INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Put an average size dip into the front center of your lip. Wait until the juices build up in your mouth with your saliva. Spit out the first couple of build ups. The first three or four should do. Grab a bottle of water or a soft drink of your choice and take a sip, swallowing the built up juices with the drink. When taking the sip of water/soda, roll you lip over the dip to keep it in place. Let the juices build up, then wash them down with a sip of your drink until you are done with the dip. Then take it out.

SUMMARY: Get your dip ready. Spit out the first juices. Let the juices build up again. Keep swallowing with your drink.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Being rejected by a sibling is a particularly painful experience. You likely envisioned that your long-lost sibling would be excited to meet you and that you would develop a loving relationship. Because of this, their refusal to meet with you hurts deeply. Along with disappointment, you will likely feel other emotions like sadness and anger. It is important that you allow yourself to express these emotions and take some time to grieve. For example, it is important that you take the time to cry and express your sorrow over your sibling's rejection. If you need to, take time off from work in order to express and process your emotions. For some people, rejection might cause or exacerbate conditions such as depression or anxiety. Do not feel afraid to reach out to other loved ones, friends, or a mental health professional for help during this time. The first assumption that many people make when facing rejection is that it is their fault. You will likely feel that your long-lost sibling's refusal to meet with you is somehow your fault. However, it is important to remember that meeting a long-lost relative, particularly a sibling, will be emotionally difficult for everyone involved. Keep in mind that your sibling is not necessarily rejecting you. They are more likely having a difficult time with the idea that they have a long-lost sibling. Depending on the circumstances of your separation, there may be other factors that are preventing your long-lost sibling from connecting with you. Unlike other aspects of our lives, there is little that we as individuals can do to change the feelings and emotions of others. If your sibling does not want to meet with you, there is little that you can do about that. Therefore, it is important that you learn to accept and come to peace with your sibling's decision. This is not something that you will come to overnight. It will take time and a lot of work before you are able to come to peace with your sibling's refusal.

SUMMARY: Let yourself grieve. Try not to take it personally. Practice acceptance.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you've ever seen anything seemingly inexplicable in your home, this can be a sign of a haunting. You may see things like dark shadows in the corner of your eye or even shadowy figures that resemble people or animals. Remember, however, that your peripheral vision is not always reliable. If you think you see a spirit out of the corner of your eye, you may be seeing a trick of the light. You can try setting up a video camera in your home when you're away to capture any unusual shadows on film. Some people think ghosts can leave unusual smells that do not have a clear source. Sulfur and bad odors are often associated with hauntings. However, smells like food and perfume may also be detected. Rule out other sources of a smell before assuming it's supernatural. Try to follow the smell to see if it has a source or notice if you left a window open. An unusual smell can float in from outside. People who believe they live in haunted houses often report odd noises. You may hear inexplicable footsteps, scratching, music, or even soft voices. Keep in mind, unusual noises can be caused by opened windows or even your neighbor's TV set, so don't attribute them to hauntings without checking for more plausible explanations. Scratching and footsteps could be caused by things like mice, rats, or bugs. It's a good idea to have an exterminator check out your home to rule that out and provide treatment if necessary. You can use a digital audio recorder to capture noises as well. Flickering lights can be caused by brief power outages. However, if flickering lights are a frequent occurrence in your home, there may be another explanation. If lights tend to go on and off without explanation on a regular basis, this can be a sign of a haunting. Other issues, like loose light bulbs and issues with circuits and electrical panels can also cause flickering lights. If your home is very prone to flickering lights, consult an electrician. If you have any pets, unusual animal behavior can be a sign of a haunting. Animals may become frightened without a clear cause or may stare at something you cannot see. If your dog, for example, suddenly starts barking at a corner of the room, it may be seeing a ghost or spirit. Strange animal behavior, especially excessive vocalization, can also be a sign your pet is in pain. See a vet before attributing unusual behavior to ghosts. Some believe that ghosts can cause dips in temperature. If you notice spots in your home seem cold, even if there is no obvious cause of a draft, this can be a sign of a haunting. However, double check for things like cracks in doors and open windows near the cold spots. Drafts can easily be a culprit for unusual cold spots in your home.

SUMMARY: Look out for shadows and figures. Pay attention to unusual or inexplicable smells. Listen for unusual noises. Watch for lights turning on and off. Pay attention to nervous behavior in pets. Note any cold spots or temperature changes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Start with the stove heat on high to get the oil nice and hot, quickly. The onions should sizzle when you put them in the pan with the oil. Once you see oil evaporating a little bit, the oil is ready for the onions. It's easier to fry onions in smaller portions, so for 2 sliced onions, you can try frying 3 batches or so. Deep fry the onions on medium heat until they turn a golden brown. This should take about 10-20 minutes. While they are sizzling in the oil, gently mix the onions around to keep all of them coated, and to disperse the heat and oil evenly. If the flame is very high the onions will burn on the outside and remain watery on the inside. Use a big, perforated spoon (a spoon with holes in it for drainage) to removes the onions from the pan once they are golden brown. You want a perforated spoon to drain out excess oil. Place the onions on a plate with a paper towel on it, to absorb the rest of the excess oil. Put the onions aside for later.

SUMMARY:
Heat the oil in the pan. Add your onions to the oil. Reduce the flame to medium. Take out the onions from the pan.