INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Whisk the ingredients together to combine the flavors and set them aside. Gently toss the veggies and the dressing to combine the flavors. Refrigerate this salad for at least an hour, or even overnight, for the flavors to fully blend. Enjoy this cold salad as a side dish at any time.

SUMMARY: Whisk the ingredients together. Pour the dressing over the vegetable mixture. Refrigerate. Serve.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Set the piece of paper on a flat surface in front of you so the long edges are on the sides. Fold the paper in half lengthwise so it looks like a hot dog bun. Make sure the edges and corners line up before you crease your fold. Make sure your piece of paper is vertical before moving on. Grab the top right corner and fold it toward you. Line up the top edge with the left side of the paper underneath. Press along the folded edge to crease it. Your piece of paper should look like a rectangle with a triangle on top. Take your time to make sure the edges are lined up when you fold your paper. If you crease the paper and the edges are misaligned, your spaceship may not fold together as easily. Take the top corner of the triangle and fold it over onto the piece of paper. Line up the folded corner with the top right corner to make a smaller triangle. Press down along the fold to make a crease. The edge that you folded over should form a straight line on the bottom of the triangle. Rotate the paper 180-degrees so the triangle you just made points toward you. Fold the top right corner so the edge lines up with the left side of the paper. Then, fold the point of the triangle down so it's lined up with the top right corner. Make sure to press along the folds to crease them. Undo the triangles you just made and flatten the paper out again. You should see creases forming an X-shape on each side of the paper. If the creases aren't visible, try folding the paper again and press down harder along the edges. With the piece of paper vertical, grab the left and right sides of the creases with your thumb and index finger. Pinch your fingers together and pull the top edge of the paper over them. As you fold, the sides will collapse inside and a triangle. Turn the paper around and do the same to the other side. If you have trouble pinching the sides in, fold the top edge of the paper so the crease goes through the center of the X. Unfold the paper and try pinching it again.
Summary: Fold a piece of letter-sized paper in half lengthwise. Bring to top right corner toward the left side of the paper. Fold the point on the top left toward the top right corner. Turn your paper and repeat the folds on the other side. Unfold the paper to reveal the creases. Pinch the sides of each X to form triangle bases.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It is easy to lose track of time when you're surfing Facebook. Help keep time present for you by setting a timer. You can use a timer on your phone, a kitchen timer, or any number of online timers or apps. Simply decide how long you'd like to spend on Facebook, set the timer, and when it rings, swiftly log out. Many apps exist that allow you to block social media or even internet use altogether. Some of these apps are available for purchase (such as Freedom or Anti-Social), and others can be downloaded for free (Self-control, which is Mac only, and LeechBlock). The basic premise is that these apps block you from visiting sites like Facebook according to a schedule you design. Instead of habitually going on Facebook whenever you sit down at your computer, use Facebook as a treat or incentive. This is a good idea if you find yourself ending up on Facebook when you're supposed to be working. For example, you can decide, "I'll allow myself to go on for 15 minutes after I finish this assignment." Alternatively: "I'll look at those new pictures after I finish this chore." Decide how many times per day you will allow yourself to visit Facebook. Then, set a schedule for yourself, and stick to it. For instance, you may decide to visit Facebook once in the morning, and then once again after dinner. It will require a great deal of self-discipline, but if you make this your habit, eventually it will stick. If all else fails and you feel that you need a break, you can always deactivate your Facebook account. It is only temporary; you can make your Facebook page live again whenever you are ready.

SUMMARY:
Use a timer. Block yourself with an app. Modify your routine. Create a Facebook schedule. Deactivate your account.