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Ideally, to use a bamboo steamer to keep rice warm, you are going to have to use the bamboo steamer to also initially cook the rice. Soaking the uncooked rice in temperate water will soften the grains enough so the bamboo steamer can cook the rice thoroughly. If you are preparing a large amount of rice, then you may need to soak the grains for an additional hour. Bamboo steamers often have woven bottoms that the rice can get stuck in. The cheesecloth will act as a barrier, and will prevent the grains of rice from getting caught in or falling through the bamboo steamer. If you do not have or want to use cheesecloth for the barrier, then you can use cabbage leaves, or parchment paper to line the inside of the bamboo steamer. If you use parchment paper, then cut a small hole in the center of the paper so the steam has a point of entry into the bamboo steamer. The grains should be softer, but overall still firm. You do not want excess water to be in the bamboo steamer as it might make your rice mushy. Make sure that the strainer you use has small enough slots to not let the rice slip through. You can also use a sieve to drain the rice as well. Your bamboo steamer will stack on top of the wok, and will use the water to help cook the rice with steam. So make sure that the bottom of the bamboo steamer is completely submerged, otherwise your rice will cook unevenly or not at all. If you do not have a wok, then you can use a pot. Just make sure that the pot is wide enough to sit the bamboo steamer inside of it. The boiling water will generate steam inside the bamboo steamer to cook the rice. If the water seems to be evaporating too quickly while bringing it up to a boil, then make sure to add more in, otherwise, the rice might not cook properly. Adding more water in will cause the temperature of the heated water to drop, so it will take longer to bring to a boil. Try and use a large spoon to put the rice into the bamboo steamer. Some of the grains might be dry and bounce if you pour it directly onto the cheesecloth, and others might clump and plop. This will help you avoid a potential mess. Be careful putting the rice in the bamboo steamer. A lot of steam will have collected within the steamer, and you don't want to burn yourself. The rice should not need longer than 20 minutes to cook, but taste it for tenderness. If you like your rice softer, then let it steam for 2 or 3 minutes longer or until it is to your desired texture. You do not want your rice to continue steaming over the heat. But once the rice has rested for a few minutes, you can place the lid back on to keep the rice warm, and leave it for an hour or until you are ready to serve it. Letting the rice stay warm in the bamboo steamer longer than 1 hour will cause the texture of the rice to degrade and become mushy.

summary: Soak a desired amount of uncooked rice in a bowl of water for 1 hour. Place a layer of cheesecloth inside the bamboo steamer. Use a strainer to drain the rice and then set the rice aside. Fill the wok with enough water to submerge the bottom of the steamer. Heat the stacked steamer and wok on the stove until the water is boiling. Add your strained rice to the bamboo steamer and place the lid on it. Lower the water to a simmer and let the rice cook for 20 minutes. Remove the bamboo steamer from the wok and take the lid off.

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From the Preferences window, choose All in the bottom left of the window. If the simple method does not work for your field, it is possible that the audio tracks are not properly tagged. In this case, you will have to set the default audio track through a bit of trial and error. From the left side of your Advanced Preferences window, select the Inputs/Codecs header. This should open up a new page with Inputs/Codecs as the header. If your file has multiple audio tracks, you may need to experiment to find the correct one. If there are only 2 audio tracks, either 0 or 1 will be the correct track. 0 is the automatic track if you have reset your preferences; 1 will be the extra track. If the simple method did not work, this step probably won't change anything, but it is still worth a try. Enter in your desired language code in the input field next to "Audio Language." Again, the list of codes is here: http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/php/code_list.php. If you also are having trouble with setting a default subtitle track, try experimenting with different subtitle track numbers. Click the save button in the bottom right of the window to confirm your changes. You may need to restart the program for the changes to actually take affect.

summary: Choose All settings. Select Inputs/Codecs. Change audio track number. Try entering a language. Change subtitle track number. Click Save. Restart VLC.

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Pike naturally habitat in seasonal climates like the Northern United States, Canada, and countries in Europe and Asia. In North America, pike are often found in reservoirs in Vermont, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Michigan, and the Northern Territories of Canada. Pike can also be found in countries like France, Germany, and Russia. If you live in warmer climates, you may have a harder time finding pike. If you can't find pike in the shallows or in deep water, they may be congregating near the inlet or outlet of the body of water that you're fishing. Find the areas where water flows in or out of your body of water and look for congregating pike. If you don't find pike near the mouth of an inlet, travel upstream to see if they settled in calmer waters. Pike usually feed in the morning and can be found in open or shallow water. As the day goes on, pike are typically less active and will go after lures less frequently. As the sun goes down and the water starts to cool, the pike will move back in open or shallow water. During the afternoon, you can typically find pike floating near weed beds or swimming in deeper waters. Search online to find fishing stores near where you want to fish. Call them to see if there are pike in the lake or reservoir you plan on fishing. You can also talk to other fisherman to determine if there is a body of water that is abundant with pike. You can search for fishing groups in your area online. Pike's elongated bodies make them the perfect predators in high grass and shallow waters. Look for pike in areas like bays and flats during the fall and the early spring. Pike are commonly found in high weeds, lily pad fields, or wild rice beds. As the temperature warms up, pike will seek deeper water. During these times it's best to fish for pike near the center of the lake or reservoir. Pike will typically swim around other pike and can often be found congregating in large groups. If you are trolling or casting in shallow or weeded waters, you may be able to visually identify groups of pike. If you've had prior success in an area on a lake or river, try fishing for pike near the same location.
summary: Fish for pike in northern climates. Search for pike in lake inlets and outlets. Fish for pike in the morning and during sunset. Contact a local fishing store to see if pike are abundant in your area. Fish in shallow water with aquatic vegetation when the water is colder. Look for pike in deeper water during the summer. Identify large gatherings of pike.