Bring the mixture to a soft boil over medium heat, stirring constantly. The fruits will release their juices and the liquid will thicken. Taste, and add lemon juice as needed.
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One-sentence summary -- While your dough is chilling before you roll it out, start your filling. Put half of the fruit in a medium saucepan, keeping the remaining fruit close at hand. Add the sugar, flour, and lemon zest and stir to mix. Turn the mixture into a bowl and stir in the uncooked fruit. Cool the filling to room temperature. Spoon the cooled filling into the pie shell and dot the tip with butter.

Q: It is best to have a serious talk with your friend in private. You do not want to embarrass them in front of your other friends, or else you will look like the bully. Suggest a time when you both are available and ask your friend if they want to hang out. Start by asking them if you can talk about something serious. Bring up the topic in a cautious manner. You should not blame them or accuse them of wrongdoing; rather, tell them that certain things have been causing you stress and anxiety recently. A good way of starting the conversation can be, "Hey, can we chat about something? I want to have an honest talk with you. You're a good friend to me, but recently some things have been happening that have really hurt me. I want to make sure that we can come to an understanding together so that we can remain friends." Beginning your sentences with "I" instead of "you" make your statements sound less accusatory. You do not want to blame your friend because they might respond negatively, and they may even blame you in return. Instead you want to foster an atmosphere of acceptance and communication. Your statements should start with statements like "I think" or "I feel." For example, you can say, "When I hear that I am overweight or chubby, I feel as though I am ugly and worthless." Or you can try saying, "I know that sometimes you like to joke around, but I feel sad when I am told that I am dumb." Invite your friend to be completely honest. Inform them that you will not judge them before asking them why they put you down so often. If they react negatively, emphasize that you want to know their side of the story and that you are not angry at them. You can say things like, "why do you always comment on how much I eat?" or "why is it so funny that I like to read comic books?" You may even ask them how they might feel in your situation: "How would you feel if someone kept making fun of how you do your hair?" Your friend might be confused, surprised, sad, or angry about the conversation. Give them plenty of time to think through their answer and respond. If they say something you disagree with, wait until they have finished speaking before you defend yourself. Do not interrupt them or it will escalate the tension in the room. At the end of your conversation, you should both set boundaries for your relationship. Both of you should come up with ideas of what is and is not acceptable within the terms of your relationship. For example, you may not want your friend to tease you about a crush while your friend might be uncomfortable with how you talk about their family. At the same time, you both might be fine with jokes about each other's habits or hobbies. If you both agree to these boundaries, your friendship will actually become stronger than it was before.
A: Schedule a time when you two can be alone. Introduce the topic carefully. Use "I" statements to deflect blame. Ask your friend why they do what they do. Allow your friend to respond. Set firm boundaries.

Article: Every contract contains certain provisions, regardless of the content of the contract. These provisions are called "boilerplate," and you should have them in your coaching contract as well. You will want the following provisions: Choice of law provision. If there is a lawsuit, the judge will need to interpret the contract according to the law of a state. You can determine the state. Typically, schools choose the state where they are located. For example: "This Agreement shall be governed by, construed, and enforced under the laws of the Commonwealth of Kentucky." Severability clause. You should state that the contract will remain in effect even if a judge finds one provision illegal: "If any term, clause, or provision shall be deemed illegal or unenforceable by a court of competent jurisdiction, then such a determination shall not affect the legality of any other term, clause, or provision; and this Agreement shall be construed and enforced as if such term, clause, or provision had not been included." Merger clause. You also want to state that the contract contains the entire agreement: "This Agreement incorporates any and all prior oral agreements and understandings of the parties with respect to its subject matter." At the bottom of contract you should create signature blocks for both the coach and the representative who will sign for the school. Typically, you will have a principal or athletic director sign for the school. You should invite the coach to your office to sign the contract. You should have given the coach a copy of the contract ahead of time, so that he or she could review it and make suggestions for revision. Once the contract has been signed, distribute copies. Make copies of the signed coaching contract and give the coach a copy. Store the original in a safe place.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Add typical boilerplate clauses. Insert signature blocks. Sign the contract.

Problem: Article: God is perfect in every way possible: perfect in love, perfect in mercy, perfect in anger, perfect in justice, perfect in everything. This perfection is directly connected to the holiness of God. God is without temptation and without sin. As indicated by James 1:13, "God cannot be tempted with evil, and he himself tempts no one." The things that God does and desires may not always make sense from a human perspective, but being a believer means trusting that God's actions, commands, and desires are all perfect, even when you cannot comprehend them. God is holy, but in another sense, God is holiness itself defined. There is nothing or no one more holy than God, and holiness itself is only fully embodied in God. God is unlike any other, and God's holiness is the root of that "otherness." Mankind can never be perfectly holy as God is, but humans should seek to emulate God's holiness since humans were created in the likeness of God. Striving for holiness in your own life is something that God has commanded you to do as a believer. The task at hand might seem overwhelming, but you should take comfort in the knowledge that God will never ask or demand you to do something you cannot do. As such, holiness is within your reach. In Leviticus 11:44, God states, "For I am the Lord your God: ye shall therefore sanctify yourselves, and ye shall be holy; for I am holy." Later, in 1 Peter 1:16, God reiterates, "Be Holy, for I am Holy." By understanding how God moves in your life, you can train yourself to trust in God and never give up the hope of heaven. This sort of hope provides you with an anchor, and this anchor can keep you grounded in God's truth in your pursuit of holiness.
Summary: Look to God's absolute perfection. Think of holiness as the character of God. Reflect on God's command to holiness.

Article: You can just put a basket and clothes rack in whatever space is not taken up already by your other rooms. This is so people don't put rubbish in your laundry basket.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Create a laundry room. Put the clothes rack beside your basket. Be sure to label your dirty clothes basket.