Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Create file categories. Set up subcategories. Use a color-coding system. Label the files. Sort the files alphabetically. Leave several inches of space in each filing drawer.

Answer: The first thing to do if you want to organize your files is decide what major categories you will use for sorting. Different kinds of offices will have different kinds of categories, but the general system is the same. You need to figure out a system that sorts your files in a meaningful way. For example, if you work in a law office and need to organize client files, you might sort by general case types: litigation, probate, corporate, administrative, and others. Within each single category, you can get more specific by developing a list of subcategories. Any individual piece of paper that needs to be filed can be defined by two terms -- the general category and then the subcategory. For example, if you are setting up a filing system for financial matters, you might have a general category of "Outgoing Payments," and then set up subcategories of vendors, suppliers, services, professionals and administrative costs. This sounds simple, but it can be a very effective way to organize your files for quick access. Decide how many different categories you will have in your filing system, and then use that many different colored folders. Instead of using folders that are completely colored, you can use regular manila folders and get colored stickers. You can then affix the stickers on the top tab, on the edge of the folder, or both for more visibility. Each file in your office now has a clear place to be. You should write the label on the tab of each folder clearly and neatly so you will know where it belongs. The label on each individual folder should start with the general category and then be followed by the specific subcategory. For example, a folder containing records of payments to your vendors would have the label, "Outgoing Payments / Vendors." The labels on each file should be printed as neatly and consistently as possible. You can very easily buy a software packages that will allow you to format labels, so you can type and print them using your computer. If you print your labels with your computer, you should use a consistent font size and style. If you are printing by hand, you should try to be consistent and as neat as possible. When your filing system is established and you have created all your folders, then put them in order. You should sort the general folders alphabetically. Within each general folder, the subcategories should all be sorted alphabetically as well. You may choose to sort some information by date rather than by a topic label. If so, then you will need to decide for yourself if it makes more sense to sort your files with the newest items in front and move to the oldest, or vice versa. When you are establishing your filing system, you need to leave room for the files to grow. As time goes by, you will undoubtedly receive more papers to add to each folder. Leave space for your files to expand. Otherwise, you will have the difficult task later of moving entire sections or file drawers in order to make room.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Stop the addictive behavior as planned. Fill your time. Keep clear of your triggers. Don't give in to rationalizations. Don't let a relapse be the end of your journey. Celebrate your accomplishments.

Answer: When the big day arrives, keep your promise to yourself and quit. Those first few days are going to be hard. Keep yourself busy and stay positive. You're on your way to an addiction-free life. If you need distractions, try exercising, taking up a new hobby, cooking, or hanging out with friends. Joining a new club, sports team, or other kind of community group will help you make new friends and start a new chapter of your life in which addiction is not a part of. Positive social interactions can stimulate the release of neurochemicals which elicit feelings of happiness and satisfaction without the need for drugs. Exercise releases endorphin chemicals like the ones released in addiction, which is why sometimes you'll hear the term "runner's high". Exercise could open a lot more windows for new and improved health and could lessen the blow of withdrawal by giving you something else to feel good about. Stay away from the people, places and things that make you want to go back to your old habits. You might need to construct a completely new routine for a while until the edge wears off a bit. The physical and mental pain of addiction withdrawal is real, and you'll likely start telling yourself it's okay to take up the habit again. Don't listen to the voice telling you to start back up and don't give up on yourself when it feels hard. Every bit of pain will be worth it in the end. Common rationalizations include the idea that "it's a free country" or "we all have to die sometime." Resist taking on this defeatist attitude. Go back to your list of reasons for quitting to remember why you're doing this. Think about why quitting is more important than staying addicted. Visit support groups and your therapist each time you feel in danger of relapsing. Everyone slips up from time to time. That doesn't mean you should give in and return to your addictive habits in a full-blown relapse. If you have a slip up, go back over what happened and determine what changes you can make if it happens again. Then get back on your feet and start again. Relapses are steps forward in the process and you shouldn't consider them as failures. It takes time for new habits to fully kick in. Keep a plan in place rather than giving up. Don't let guilt and shame take over if you slip up. You're trying your best, and all you can do is keep at it. Do something nice for yourself when you meet the goals you've made, no matter how small. Kicking an addiction is incredibly tough work, and you deserve to be rewarded.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Whisk together sugar and flour. Mix in milk and heat. Cover and chill. Beat the butter. Add the cold flour mix, vanilla, and salt.

Answer: Do this in a medium saucepan, but don't turn on the heat. This reduces the risk of flour lumps forming, and will help the sugar dissolve. Use granulated sugar, not powdered. Powdered sugar will make slightly "rough" icing when used in cooked recipes. Pour in the milk as you whisk. Turn the heat to low and keep whisking. Bring to a boil. Cook and whisk until it thickens into a pudding. You should be able to see the bottom of the pan when you push the sauce away. Smash apart flour lumps with a rubber spatula. Move the pudding base to a plate with deep sides. Cover with plastic wrap tightly, pressing against the mix. This will prevent a skin from forming. Move to the refrigerator to chill while you start on the next step. Cream the butter by beating until it is smooth and lighter in color. If using an electric mixer, use butter from the fridge and beat at medium speed for a couple minutes. If beating by hand, cut the butter into pieces and let soften slightly before beating. Beat the flour mix in one spoonful at a time. It may look lumpy at first, but after a few minutes it should become silky and fluffy. Mix in the vanilla and a pinch of salt as well.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go to the Steam website. Hover over your username. Click FRIENDS. Click +ADD FRIENDS. Type in the name of a friend or group. Click ADD AS A FRIEND.

Answer:
You'll find it at http://store.steampowered.com/. This will take you to your Steam home page. If you haven't spent at least five dollars (or added five dollars to your Steam account balance), you can't add friends. If you're logged into Steam on your computer, you'll see your username at the top of the page. If you aren't already logged in, first click login in the top-right corner of the webpage, then enter your Steam email address and password. It's an option in the drop-down menu below your username. This will take you to your profile's Friends page. You'll see this button on the right side of the page. As you type, you should see usernames appear on the section of the page below the search bar. You can also narrow your search by clicking Individuals or Groups below the search bar. It's to the right of your preferred user's name. Doing so will add them to your profile's Friends page. You may need to wait for the other person to accept your request before they're added to your account's Friends page.