Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Peel the bananas. Slice the bananas thinly. Arrange the banana slices on a wire rack. Heat the oil. Remove from the oil and drain on kitchen paper towels. Make the sugar syrup. Dip the fried bananas into the sugar syrup. Arrange on a wire rack covered in parchment paper. Serve or store.

Answer: Place in slightly salted iced water for 10 minutes (note that salt will melt the cubes faster but it'll stay cold). Keep them as evenly sized as possible. Leave to dry slightly, to remove moisture. Add the banana slices in small batches and fry for about 2 minutes or until golden brown. Use a slotted spoon to add and retrieve the slices. Add the two sugars, water and cinnamon to a heavy based saucepan. Cook over low heat until the sugar dissolves and thickens into a syrup. Turn off the heat source. Toss well to coat. Let cool and set. Place in an airtight container for storage.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Challenge Luxord to his card game as soon as the battle starts. Hit Luxord with a combo as soon as you win. Avoid the cards and use the Reaction command (? Wait for a chance to attack, especially every time he challenges you to a duel. Manipulate the in game camera as soon as he says "Watch closely. Pick out Luxord's card from the pile of cards moving around you. Watch the attack panel closely during his Desperation move. Land a finishing move on Luxord after winning his Desperation move.

Answer: Make sure you're already good at doing his mini games. You can either practice on his gambler nobodies or just practice on the boss battle itself. Immediately glide (while in the air, press?) away to avoid getting hit by his counterattack. At this point Luxord will send some cards after you. ) to destroy them. They won't be hard to deal with, but Luxord will probably send some more after you. These duels will be your main damage dealer until he uses his second challenge. " You can either target Luxord or target the clock card. Destroying the clock card will cause the surrounding cards to stop moving, including Luxord's card, and will let you damage Luxord in his card form. After successfully picking him out, he'll be momentarily stunned, giving you a chance to land a combo on him until turns back into a card. After going around the arena, he'll pull you closer and force you to play a card game. This move is not only unavoidable, it's also necessary in order for you to beat Luxord. You must arrange the symbols on your attack panel to either all Xs or all Os; there's no easy way to do this. With each symbol you match up, the attack panel will move faster. But don't wait too long or he'll pull you into another Desperation move. You can use Limit form to land a finishing blow quickly.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Track how you feel. Consider how you communicate with each other. Think about when you argue with each other. Think about the personal boundaries in your relationship. Listen to how your partner talks about you in public. Determine how much you pursue your own goals. Ask yourself if you've been isolated in your relationship. Think about why you're in the relationship.

Answer: As a result of enduring physical abuse and its counterparts, you might be feeling certain ways that are telltale signs that you are in an abusive relationship: You still love your partner, but you want your partner's abusive behaviors to change. You feel lonely, suffer from depression, powerless, ashamed, anxious, and/or suicidal. You feel embarrassed and you think people will judge you. You are struggling with alcoholism or drug abuse. You can't leave because you don't have any money and you're afraid of what he/she will do if you do. You still feel your partner will change if you just love him/her enough. You believe that you need to stay with your partner because you made a commitment. You feel isolated from family. You feel trapped and there is no escape. If you try to leave, your partner will find you, and then it will get worse. You're afraid your partner will hurt your children or your pets. You worry that your partner will get custody of your kids. You feel distrust towards domestic violence services or law enforcement because of their poor handling of the situation in the past (whether it's perceived or true). If you can write down your feelings in a journal, try that. If you worry that your partner will see your journal, you may need to find another way to identify and sort out your feelings. This might be through talking with a friend, writing on a piece of paper and then throwing it away, When communicating assertively, people in healthy relationships communicate openly and honestly. This means that healthy couples can share their feelings with the other person. They don't need to be right all the time, and they listen to each other in a loving, open, and nonjudgmental way. Healthy couples don't play the "blame game." Each person takes responsibility for their behavior, their thinking, and their emotions, as well as their own happiness and destiny. They also take responsibility for when they make mistakes and do what they can to make it up to their partner (apologizing is a good start). Not everyone agrees all the time, even in the healthiest of relationships. Misunderstandings, miscommunications, and conflicts are dealt with promptly and assertively. Assertive communication maintains a level of kindness and respect within the relationship, as well as encourages cooperation in solving problems and issues. There is a healthy amount of respect towards each other. Healthy couples are kind to each other. They do not name-call, put each other down, yell, or exhibit other signs of abusive behaviors. They support each other privately and in public. Because couples take full responsibility, they also work to improve the behaviors that aren't working for the relationship. They try to be flexible and try to see things from their partner's point of view. Healthy couples have personal boundaries and can express their preferences and needs. They use assertiveness to express boundaries in a kind and loving way. Abusers methodically test their partner's boundaries, continually working to break down your boundaries until you are completely under their control. You start to accept their abuse and behavior. You accept their power over you. Your fear of being hurt or killed keeps you frozen in the relationship and under their control. Does your partner insult you in front of other people? Do they put you down and call you names? Abusive partners often use derogatory comments to lower the other person's self-esteem. Oftentimes, abusive relationships have one partner who doesn't pursue what makes them happy. They mistakenly believe that making sacrifices like this is what people do when they love each other. Think about whether your life centers around making your partner happy. Think too about demands that your partner makes that involve sacrificing your own goals. Isolating the victim is also often common in the beginning of an abusive relationship. An abuser might blame others for trying to break them up. They may also claim that they love you too much to share you with anyone else. It's understandable why this would make a person feel special. That's the abuser is counting on to draw you in and keep you tied to the relationship. They blur the lines of healthy emotional boundaries and rationalizes the erratic behavior. It's easy to believe that your partner loves you so much that you make your partner lose his or her mind. This gives your self-esteem a boost. But it's really often the first of many techniques an abuser will use to gain control over you. This self-esteem is short-lived, as the abuser employs a large number of tactics to gain control over the relationship. And, this control is the key to the nature of an abusive relationship. In a healthy relationship, each person takes responsibility for their own self-esteem. Each does his or her best to work on building a healthy self-worth.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash your hair 2-3 times each week. Touch up the red color. Deep condition your hair.

Answer:
Red hair color tends to fade fast because the molecules that make up the dye are large. To slow down the fading process, resist the urge to wash your hair often. Do not wash your hair more than once every other day. If your hair gets oily fast, try using dry shampoo to keep it looking fresh in between washes. Don't take hot showers. Hot water will make your color fade faster. Red hair dye is prone to fading. Apply a semi-permanent or demi-permanent dye to your hair from time to time to gently touch it up and keep it looking rich. If you need to touch up the roots, use a permanent dye. Remember that dying your hair is damaging. Because of this, you'll want to make sure you do deep conditioning treatments on your hair from time to time, especially just after you've dyed it. Also be sure to condition your hair every time you wash it.