Write an article based on this "Turn on the computer with the files that you wish to share. Click on the Windows 7 Orb, formerly the "Start" bar. Single-click on "Homegroup" to launch the tool. Select the types of files you wish to share with the Windows Homegroup. Navigate to the folder you wish to share. Right-click on the folder you wish to share."
article: Connect to your home network. Type "Homegroup" in the "Search Programs and Files" field. Wait for the system to search for and find the Homegroup tool. Do not hit the "Enter" key. The tool is the first step in learning how to access shared folders in Windows 7. Click "Create Homegroup," then click "OK." The system will create a homegroup password, which is a series of random letters and numbers. Click in the password field and create your own password. Write down your password and keep it in a secure place. Your options are pictures, music, videos, documents and printers. You can also share media with devices. Click "Save Changes." Close out of the Homegroup tool. Although the Homegroup will automatically share certain files, you can turn sharing on or off on specific folders. Select "Share With," and click "Homegroup." Do this with every folder you wish to share.

Write an article based on this "Prepare and measure ingredients. Whisk together the cocoa powder and sugar in medium saucepan. Turn on stove to medium heat. Boil until mixture thickens. Taste and stir in additional salt until dissolved. Remove from heat. Store sauce in an airtight glass container."
article: Make sure to use unsweetened cocoa powder, not Dutch-processed. Natural, unsweetened cocoa powder is lighter in color and popular brands include Hershey Natural Unsweetened Cocoa and Ghirardelli 100 Percent Unsweetened Cocoa Powder. Stir until blended. Add the water and 1/4 teaspoon of the salt. Whisk over heat until boiling. Be sure to stir constantly. This should take approximately 3-4 minutes. The mixture will be thin at first, but will thicken as it cools. This sauce is a thinner and more fluid than the traditional chocolate sauce made with cream. Because of this, it works great not only as a topping for ice cream and other desserts, but also as additive to liquids like milk, coffee, and smoothies. Add as much or as little salt as you think it needs. Add in the vanilla extract and stir. Let the mixture cool. Keep container in the refrigerator. The syrup should keep for at least a month.

Write an article based on this "Gather your materials. Consider using a pair of old pajama pants for the bottoms. Lay out your fabric and sweatpants."
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Creating a jumpsuit is a pretty easy project, but you will need some special items. Before you begin, you will need: a pair of loose-fitting sweatpants a loose fitting tank top some stretchy jersey or comparable fabric in the print or color of your choice a pair of sharp scissors pins a sewing machine If you do not want to make pants, then you can also use a pair of old pajama bottoms for the pant bottoms of your jumpsuit. Then, all you will have to do is create a matching top and add the top to the pants. Choose a fabric color and type that matches your pajama bottoms. For example, if the pajama bottoms are navy blue and made of a jersey material, then select a similar navy blue jersey material for the top. Or, if the pajama bottoms feature a print, choose a solid in the dominant color of the print, such as red if the print is mostly red. Fold your fabric in half so that the print is facing in. Then, lay the fabric on a hard, clean surface, such as a large table or on the floor (as long as it is clean). Smooth out the fabric so that there are no ripples. Then, place your sweatpants on top of the fabric. There is no pattern for this project, but you can use your sweatpants to help you make the jumpsuit in the right size. Fold the sweatpants in half so that the legs are lined up with each other. Then, lay the pants on top of your folded fabric. The waistband of the pants should be near the folded edge and the inseam of the pants should be facing out towards the outer edge of the fabric.