Article: Using a microwave safe mixing bowl, mix together the following 4 ingredients and microwave at half power for 30 seconds. Stir the mixture and microwave again for another 30 seconds. Repeat the process until the mixture and smooth then set it aside to cool. 1 cup (250 ml) white chocolate chips cup (125 ml) thick caramel cup (80 ml) milk (2.5 ml) salt If you don't have caramel, mix cup brown sugar, cup half and half cream, 1 tbsp butter, and a pinch of salt in a saucepan over medium-low heat. Gently whisk for 5-7 minutes as you cook or until you get your desired thickness. Add tbsp vanilla and cook for another minute to increase the thickness then turn off the burner and let the mixture cool in a covered container. Gather about 8 cups (half a gallon) of fresh snow and mix it in immediately with the caramel mixture along with cup (60 ml) Amaretto. You may also substitute the Amaretto with any liqueur or omit completely. Time is crucial as you do not want the snow to melt. Mix until you have your desired consistency of ice cream. Whether you enjoy chocolate chips or roasted almonds, add whatever you desire. Once everything has been mixed together, the ice cream may be fairly soft. Simply place the ice cream in a freezer or outside and let it sit in a covered container until it hardens to your preferred consistency.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Prepare your ingredients. Create a caramel alternative. Mix in the snow and Amaretto. Top with your favorite ice cream toppings. Freeze to the desired consistency.
Article: One of the first signs you may get that a guy has a sexual addiction is that he is dishonest with you. Sexual addicts often have to lie in order to cover up their obsession and their behavior. While you don't have to dissect everything the guy says, you should be alert for blatant dishonesty or inconsistencies that you notice. For example, if a guy tells you he spent the weekend doing work, but you find tickets to a strip club in the trash, it definitely suggests he isn't being honest with you. However, keep in mind that it is rare to find this kind of obvious confirmation about a person's lies. You may notice more subtle things, such as him spending lots of money and not having a good explanation about where it went. Or, you might find he is not where he said he would be when you go to check up on him. Sex addicts often do things that put themselves and others at risk for physical, emotional, and other problems because of their obsession with sex. Although it includes several different behaviors, taking sexual risks on a regular basis may be a clear sign that a guy has a sex addiction. Check to see if he has a criminal record, such as for hiring prostitutes, as a way to determine if he engages in risky sexual behavior. For guys that have a sexual addiction, their thoughts about sex and efforts to engage in it may result in them neglecting other responsibilities and obligations. Pay attention to how well the guy is addressing other areas of his life to get an indication of whether he is a sex addict. For example, has the guy been neglecting or missing school or work for seemingly no good reason? Or has he been fired from his job? Or, for instance, a guy may neglect bills and other financial obligations because of money they are spending on their obsession with sex. If you're in a relationship with a guy that is a sex addict, you have to realize that his addiction doesn't just affect him. Because sexual addicts often engage in risky behavior, it puts you at risk for stress, emotional strain, financial problems, health issues, and more. Make sure you're taking proper precautions in all areas of your life. For example, you should make efforts to avoid unprotected sex with a guy who you think has a sex addiction. It is perfectly acceptable to request that a sexual partner provide documentation that they have recently had an STD screening. You may want to make it harder for him to access money, credit cards, or your other financial information. Avoid putting yourself in sexual situations, or being alone with a guy that seems aggressive in addition to showing signs of a sexual addiction. If you do know a guy who shows many of the signs of sexual addiction, you should support him in getting help. In some cases, the guy may not see his behavior as a problem and may not want help. In other cases, though, your support could help the guy address his problems and treat his addiction. For example, you might tell your new boyfriend, "Based on several things I've noticed, I think you have a sexual addiction. Can we talk about it and about getting you help?" You might suggest he review the information about treatment for sexual addiction provided by Psychcentral. Keep in mind that you might have to have a series of conversations about your concerns as he opens up to the idea of having a problem. He may be very defensive about it at first. Give him time to process what you have to say and see if this changes. It can be easy to become focused on someone else's issues. But if you are in any type of relationship with this person, it's important to make sure that your feelings are a priority, too. Whether you are friends or in a romantic relationship, remember that you matter in this relationship, too. If you feel ignored, anxious, or have difficulties expressing your feelings, your needs are probably not being met. Try setting some boundaries. Don't be afraid to say, "I need to take some time to focus on myself." If you are in a romantic relationship with someone who is sex obsessed, you might find yourself feeling frustrated or even angry. Ask your partner if he is willing to try couples counseling with you. This can be a great way to find solutions to relationship problems. If your partner doesn't want to seek counseling, you can go on your own. You might find it very helpful to talk through the issues in your relationship. Help is also available through Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA). This organization is open to people with addiction and their partners.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Look out for lying. Watch for sexual risk-taking. Find out if sex is interfering with obligations. Be aware of the risks to you. Find help for the guy. Make sure your emotional needs are met. Try counseling.
Article: Go to https://www.facebook.com/. This will open your Facebook News Feed if you're already logged into Facebook. If you aren't logged into Facebook, first enter your email address and password in the top-right side of the page. This tab is in the upper-right side of Facebook, and has your first name on it. Doing so opens your profile page. It's a tab just below your cover photo that's near the top of the page. This option is in the upper-right side of the "Friends" section of the page. Clicking it opens the "People You May Know" page, which is a list of people that Facebook recommends you add based on your current friends. It's a blue button to the right of a person's profile. This will send a friend request to them. Click Add Friend next to more people on the "People You May Know" page to send out multiple friend requests. The more people you add, the more friends you'll have. Most people will accept a friend request from you if they see that you have friends in common.
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Open Facebook. Click your name tab. Click Friends. Click + Find Friends. Click Add Friend. Add more friends.