INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Throw at least 2 tbsp. of salt into the water. This is the first step to making this tasty edamame dip. Cook them until they're cooked through and tender. Then, drain them with cold water. Place this tasty edamame dip into a bowl and enjoy it with pita chips, carrots, or a variety of chips or veggies.

SUMMARY: Bring 2 quarts of salted water to a boil. Return the water to a simmer and cook the edamame for 5 minutes. Serve.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This will be the body of the boat. These will be the sails. Add in details, such as wooden planks on the boat's body, a small lifesaver, and a mast behind the sails. Make the contour stronger. Follow the illustration for reference or color as you please.
Summary: Sketch an upside-down, truncated triangle in the middle of the page. Draw a triangle on top of the base. Draw a few squares on the triangle. Outline the shape of the boat. Erase the sketch lines. Add in the color.

Waking up early will ensure that you will have plenty of time to get ready and prepare for the day ahead. Waking up early in general can be correlated with better grades. Set your alarm clock an hour earlier than you normally do so that you do not have to rush and can have a relaxing morning routine. Using an alarm clock will help wake you up at the desired time. If you have a phone, you can set an alarm using your iPhone or Android phone. This is generally done by using the default alarm application or downloading a third-party alarm application to use. Avoid hitting the snooze button. It's an important day and you need to make sure that you are able to leave your house on time and not be late to your orientation. Eat breakfast. Brush your teeth. Shower, if you choose to. Get dressed with the clothes you set out the night before. Style your hair, if you choose to. Apply makeup, if applicable. Before leaving the house, check your backpack to make sure that you have all the required forms, documents, and materials for orientation.
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One-sentence summary -- Wake up early. Get ready for the day.This is the time for you to get ready for the day with your usual morning routine. Check that you have everything.

Q: Cow manure has long been one of the most popular ways to fertilize plants. You can also buy boxes of bat guano, which contains nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, at many nursery and farm supply stores. Poultry waste is also a popular choice among farmers and gardeners. Sprinkle the substance around the roots of the plants you want to feed. Manure or animal waste in its fresh, raw form can be hazardous. Only use manure that has been aged, composted, or broken down into a safer and more usable fertilizer. These substances, made from the ground bones and blood of animals, contain high amounts of nutritious nitrogen and phosphorus. They are available from farm supply stores and nurseries in bags or boxes. Sprinkle meal around the roots of your plants. You can fertilize plants as you're planting them by sprinkling bone or blood meal into the holes you dig during planting time. Try mixing bone or blood meal into your vegetable planting bed before planting seeds or seedlings, then adding more to the topsoil after everything is in the ground. Most farmers and gardeners find that using an animal-based substance provides the best nutrition for plants, but if you're squeamish about using bone or blood meal, you could also try cottonseed meal. Working compost into your garden bed or potting soil goes a long way toward keeping the plants fed and healthy over time. It's still a good idea to fertilize them from time to time, but the nutrients contained in compost provide a good foundation for healthy plants. You can make your own compost by collecting vegetable peelings and other food scraps in a compost bin. Compost bins need regular maintenance and upkeep over several seasons before they become productive. Compost is also available for sale at nurseries.
A: Use manure, bat guano, or poultry waste. Use bone or blood meal. Nourish the soil with compost.

Article: Right-click on the furnace after placing it to open an interface similar to the crafting table's. The furnace has two squares for putting in items. Get started by placing the item you want to alter in the top slot. Here are a few examples of what you can do: Iron ore will become iron ingots Sand will become glass Raw food will become cooked food Clay will become brick Wood will become charcoal Cobblestone will become smooth stone Nothing will happen until you add fuel to heat the furnace. This goes in the second slot. Practically anything flammable can be used, but these are the most common options: Coal is the most efficient widely available option Wood is even more widely available, but burns quickly. As a middle ground, try placing wood in the top slot to turn it into charcoal, then use the charcoal as fuel in the bottom slot. The furnace will consume fuel as it operates, but as long as you keep it stocked, it will keep converting the whole stack of items you've put in the top slot. The final product will appear in the right hand square. The furnace will have a small fire animation while it's operating. If this stops, you've either run out of fuel or you're done smelting.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open the furnace. Put in objects to smelt in the top square. Add fuel. Wait for it to finish.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Who's the leader? Who's the co-captain? Who's the rookie? There are a lot of jobs you could make also. Event organizers make up missions/contests and pitch them to the captains. Helpers can teach new members the ropes. Guards can guard the members, rookies, and captains as they are having a meeting or starting an investigation.

SUMMARY:
Organize your members.