to do something and others that accidentally do the same thing you do are copycats. Be nice, and again, don't declare supreme power by giving certain people administrator rights and playing around with the rights with one or two other people. Be nice, courteous, don't single others out, and don't gang up on someone.
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One-sentence summary -- Avoid using text talk. Practice safe roleplay sex. Don't one-line (unless it's a preference with someone you're roleplaying with). Don't steal anything, from anyone. Be the nice guy/girl. Hang out in Chat zys.

Q: Cats have sensitive ears that can be hurt by loud music, loud television, or other sources of noise. Comfort a cat that's frightened by loud noises outside the house, particularly fireworks or thunderstorms. Take her into an interior room or close the curtains, put the TV or radio on low, and make sure the cat has a "bolt hole" where she can hide until the ordeal is over. Some cats who are bonded to their owner will benefit from companionship and reassurance (such as the cat who bolts under the comforter during a thunderstorm: she gets comfort from the owner's scent on the bedsheets). However, a truly terrified cat will be too traumatized to accept comfort and will consider human interference a further threat. As a rule of thumb, if the cat backs away from you, growls, hisses, or swishes her tail, leave her alone. In fact, look for a way to make her bolt hole more secure, such as putting a towel over the box she is hiding in so that the front is screened and she can't be seen. A lack of safe places can also stress a cat. If she feels exposed because there are no high perches where she can safely watch the comings and goings, or no dark cupboards to hide in, this in itself is a stress. All it takes to correct this is the simple provision of a cardboard box in a quiet corner, or a tall tower or scratching post. Cats are very sensitive to changes to their environment. While some situations are hard to avoid (like moving apartments), try to provide as calm an atmosphere as you can. Arguing and yelling not only stresses you out, but your cat as well. If you're going through transitions at home, be sure to tune in to your cat and take all the measures you can to make it as smooth as possible for her. Always provide a safe place where she can hide. Cats can't understand the connection between yelling or hitting and something the cat is doing wrong, so trying to discipline a cat this way only makes the cat anxious and afraid. Instead, use positive reinforcement to encourage good behavior in your cat. Every time she does something "good," such as using the scratching post, give her a few treats and praise her verbally. The trick to doing this is that the reward must be immediate: cats have short attention spans, so if the reward comes even a few seconds too late, your cat may not understand what it's for.
A: Turn down loud music. Know when to comfort your cat. Give your cat plenty of safe places in the home. Try to maintain a peaceful, stable atmosphere at home. Don't yell at your cat.

Article: Turn off the burner and use a hot pad when touching the stockpot so you don't burn yourself. Use a wooden spoon or something similar to scoop the peaches out of the pot and gently put them into the food processor. Pour any remaining liquid from the pot into the processor after you've removed all the peaches. Set a timer so you don't forget about it. Wait until the puree has cooled down slightly so it is just warm to the touch before you store it. Don't leave the puree out at room temperature for more than 2 hours. If you do, it should be discarded because bacteria could have started to grow.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Transfer the hot peaches to a food processor or blender. Let the puree cool for 10-15 minutes before transferring it to a container.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Pants that are slightly fitted in the thigh and follow--but don't cling to--the line of the calf will look clean and sharp without calling attention to narrow calves. Pleated pants may add some volume, but can puff up and look strange when you sit. Skinny jeans or tapered pants will make your legs look like toothpicks and should be avoided. Flared or boot-cut pants may disguise a skinny calf, but they tend to look sloppy on men. Though you may think that baggy or big clothes are disguising your thin legs, it's actually calling attention to them. If it looks like you can't fill out your pants or they're two sizes too big, it just makes your legs appear smaller. This goes for accessories, too. A huge belt or belt buckle may overwhelm your lower half. Instead, try an eye-catching pattern on your shirt or tie to draw attention away from your legs. Pinstripes are a no-no since they'll only make your legs look longer and skinnier. Dark colors have a slimming effect, so choose jeans in a lighter wash and try light gray, beige, or khaki trousers instead of black. A long jacket can make your legs look extra long and skinny, and a shorter jacket won't look proportional and can even appear childish.

SUMMARY:
Wear straight-legged pants with a flat front. Choose clothes that are tailored or fitted, but not tight or super baggy. Wear light colors and horizontal stripes. Choose fitted jackets that hit at your hip.