Place the oil, honey, and sugar in a large bowl. Use a mixer to beat the oil and sweeteners together until well blended. In a separate bowl, toss in the white flour, wheat flour, baking powder, salt and oatmeal. Use a whisk to stir the ingredients together until they're well incorporated. Pour the dry ingredients in with the wet ingredients 1/3 at a time, mixing on low speed until the flour is no longer visible. Pour it into the batter, then use a spoon to gently stir it, taking care not to overmix. If you want, you can refrigerate dough for several hours or overnight. This optional step can give the cookies a thicker consistency. Use a cookie scoop or spoon to scoop them onto a baking sheet, leaving 2 inches (5.1cm) in between the cookies. You should have enough batter to make 2 dozen cookies. Place the baking sheet into the preheated oven. Bake the cookies for 10 - 12 minutes, until they're golden brown around the edges.
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One-sentence summary -- Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Mix the oil and sweeteners. Mix the dry ingredients. Mix the dry and wet ingredients. Add the chopped fruit. Consider refrigerating the dough. Scoop the cookies. Bake the cookies. Finished.

Q: If this is your first time trying to critically analyze a text you should choose a book that isn't too far outside of your comfort zone. It is easier for you to think deeply about a book that you are not struggling to read. Pick a book from a genre you already like or one written in a time and a place with which you are familiar. If you can, choose a book by an author you already know and like. Consult an expert. There are professionals and amateurs alike who would love to match you with a work of great literature. These include: Librarians: high school, university, or your local public library Literary teachers: your high school English teacher Literary enthusiasts: your school might have a book club Book sellers: Amazon.com can offer recommendations, but also your local independent book store. The media: The New York Times Bestseller's List, NPR, Oprah's Book Club List Before you begin reading, it often helps to have some idea of what you will encounter within the book's pages. Learn some background on the author of the book. Find out what other works they wrote and how their writing fits into conversation with the other literature of the era. You can also find useful context and helpful guidance in book reviews online. This step can help you formulate questions that you'd like to answer as you read the book. Before you read, jot down a series of basic questions and keep track of your answers. You can keep a separate notebook for your answers or you can mark your book copy in the margins with a pencil. Consider the following questions: Who is the book about? What happens to the main characters in the story? Where and when does the book take place? How does the author tell this story? Is it written from one perspective, or several? Is it told by an omniscient (or all-knowing) narrator? Or is it told by the characters themselves? You may encounter difficulty with your work, and you do not necessarily have to go it alone. There are many guides available that can offer summaries, character profiles, commentary, and more. Resources include: https://www.sparknotes.com/ https://www.cliffsnotes.com/
A: Choose your book. Do some simple background research online. Take notes. Find your guides.

Article: Fill a bucket or spray bottle with warm water. Douse small sections of grout at a time. Use a narrow scrub brush, tile brush, or stiff toothbrush. If you're having trouble getting into corners or grout lines with your brush, try using a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser for those areas. Instead of a scrub brush, you can try a closed-loop microfiber cloth. If so, wear gloves to protect your hands from the friction. If water alone doesn't work, mix three parts baking soda with one part water to form a paste. Apply the paste to the grout, and let it sit for one to two hours. Spray with plain water, then scrub the grout again. Alternately, make a paste from two parts baking soda to one part hydrogen peroxide. Let the paste sit on the grout for several minutes before scrubbing it and rinsing it clean. Use clean running water, a spray bottle or a clean, wet sponge to rinse the grout. Use clean cloths to buff remaining moisture from the grout. Open a window or turn on a fan until the grout is dry to the touch.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Apply warm water. Scrub the grout in a vigorous, back-and-forth motion. Try a baking soda paste. Rinse the grout with water. Dry the grout.

Problem: Article: You can often find palo santo at aromatherapy stores, bohemian shops, yoga and massage studios and places where holistic medical supplies are sold. The wood usually comes in bundles, with 5-6 sticks per bundle. It is naturally bold and fragrant, with hints of citrus, spice, and mint. If you're having trouble tracking down palo santo locally, try ordering it from holistic lifestyle websites online. The wood is also available in cone form, making it suitable for incense burners and scent diffusers. Take hold of one end of the stick and hold the opposite end to a fire, candle, or lighter. Rotate the stick back and forth slowly in the flame. Palo santo is a dense wood that doesn't burn easily, so it may take a few seconds for it to catch. Watch for a glowing ember to form at the end of the stick. Once you've successfully lit the wood, let it burn for about 30 seconds, then give it a forceful gust to snuff the fire engulfing the tip. It will continue to smolder until it goes out on its own or you decide to extinguish it. If the ember looks like it's in danger of dying before the wood has begun to emit smoke, a little air will help reignite it. Shake or blow on the stick gently to get it going again. This may only work as a temporary measure, howevereven with some assistance, it might need to be relit several times before it has burned out completely. Be careful not to blow so hard that you extinguish the flame accidentally. Wave the stick through the air in all directions to release the pungent smoke. As it continues to burn, it will fill the room with a mild and pleasant aroma. Guide the wood over any areas you want to purify, including corners, corridors, and inside closets. Avoid bringing the palo santo too close to your hair, clothing, or body while you're holding it. Have an ashtray or similar receptacle on hand to catch the ash that falls from the burnt wood. When you're ready to put out the palo santo, grind the lit tip into a fireproof receptacle that won't melt or leave behind any unsightly marks. A thin layer of sand or ashes will help snuff the wood faster. Check to make sure the stick has stopped burning before you walk away and leave it unattended. Many palo santo users recommend metal containers over glass and ceramic, which have been known to crack or shatter when exposed to intense heat Since it burns so slowly, a single stick of palo santo can give you up to half an hour of use, depending on its size and thickness.
Summary: Obtain some palo santo wood. Light the palo santo over an open flame. Blow out the flame. Fan the stick to keep it lit. Waft the smoke around the room. Extinguish the stick in a metal, glass, or ceramic bowl.

Article: You can now search under the rainbow.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Go to Google.com. Search "Google Rainbow". Click "I'm Feeling Lucky". Google Rainbow!