Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose thick soups and stews. Dip it. Make it a heartier meal. Get creative.

Answer: Cream based soups (mushroom, broccoli, chicken, etc.) and chilis are classic bread bowl fillings because they soak into the bread (making a deliciously edible "bowl") without quickly soaking through it. You can use thinner soups like tomato or chicken noodle, but be prepared to serve and eat quickly because they will soak through the bread. Consider placing your bread bowl in a larger, non-edible bowl. Dips are another classic bread bowl filling. Use the removed inner bread as dippers. Here are a few suggestions: Taco Dip Stuffed Mushroom Dip Crab Dip Who says it has to be soup? Consider some of the following: Chicken or Turkey Pot Pie Chicken Cordon Bleu Sloppy Joes Pretty much everything pairs well with bread, so the possibilities are practically limitless when it comes to filling bread bowls. For instance: Spaghetti and Meat Sauce Make-Your-Own Omelet Bar Melted Chocolate Fondue, with bread cubes and sliced fruit to accompany it. Even if the chocolate hardens before you can finish it, you'll have a delicious chocolate bread to eat instead of a crusty fondue pot to clean.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Put a cut flower in a pot or vase. Add one tablet of aspirin. Wait for 1 day. Leave the flowers be after this.

Answer: Fill half the pot or vase with water. Repeat; add another tablet. The aspirin will help the flowers to stay fresh for around five to nine days without putting in new aspirin pieces.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Learn to barter. Grow your own toiletries. Go "dumpster diving. Arrange a community swap. Make your own clothes. Arrange a skill swap.

Answer: Many online communities, such as Freegle, Freecycle, and Streetbank, offer listings of items and skills available for free. Sometimes the item may be something someone just wants to give away, or you may find people willing to trade items for skills you have. Look for items you want to get rid of. One's man trash is another man's treasure, so instead of selling your old shoes or watch on eBay, or throwing them away, try using them in exchange for items or services that you need. Remember that you can also barter for services. If your home needs repairs, see if you can exchange some time or skills of your own in exchange for the repair. You can plant soapwort in your garden to provide soap and shampoo. Pastes made of baking soda or even plain salt can work as natural, homemade toothpaste. " Many things are simply thrown away that can be useful to cash-free living. How to Dumpster Dive Discarded newspapers can serve as toilet paper. Stores may discard personal care products like deodorant and hygiene goods that are still safe for use after their "sell-by" date. Many stores and restaurants throw away food. Anything that contains meat, dairy, shellfish, or eggs should not be scavenged. Avoid anything that smells rotten or odd. Foods such as bread, canned goods, and packaged products like chips can usually be eaten safely, but make sure they are wrapped and not dented, torn, or bulging. Be aware that dumpsters may pose hazards such as broken glass, rats, and even biological waste. If you choose to rummage through a dumpster, come prepared: items such as rubber boots, gloves, and flashlights can help you dive safely. Do not dumpster dive in any area that is marked as "No Trespassing" or similar. It may be illegal and is certainly not worth the hassle of being stopped or even arrested. If you have things in good condition that you no longer use, arrange a swap night. Invite your friends and neighbors to bring things they no longer want, need, or use. You can advertise with flyers or with postings on Craigslist, Facebook, and other social media. This is a great way to get rid of things like baby clothes that children have outgrown or toys they no longer play with. You can also swap books you've already read for new-to-you books, or get rid of extra linens and towels in exchange for things you need more of. Barter for a sewing kit and some fabric, and exchange goods for a few lessons on how to sew. You can scavenge for unused or still usable cloth, towels, and sheets to use as fabric. Fabric and craft stores may also have small scraps they're willing to give away. Repair holes, tears, rips, and worn spots. Keep any spare pieces of fabric from unwearable items to use as a patch when needed. Barter isn't just for goods and services! Host a community skill-sharing group so that people can teach other what they know and learn things they don't know. This is also a great way to socialize and make friends without spending money.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Update your video card drivers. Download your tools. Research your card.

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Before you start overclocking, you'll want to make sure you are running the latest drivers on your video card. You can download the latest drivers from the Nvidia or AMD site, depending on which manufacturer you have. Having the latest drivers will ensure that your card is running as stably as possible. Newer drivers often increase overclocking performance as well. To overclock, you will need a few different programs, all of which are available for free. These programs will give you performance benchmarks, allow you to adjust your card timing and voltage, and monitor temperature performance. Download a benchmark program - There are several available, but one of the quickest and most intuitive is Heaven. It is available for free from Unigine, the developers. Another popular program is 3DMark. Download an overclocking program. While both Nvidia and AMD have overclocking utilities of their own, MSI Afterburner is one of the most popular and widely-used programs. Despite it's name, it will work with virtually every graphics card from both Nvidia and AMD. Download a monitoring program. Although benchmark and overclocking programs will report temperatures and speeds, sometimes it's good to have another monitor to make sure that all of your settings take. GPU-Z is a lightweight program that will monitor the temperature, clock speed, memory speed, and every other aspect of your graphics card. Going into your overclocking process without being informed can cost you a lot of time and cause you a lot of headaches later on. You want to find the clock speeds that other users who have your exact same card are getting. You also need to find what is generally considered to be your card's highest safe voltage. Do not immediately apply these numbers to your card. Since every card is different, there's no telling what could happen if you enter the wrong numbers. Instead, use them as a guide during the overclocking process to judge how effective your numbers are. Try forums such as Overclock.net to find other overclockers who have the same card that you do. Overclocking a laptop's GPU is not recommended. Laptops have a much harder time dissipating heat, and overclocking can quickly lead to dangerous temperatures.