In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Fill a bowl or clean sink with your fresh baby spinach and enough cool, clean water to cover it. Swish the spinach around to clean it, then remove it to dry with a towel. After moving the spinach around in the water, avoid further agitation so that any dirt removed from the leaves can settle to the bottom. Remove the spinach by hand or with tongs after washing so that you can dispose of the dirty water. Repeat if necessary. You can dry the spinach in a salad spinner if you have one, but patting it dry on a clean towel or paper towel should be all that is necessary to remove most excess water. Remove the stems of the leaves if you prefer not to eat them, and cut the leaves into pieces if you wish or if your recipe calls for it. The stems are perfectly edible, but can be slightly tougher or stringier than the leaves when eating. If you cook down your spinach to a soft texture, you will likely not even notice this difference. In addition to any cutting, the baby spinach will reduce its size on its own when cooking. Place your rinsed and dried baby spinach into a skillet or other pan and stir or turn until it is cooked evenly. You may cover the pan with a lid for faster cooking. Saute the spinach over medium heat. You may add oil or butter first, but the water content of the spinach will quickly be released and prevent it from sticking to the pan on its own. Continue to stir or turn the spinach with a spatula or tongs until all leaves are heated evenly, appear wilted, and turn a bright green. Fresh baby spinach reduces in size considerably as it cooks. You can add more spinach to the pan as it cooks down and makes more space, if desired. Place your rinsed and dried baby spinach into a pot and cover it with water. Bring the water to a boil and cook for one minute before removing. You can boil the spinach for longer than a minute, but it will quickly get tender and turn a bright green after very little time. After boiling, pour the contents of the pot into a colander to drain. Try steaming your spinach by placing your rinsed baby spinach into a steaming basket and putting it into a pot with a small amount of water to boil for three to five minutes. This method cooks the spinach lightly and skips the draining step necessary for boiling. If you are pressed for time, you can also steam fresh spinach in the microwave by placing it in a microwave-safe bowl with a small amount of water, covering the bowl with a lid, and microwaving for 30 seconds to two minutes depending on your microwave and desired cooking level.
Summary: Rinse and dry the spinach. Cut the spinach if you wish. Saute the spinach in a skillet. Try boiling your spinach. Steam the spinach.

Ballpoint pens are the most common variety you're likely to find. They make use of a rounded tip that allows oil-based ink to go on smooth and dry quickly. Ballpoint pens are basic, inexpensive and easy to purchase in large quantities. For most purposes, a ballpoint pen will work just fine. The best selling point of ballpoint pens is their low price. You can buy a large bag of disposable ballpoint pens for just a few dollars. The oil-based ink in ball point pens can congeal and collect dust over time, causing it form gummy globs around the tip. Rollerball pens are similar to ballpoints, but the ink they deliver is water-based, so it transfers to the paper quickly and forms sharp, dark lines. These tend to be fitted with a smaller tip. Their liquid ink is stored in an internal reservoir. Many business professionals favor rollerball pens because they combine the thin lines and precision of a traditional fountain pen with the practicality of a ballpoint. Having a finer tip produces thinner lines, which means your writing will look neater. Rollerball pens can leak easily when they're put in your pocket, held upside down too long or exposed to changes in pressure. If you're not careful, the ink might ruin your clothes. Gel ink pens take their name from the thick fluid that they use to write. This type of ink creates extremely smooth, dark lines and allows for an even more effortless feel than ballpoint pens. Gel ink became popular as an alternative to scratchy, fine-tipped ink pens in the late 90s. Gel ink pens are usually refillable, and tend to be slightly more expensive than garden variety ballpoint pens. One trade-off of gel inks ability to write in thick, smooth lines is that the ink dries very slowly. The gel sits on the surface of the paper momentarily before setting in. This makes it more likely to smudge and make a mess. Fountain pens were among the first types of pens invented and are still considered by many to be the best. They are called "fountain" pens because of the way the ink flows from an internal storage reservoir out through the tip when you write. The ink used in a fountain pens is dark and dries quickly, and the lines they produce are the thinnest and longest-lasting. Fountain pens are extremely customizable. They can be fitted with nibs (tips) of different thicknesses and refilled with inks of various colors. It's also possible to vary the thickness of a line while writing with a fountain pen, as the shape of the nib allows for different angles of pressure. The biggest disadvantage of using a fountain pen is their tendency to leak, due to the way the ink is stored and transferred. They can also be somewhat difficult to learn how to write with. Felt tip pens ride the line between traditional ink pens and markers. They make use of a spongy fabric tip to deliver dark (and usually permanent) ink that sets into the paper very quickly. Their tips come in a couple different sizes, the thinnest of which is best suited for most writing tasks, while thicker tips are often used for art, construction and crafting projects where large, bold, legible writing is a necessity. The conical shape of the tip allows the writer to form thin lines using the point, or bold, tapering strokes by brushing with one side. Felt tip pens may not be your go-to choice for a writing utensil, but they can come in handy if you're writing on an unusual surface or jotting down something you want to make sure will be seen. The watery ink in a felt tip pen has a tendency to run and bleed on thinner paper types. If you need to do some fine precision writing, such as signing your name, you may want to look elsewhere.
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One-sentence summary -- Use a ballpoint pen. Try a rollerball pen. Write smoothly with a gel ink pen. Learn to use a fountain pen. Go bold with a felt tip.

Problem: Article: It should intersect the bigger rectangle drawn earlier and divide it into two sections; the right section must be inside the bigger rectangle. Draw some stripes, a wiper and a logo to the main body of the truck. Choose different designs if you want.
Summary:
Draw a rectangle for the main section of the truck. Draw a smaller rectangle for the hood. Draw an elongated rectangle for the lower part of the truck. Draw four circles for the wheels of the truck. Draw slanted rectangles for the window and windshield of the truck. Draw a series of combined arcs for the above the wheels for the fenders. Draw a rectangle divided by lines in front of the truck for the grills. Add a semi rectangle with a curved left portion for the top of the truck. Add a variety of rectangles for the doors, exhaust, and gas tank of the truck. Based on the outline, draw the truck Add details to the wheels, headlights and exhaust. Erase the unnecessary outlines. Color your truck!