In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Dry them with a paper towel. Line several baking trays with aluminum foil. Grease the foil with olive oil. Squeeze the tomato seeds out into a bowl or remove them with a tsp. Sea salt, black pepper, basil, oregano or other Italian spices. They should be completely cooked, but not burned. Meanwhile, if you want to use the seeds and juice, you can cook them on the stove for five minutes. Place them in a large bowl. Pour in the tomato juice and seeds, if you choose. Place them in freezer bags in individual servings or can them. Be sure to label and date them.
Summary: Wash your tomatoes thoroughly. Preheat your oven to 400F (204C). Cut your tomatoes in half from top to bottom. Place the tomatoes on the foil-lined tray with the cut side up. Season the tomatoes with olive oil. Bake for approximately 50 minutes. Remove the tomatoes. Stir with a wooden spoon.

Choosing a good nation is vital to winning the game. If you want to have a head start, Great Britain is one of the better choices. Great Britain has powerful navies, which allow you to control the waters around Europe, India, and the New World. This island empire will be left untouched unless an enemy country manages to build a strong battleship. Early trade agreements and alliances will give you an edge. It will boost your income and relationship with the nation you wish to work with. Building your income in the early portion of the game is crucial for building your military might. There are chances that your allied nation will remove the treaty, so make use of them as much as you can. Build trade ports. The more trade ports you have, the more trade partners you can get. You can also trade with neighboring countries by land. If you're using Great Britain, it's necessary that you have a trade port for your supplies to be exported and to receive resources from your trade partner. Pirating is a good way to decrease your enemy's resources. To do this, have your privateers block your enemy's trading route. Building and upgrading farms will help field larger armies, and production such as furs, cotton, sugar, and coffee will help increase your economic power. Destroy Church Schools and replace them with Schools to let you do research. Research is conducted in Schools. The more you upgrade your Schools and fill them with Gentlemen, the faster the research goes. If you have multiple schools, you can research multiple technologies at the same time, but Schools cannot team up on the same technology. Researching technology costs a certain number of research points. Research points can be gained from Schools per turn. The higher the level of your school, the more points they produce. Gentlemen also provides points and decreases the turn time required to finish the research, so make sure to put your Gentlemen inside the School building to acquire this bonus.
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One-sentence summary -- Create a new campaign. Make trades and alliances. Upgrade your farm and production.

Q: Put your beans in the blender and use the pulse setting to grind them as finely as you can. You probably won't be able to achieve a finer grind than a medium to medium coarse grind, but this will be fine if you have a drip maker or a French press. Place the beans in the mortar and grind them with the pestle, as you would grind peppercorns and other spices. Keep going until you've ground them to the level you need. It will take some elbow grease, but eventually you'll have enough to make delicious coffee. If you're really desperate, place the coffee beans between two sheets of waxed paper on a sturdy surface that won't get damaged by a hammer. Use a hammer to smash the beans until you've pulverized them to a grind suitable for your coffee maker.
A: Use a blender. Try a mortar and pestle. Use a hammer.

Problem: Article: Fumes from stain or varnish can be harmful to breathe. If the room you're working in has external windows, open these as wide as possible. If you'd like to take a further safety precaution, rent a vapor-rated respirator and wear it while you're staining the pine floor. You can rent a vapor-rated respirator at a local hardware or home supply store. Since you'll be working with the windows open, it's advisable to finish the pine flooring on a warm, rain-free day. If you are not impressed with the natural color of the pine flooring and would like to darken it, you can purchase a stain to seal and darken the pine. Visit your local paint store and ask to peruse their stain selection. Speak with the sales staff to determine which brand and variety of stain is best for your flooring, considering its location in your house and the amount of use it will receive. The major difference between stain and varnish is that varnish will dry clear while stain will darken the color of your flooring. So, if you prefer the natural color of the pine flooring and just want to seal it to protect against moisture and scratches, opt for a varnish. Unlike oil, varnish adheres to the top of the wood without soaking deep into the grain. Consequently, you can remove varnish if you decide to. Oil cannot be removed from wood. Oils are a traditional softwood finish that will penetrate deep into the pine flooring. Oil finishesunlike many varnisheswon't peel or flake, and often look better with age. Types of oil commonly used to finish pine floors include: Tung oil, which has a relatively low level of sheen. This leaves the pine with a more "natural" appearance. Linseed oil, which is tarry and so brings out the grain of the pine. Lemon or walnut oil, which are considered specialty oils and may be more expensive. Before you stain the entire floor, test the stain in an inconspicuous are to make sure that you like the color. Apply the stain using a 3in (7.6cm) paintbrush. Let the stain dry for 24 hours. If you like the appearance of the stained sample patch, you can proceed with staining the entire floor. If you don't like the appearance of the stained wood, select a different colored stain. Or, if you realize that you prefer the natural color of unstained pine, opt for a clear varnish instead.
Summary:
Ventilate your working area. Choose a color of stain if you'd like to darken the pine floor. Select a clear varnish if you prefer not to alter the pine's coloring. Apply a colorless oil to preserve the pine's natural color. Test the stain out on a small corner of flooring.