In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can buy flaked coconut online or in the baking aisle. Flaked coconut come in larger chunks than shredded coconut. Place it on the stove on medium heat. Add 1 cup butter to the pot and watch the pot so you don't burn the butter. It will take about 5 minutes to start browning. Let the butter melt. It should then start to foam and turn clear golden in color. Soon after, it should start to turn a brown color and smell nutty. Stir the butter often, scraping any bits from the bottom as you stir. Once it is very fragrant and almost nut brown in color, remove it from the heat. Pour the butter and any brown bits into a measuring cup. Add 2 tablespoons of water to bring the butter amount back up to 1 cup. Chill the browned butter in the refrigerator until it turns solid, about 1 to 2 hours. You can speed this up by popping it in the freezer, but check back often and make sure the butter doesn't freeze unevenly. Line baking sheets with parchment paper or a nonstick baking mat. Use the electric mixer bowl if you're using an electric mixer to beat together the ingredients. Beat the mixture together until it is fluffy. Beat until all the ingredients are combined. Scrape down the bowl with a spatula as needed. Add in 1/2 teaspoon vanilla and beat until it is combined. Whisk 1 1/4 cup flour, 1 teaspoon baking soda, and 1/4 teaspoon table salt together. Mix until combined. Then, add the remaining flour and mix again. Do this in two batches. Fold them in with a spatula or wooden spoon. Scoop the dough into balls and arrange them so there is enough room for spreading, about 2-3 inches. Use the back of the spoon or your fingers to flatten the dough a bit. You can also use a tablespoon to scoop out the cookies, depending on how big you want your cookies. If you used the 2-inch scoop, bake the cookies for 14-16 minutes. If you used a tablespoon for the scoops, bake the cookies for 10-11 minutes. The cookies should be golden in color when they are done baking. If your cookies do not spread out nice and evenly, you may need to stir in 2 teaspoons of water to the cookie dough before baking another tray of them. Then, transfer them to a cooking rack. This recipe should make 1 dozen cookies if you used the 2-inch scoop, or 4 dozen small cookies if you used the tablespoon to scoop them. These cookies will keep for up to one week. Store extra dough in the fridge for a few days or in the freezer for a month or more.
Summary: Use flaked coconut, not shredded coconut, for this recipe. Take out a medium saucepan. Brown the butter in the saucepan. Pre heat the oven to 350 degrees F. Scrape the chilled browned butter into a large mixing bowl. Add 1/2 cup granulated sugar and 3/4 cup brown sugar to the butter. Add the egg. Take out another mixing bowl. Pour half the flour mixture into the butter mixture. Add 4 cups coconut flakes. Use a 2-inch wide scoop to form the cookies. Bake the cookies. Cool the cookies on the baking sheet for 1-2 minutes.

Double-click the Outlook icon, which resembles a blue and white envelope with a white "O" on it. It's in the upper-left corner of the Outlook window. Doing so prompts a pop-out menu. This tab is near the top of the File menu. You'll see this option beneath the "Open" heading on the right side of the page. Near the top of the box that's in the middle of the Import and Export Wizard window, click Export to a file. It's at the bottom of the window. This will take you to the folder selection page. Click the "Contacts" folder in the "Select folder to export from" window. You may need to scroll up to find this option. Make sure this is the "Contacts" folder below your Outlook account name. This is next to the current file destination. Doing so opens a window. This will take you to the next page. Click a folder in which you want to save your contacts. The desktop is usually a good place if you plan on uploading the contacts to another service immediately after you export them. It's at the bottom of the window. Your contacts will begin exporting; when they finish, the progress window will close.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Outlook. Click File. Click Open & Export. Click Import/Export. Select Export to a file. Click Next. Click Comma Separated Values, then click Next. Select the "Contacts" folder, then click Next. Click Browse. Enter your file's name, then click OK. Select an export destination, then click Next. Click Finish.

Problem: Article: Before you get a boyfriend, you'll have to meet some guys. Don't worry, it isn't as scary as you think. You can try to get into a relationship with a guy you already know if they are decent, or you can go out and meet some new guys. Make sure he's got a great personality, is smart, as well as other things that you would like to look for in a guy. This is easy and fun to do, so don't be nervous! Make sure when you're meeting new guys you don't come across as fake. Join a club, community class, or activity group. You can play a sport you like, take an art class at your local community center, or join a study group. Find something that appeals to you and you will instantly be meeting people that you have something in common with so you have something to talk about. Go out to clubs (adult or all-ages clubs, depending on what you prefer) and start talking with new people there. Just be careful and practice common sense. Find a group on the Internet which appeals to you. This can be a fan forum for a show or activity you like or maybe a multiplayer video game which you find fun. However, make sure you don't share your personal details online with anyone you don't know. Once you initially meet someone, get to know him a little bit before deciding that he will be a good boyfriend. You can't judge someone entirely on how he looks. Try to gauge if he meets your minimum requirements for someone to date. Is he funny? Smart? Nice? Decide what is important to you and gauge these things during your initial conversation. If he seems totally different than what you're looking for, it's not worth it just because he's hot. If he already has a girlfriend or boyfriend, it's best to be just friends. Put yourself in his shoes: Would you want another guy (or girl) to meddle in your relationship? Think about it; you would probably answer "no" to this question. Backing off is helpful to everyone: him, yourself, and the person he's dating. Plus, you'll find another guy eventually, so keep searching. Ask around about what this guy is like. If his friends seem honestly happy about the idea of him being in a relationship, that is a good sign. Ask mutual friends about what they think about him and try to get to know his friends or coworkers as well. However, judging a guy entirely on what others think is not the best way to go. People may have a bad idea of him for the wrong reasons; it's best to get to know him yourself too.
Summary:
Meet new guys. Get to know him a bit. Make sure he is not in a relationship. Find out what other people think of him.