INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can use a measuring cup, but it's easier to just eyeball it. A chapatti is a thin, flat circular bread or dough. In this case, each one should be about 6 inches (15.2cm) in diameter. Use a rolling pin or press the chapattis into shape with your fingers. Use a knife to slice each one in half. Spoon 2 teaspoons of filling into the center of a piece of dough, then bring the edges together to form a cone shape. Seal the edges carefully using a little water. (You can also make paste using flour and water for easier sealing). Use your fingers to press the edges of each samosa into place. For a lovelier edge, you can use a fork to press the edges together. As you finish filling each one, set it aside on a plate or a baking sheet. Pour several inches of oil into a large dutch oven or a high-sided frying pan. Heat the oil until it reaches 350F (177C). Use a candy thermometer to test whether the oil is hot, or place a small piece of dough in the oil to see if it sizzles. Place 3 to 4 samosas in the pot to fry. Deep fry them for about 10 minutes, until both sides are golden brown. Don't try to crowd the pot with too many at once, or they may fall apart instead of cooking properly. After each batch is finished frying, use a slotted spoon to move the finished samosas to a plate lined with paper towels to drain off the extra oil. Take care not to let them fry for too long, or the dough will become tough. Hot crispy samosas are ready to eat with chutney.

SUMMARY: Divide the dough into eight equal portions. Roll in each round into chapattis. Cut each chapatti into two halves. Stuff and fold the samosas. Repeat with the remaining chapattis and filling. Heat the oil. Fry the samosas. Serve hot with green chutney.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Do this if your initial efforts to look and sound aggressive do not force the animal to retreat. While moving away, maintain your dominant and powerful stance and keep facing the coyote. This increases like likelihood of being attacked. You cannot outrun a coyote. It may go against your gut instinct to not run away, but this is an important preventive measure against a coyote attack. Coyotes show their aggression by growling or snarling. If you see these behaviors, try throwing sticks or dirt, either at the ground near the coyote or at the coyote itself. Avoid aiming to strike the coyote's head, as this may intensify the animal's aggression. Try again to back away from the animal. De-escalation is the best strategy as an attack looks increasingly possible. These areas of the body are vulnerable to serious injury and blood loss through biting. Do not use poisons against coyotes as these are inhumane and may also be illegal. Further, they may result in the secondary poisoning of other pets or animals. In addition, do not try to enclose or capture the animal. It is most important that you get yourself (and your group if this is the case) to safety. Further, it is illegal to keep wild animals and domesticate them. You should especially see a medical professional if you have been bitten so the wound can be assessed and cleaned. In most attacks to date, the coyote was either being fed by people or had bitten an individual while he or she tried to rescue a pet from the coyote. In rare cases, individuals were bitten by cornered coyotes; even more rare are attacks by rabid coyotes.
Summary: Back away slowly and carefully from the coyote. Never run away from a coyote. Throw sticks or clumps of dirt if the coyote becomes aggressive. Continue to be loud and bold. Protect your throat and arteries if the animal attacks you. Avoid harming the animal. Consult a doctor or other medical professional if attacked.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Delivery is everything when it comes to complimenting someone. There's no one perfect way to deliver a compliment. The important thing is to sound like you really mean what you say, so that your compliment isn't taken the wrong way. Since there's a certain brand of meanness that involves tossing out fake compliments, you want to make sure the person you're complimenting knows you're being serious. Make sure the person can hear you clearly, so it doesn't sound like you're saying something under your breath. Read the situation and don't compliment someone if it could be construed as insincere. For example, if your new classmate walks in wearing a skirt with lots of wild colors, and everyone's looking, you might not want to draw attention to her in front of people who may not like the skirt as much as you. , but don't laugh. It's always a nice idea to give a compliment with a smile, though you can also deliver it with a serious and sincere expression. However, if you laugh while you're complimenting someone, he or she might not know whether you're serious. You might appear to be joking, which can ruin the whole effect. Try not to laugh while you're complimenting someone unless the quality you appreciate has something to do with the person's humor. It's an easy way to show that you mean what you say. Making eye contact is a form of nonverbal communication that helps people understand each other better. If you look down or look away, you'll appear to be less sincere than if you make eye contact while you're talking. Do your best to say it like you mean it, and not in a weird tone that could be taken the wrong way. The best compliments leave no room for misunderstandings. The recipient knows that you mean what you say, and he or she comes away from the conversation feeling good about it. It sounds pretty simple, but it's common for compliments to carry hidden meanings. For example, If you sound a little sarcastic, the person might think you're making fun of him or her. It's also possible to come off sounding jealous of the person you're complimenting. Make sure you don't seem angry or envious.

SUMMARY:
Express your compliment warmly. Smile Make eye contact. Watch your tone of voice.