Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open VLC Media Player. Click File. Click Streaming/Exporting Wizard. Check the "Stream to network" box. Click Next. Click Choose. Select a video. Click Open. Click Next. Check the "HTTP" box. Note the port listed here. Enter the other computer's IP address. Click Next. Make sure that both "Transcode" boxes are unchecked. Click Next. Check the "MPEG TS" box. Click Next twice. Click Finish. Open VLC on the other computer. Open the Network Stream window. Enter the stream's address. Click Play.

Answer: Its app icon resembles an orange-and-white traffic cone. This menu item is in the upper-left side of the Mac's screen. A drop-down menu will appear. You'll find this option near the bottom of the drop-down menu. It's near the top of the window. This blue button is in the bottom-right side of the window. It's to the right of the "Select a stream" text box. A Finder window will open. The "Select a stream" checkbox should be checked, but if it isn't, check it before clicking Choose... here. Click a video that you want to stream. You may first have to click a folder in the left-hand Finder pane or open a folder in the main Finder window to find the video. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. This option is in the middle of the page. You should see "Port" and a "Source" (or "Path") text fields appear on the page. You'll need to know through which port the stream is traveling later. Do this in the "Source" or "Path" text field. If there's a slash (/) in the text field, leave it there and enter the IP address after it. Both of these should be in the middle of the page. It's in the middle of the page. This may be the only option that you have for the stream. Do this on the current page and on the "Additional streaming options" page. It's a blue button at the bottom of the window. Doing so completes your stream setup and begins streaming to the other computer. Click File, then click Open Network. Type in http://ipaddress:port where "ipaddress" is the streaming computer's IP address and "port" is the port number that was listed on the "HTTP" page. For a stream from a computer with an IP address of 123.456.7.8 and a port of 8080, you would type http://123.456.7.8:8080 here. After a delay of up to 30 seconds, you should see the other computer's video begin playing in your media player.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Beat the butter on medium speed for 6 minutes. Add the sugar, vanilla extract, and salt, and mix again. Use a large cookie scoop to drop the frosting onto the cupcakes. Place the cupcakes into the fridge for 1 hour so that the frosting can set.

Answer: Cut the butter into small cubes first, then place it into a mixing bowl. Beat the butter on medium speed using an electric mixer until it turns light and fluffy, about 6 minutes. Beat everything together on low speed first to combine, and then on medium speed for 6 to 7 minutes, or until the frosting is light and fluffy. Press down on the scoop slightly to seal the frosting against the cupcake. This will make the cupcakes look even more like ice cream! Alternatively, you could fit a piping bag fitted with a star-shaped decorator's tip with the frosting, and pipe the frosting onto the cupcake. Start the from the outer edge, and squeeze the bag harder as you reach the center. To keep them from tipping over, place them all back into the muffin pan. Once the frosting has set, you can start preparing the chocolate ganache topping.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Inspect the tulle. Use a mild stain remover. Rub gently with your fingers. Use undiluted detergent. Clean the entirety of the tulle.

Answer: Check for any dirt and stains. If it is a dress, look at the interior, hem, and train if there is one. Take note of all of the stains or problem areas. Some problems may not be able to be fixed if damage has been done to the tulle. Spot cleaning may not be worth it if large areas of the tulle are stained. Even if you have deep, set in stains, a mild remover is what you should use on tulle. A strong stain remover may remove tough stains, but it will most likely do permanent damage to the tulle. OxiClean offers a gentle stain remover, and you can also choose to make your own. Make your own mild stain remover with 1 tablespoon of baking soda, four tablespoons of mild dish soap, and eight tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide. Combine the ingredients, pour into a jar, and allow it to sit overnight. Apply the stain remover to the fabric by spraying it, or pouring a small amount directly onto the fabric or sponge. Use your fingers or a soft sponge with cold water to gently scrub the stain. Rub until you see the stain start to let up. Then, allow it to sit for thirty minutes. Do not use a hard sponge or toothbrush because the tulle could be damaged by using something too tough on it. If the stain is still there after thirty minutes, you can use an undiluted detergent to try to remove the stain. Use cold water and a small amount of the detergent and gently use your hand to rub it into the tulle. Rinse with cold water until all of the spot cleaner and detergent is out of the tulle. Hang it up to dry. Tide, Downy, and Arm & Hammer are a few brands of detergent you can use. Spot removing can often leave rings or marks behind. Wash all of the tulle by hand or in a washing machine if the stains have not been removed, or if marks are present from the spot removal process. If the tulle is fragile, take it to a specialist to see what can be done about it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Become a good standing member in your church. Talk to your pastor to see the restrictions for your religion. Get a degree in theology to improve your chances of becoming a pastor. Get additional training or education in counseling. Have a close connection with your religion.

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Attend church regularly and help the church with their community initiatives. Be an active volunteer and get to know the leaders and members of the church. Becoming friendly with church leaders and staff could improve your chances to become a pastor later on. In addition to getting to know church members, regularly practicing the religion and learning the doctrine can help prepare you to become a pastor Certain denominations have restrictions on who can become a pastor. For instance, in certain types of Christianity, only non-divorced straight men can become pastors. Other religions may have looser or more strict restrictions. The pastor of your church will be able to tell you what these restrictions are for your religion. Non-denominational churches typically have looser requirements to become a pastor. Many pastors have a bachelor's or master's degree in theology or related field. Find a university or college that offers an accredited theological program and apply to the program. While a higher degree in theology isn't required to become a pastor, it will greatly improve your chances of becoming one. Sign up to a counseling class or training with a local university or college. Getting trained in counseling will give you the tools that you need to help people with their life problems and will mentally prepare you for some of the scenarios you may find yourself in as a pastor. These problems could include things like abuse, addiction, marital problems, and other important life issues. To become a pastor, you'll need to be completely devoted to your religion. Without an internal desire to spread the religion and help others, you'll fail as a pastor. The path to becoming a pastor can often be long and arduous, so keep this in mind before you start your journey. Consider other job opportunities and make sure that being a pastor is the only thing you want to do.