Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose a song Find someone able to choreograph. Choose your spot for the dance. Gather a group of dancers. Teach Choose a flash mob leader. Pretend as if nothing has happened.

Answer: . Do you want it to be something up-tempo or more mellow? Do you want something well known or something that displays a certain style of music, such as opera? If this is you, great. If not, get someone who knows how to help turn a group dance into something spectacular. A park in a major city is a great spot, especially during lunch hour or after work when everyone is heading home. Flash mob dances can be any number of people but try to aim for at least 50-75. It may sound like a lot to arrange but the more people you have, the more effective the flash mob dance becomes. them all the dance in smaller groups of 4-30. This way you don't have to get too many people in the same room or area at once and they can also entertain the crowd from different perspectives. This is good for people who can't see the whole scene in front of them. This will be the best dancer in the group, the person who sets the beat and provides a following point for the remaining dancers. The leader can start the routine with a solo dance move, then attract the next group of 9 to 15 dancers who join in with the next move. Then, double the group's size with 16 to 30 dancers joining in. The trick to a good flash mob is to gradually get all of the dancers involved in the routine. Get the rest of them to join in in the last part of the song so that the entire group is finally involved. As soon as the song has finished, the dancers must disperse as normal members of the crowd to act as if nothing has happened.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remind someone that you care about them. Suggest professional help if someone shows signs of depression. Be available for someone to vent to.

Answer: Showing that you care about someone's emotional and physical well-being is an important gesture; it lets them know that they can continue to come to you for emotional support, and that there is trust and familiarity in the relationship. To remind someone you care, try: Send them a card or an email reminding them they're on your mind. Come straight out and say something like, "You're an important part of my life." While supporting the people in your life is a valuable interpersonal skill, it does not replace a need for professional mental care. If the person you are caring for suffers from depression or another type of mental illness, they may need more assistance than your support provides. Focus on how you can help the person rather than trying to solve their problems for them. For example, if the person has lost his home and job, then you can help the person with a job search, but do not do the job search work for him. Sit down with him and help him with the search, application process, deciding what to wear for an interview, etc. Do not try to replace a medical or mental health professional. For example, if the person has schizophrenia, then do not try to manage the person's condition without medical assistance. By supporting this individual, you have made a decision to support them over a long period of time. There will be setbacks and difficult timeswhen this person wants to express frustration, sadness, or is upset, be there for them. When this person is angry, let them cry or vent, rather than trying to improve their emotions or make them feel happy. If this person feels like their situation is hopeless, assure them that they will pull through regardless of how tough things seem right now. Try saying something like, "I know things might seem bad right now, but this is only a temporary setback. Things will get better."

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Beat or whisk the butter and cream cheese on high speed for 3 minutes. Turn the mixer to high and beat the frosting for 2 minutes. Spread the cream cheese frosting on cake, cupcakes, or quick breads.

Answer: You can use a paddle or whisk attachment to beat the ingredients together. Keep mixing until they are completely combined and they become smooth and creamy. If you don't have a mixer, you can use a wooden spoon to make the frosting. You may want to stop and scrape down the sides of the bowl occasionally. Keep mixing until the frosting thickens up and becomes completely smooth. Remember to stop and scrape down the sides of the bowl a few times. If you'd like thicker frosting that you can pipe, you may want to beat in more powdered sugar. Try mixing in 1/4 cup (30 g) to see if it's thick enough. You can use the frosting immediately or cover the bowl and refrigerate it for up to 5 days. Keep in mind that if you cover a dessert with cream cheese frosting, you should refrigerate the leftovers since the cream cheese could spoil at room temperature. For long term storage, freeze the cream cheese frosting for up to 3 months in an airtight container. To thaw it, put the container in the refrigerator for at least 1 day and then whip it again before using it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: in the refrigerator until it is cold to the touch. Roll the edge of the glass in sugar to coat it. Combine vodka, limoncello, and lemon juice in an ice-filled shaker. Strain the liquor into the martini glass. Garnish

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is cold to the touch. Leave it in the refrigerator or freezer for up to 4 hours if you have the time. Otherwise, quickly chill it a little to enhance the flavor of the limoncello. A martini isn't served with ice, so make sure either the glass or the liquor are well-chilled for the best results. The sugar won't stick to the glass without some help. Spread lemon juice around the outside edge of the rim by holding a lemon wedge against it. Then, spread some white sugar out on a flat surface and roll the rim over it. You may have seen a bartender dip a glass in sugar. This works, but it also causes a lot of sugar to drop into the glass. This can ruin your drink because the extra sugar will affect the sweetness of your martini. Fill the shaker up with as much ice as possible, then add the liquor. Combine about 1 fluid ounce (30mL) of limoncello with 1.5 fluid ounces (44mL) of vodka and 1 tablespoon (15mL) of lemon juice. Shake the ingredients until they're cold and well-mixed. Any type of vodka works, but try flavored vodka to give the cocktail flavor. Citrus-flavored vodka emphasizes the tart flavor of the limoncello, for instance. Other mix-ins are optional. For example, use lemonade in place of the lemon juice and add half-and-half to make a lemon meringue martini. If you choose to use carbonated lemonade, do not shake your martini. Shaking carbonated drinks can cause your shaker to explode. Hold a metal cocktail strainer over the shaker if it doesn't have a built-in strainer. Use your finger to keep it in place as you tip the shaker over. It will hold the ice in place as the liquid ingredients pour out. the martini glass with a lemon wheel. Cut a lemon into wheel-shaped slices. Use a paring knife to cut a small triangle out of the wheel, then rest it on the rim. It doesn't add any flavor, but it looks nice and represents the taste of good limoncello.