Problem: Article: Cherry tomatoes and grape tomatoes are often used for roasting. These tomatoes cook quickly and are much easier to handle than larger tomatoes. Grape tomatoes are meatier and not as sweet as cherry tomatoes. Smaller tomatoes are often cut into halves, but they can also be roasted whole. Plum tomatoes are commonly used in roasting, although any type of tomato works. Look for Roma tomatoes, which are a tangy type of plum tomato with few seeds. They hold up well in heat, making them a great snack or ingredient in another recipe. Some large tomatoes are roasted after being cut in half. To maximize your yield, divide each tomato up into slices.
Summary: Choose smaller tomatoes for quicker, faster roasting. Use larger tomatoes if you need ones that hold their shape better.

Problem: Article: Cooked mussels will keep best in a sealed container. Select a container with a lid that closes tightly, or put your cooked mussels in a zipper-top bag. If you wish, you can place the cooking broth in the container with the mussels. Once cooked, your mussels should stay fresh in the refrigerator for 1-4 days. Throw away any mussels that are left over after 4 days have passed. Before eating any cooked mussels, check for an unpleasant odor or a slimy texture. These are signs that the mussel has gone bad, and should not be eaten. Avoid contaminating your cooked mussels with bacteria and dirt by storing them away from uncooked mussels and other shellfish. Always wash your hands and utensils with warm water and soap after handling uncooked shellfish.
Summary: Place the cooked mussels in a container. Store your mussels in the refrigerator for no more than 4 days. Keep the cooked mussels separate from any uncooked shellfish.

Problem: Article: When you obtain new shells for your hermit crab, it is very important for you to make sure the shells are safe and sanitary. You can do this by boiling your shells. First, use a brush to remove any sand or debris from in the inside and outside of your shell. Then, submerge your shells in boiling distilled water, and boil them for 15-20 minutes. After your shells have been boiled, they must be moistened with ocean water, or salt water. (Purchasing a saltwater solution from a pet store is the most effective option.) As you wait for your crab to select a new shell, you will want to periodically re-moisten the insides of your shells. This will draw you hermit crab toward the shells, and make the shells more attractive to him. Avoid tap water. Most tap water contains trace amounts of copper or other heavy metals. Hermit crabs are extremely sensitive to these metals, and they can hurt your crab. Once your shells have been properly prepared, place them where your crab can see them. Position them out in the open, on the ground level (substrate) of your crab's habitat, so that your crab will encounter them daily. Once a week (or every other week) you may want to remove the shells, wait a few hours, and then put them back. If your crab has become accustomed to the shells, he may not really recognize them anymore. Removing and reintroducing them may encourage your crab to investigate, and possibly even change shells. This is also a good time to re-moisten your shells with saltwater.
Summary: Boil new shells. Moisten shells with saltwater. Place shells where the crab can see them.

Problem: Article: Once you are finished transferring, you can disconnect your PSP and turn off USB mode. You'll be able to find all of your music in the "Memory Stick" section of the Music menu. If you copied folders, you'll be able to open them to find the tracks inside.
Summary:
Play your copied music.