Write an article based on this "Divide the mixture into four parts. Form four patties. Chill the patties for a half hour. Dredge the patties in flour. Heat the olive oil in a skillet. Fry the patties for 4-5 minutes on each side."
article: Scoop the patty mixture out of the bowl and divide it into four parts. Make sure that all the parts are equally sized. Take a portion of the patty mixture and gently shape it into an ovular patty shape that is about inch (19.05 mm) thick. Don't squeeze the mixture or over handle it, as this can make the patty denser. Repeat with the other three portions of mixture. Place the patties on a plate or baking sheet, cover them in plastic wrap, and put them into the refrigerator. Let them chill for 30 minutes. Doing this solidifies the patties and makes them easier to handle. Pour the flour onto a wide baking sheet or a large chopping board. Use your hands to spread the flour until it covers the entire surface in a thin layer. Then take a salmon patty and place it on top of the flour. Since the patty is moist, the flour will stick. Flip the patty over to coat the other side. Then repeat with the other patties. Toss the excess flour. Dredging the patties in the flour will help them to preserve moisture when they are being fried. Place a skillet over medium heat and heat the olive oil. Tilt the skillet so that the olive oil coats the bottom. Once the oil has heated, place the patties into the skillet and fry them for 4-5 minutes. Then flip the patties and fry them for 4-5 minutes on the other side, or until the edges are browned and crisp.

Write an article based on this "Acknowledge your debt problem. Talk to someone about your debt stress. Take steps to feeling more positive. Know when to get help."
article: A common reaction to even severe debt is to go into denial about the seriousness of the situation. Debt can be an intensely difficult thing to deal with emotionally, but it's essential that you acknowledge the situation and the impact it is having on you. There is an increasing amount of evidence that shows the impact of indebtedness on stress and mental health, so this isn't something you should ignore. Being in denial about your debt can make the situation worse and delay your reaction. Don't wait for a major event, such as a foreclosure notice, to acknowledge your debt problems. Indebtedness can have a huge toll on you psychologically, so try and talk to someone about your situation. Talking to friends or family may be difficult, so seek the help of a therapist if your debt stress is really causing you problems. This is an important part of acknowledging the situation. Only once you have acknowledged your financial situation will you be able to take the necessary next steps to deal with it. Always seek impartial advice from a credit counsellor, but don't neglect the psychological impact of debt. It's completely normal to be anxious and stressed about a difficult financial situation, but you can take steps to help you to feel more positive. Of course dealing with the debt and finding a way forward financially is essential, but you can also try to improve your mood. This may even help you to deal with the debt and focus on finding a route forward. Try to be active. Exercise lots, but also spend time with friends and doing everyday tasks. Face your fears by getting some debt advice and coming to terms with the problem. Try not to drink too much. Some people use alcohol to cope with stress and anxiety, but drinking could add to your problems. If your feelings or stress and anxiety don't alleviate, and these feelings are starting to have an impact on your ability to live your life, you should make an appointment with your doctor. If your negative feelings persist for weeks, you doctor may recommend you see a therapist for more support. If you feel like you really can't cope emotionally, or that life is not worth living, get help immediately. Don't let the situation deteriorate. Contact your doctor or call a telephone helpline.

Write an article based on this "Use your index finger, sliding it around the neck, as much as possible. Learn the implied guitar chords for the verse. Fix up your amp."
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Get used to moving your whole hand fluidly across the guitar to master the above riff. Use your index finger to fret as much as possible instead of switching fingers -- you'll need your ring and pinkie free to make chords later on. Listen closely and you can hear Jack White sliding around the guitar. It is most pronounced right before he launches into the riff, sliding into that 7th fret note. If you were to play the song with just an acoustic guitar, for example, you'd need to know the chord melodies. But these chords could be used for any cover or version -- look at Marcus Collins version, which uses rhythm guitar in the verse where the original has none. To play chord melodies, simply play the following chords -- each chord times up to the same note in the bass riff above. E (7th fret, 5th string) G (5th fret, 4th string) D (5th fret, 5th string) C (3rd fret, 5th string B (2nd fret, 5th string These can be played as straight chords or powerchords. To get a real "White Stripes" sound from your guitar, your amp needs to be adjusted a little. Don't worry, you're not opening anything up, just change the settings a little. You'll need quite a bit of gain, try turning that up to 8. To even that out, keep your treble all the way up to 7 or 8 too. Keeps the mids at 5 while the bass should be pumped up to 8. If your amp has an effect called "Presence", turn that up to 8 too.