In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Add cup (59 ml) of extra virgin olive oil, 1 minced garlic clove, and sea salt and freshly ground pepper to taste to a large bowl. Stir the ingredients well to ensure that they're fully blended. If you prefer a stronger garlic flavor, you can add extra cloves of minced garlic. To give the skewers a spicy kick, mix a pinch of crushed red pepper flakes into the olive oil mixture. After you've mixed the olive oil with the seasonings, add 48 baby mozzarella balls to the bowl. Use tongs or a wooden spoon to toss the mozzarella in the oil so it's well coated. Baby mozzarella is often sold as bocconcini. If you can't find the baby mozzarella, you can use a block of regular mozzarella. Just cut it into bite-size pieces. Take a toothpick or wooden skewer, and slide one piece of the mozzarella on it. Next, add a leaf of fresh basil and a ripe cherry tomato. You can create as many layers of each ingredient as you'd like. However, using one of each usually makes the appetizer easier to eat. After you've arranged the mozzarella, basil leaf, and cherry tomato on the skewer, add one final piece of mozzarella to top the skewer. Set the finished skewer on a plate, and repeat the process with all remaining cheese, tomato, and basil.
Summary: Mix the olive oil, garlic, salt, and pepper. Toss the mozzarella in the olive oil mixture. Slide a piece of mozzarella, a basil leaf, and a cherry tomato on the skewer. Top the skewer with another piece of mozzarella and place on a platter to serve.

Fill the pot halfway full with water, or more if necessary to cover the burned area. Add a couple drops of dish soap. Turn on the heat until the water boils. Turn off the heat and let cool enough that you can safely touch the pan and water. You can replace the dish soap with a small spoonful (or crumbled tablet) of dishwasher detergent. This may discolor aluminum. Try a different method first when cleaning a cast iron pan, since soap will remove most of your hard work seasoning. If necessary, add more hot, soapy water whenever the old water cools down. Scrub using a tool that won't damage your pan's material: Enamel, anodized aluminum, or Teflon pan: Use a sponge, nylon brush, or Dobie pad (sponge with protective plastic netting). Stainless steel, copper, or non-anodized (shiny) aluminum pan: Start with gentle options above, then move on to a scouring pad or copper wool. Use a light touch and scrub under the water level to minimize scratches. If there's still burnt gunk in the pan, cover the pan with a layer of baking soda. Add just enough water to cover it and simmer for 1530 minutes. Let cool and scrub the stain away. Baking soda will react with and ruin aluminum. Because of its abrasive properties, it is not recommended for Teflon or other non-stick surfaces either. Boil white distilled vinegar in the pot. Let cool and scrub off the stain. Vinegar won't dissolve grease like soap does, but it's acidic properties can eat through some stains that the methods above won't remove. This will probably scratch your pan, but at this point you're running low on options. Pick up some cream of tartar from a grocery store's baking aisle if you don't have any. Sprinkle it over the pan and stir in a few drops of vinegar until you get a thick paste. Let sit for ten minutes. Scrub hard to remove the stain, or add more vinegar and bring it to a boil yet again. Many people use baking soda and vinegar for cleaning, but despite the dramatic fizz, this mixture quickly turns into neutral water. Cream of tartar has similar abrasive cleaning properties to baking soda, but stays stable in vinegar, letting you benefit from acidic cleaning as well. Make a thick paste as before, rub it on with a rag or sponge, and let it sit at least ten minutes. This one has been going around the internet for a long time, but actual results aren't always promising. It seems to get the best results on burned sugar, but this is only based on a few anecdotes.
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One-sentence summary -- Boil soapy water, then let cool. Scrub the pot. Repeat with baking soda. Try vinegar. Make a paste from cream of tartar and vinegar. Rub with hydrogen peroxide and baking soda.

Q: The Internet is a useful tool. A simple search for something like "buy gun in Texas" will produce a number of websites for gun traders, gun dealers, and other sources to purchase a firearm. You can narrow your search by the type of gun you want, the year of manufacture, whether you want new or used. You can be as specific as you like. When you find what you want, you just click on it to start the purchase process. You cannot have a gun that you purchase online shipped to you directly by mail. You either have to get it shipped to a licensed dealer near you, or if the seller is a private individual, you need to contact that person and make arrangements to meet. You can even get the gun shipped to you in another state, as long as you select a licensed dealer to receive it. That dealer will conduct a background check based on the identifying information you provide for the purchase. You must comply with your home state's laws for gun ownership and purchasing. You will need to provide your personal information and credit card to complete the purchase. The gun will be shipped to a licensed gun dealer that you select. You will be able to pick it up there. You will have to comply with whatever your home state's laws are for purchasing and ownership.
A: Shop for the gun you want. Make arrangements to pick up the gun. Provide your identification and credit card. Pick up the gun at the dealer.

Problem: Article: When questions and conflicts arise in the relationships between sovereign nations, they are solved under the rules of public international law. This body of law consists of the treaties and legal decisions interpreting those treaties. International law assumes that all the parties, as sovereign states, are equals. Conflicts arising under public international law can be settled either through diplomatic negotiations or in the International Court of Justice. This is the court of the United Nations. Fifteen judges, elected by the UN General Assembly, use international legal precedent to issue advisory opinions and solve legal disputes between governments. The International Court of Justice has jurisdiction in two types of cases. The first is where the two countries agree to submit the conflict to the court. The second is when a treaty specifies the court as the legal authority over disputes. When citizens of different states have a legal dispute, there is often a question about what law applies. This choice of law question in civil issues, ranging from contracts to family law, is discussed in the Hague Conference on Private International Law. In general, courts will first defer to any contract or agreement clauses that identify what courts will have jurisdiction. In the absence of explicit choice of law language, the court will look to the overall circumstances of the contract, the behavior of the parties in creating the contract (called parol evidence) and if the parties can agree on jurisdiction. The customary international law is codified in the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties. Under this custom, states consistently adhere to certain practices out historical and legal obligation.
Summary:
Understand the concept of public international law. Differentiate private international law from public. Review the sources of international law.