Write an article based on this "Place the pan in the freezer until the blueberries are frozen. Place the frozen berries in a vacuum bag or a Ziploc type bag. Store the bags in the freezer."
article: It should take 2 - 3 hours. Don't leave the berries on the cookie sheet too long before you remove them; doing so puts them at risk of getting freezer burn. Remove excess air from the bag. The more air you can remove, the less freezer burns the berries will have. Label the bags with the date you're freezing them. You can freeze berries for up to one year. Enjoy anytime.

Write an article based on this "Know what your audience expects and wants. Change it up a bit for each song. Vary your stage positioning. Give your band members the spotlight during their solos. Develop your own style of dress."
article: Spend some time thinking about the type of person who will attend one of your performances. Will they by young or old? Experienced concert goers or new to the scene? People who will want to dance or sit still? Create a "model" concert goer in your mind and then make it your quest to entertain them. For example, if your songs all have a strong rhythm, then people may start to dance in the audience. You may look out of place if you just stand on the stage without moving. Instead, you might want to do a few moves while singing to lead the way. No one wants to watch the exact same stage performance for hours on end. That's why it's important to make slight alterations to your stage presence for every song that you play in a set. If it's a ballad, you might simply stand behind the mic and let your emotions show through on your face. If it's a yelled anthem, then you can hold the mic and jump around the stage to the rhythm. Pay attention to how your playlist develops. You want a list that showcases all of your song types and mixes them in. Another benefit of this is that you'll get small breaks from movement during slower songs. Always be aware of where you are standing on the stage. Before your performance, decide exactly how much of the stage that you'll use. You can plan to stay in one spot toward the front, however, it may be more interesting to the audience if you walk around to all areas on stage. This also gives the maximum number of people a good view of you performing, so they'll feel like they've gotten their money's worth. You can move slightly to the back or side of the stage, as other band members play their solo. Talk with your band members about your stage positioning. That way they'll know where you'll be for each song. This will give them some freedom to move around as well. Audiences will spend the majority of your set staring directly at you, so you must look the part. A good rule of thumb is to take your standard style and amplify it to the extreme. Wear clothes that are appropriate for the venue that you are at and the type of music that you are performing, too. For example, if you are singing at a summer music festival, then wearing an evening gown or full suit will leave your audience confused. Instead, stay cool by wearing a loose dress, shorts, or jeans. Just like any stage performer, make sure that your audience can actually see what you are wearing. Intricate designs are not really a good idea onstage. Go with big, bold patterns and colors that are visible from a distance.

Write an article based on this "Check online to see which ferry location is closest to you. Select a departure time that works well for you. Pay the fee at the ticketing counter when you arrive. Travel on the ferry for about 1 hour."
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To find which terminal is closest to you, visit http://www.cksp.com.hk/en. This site also lists the addresses of the terminals. You can take a ferry from terminals including the Hong Kong International Airport, HK-Macau Ferry Terminal, China Ferry Terminal, and Shekou Ferry Terminal. If you are flying into Hong Kong, you can take a bus ride from the airport to the ferry station. The airport express transit bus is free to use. Take the K2 bus to the Hong Kong Ferry Terminal. To review the bus schedule, visit https://www.hongkongairport.com/en/transport/to-from-airport/public-buses.page. To see the departure times, visit http://www.cksp.com.hk/en. There are departures from Hong Kong to Zhuhai every 1-2 hours on average. You don't have to buy a ticket in advance to take the ferry. Simply show up 10-15 minutes early to pay for the trip. It costs about HK$260/280 ($2.50) one-way to and from Zhuhai. It is better to show up earlier rather than later. Tickets are usually available, but they could sell out. Most terminals accept both cash and credit card. The ferry conveniently takes you from Hong Kong to Zhuhai in about 55-70 minutes. Sit back and relax as you cruise across the sea. You can listen to music, read a book, or take a nap while you wait.