Write an article based on this "Install the copied firmware file. Flash the IPL. Run Fast Recovery. Delete your install files."
article: Scroll to the Game menu. Find the icon for "PRO Update" and select it with the X button. The screen will go black and a few options will be listed. Press X to install the firmware. After a moment, you will get a Completed message. Press X again to start to firmware. For PSP 1XXX and 2XXX, you will need to launch the "CIPL Flasher," found in the Game menu. This will change the IPL (Initial Program Loader), which will set your custom firmware to launch when the system boots. For PSP 3XXX and PSP Go, you will need to run Fast Recovery after each boot, because the IPL cannot be flashed on these systems. Running Fast Recovery will load your custom firmware after booting. After flashing the IPL, your PSP is hacked and ready to go. You can delete the CIPL Flasher and PRO Update files. Be sure to keep Fast Recovery if running 3XXX or PSP Go.

Write an article based on this "Remove drawers and any pieces you don't want painted. Fix any dents and scratches. Sand your furniture. Wipe your furniture down with a tack cloth. Apply a grey, paint primer to your furniture. Use sandpaper and tack cloth to remove any imperfections. Wait your primer dry."
article: If your furniture has removable pieces, such as drawers and doors, take these off and set them aside. If your furniture has any pieces that you do not want painted, such as hinges, knobs, and pulls, remove them and set them aside; if you cannot remove them, then cover them with painters tape. Imperfections show up on black surfaces, and even more so if that surface is glossy. If your furniture has any dents or holes, fill these in with some wood filler or putty. Before you can start priming and painting your furniture, you need to sand your piece. This gives the primer a rough surface to grip on to. Take some fine grit sand paper (between 180 and 220 grit) and lightly buff the entire surface of your piece. You do not have to strip the entire previous paint job; you simply need to create a rough texture. If your furniture has a varnish on it, then use 80 grit sandpaper. You need to remove any dust created from when you sanded your furniture. Do this by wiping the entire surface of your furniture with a tack cloth. Grey primer helps make shadows more visible, which will help you find and fix any imperfections. You can either paint or spray on the primer. To prevent drips and puddles, apply several light coats of primer (while letting the primer dry between coats) as opposed to one thick coat. Be sure to choose a primer intended for the material your furniture is made out of. Once the primer has dried, run 220 grit sandpaper over any imperfections in the primer, such as paint drips, bubbles, and globs. After that, wipe the piece down again with tack cloth. If necessary, apply more primer and repeat the process. Remember, imperfections show up more on black surfaces, so your primed surface needs to be as smooth as possible. Before you start painting, let your primer dry at least 24 hours. Refer to the directions on the can, as some primers might require more time.

Write an article based on this "Reheat frozen baby food thoroughly."
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It should be completely reheated to an internal temperature of 165F (74C). Don't defrost baby food at room temperature. This may allow bacteria to grow. It's safer to actually heat the food before serving.