Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Add the next ingredients to the teapot. Fill the pot with the remaining water. Pour one glass of tea. Pour the tea from a high distance. Enjoy!

Answer: This includes mint leaves and the sugar. Add them directly to the wet tea leaves in the pot. Try to find a Middle Eastern grocery store. Moroccan mint has a different taste than most other mints. If you are unable to find Moroccan mint, use any spearmint or peppermint. Cane sugar is best. Dextrose will also work if you don't wish to use cane sugar, but you'll need to double the quantities of sugar to ensure sweetness. If you boiled the water previously and it still feels hot enough, you can add it immediately. If not, boil the remaining 4 cups (1 L) before adding it to the pot. Leave the tea to steep for about 5 minutes. If you have a Moroccan teapot or a heatproof teapot, rather than steeping, set the teapot over low heat and bring the tea to a low simmer. Then, immediately remove from the heat, and allow to steep several minutes more. Pour it back into the teapot. Do this three or more times. This helps dissolve the sugar. Doing this will help to create a thin layer of foam on the top. When pouring, make sure the tea pellets stay with the tea inside the pot. Only fill the cup two-thirds full; this enables the aroma to develop fully. After pouring the remaining tea, garnish the tea with extra mint (if available). This is an optional step but makes it look fantastic, especially if you have proper Moroccan glasses.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Click "File""New". Select "Transparent". Click OK. Check the layers.

Answer: Go to File in the top menu and select "New." A new window will pop up where you can assign the properties of your new Photoshop document. A menu will pop up and under the section which says "Background Contents", where you should choose "Transparent". The button appears at the very bottom of the new document pop-up window. Press the OK button. Look at the Layer Window or the Layers tab in your document properties bar (it should already be open by default). The background layer should look like a checkered gray and white box (indicating that it is transparent).

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make a circle using a pen or pencil. Apply heavy pressure to shade a sliver of the sphere's side and bottom.

Answer: Draw the circle so it's as wide as you'd like the sphere to be. Press lightly so you can easily go back and shade in the sphere. For a little help drawing a circle, trace something round or use a compass. Determine where light hits your sphere and begin shading along the opposite side of the sphere where the shadow would fall. Then, apply a little less pressure as you shade in the curved center of the sphere. Use a light touch to shade just a little where the light would hit the sphere. For example, if light hits the top right of the sphere, press firmly along the bottom left portion of the sphere to make a shaded crescent.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Purchase a water bottle. Pierce a small hole in the bottle cap. Squeeze the water bottle.

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A basic plastic bottle of water you purchase from the store works well. Any brand will do, and the size of the bottle doesn't particularly matter. Make sure the water bottle is easy to carry and can hold enough liquid to last a water fight! Water bottles come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Use a small drill or nail to create a small hole in the cap of the bottle. This is where the water will be shot from. The size of the hole will determine the size of the stream, and thus, how quickly water is expended. An awl and small hammer may also be used to easily create a hole in the bottle cap. Water bottles that have a "squeeze" top can be used as a water gun right off the bat! Just pull the top open and squeeze the bottle to launch a stream of water. Squeeze the body of the water bottle to produce a stream of water. This method only works using the air within the bottle and the remaining liquid. It's fairly limited in terms of stream and volume, but can do in a pinch.