Article: Get a teapot with a tea basket that sit on the top. Add enough boiling water so that it doesn't touch the top basket and ruin the tobacco. Put the tobacco in the basket. Cover the teapot and leave it sit for 30 minutes. Check the tobacco to see if it is moist enough. Leave the tobacco in longer if it isn't. Pre-heat a steam iron to the hottest setting. Place a newspaper on a heat resistant surface. Spread your tobacco out onto the newspaper. Use a spray nozzle to spray the tobacco with water once or twice. Hold the iron above the tobacco and let steam for 10 seconds. Be careful not to touch the iron to the tobacco. Put the tobacco in a clean, stainless steel salad bowl. Wet the tobacco using a spray-bottle, and spray a fine mist over the tobacco 3 - 4 times. Mix up the tobacco with a spoon or spatula. Place the tobacco in a large jar with a vacuum-seal rubber-gasket lid that screws down. Heat the jar by putting it into an oven set at 200 F (~100 C) for 20 minutes or until jar feels hot to the touch. Let the jar stand for ten minutes. Remove the jar and let it cool overnight in a cool, dry place. Do not open until the next morning. Be sure to pack the tobacco down tightly and seal the lid tightly.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use a teapot. Hydrate with a steam iron. Heat a vacuum sealed jar.

Problem: Article: Drastic changes in your partner's physical appearance could indicate that your partner is trying to impress a new love interest. Changes could also mean that he or she is actively looking for another partner. Look to see if your partner changes or replaces their wardrobe. For example, if your partner normally dresses in athletic clothing, but suddenly begins to wear suits or tailored clothing, this may be a sign of infidelity, especially if there haven't been any major lifestyle changes, such as a promotion at work. Your partner may join a gym or begin working out more often to tone their body or lose weight for their new interest. Your partner's new object of interest could perhaps work or work out at the gym that he or she has been frequenting. A sudden focus on their physical appearance and concern with looking good are potential signs that there is someone else for your partner to impress. Your partner may start paying more attention to grooming if they are trying to appear attractive to somebody new. While in our current era it has become increasingly socially acceptable for both women and men to focus on personal grooming, a sudden change in habits could be a red flag. Watch to see if your partner bathes more often, flosses their teeth more regularly, shaves more often, and other types of grooming activities. Be aware of new makeup, perfumes or colognes, either applied by your partner or as residue from another person. The old cliche about finding lipstick on a cheating man's collar has endured for a reason. Observe whether your partner has changed their hair. Do they suddenly have a new look or start dying their hair a different color?
Summary: Watch for physical changes. Observe your partner's grooming habits.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Since bacon is naturally fatty, grease will likely drip off of the bacon and onto the tray beneath the cooking basket. To prevent the grease from burning and making smoke, add a bit of water to the tray. This will help the grease cool. To minimize the amount of fat that drips from your bacon during cooking, dab individual pieces with paper towel before placing them in the cooking basket. Smoke from fat and grease is white. If there is ever black smoke coming from your air fryer, turn it off. Once the machine has cooled, look inside the heating element compartment and clear any food that has gotten into it. Once you're finished with the air fryer, turn it off. The machine may have a shut down process that allows the fan to continue running as it cools down. As such, don't be alarmed if it's still making noise, just check to ensure it is turned off. The fan will likely turn off after 20 to 30 seconds. Do not handle the air fryer until it has cooled down. Unplug the machine and remove the cooking basket and drawer. Be sure to wash the basket, the drawer that holds the basket, and the drip tray beneath the basket. Use a sponge or soft brush to avoid damaging the non-stick coating of the basket. Soaking these pieces in soapy water may make cleaning easier. These items are also likely top-rack dishwasher safe. Wipe down the surface of the machine with a damp clean cloth and spot clean any particular locations that need it. After cleaning and rinsing, plug the machine back in. Turn it on for two or three minutes. This will dry all of the components of the machine better than you could by hand. Don't forget to turn it off and unplug it after it has dried. Always store your air fryer in a clean, dry area.

SUMMARY: Add water to the drip tray. Allow the air fryer to cool. Wash the components of the fryer with hot, soapy water. Turn the air fryer back on to dry it.

When you're applying to schools, you'll likely have to pick a specific program that you want to apply to, such as graphic design, drawing, painting, industrial design, or video game design. Do some research on jobs in that field and what kind of work you can expect to do after graduation, and look at schools that have that program. If you've had a lot of experience with drawing and painting, but want to go into industrial design or graphic design, remember that many of your artistic skills will be transferable. However, you will have to explain how your portfolio demonstrates that you have the skills for the program. Once you've decided what field of art you want to go into, go to the websites of the schools that you're interested in, and find the dates of their open houses. On these days, you can walk around campus, meet with professors and students, and get a better idea of the program. Attending these events will also give you an idea of the other students who might be submitting their applications. If you aren't able to physically go to the open house, consider attending online "open houses," where admissions counselors organize a group chat and can answer questions from prospective students. Many students are afraid to go to art school because they fear they won't be able to pay for it. Be proactive about the situation and make an appointment to talk to the financial aid department. Learn about the type of funding available, and do some math to see how much money you'd be spending to get your degree. If the school doesn't have much available funding, it might be a sign that their programs aren't very reputable. Try to submit your application to as many scholarships and grants as you qualify for. When you're researching potential schools, take a look at the faculty list for the department that you'd be applying to. Check to see what the faculty members are researching or creating, and send a quick, polite email to 1-2 of them to discuss the school. For example, you might say something like, "Good Morning Professor Smith, My name is Jennifer, and I'm a senior at McKinley High School in Connecticut. I'm considering submitting my application to RISD for the upcoming fall semester. Would you be able to answer some questions that I have about applying to the industrial design major?" One of the best ways to decide if a school is right for you is by seeing what former students have accomplished. Simply look up the name of the school and the word "alumni" to see what people who have graduated are working on and doing with their degree. If you're having trouble finding information about graduates of the program, it may be a sign that the former students aren't working in the art field.
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Look for schools that offer programs that you're interested in. Attend "Open Days" at the schools where you're interested in applying. Ask about financial aid, scholarships, grants, and awards. Contact faculty members in your desired department to discuss the school. View works created by graduates of the school.