Write an article based on this "Make bananas flambe crepes. Use hazelnut spread sprinkled with nuts or fruit. Make savory salad crepes. Make crepes with seasonal vegetables."
article: This popular dessert is even more delicious when used as a filling for a light, sweet crepe. To make it, all you need is a banana, brown sugar, butter, and brandy. Melt a pat of butter in a saucepan, and then add a sliced banana. Sprinkle it with a few spoonfuls of brown sugar and let it caramelize. When the bananas are brown and crispy, spoon them onto a crepe, pour warmed brandy over it, and use a match to light it on fire to complete the caramelization. This dish is delicious served with chilled whipped cream to offset the heat of the filling. Add cinnamon and nutmeg to give the dish a warm, spicy flavor. Chocolaty hazelnut spread is one of the most popular crepe fillings in France and other countries. The spread complements the light flavor of the crepes. Sprinkle the hazelnut spread with chopped toasted nuts if you would like to add some crunch. For a more decadent version of this filling, spread the crepe with melted butter before adding the hazelnut spread. Substitute hazelnut spread for peanut butter if you prefer. Filling crepes with a savory salad is another popular way to enjoy this confection. Serve salad crepes at a luncheon or as a light dinner. Try these different variations: Chicken salad crepes. Mix cooked diced chicken, mayonnaise, chopped grapes, and salt and pepper. Place a piece of butter lettuce on the crepe, then spoon the chicken salad mixture over the lettuce. Roll up the crepe and serve. Ham salad crepes. Combine diced ham, cheddar cheese, onion, and vinaigrette. Spoon the mixture onto crepes and roll them up to serve. Lentil salad crepes. Mix cooked lentils, chopped celery, olive oil, and balsamic vinegar. Spoon the mixture onto crepes, garnish them with parsley, roll them up and serve. Crepes are a great dish for vegetables of all types. Cook vegetables that are in season with your favorite herbs and spices and serve them with a complementary cheese. For spring, stuff the crepes with cooked artichokes or asparagus and sprinkle with goat cheese. In summer, try tomato and zucchini crepes with fresh mozzarella and basil. For the fall, fill crepes with cooked pumpkin or acorn squash and serve with melted gruyere cheese. In the winter, fill crepes with sauteed kale or Brussels sprouts, dried cranberries, and grated cheddar cheese.

Write an article based on this "Set aside a time to worry. Embrace your worries. Stay focused on the present. Avoid catastrophic thinking. Take a moment to breathe. Talk to a therapist if you're still feeling anxiety from work."
article: Each day, set aside a specific time after work to come back to your work related concerns. Keeping this time in mind will help you push aside your worries during your work day. During this time, bring up your worry list and give your worries the proper attention. This time period should only be around 20 to 30 minutes. If you don't want to do this every day, schedule your worry time every other day. If your schedule varies, you can make the specific time vary every day. Just make sure it isn't over 20 to 30 minutes. Make sure it isn't too close to bedtime. You don't want to fill your mind with worries right before you try to sleep. It may keep you awake or make it hard to fall asleep. This may seem hard to do at first, but one way to work through your worries is to accept them. When you are thinking about your worries, don't feel guilty or bad for experiencing worry. Your feelings are valid and you have a right to them. Once you accept your worries and the emotions attached to them, you will be able to start working through them. If you are constantly worrying about things that may happen at work, you aren't being active in the present. Instead of focusing on your worries, keep yourself focused on what is going on around you. As soon as you start to worry, focus on how your body feels, the noises around you, and the rhythm of your breathing. This is a mindfulness technique that will help you stay in the present. Reframe your state of mind to focus on the positive before you start expecting the worst possible outcome. For example, if you realize you're not going to finish a report on time, don't immediately think, "I won't be able to turn this report in at all and I'll be fired." Instead, take a deep breath and tell yourself, "It's okay that I can't finish this on time. No one is perfect. I'll ask my supervisor for an extra day and turn it in first thing tomorrow." If you find yourself feeling anxious, take a moment to simply breathe. Close your eyes, letting what's going on around you melt away. Take a few deep breaths, focusing on your inhales and exhales. After a few breaths, open your eyes and continue with the day. This will calm you down so you can keep on working. You can even imagine you are breathing out the worries as you exhale. Imagine them floating into the air away from you. You'll feel better if you talk through your worries with a professional who can help you understand your stress and work through it. They can also recommend stress reduction techniques to help you get through your work days.

Write an article based on this "Open the Start menu and click on "All Apps". Click "Windows System". Right-click the "Command Prompt" app and select "Run as Administrator". Type "ipconfig /displaydns" without the quotation marks. Look over the DNS cache by scrolling through the "Command Prompt" interface. Flush your cache by typing in "ipconfig /flushdns". Confirm that your DNS cache flush worked."
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For earlier operating systems, replace clicking "All Apps" with clicking "All Programs" and then selecting "Accessories". This should open "Command Prompt" with full access, allowing you to enter system commands. Double-check your typing, then hit Enter to view the cache. You can use the results of your search to view the IP addresses of frequently-visited sites, or you can flush your DNS cache. The DNS cache also stores your web browsing history - even if you clear it from your browser. Don't include the quotation marks. If you're encountering DNS errors in your browser, flushing your cache will fix this problem. Flushing can also help your computer run faster by keeping your website data up-to-date. Open a browser and visit a site where you previously encountered a DNS error. You will now be able to access the site! Loading sites after a DNS flush will often take longer than usual.