In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: At the Timbria Forest near the water, you will see another green exclamation point. Head to that direction and make your way through the obstacle. Use jump (spacebar) to get through it until you reach the Fisherman NPC standing by the water. Open the Tackle Box near him to get Fishing Rod. The fisherman will demonstrate his skill and then a large river crab will appear. You will obtain the title Angler Prodigy, which gives + 2 to your Critical stat.
Summary: Go fishing. Right-click the tool from your inventory to start the event. Kill it the river crab.

You can use System Restore to roll your system back to a point before the update was installed. You won't lose any personal files, but any programs installed or uninstalled in the interim will be reverted. Open the Control Panel and select "Recovery." If you don't see the "Recovery" option, select "Large icons" or "Small icons" from the "View by" menu. Select "Open System Restore" to open the System Restore utility. Restore points are created automatically when new programs or updates are installed. Depending on your System Restore settings, you may have many restore points or just a few. Old restore points are deleted automatically to make room for new ones. You may be able to check a box in the lower-left corner to view all available restore points. This will generate a list of all of the programs, drivers, and updates that will be removed or restored when rolling back. Programs and drivers that are restored may need to be re-installed to function properly. Once you click "Finish," your computer will reboot and roll back to the restore point. This may take a little while to complete. After your computer successfully rolls back, Windows will start and a dialog will appear indicating that the restore is complete. After restoring, see if getting rid of the update file fixed your problems. You'll likely need to re-install or uninstall any programs or drivers that were restored during the roll back process. If the system restore process doesn't work, or makes things worse, you can undo it and revert your computer to how it was before restoring. Open the System Restore tool again and select "Undo System Restore" to undo the last system restore you performed.
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One-sentence summary -- Open the System Restore tool. Select the restore point you want to roll back to. Click "Scan for affected programs." Confirm that you want to perform the restore process. Test your computer. Undo the system restore if problems occur.

Q: Whether using a cloth or specific tools, be sure to rid your device of dust and debris daily. Clean hearing aids and parts in the morning to ensure that wax is dry and easier to remove. Remove your hearing aid batteries nightly and store in a dehumidifier or dryer in order to protect them from moisture. MultiTools usually provide a device to assist in the removal of batteries. If you don't have a dryer for storage, leave the batteries in the hearing aid and leave the compartment open over night to dry out any moisture. Heat tends to damage batteries so choose to store them at room temperature. Insert hearing aids only after you have applied makeup, hairspray and other products to avoid buildup of foreign matter. Keep hearing aids in a safe, dry location (such as a dehumidifier or dryer) when not in use. Visit your healthcare professional every 3-6 months to do hearing checks and to check the functionality of your device. Never attempt to do repairs on your own.
A: Clean daily. Protect your batteries. Avoid foreign materials. Visit your audiologist often.

Article: Let the flower dry completely; it should be free of any moisture. This could take 8 to 36 hours.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Combine one egg white (at room temperature) with a few drops of water and beat lightly until the white shows a few bubbles. Dip an entire flower into the egg to coat, then let the excess drip off. Dip the egg-coated flower into a bowl of superfine sugar to coat. Gently shake off any excess sugar. Lay the flower on waxed paper to dry. Once the flower has dried, remove the petals from the rest of the flower. Finished.

Problem: Article: You may find it easier to block all websites, and then only allow access to specific ones. This is great for kids, since you can tailor the web just for them. You'll only be prompted for the passcode if you've previously enabled restrictions. You'll be prompted to create a Restrictions-specific passcode, which you'll need to enter whenever you want to make changes. This will enable you to adjust your website blocking settings. This will block access to all websites except the ones that you allow. Make sure you enter the mobile version if necessary, such as "m.wikihow.com." You can add as many websites to the list as you'd like. Each website you add will be able to be accessed through Safari or any other installed browser. All other websites will be blocked.
Summary: Open the Settings app and tap "General." Tap "Restrictions" and enter your passcode if prompted. Tap "Enable Restrictions" if they aren't already. Tap "Websites" in the "Allowed Content" section. Tap "Specific Websites Only." Tap "Add a Website" and enter the website you want to allow. Continue adding websites.

Problem: Article: Bring these ingredients to a boil in a large pan over medium heat. Once they reach a boil, bring down the heat to low. Keeping the temperature up too high will result in the barley burning and the water evaporating too quickly. If you don't have 4 people to serve, this recipe is easily cut in half. However, don't necessarily modify the toppings too much if you like it sweet, you may need just as much sugar! Barley is a tough nut to crack (figuratively, of course. Literally barley is a grain with just a nutty flavor). Because of it's tougher consistency, it takes longer than oats or rice to make tender. Stir every 10 minutes or so, checking on how it's doing. Every pot will differ slightly in the time needed to cook. Keep the lid on as much as possible. When 10 minutes is up, take it off and give it a few stirs with a wooden spoon. When the water is mostly gone, the barley is done. Even if you're looking for a runnier porridge, drain the cooked barley. The water that's left probably won't taste as good and rich as a cup of milk will. This is easiest to do with a plastic or metal colander. If you're in a bind, hold the lid up the edge of the pan and tip it over into the sink to dispel the water. 1 cup of milk, 1 tablespoon of brown sugar, teaspoon cinnamon will turn your plain barley into a regular breakfast feast. Modify the sweetness as you see fit, of course. The milk is necessary (the fatter the milk, the creamier the taste), but you can experiment with the brown sugar and cinnamon and explore other things like honey, fruit juice, or yogurt, too. This is generally how long it takes until the milk has almost been entirely absorbed. What's more, the barley will take on some of the sweet, cinnamon-y flavor. When it has a thick, glutinous, porridge-like consistency, it's done! You can add more milk if you'd like it a little thinner. Right now you just have basic barley porridge. To spice things up, top each dish with walnuts, a drizzle of heavy cream, and fruit, if desired. There's no getting tired of that! If you're the curious type, try yogurt, peanut butter, cocoa, honey, or any other addition that you think would make the porridge a breakfast of champions.
Summary:
Combine 2 cups barley with 6 cups water and 1 teaspoon salt. Simmer until the barley is tender, about 45-60 minutes. Drain the cooked barley. Combine the cooked barley and the rest of the ingredients in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Cook, stirring occasionally, for about 15 more minutes. Divide the porridge between four bowls.