Every ice cream maker will be a little different, so make sure that you follow the directions for your specific maker. If you don't have an ice cream maker, transfer the ice cream to a freezer-safe container, and freeze for 6 to 8 hours. Stir it with a spoon every hour. Keep in mind that the ice cream won't be as creamy. Freezing the ice cream for 4 to 6 hours would be recommended, however. This allows the ice cream to "ripen." It will improve its texture and flavor. If you are not using an ice cream maker, then you cam simply pull your ice cream after the initial freezing time. If it is too hard, let it soften for about 15 minutes on the counter. The ice cream will last 1 to 2 weeks in the freezer.
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One-sentence summary -- Pour the mixture into an ice cream maker and freeze it according to the manufacturer's instructions. Transfer the mixture to a freezer-safe container and freeze it for at least 1 hour. Serve the ice cream using an ice cream scoop and freeze any leftovers.

Q: Or you could pick a common topic that's regularly associated with the public, like "mean" cliques in middle school or a "Cinderella" like story, and add a twist to it. Just make sure that people will not be annoyed by that. Another method that works is to pick a few key words of the theme your story will be and write them down. For example, a few words of the theme of your story could be "scary", "horror", and "terrifying". It's basically the mood of your story, the theme of it and what "feeling" it sets off to your readers. If you want to base your story towards younger people, write about youthful topics. If your age group is based towards older people, it is better to write about more mature topics. Don't write about callow topics if you're basing your story towards older people. However, keep in mind, some older people do like younger story topics. Make sure the characters relate to your story and try to mix it up a little. Like you could have a bizarre character be in a professional business. You can write a whole profile for your characters, or you could just keep it simple by just writing their name, age, and maybe a small description. Give them a unique name. Give them an unexpected personality. Just don't overdo it or readers will be confused. This plot could be anything, from talking zebras to upwards gravity, anything. Make it interesting and unique. Make up a topic that was never used before. That may sound hard, but it's really not. Pick a random scene with a unique topic and plot. It's really important to make sure it interests you.
A: Pick a plot that you thought of and decide if it interests you or not. Know the age group for your story. Create the characters. Start to create your story. Type your story or write it.

Article: Many of those who test positive for the HSV-1 virus do not experience cold sores, and many more don't have recurrent cold sores after initial outbreaks. However, those at a higher risk for recurrent cold sores include those with: A weakened immune system, i.e. are immunosuppressed HIV/AIDS, which is a cause of immunosuppression Eczema Cancer, especially while taking chemotherapy An organ transplant, which means the patient is taking immunosuppressant drugs to prevent organ rejection Severe burns Certain triggers are tied to the likelihood of a person experiencing future outbreaks as well. These triggers include: Fever of any kind (whether from another viral infection or a bacterial infection) Menstruation Stress of any kind (physical, mental, or emotional) Fatigue Sun Exposure Surgery Since sun exposure is a trigger for cold sore outbreaks, you should minimize your time in the sun. Remember always to wear sunscreen as well to minimize effects when you are outside. A balanced, nutritious diet can help reduce triggers like fatigue and stress. The main components of a healthy diet include: Lots of fresh fruit and fresh vegetables. Include a variety of both fruits (except citrus) and vegetables. Both fruit and vegetables contain vitamins, minerals, proteins, and fiber to keep you as healthy as you can be. Complex carbohydrates versus simple sugars. This means that you should stay away from processed and packaged foods. They often seem simpler, but during the processing and packaging, all kinds of sugars are added, including high-fructose corn syrup. Stick to whole grains and baked goods made with unbleached flour. Refined sugars are associated with glucose-intolerance (pre-diabetes), diabetes, obesity, metabolic syndrome, and heart disease as well as alterations in the gut bacteria. Increased amounts of fish and lean poultry in your diet (as well as decreased amounts of red meat). Beans and legumes, which are excellent sources of vitamins and minerals. They do contain phytic acid, but normal cooking should release most of the minerals and allow them to be absorbed by your body. Don't forget to keep drinking water and staying hydrated. Drink at least 6-8 8floz (240mL) glasses of water each day. Poor sleep schedules have an effect on both stress and fatigue levels. Ensure that you get 7-9 hours of quality sleep each night. Though often unavoidable at work or at home, try to avoid stressful situations as much as possible. This can mean walking away from a situation or something as simple as taking a few minutes away from your desk at work. Other steps you can take to avoid stress or at least balance it include: Spending time with friends Going for a walk or to the gym Introducing deep breathing or meditation techniques into your daily routine You can find a guide to these techniques at How to Breathe Deeply and How to Meditate.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Examine your risk for future outbreaks. Examine your potential outbreak triggers. Avoid too much time in the sun. Eat a balanced diet. Get plenty of sleep. Avoid stress.

Problem: Article: Keywords is Google's most powerful tool for website owners. It is a tool found within Google's AdSense website. For free, you're allowed to search and find what people are looking for most. For example, for your winery, search the term winery (applying any filters you think matter). Click on the Keyword ideas tab and it will tell you how often people are searching your term, what the competition is like, and suggest some alternatives that are also frequently searched. Look for the most popular keywords that are relevant to you and use them! Google Trends tells you specifically how interest changes in a topic over time. Search your term and look at the charts for months when you can expect a peak. Smart website owners will be able to guess why there's an increase and find a way to meet that need and set themselves apart. Businesses listed in Google Maps are displayed first when a user enters a regional search phrase. It's easy to add a listing; simply login to the Google account and fill out the online forms.
Summary: Learn to use Keywords. Learn to use Trends. Add the physical location of your business to Google maps, if applicable.

Article: Hop in the shower after you spend time in the sun to remove excess sunscreen, sweat, or sand and dirt. Keep drinking plenty of water and apply lotion topically to fully hydrate your skin for the best tan. Use aloe vera gel for a good way to soothe the skin. Continue to apply lotion regularly, both right after sun exposure and before bed. Spend just an hour or two in the sun per day, but do this every day. Build up your tan more gradually for a safer, longer-lasting, and more consistent dark tan.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Shower off. Hydrate the skin. Continue your sun exposure.