Problem: Article: Chin chin are often sprinkled with a little sifted powdered sugar. Transfer the pieces to a serving platter and dust the tops with sugar before presenting them to your guests. An easy way to dust the chin chin with powdered sugar is to use a small sieve. Hold the sieve above the chin chin and place the sugar in the sieve. Gently sift the sugar through the sieve and onto the pieces of chin chin below. At this point, these delightful pieces of crunchy-chewy dough are ready to eat.
Summary: Dust with powdered sugar, if desired. Enjoy.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's best to read over the assignment more than once so you know exactly what it's asking you to do. Note if there's a prompt or a question you need to answer. Additionally, review the listed requirements for receiving full credit. If your instructor provides a rubric, read over it thoroughly to identify the expectations for full credit. Later, you can measure your essay against the rubric before turning in the assignment. If you have questions about the assignment, ask your instructor for clarification. potential story ideas for your narrative. At first, let your ideas flow freely without trying to narrow your topic. Choose whether you want to write a personal or fictional narrative. Once you've got a good list of potential topics, you can choose one that works for you. For example, you might write about the first time you slept over at a friend's house, the day you brought home your first puppy or a fictional story about a boy who is struggling to build a fire for his campsite. Here are some ways to brainstorm ideas: List the first thoughts that come to mind when you think about the prompt or question. Make a mind map to sort out your ideas. Use freewriting to uncover story ideas. Simply write whatever comes to mind without worrying about grammar or making sense. Make an outline to help put your ideas in order. Review your list of ideas to find an event that fits the assignment. Then, narrow down your topic to a single, specific incident so the event fits into a single essay. Don't try to cover too much in one essay, as this will be too hard for your reader to follow. For example, let's say the prompt reads: "Write about a setback that taught you perseverance." You might want to write about an injury you overcame. To narrow down your story, you might focus on the first time you exercised your injured limb after the accident, as well as the difficulties you faced. Relate your story idea back to the prompt, and think about how the story makes you feel. Additionally, consider how you want the reader to feel after they read your essay. Based on the answers to these questions, identify a core theme or message for your story. For instance, the story about recovering from an injury might have a theme of overcoming hardships or persevering to reach a goal. You might want your reader to finish your story feeling inspired and uplifted. To achieve this feeling, you'd want to focus on your successes throughout the process and end the story with a positive thought.

SUMMARY: Read your assignment to identify the prompt and expectations. Brainstorm Choose a single meaningful event to detail in the story. Decide on a theme or message for your story.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Combine the egg white, corn syrup, and vanilla in a very clean, totally greaseless bowl. If you want colored sugar skulls, add in the food coloring now. Use one or two drops for a light color, three or four for a rich, more vibrant color. Once all the lumps have been sussed out, add it to the liquid mixture with a wooden spoon, spoonful by spoonful. Mix everything together until not quite one uniform consistency. When the sugar is nearly incorporated into the liquid, start kneading with your fingertips to form the dough into a ball. Dust the countertop with cornstarch, and continue kneading until you have a smooth paste. Mix well with your hands until every bit of sugar is moistened. If your fingerprints remain when you squeeze the sugar in your hand, it is ready to mold. It should feel like cool, beach sand. If it doesn't hold together, mixture is too dry. Remember, water sinks, so keep the sugar mixture mixed up frequently as you make your sugar skulls. When the dough is ready, put it in a plastic bag to chill in the refrigerator. You can store the chilled dough for several months. When you're ready, divide the dough into as many parts as the number of skulls you want to make. Take a section and roll it into a ball. Squeeze and pinch the ball into a skull shape. Using your fingers, add depressions for the eye sockets and mouth. Use a toothpick to carve out teeth and to smooth out any rough edges. Skull molds work too and are available just for this purpose.
Summary: Mix the liquid ingredients together. Sift the powdered sugar. Knead the dough. Make a skull.

This is an easy way to build a black screen directly into your presentation. This way, you don't have to worry about pressing the B button you can plan for a dark screen when you want the audience to focus on your words, and then click onward to the next slide when you're ready to proceed. You can do this by adding a blank slide with a plain black background, or you can make the words fade out to black before you move on to the next slide. This will delete any default Textboxes from your slide. In case there is still some default design showing up on your slide click on Design > Background > Hide Background Graphics. Click on Design > Background Styles. Then, select the Black Screen option. Alternately: Click Format Background > Fill > Solid Fill > Color. Select the color black from the list of Theme Colors. Then, click Apply to blacken the background of this particular slide. If you'd like to give every slide a black background, then click Apply to All. Go to File, then Save As. Choose an easy-to-find location to save this Powerpoint file, and give it a name that you won't forget. It's important to save your presentation after making major changes: in case your computer dies, there is a power outage, or you simply forget to save your work. Before you try to present this PowerPoint to a group of people, make sure that the screen goes black when you want it to go black. Click on the Slideshow icon on the bottom right-hand corner or the Slideshow From the Beginning option on the panel at the top of the screen. Your computer screen should now look completely black except for a small set of pointer arrows in the bottom left corner. Unfortunately nothing can be done about that but from a distance they are not too visible.
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One-sentence summary -- Try simply adding a black slide. Find the Layout button and click on Blank. Make the background black. Save the File. Review the presentation.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Proxy servers act as medium, visiting a blocked site for your computer, then showing it to you. Additionally, your IP address and location are not tracked, so you effectively become anonymous online. A good proxy service will not have too many ads or popups. Advertisements are very common and can be a big downside to using many free proxy servers. You will notice when you are browsing, the menu bar will show the name of the proxy server. This indicates that you are surfing through the proxy address and not visiting the site directly. The web content will be sent to the proxy server where it can then be viewed from your device. This may make browsing a bit slower, but you should still be able to access any of your favorite websites.
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Find a good web-based proxy server. Type in the URL of the blocked site you want to access in the address bar. Press Go or Enter.