Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Ask your friends what kind of group they would like to join. Decide if you want to be part of a larger organization. Talk to an adult about advising you. Look for a location.

Answer: You could also run your own ideas by them to see if they would be interested in joining a group that you developed. Think about the kinds of activities you enjoy, and try to form a group from that. Some themes might be: Outdoor -- hiking, camping Sports Church Crafts Drama Movies Robotics Legos Do you want to start a scouting troop (either boys or girls)? Do you want to go to Lego competitions? If you are thinking about being part of a larger organization, or attending events put on by a larger organization, look for information from them about what you'll need to do to make your group eligible. Any large organization for kids is going to have a website like the ones cited below. For most groups, particularly those that are part of larger organizations, you need an adult to help. Some youth groups are primarily kid-run, while others have an adult in charge. Decide what kind of model you want for your group. Will your group be associated with your school, or is it neighborhood-based? Regardless of how you are going to get members, you need to find a place where your group can meet for free. Talk to someone at your school, library, or community center to see if there would be room for your group.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pour your lemon juice into an ice tray. Place the ice cube tray in the freezer overnight or until the lemon juice is solid. Thaw the lemon juice or place the frozen cubes directly into a recipe.

Answer: Carefully tilt your container of lemon juice and fill the squares in your ice cube tray until they're almost all the way full. However, avoid overfilling the tray, because the juice will expand a little as it freezes. By freezing your lemon juice in cubes, it will be easy to grab what you need for a recipe. If you'd like, you can even portion out your lemon juice so you'll know exactly how much is in each cube. For instance, you might measure 2UStbsp (30mL) of lemon juice into each cube. It can take several hours for the lemon juice to freeze. The best way to ensure that the cubes are frozen completely solid is to leave them in your freezer for 8 hours, or overnight. If you try to take the cubes out of the tray before they're frozen, they'll break, which could cause you to spill any unfrozen lemon juice. If you want to add a little fresh lemon flavor to a drink or a dish, grab a few ice cubes from the bag. If you're adding them to a cold drink or to a recipe that's being heated, you can put the frozen cubes into whatever you're making without thawing them. If you'd prefer liquid lemon juice, place the cubes in a bowl in your refrigerator to thaw overnight.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Challenge negative thought patterns Stop comparing yourself to others. Cultivate an attitude of gratitude. Boost your self-esteem

Answer: . The way you perceive the situations that happen in your life can greatly determine your mood and outlook. Thinking about your problems over and over without actually coming up with a solution is called rumination. This process can promote feelings of depression and even lead to cardiovascular disease. Challenge your negative thought patterns by questioning the validity or certainty of your thought. For example, you turned in an assignment late and think to yourself "Now, my professor hates me." Ask yourself whether the situation is as bad as you are making it out to be. Does turning in a paper late really call for such a strong word as hate? Consider that your teacher may be disappointed, but it is highly unlikely that he hates you because of it. Comparison diminishes the unique talents and gifts of yourself or others in an attempt to size up achievements or personal traits. The thing is, it is a lose-lose no matter how you look at it. If you are pumping yourself up by comparing yourself to someone who is worse off than you in some area, then you are giving you are giving yourself a false sense of satisfaction. Comparing your own abilities to someone else who is better than you causes you to depreciate your strengths. Everyone is on a different journey. What's more, everyone has areas where they are talented and areas of weakness. Comparing takes away from individuality. The only person you should compare yourself to is the person you were yesterday. One of the greatest protective factors against negative life events is your ability to swap self-pity for thankfulness. Positive aspects exist in most life ordeals if you only just look for them. Research shows that gratitude combats toxic emotions, increases empathy, promotes better sleep, enables the development of positive relationships, and boosts physical health. You can cultivate gratitude in a number of ways. Let people who are dear to you know how important they are in your life. At the end of each day, think about 2 to 3 things that you are thankful for. Or, start a gratitude journal. with positive affirmations. People don't always have an ever-flowing stream of self-esteem. Sometimes, particularly after a failure or setback, you have to search for positive things to say about yourself. But, that's okay. In addition to changing self-talk, you also want to change what you say about yourself when you look in the mirror (and other parts of your day). Use these affirmations daily. I love who I am. I believe in myself. I am a valuable person who is worthy of respect. My success is determined by how warm and loving I am to myself. I count my blessings. I am a work in progress. My opinions match who I am. I recognize my strengths.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pour 4 tablespoons (59.1 grams) of salt onto a plate. Cut one lemon into fourths. Place the lemons onto the salt. Scrub the mugs with the lemons. Rinse them with water. Use two cotton cloths to dry them.

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You can use regular table salt, sea salt, or any other kind of plain salt. Depending on how many mugs you are cleaning, you may need more salt. Use a kitchen knife to cut the lemon into fourths. Alternatively, you can cut the lemon into halves. If you are cleaning multiple mugs, then you may need two or more lemons. Rub them into the salt. Make sure the fleshy part of the lemon is completely covered with salt. Do this using a circular motion. Scrub the outside and inside of the mugs until all the tarnish is removed and their surfaces shine again. Place the mugs under cold or warm running water. Rinse them thoroughly until all lemon, salt, and residue are removed. Take the first cloth and rub it over the mugs, making sure to dry all traces of water. Then take the second cloth and dry the mugs again. This will ensure a thorough dry.