Problem: Write an article based on this summary: hard boil Slice the eggs in half lengthwise. Remove the yolks. Mash the yolks. Add the other ingredients to the yolk. Scoop the yolk mixture into the egg whites. Garnish. Serve.

Answer: and Peel 6 eggs. Scoop them out with a teaspoon and place them into a medium-sized bowl. Mash the yolks with a fork or spoon until you have a creamy mixture. Add 1/4 cup mayonnaise, 1 tsp. white vinegar, 1 tsp. yellow mustard, 1/8 tsp. salt, and 1/8 tsp. pepper to the yolk. Mix these ingredients well. Scoop them evenly back into the egg whites using a teaspoon, or pipe into the halves with a large-tipped icing bag. Sprinkle the egg whites with paprika. Place the eggs on a serving platter. To store them, place them in the refrigerator.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Backup the files that you want to save on your hard drive. Destroy the old DVD-R disc. Transfer the files that you want onto a new disc.

Answer: Since you can't delete files off a DVD-R, you'll have to physically destroy the disc. Backup any files that you want to save for later use before doing anything else. Click and drag the files onto your desktop or hard drive to save them to your computer. Use a cd shredder to dispose of the old discs. Just feed the discs into the shredder to destroy them. Alternatively, you can clip the discs with a tin clipper to destroy them. Burning the discs lets off harmful smoke that is bad for your health. You can now take up any backed up files and rewrite them to a DVD-R or DVD-RW disc. Drag the files that you saved before onto the new disc. You'll have successfully gotten rid of the old files and retained the ones that you want.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Recognize the social signs of an HSP. Evaluate your emotional characteristics. Look for physical symptoms of HSP. Consider the benefits of being an HSP.

Answer: A highly sensitive person is likely to notice their personality characteristics in social situations and interpersonal relationships. You might be an HSP if you experience the following: You are highly influenced by other's moods You are highly empathetic to people you know and those you don't know You are hyperaware of how your emotions, behaviors, and words affect others You feel nervous when others are observing you complete a task or compete You notice subtle differences in your surroundings that others tend not to notice You feel over-stimulated in crowded social situations and feel the need to leave and spend time alone afterwards Persons who are highly sensitive are often more affected by their emotions than other people. Some emotional traits that characterize HSPs are: A tendency to retreat into inner thoughts A deep connection to art or music The tendency to frighten or startle easily An inability to adapt to life changes Becoming easily overwhelmed by tasks or deadlines Though many of the traits of an HSP are emotional or social, there are also some physical traits involved. These may be tied to the fact that people with HSP tend to have a more sensitive nervous system, which affects both their emotions and their bodies. You may experience the following physical symptoms as an HSP: Acute sensitivity to pain Feeling overwhelmed by loud sounds, bright lights, or strong smells Being greatly affected by medications, stimulants (coffee), or alcohol Reacting strongly to hunger (reduced concentration or poor mood) Highly sensitive people have characteristics that should be embraced as valuable. If you are an HSP, you are able to pick up on things that other people miss. You are likely able to avoid or spot errors that others miss, concentrate for long periods of time, express yourself creatively, and execute fine motor movements very well. Additionally, many people who are HSP are skilled at self-reflection and self-awareness, instinctively understand the needs and emotions of others, and easily sense verbal and nonverbal social cues. These are important skills that can be marketable.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pin a button or brooch onto your blazer or shirt for a retro style. Wear statement jewelry if your school allows it. Put a headband, ribbon, or bow in your hair for a classic feminine look. Wrap a trendy scarf around your neck in the autumn and winter. Tuck a pocket square into your blazer for a classic masculine look.

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This is a great option for any student to express their style without breaking dress code. Head to your local thrift store or search online for vintage pins, buttons and brooches. If you want to go for a preppy feminine look, pick a jeweled cameo brooch. For an edgier style, choose a simple button or enamel pin with an animal, word, or symbol on it. Keep in mind that your pins should be school-appropriate. Don't choose a button that has a swear word on it or anything that could be considered inappropriate. One of the best ways to show off your style is by dressing up your uniform with jewelry. Pick a statement necklace paired with simple earrings and a ring or 2. If you aren't allowed to wear necklaces, pick a pair of fun earrings, like tassle or pom-pom earrings to match your uniform. This is also a helpful strategy for drawing people's attention away from your uniform and onto your face. Choose a solid-color, embellished, or patterned headband, and wear it with your hair up or down. If you don't like headbands, purchase a bow on a clip and put it in your hair to hold back your bangs or use it highlight a sleek ponytail or high bun. You can use a ribbon to pull up your hair, or incorporate it into a classic braid. Most schools allow hair accessories, but some might require them to be solid colors. Check your school handbook to make sure. For a cozy and trendy look, put on a wool scarf with a fun pattern in colors that match your uniform. If it's warmer outside, try tying a silk or satin scarf around your neck with a bow for a classic fashion statement. If your school has rules about not wearing hats, they may not allow scarves. Be sure to consult the handbook before you wear a scarf to class. Pick a small, square piece of fabric, and fold it into quarters. Position it in your pocket so the folded corner of the square is pointing up to your shoulder. Be sure to choose a fabric that matches with your school uniform or tie. For an edgier look, try mixing patterns, like stripes and polka dots, or use a pocket square that showcases your interests, like one printed with binary code if you like computer science.