In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The first thing to do if you want to organize your files is decide what major categories you will use for sorting. Different kinds of offices will have different kinds of categories, but the general system is the same. You need to figure out a system that sorts your files in a meaningful way. For example, if you work in a law office and need to organize client files, you might sort by general case types: litigation, probate, corporate, administrative, and others. Within each single category, you can get more specific by developing a list of subcategories. Any individual piece of paper that needs to be filed can be defined by two terms -- the general category and then the subcategory. For example, if you are setting up a filing system for financial matters, you might have a general category of "Outgoing Payments," and then set up subcategories of vendors, suppliers, services, professionals and administrative costs. This sounds simple, but it can be a very effective way to organize your files for quick access. Decide how many different categories you will have in your filing system, and then use that many different colored folders. Instead of using folders that are completely colored, you can use regular manila folders and get colored stickers. You can then affix the stickers on the top tab, on the edge of the folder, or both for more visibility. Each file in your office now has a clear place to be. You should write the label on the tab of each folder clearly and neatly so you will know where it belongs. The label on each individual folder should start with the general category and then be followed by the specific subcategory. For example, a folder containing records of payments to your vendors would have the label, "Outgoing Payments / Vendors." The labels on each file should be printed as neatly and consistently as possible. You can very easily buy a software packages that will allow you to format labels, so you can type and print them using your computer. If you print your labels with your computer, you should use a consistent font size and style. If you are printing by hand, you should try to be consistent and as neat as possible. When your filing system is established and you have created all your folders, then put them in order. You should sort the general folders alphabetically. Within each general folder, the subcategories should all be sorted alphabetically as well. You may choose to sort some information by date rather than by a topic label. If so, then you will need to decide for yourself if it makes more sense to sort your files with the newest items in front and move to the oldest, or vice versa. When you are establishing your filing system, you need to leave room for the files to grow. As time goes by, you will undoubtedly receive more papers to add to each folder. Leave space for your files to expand. Otherwise, you will have the difficult task later of moving entire sections or file drawers in order to make room.
Summary: Create file categories. Set up subcategories. Use a color-coding system. Label the files. Sort the files alphabetically. Leave several inches of space in each filing drawer.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Let the oven heat while you prepare the baking sheets. Place a single layer of baking paper on each tray. You will probably need four baking sheets. Set the four trays aside for now. Once you're done with the trays, rub olive oil on the first 2 inches (5 cm) of the wooden-spoon handle. You can rub the olive oil using a paper towel, washcloth, or even your fingers. You'll use the oiled handle later to roll the brandy crisps; for now, you can set the spoon aside. Add the corn syrup, brown sugar, and butter to the saucepan. When you measure the brown sugar, compress it into the measuring cup. If you measure brown sugar without compressing it, you'll end up with snaps that are not sweet enough. You should keep the burner on low heat while you're waiting for the butter to melt and the ingredients to blend. Watch the cooking mixture slowly; don't allow it to burn or crystalize. To see if all of the brown sugar has fully melted, take the spoon you're using to stir the mixture, and drag it slowly along the bottom of the saucepan. If you can still see grains of sugar along the bottom of the pan, the sugar hasn't yet melted sufficiently. Once the butter, brown sugar, and corn syrup have blended together, allow the mixture to cool slightly; you can place the saucepan on a cool burner. It should only cool for about 3 minutes. Pour the flour and ground ginger into the saucepan at the same time, and stir to combine with the wet ingredients. If you have a flour sifter, sift the flour into the saucepan. Once you have stirred and blended the flour and ginger with the wet ingredients, you can add the lemon juice. Continue to stir until all of the ingredients are blended and smooth.
Summary: Preheat the oven to 180 C/350 F. Place a saucepan on the stove top. Heat the mixture gently, stirring frequently with a wooden spoon. Remove the mixture from the heat. Add flour, ginger, and lemon juice to the cooling mixture.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Fill a sock with silica cat litter. Tie off the end with a piece of string, and then place one or two full socks near the front of your dashboard. This should absorb the moisture inside your car over night, preventing any fog buildup. Use the type of shaving cream that foams up when you squirt it out of the can or bottle. Spray a small amount of cream onto a soft cotton cloth and spread it over your entire windshield. Use a clean, dry rag to wipe it off. This should create a moisture barrier on your window, preventing fog build up. If your car is in a secure area, roll your windows down about a half inch or so. This allows some outside air to get in to the car, and can prevent the windshield from fogging. This method is best for the summer time, since you don't want to risk any ice or snow getting into your car during the winter.
Summary:
Use silica cat litter. Apply shaving cream to your windshield. Roll your windows down if you can.