In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Scoop the rice into a sheet of plastic wrap and bundle it into a neat little package to safeguard against freezer burn. Then, stick the bundle in a quart or gallon-sized (1.8 l) freezer bag. A plastic storage container with a locking lid will also work just fine. Press as much air out of the storage container as possible before zipping or locking it to ensure that the rice stays fresh. If you're freezing multiple bags, smooth them out and stack them on top of one another so that they lie flat. A thinner layer will make ice less likely to form and help the rice reheat more evenly. Find some room away from heavier items that might damage the container or mash the delicate rice inside. Unlike refrigerated rice, which typically needs to be used within 23 days, frozen rice often stays good for 30 days or longer. That means you can enjoy a hot meal at your leisure instead of being rushed to use up your leftover ingredients before they go bad. Label each container with that day's date so you'll know how long it's been in the freezer. Avoid removing the rice unless you're about to heat it up. Continual thawing and refreezing isn't good for it.
Summary: Pack the rice into a freezer-safe container. Place the storage container in the freezer. Keep the rice in the freezer for up to a month.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you're logged into Facebook, doing so will take you to the News Feed. If you aren't logged into Facebook, enter your email address (or phone number) and password in the top right corner of the page and then click Log In. It will be somewhere in your News Feed. It's in the top right corner of the post. Clicking it will bring up a drop-down menu. Doing so will remove the post from your News Feed. It will also prevent liked posts from the friend in question from appearing in your News Feed in the future.
Summary: Open the Facebook website. Scroll to the post you wish to hide. Click the downward-facing arrow. Click Hide Post.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Do they commonly have bright green skin or hazel eyes? Are there reasons behind these physical traits? Be creative. This is your race and your creation, so you have complete control - maybe add on a tail or extra arms if that is what you want. There are no limits to what you could create! Choose a theme: Is your race an elegant, peaceful race, or are they brutal monsters? This doesn't have to be religious beliefs. Do they have free or strict gender roles? Do they believe their rulers are the descendant of some divine being? The things they believe in will greatly shape the mentality of the race. There's no such thing as an entire race being all evil or all good. You can however make it so that another species believes they are all evil because of certain events in the past which created this stereotype. Are they exceptional fighters? Can they use certain types of magic? Are they always bad tempered, etc.? How can they be killed? This is essential to identify, especially if your race will be at war with another race at any point in your story. Does your race have any close relatives? Was there interbreeding that caused a mixture of races? Is one race descended from another? How did they come to be as they are? Were there any defining aspects of their history that have shaped the way they are now? Build a culture for your race. How did they make their weapons? What do their homes look like? What did they do for entertainment?
Summary:
Write down the common physical traits of your race. Describe the beliefs of your race. Identify the race's strong and weak attributes. Identify other races. Explain the history of the race.