Problem: Article: Stop adding the liquid when the pasta and ingredients are completely coated but are not watery.
Summary: Add the cooked pasta to the skillet. Use a slotted spoon to gently fold the pasta into the sauce. Add the reserved liquid 1 tablespoon at a time if the pasta appears too dry. Remove the skillet from the heat. Transfer the prepared pasta to a serving platter or pasta bowl and serve immediately.

Problem: Article: Do this while the meat boils on the stove. Each of the 5 tomatoes can be chopped somewhat coarsely into 14in (0.64cm) cubes. If you're using the same knife and cutting board that you already used to cut the raw meats, be sure to wash them thoroughly before cutting the vegetables. Once the tomatoes have been chopped, move on to the scotch bonnet peppers or habanero peppers (depending on your preference). The peppers should be diced into 18in (0.32cm) pieces. When chopping the scotch bonnet peppersand especially if you've substituted habanerosavoid touching your eyes for at least 30 minutes. Pour about 1 cup (240mL) of water into a separate saucepan. Bring the water to a boil, and add the chopped tomatoes and scotch bonnet peppers. Boil the vegetables until the water dries from the pan. Stir the tomatoes and peppers regularly so that they don't stick to the bottom of the pan as the water starts to dry. Once they're cooked, remove the pot from the heat and leave the tomatoes and peppers in the pot. Rinse the spinach under your kitchen tap. Blanch the leaves by briefly submerging them in a (third) saucepan of boiling water. Then submerge the leaves in a bowl full of ice water. If you're using pre-packaged, frozen spinach, you can skip this step. While the meat cools, pull out the 1 medium onion. Peel the skin and any dried, brown layers off of the onion. Then, chop the onion into small pieces. Since onion shrinks when it cooks, don't worry about chopping it too finely at this point. You can chop it using the same knife as you used for the tomatoes and hot peppers.
Summary: Chop the tomatoes. Dice the scotch bonnet peppers. Boil the chopped tomatoes and peppers. Wash and blanch fresh spinach. Chop up the onion.

Problem: Article: The loader is what holds your paintballs during a match. Most beginner paintball guns come pre-packaged with a loader. If yours did not, you have two options: Gravity loaders push down paintballs into your gun as you fire. They are cheaper and don't need much external maintenance. Electric loaders quickly load paintballs up into your gun so you can fire more often. These are more expensive and require a charged 9-volt battery before a match. Paintball is a high energy, adrenaline fueled sport. You'll be sweating with all the layers on and probably won't notice how thirsty you are until it's over. Drink when you can in-between matches.
Summary: Find a loader for your paintball gun. Bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated.

Problem: Article: If you're not sure what to bring, ask your host. They may tell you not to bring anything out of politeness. In this case, respect their request; although, you could still give them a card or a thoughtful note. If you can't bring a gift, a bottle of wine or vase of flowers are good options. Potluck: a dish to share. Birthday party or baby shower: a gift suitable for the recipient. Dinner party: a bottle of wine or a hostess gift. Casual high school or college parties: no gift, unless specified. Try to get plenty of rest the night before the party. That way, you'll be able to stay up late if it's a late night party. Even if it's a daytime party, you still want to have the energy to be sociable and feel your best. Some people will drink coffee or another caffeinated beverage before going out for a late night party. Eat a protein-packed meal before going out. Even if there will be food at the party, you don't want to arrive starving. Listening to some of your favorite music is the perfect way to get excited about a party. It can get you energized and ready to dance, or just put you in a good mood. You can listen to music while you're getting dressed, or while you're driving to the party! Sing along. You'll feel confident and expressive, which is a great way to feel when you arrive at a party. Think about who will be at the party and how you want to interact with them. This can be especially useful if you're shy or don't go out very much. You can make small goals, such as, "I will talk to two new people," or "I will introduce myself to my new coworker that I have a crush on." You can even practice in the mirror if you're really shy. Practice introducing yourself to someone by saying, "Hi, I'm ___. How do you know the host?" Think of topics you can talk about with other guests. Do you follow current events? Have you been working on an interesting project? Can you share a humorous story about the host? Usually, it's assumed that people will arrive at a party a little bit after it's supposed to start. This is called being "fashionably late." If you're shy, you may want to arrive well after the party has started so that you can avoid having to make conversation if there are only a couple of people there early on. Don't be late to dinner parties, children's parties, or parties where a space has been rented for the occasion. Doing so is considered to be rude. Aim to arrive on time.
Summary:
Prepare anything you need to bring. Get energized. Listen to music. Plan for socializing. Decide when you'll arrive.