Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Design a logo. Decide where you want to meet. Elect some officers. List the things you'll need. Draw up a budget. Have your first meeting.

Answer: Once you've come up with your club name, design a logo to go with it. You can even take your logo to a screen printer and have some T-shirts made for your members. You can pick a spot on the playground or meet at someone's house. You can even build a fort or a treehouse to create your own special meeting place. You can have a president, vice-president and treasurer, or you can make up your own types of officers depending on your club idea. If you're starting a babysitting club, for instance, you may need some money to take babysitting classes or to put an ad in your local newspaper. To get money, you can charge dues to your members, or you can ask your parents to help. If you want to raise money, think about doing a car wash or some other type of fundraiser, like a bake sale. After your first meeting, you can either meet whenever you feel like it, or you can schedule some regular meetings once or twice per week.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Isolate a patch of glue. Place sheets of newspaper over the area. the newspaper. Scrape the glue while it is hot.

Answer: Find a small, contained patch of carpet glue and clear it of excess debris. The ironing method works best for small patches of residue that are particularly stubborn or hard to remove. Place thin newspaper pages over the area you want to remove glue from. Make sure the newspapers are flat, straight, and opened fully. Do not use pages that are torn or crumpled. per. Run a hot iron over the newspaper in long, straight gliding motions. To keep the newspaper from burning, do not press down harshly. Repeat this multiple times until the newspaper is too hot to touch comfortably. When the iron is hot, keep your hands, skin, and clothes away from the soleplate. Immediately after ironing, remove the newspapers and use a long-handled scraper to get rid of the glue residue. Place the scraper on the ground, making sure the trailing edge is facing up, and push it into the glue. If the residue cools down and becomes tough, replace the newspaper and iron the area again.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Buy cookbooks. Sign up for a cooking class. Make comfort foods healthy. Go to your local farmer's market.

Answer: Indulge in a few healthy eating cookbooks to help inspire you with new and fun recipes. A cookbook might offer new recipes you haven't tried or give you ideas to help get out of a recipe rut. Do not let food be boring! Try new foods, recipes and cuisines. Try to find cookbooks with a lot of pictures. It may be enticing to look at beautiful pictures of healthy food! You can also find a ton of healthy eating blogs online. They typically release new recipes weekly and are a fun way to get healthy recipes and tips right in your inbox. Don't want to spend money? Look up healthy eating food blogs or other sites that feature healthy recipes that you might want to try. Healthy eating might be something that you're not used to or familiar with cooking. Try signing up for a healthy eating cooking class. You'll learn some healthy cooking techniques, recipes, and get to sample healthy meals! Bring a friend or family with you. Cooking together is a lot of fun as well. You can find relatively cheap or even free cooking classes. Sometimes your health insurance or local hospital offers healthy cooking classes to the public. Sometimes our favorite foods or comfort foods aren't always the healthiest. So instead of cutting those foods out completely, rework the recipes to make them a little more healthy! Swap out high fat ingredients for lower fat ingredients. For example, instead of whole milk, use 1% or skim or instead of full fat cheese, use low-fat cheese. Also use leaner cuts of meat like lean beef, pork, or poultry without the skin. Add more vegetables or fruits to your favorite comfort foods. These lower calorie foods can add some bulk to your meals without adding fat or a lot of calories. Many cities and towns have local farmers markets. These are great places to go to get inspiration for healthy dishes. Seeing all the fresh, local produce may spark a delicious, healthy recipe in your mind. Ask the vendors if they have any recommendations for produce or have recipes they enjoy. Farmers markets are also a great place to find more unique or rare produce. Look for something new or interesting and try it out.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Trim and wash the ramps. Heat the oil. Season the ramps with salt and pepper and serve.

Answer:
For the sauteed ramps, you'll need pound (227 g) of ramps. To prepare them for cooking, use a sharp knife to cut off the roots. Next, run the ramps under cool water at the sink to remove any dirt or debris. To ensure that the ramps are dry, it's a good idea to place them in a colander or sieve after you rinse them. Shake them well to remove any excess moisture. Place a nonstick skillet on the stove over medium-high heat. Add 2 teaspoons (10 ml) of extra virgin olive oil, and allow it to heat until it begins to shimmer, which should take 2 to 3 minutes. If you prefer, you can substitute butter for the olive oil. When the ramp bulbs and leaves are finished cooking, stir in some salt and pepper to taste to season them. Place them in a serving bowl, and serve as a side with your favorite main course. If you prefer, you can add other seasonings to the ramp, such as chili powder or cumin. The sauteed ramps also make a delicious topping for sandwiches and pizza.