Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Peel the onion, cut off the stems, and chop it up very, finely. Heat the onion, oil, and teaspoon (2.5 grams) of salt in a medium-sized saucepan over medium heat. Fry the onion until it starts to caramelize, stirring every 20 seconds. Add the minced garlic, and fry for a few more seconds. Remove the onion from heat and stir in the Worcestershire sauce and fresh thyme, if desired. Let the onion mixture cool. Fill a medium-sized bowl with yogurt, then stir in the onion mixture. Stir in the salt and pepper, to taste, and taste before making any adjustments. Consider refrigerating the dip, covered, for an hour before serving it. Finished.

Answer: If you chop the onion too coarsely, your dip will be too chunky. You are only using half of the salt for now. You will add the rest into the dip later. This will take about 20 minutes. The stirring will help the onion heat more evenly, and keep it from burning. If the onions start to burn, add a splash of water. The garlic is done when you can smell it. You can mince the garlic by dicing it very finely with a sharp knife, or by using a garlic press. You will need about two sprigs of thyme. You do not need to dice the thyme further; simply pull the leaves off, and add them to the pan. This will take about 15 minutes. If you are in a hurry, set it down in front of an open window or a mini fan. You can use nonfat, low fat, or regular Greek yogurt. When stirring, be sure to scrape the bottom of the bowl every so often, so that the plain yogurt doesn't settle at the bottom. If you'd like your dip more salty, add some more salt. If you'd like it more spicy, add some more pepper. The longer the dip sits, the more the flavors will blend. You can serve it with potato chips or vegetables. Put any leftovers in the fridge, and eat them within a week. If serving the dip at a party, consider garnishing it with a sprig of thyme.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Try to catch her staring at you. See if she blushes around you -- a lot. See if she giggles a lot around you. See how her friends act when she passes by. See if she looks for excuses to hang out. See if she pays more attention to her looks around you. Notice her body language. See how she acts around other guys.

Answer: This one is a giveaway. If you look across the room in class or at a party and catch her looking right at you, then she may have a crush on you. If she sees that you've noticed her staring and looks away and blushes, or gives you a little smile, then she may be acknowledging that she may like you. Just don't be too obvious about trying to catch her staring at you, or she may think that you're the one staring at her. This is another sign that she may have a crush on you. If every time you walk by or talk to her, you find her turning red or getting flustered, then this may be a sign that she likes you and is shy and embarrassed about talking to you or saying the wrong thing. If you do see her blushing, don't tease her about it or mention it, or that may scare her off from talking to you. Just make sure she's not the kind of girl who blushes whenever she talks to any guy -- she could just be shy around guys. A lot of girls giggle a lot around the guys they like because crushes make them feel a bit giddy and lightheaded just for being around the guy that they like. If you find the girl always giggling or laughing a lot around you, even if you've barely said anything funny, then she may like you. She could just be feeling giggly because she likes you, or she could really think that everything you say is funny because she has a big crush on you. Next time you talk to her, see how much she laughs. Try a small joke and see if she laughs way too much -- this may mean that she has feelings for you. A girl's friends can tell you a lot about how she feels about you without saying much. Next time the girl walks by with her friends in the halls, see if the friends giggle when they see you, elbow her, or just nod in your direction, trying to tell the girl that you're around. This is a not-so-subtle way of letting you know that the girl may have a crush on you. If the girl's friends always greet you with a knowing smile, then they may be telling you that the girl likes you. If the girl has a crush on you, then she may want to be around you as much as possible. If she likes you, she may be looking for excuses to hang out, like asking for help with her math homework, or even asking you to see a movie or to go to a concert with you. She could be very casual when she asks you to hang out to hide the fact that she likes you. If you're in the same social circle, but she's been around a lot more lately, then it may be because she has a crush on you. If the girl dresses up a bit more whenever she's around you and pays more attention to her hair and makeup, then she may be trying to impress you. If you're just hanging out with her, or hanging out in a small group, but she spends a lot of time putting on lipstick or lip balm, looking at herself in the mirror, or just fidgeting with her clothes, then she may be trying to impress you. If you see her unexpectedly, and she's dressed down a lot more, then she may be dressing up to impress you. If you see her at the grocery store or somewhere unexpected, and she makes a joke about how casual she looks, then she may be embarrassed that she's not more dressed up for you. The girl's body language can say a lot about how she feels about you. If she's always making eye contact, leaning closer to you, and turning her body to you when you talk, then she may like you. Here are some other things to look for: If she plays with her hair when she talks to you, then this may mean that she's nervous because she likes you. If she shifts her weight from foot to foot, she may be a bit nervous about talking to you too. If she breaks eye contact and looks at the floor once in a while, it may be because she likes you. This is an important point. You may think the girl likes you, but it could turn out that she's flirty, talkative, and playful around many guys. Some girls just have a lot of crushes on guys at once, or just like hanging out with guys -- some even prefer hanging out with guys to hanging out with girls. You may be misreading the signs and thinking a really friendly girl has a crush on you. Check out how the girl acts around other guys. If she's the same way with everyone, then it's just part of her personality. If she treats you differently, however, and pays more attention to you -- or less attention, because she feels shy about talking to you -- then she may have a crush on you.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use polarized lens filters to minimize reflections on water. Apply your polarized filter to take pictures of the sky. Attach your polarized filter to your lens to make the colors of your subject more vibrant. Utilize your polarized filter to cut out reflections and glare.

Answer:
Polarized filters are like putting polarized sunglasses on your camera. Minimizing reflections may enhance your photos by reducing glare and changing the hue of the body of water. Polarized filters can be turned, or rotated by hand, which changes the polarization effect on your camera lens. When using a photography filter to take a picture of the sky, you can rotate the polarized filter to change the hue or block out fog or haze. For instance, when using filters in photography, you can make the leaves on trees stand out by turning the polarized filter until the leaves appear greener. Your view through the camera lens is the image that is projected onto the film or electronic sensor. For example, when taking a photo of a metallic object, your polarized filter may change the appearance of the reflections, just as polarized sunglasses do.