Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Add almond and vanilla extracts to a large glass or small pitcher. Pour 20floz (590mL) of cola into the glass or pitcher. Stir the mixture and give it a taste test. Enjoy your homemade Dr Pepper chilled.

Answer: Use 0.5tsp (2.5mL) of each extract. Choose a glass or pitcher that can hold at least 24floz (710mL) of liquid. You can try adding the extracts directly to a 20floz (590mL) bottle of cola, but it's easier to combine the ingredients thoroughly in a separate container. There is some debate concerning the exact type of cola you need to use for this recipe to turn out right. The majority opinion is that Pepsi works better than Coca-Cola or any other off-brand cola variety. You can experiment with different types, however, and make that determination for yourself. Use cold cola, if possible. That way, you won't need to chill the finished drink before enjoying it. Swirl the drink around quickly with a long spoon or a straw, then give it a sip. If you want a sweeter taste or a stronger flavor, stir in an additional 0.25tsp (1.2mL) of one or both extracts to the drink. Alternatively, if the extract flavors are already too strong, you can stir in another 0.5c (120mL) of cola or soda water to the drink. You may need to transfer the drink to a larger container, however. If your soda is already cold, you can enjoy it as-is. If not, add a few ice cubes and give it another stir. Or, cover the glass or pitcher with plastic wrap and refrigerate the drink until it feels cold enough to enjoy as usual. Covering the drink while chilling it will keep it from going flat.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gather your supplies. Take any laces out of your sneakers and set them aside. Put on a pair of rubber gloves. Pour some bleach into a bowl. Get out an old rag. Use the rag to apply the bleach to the surface of the shoes. Repeat as many times necessary. Wash the shoes in a bucket of soap and water. Allow the shoes to dry. Lace up your Converse when you are done.

Answer: This method will work best on shoes that lace up or have a rubber toe cap, such as Converse, but it can work on all-fabric canvas sneakers as well, such as Toms and Vans. Here's a list of what you will need: Canvas Bleach Water (optional) Bowl Old rag Rubber gloves If you don't take them off, then the spaces under the laces will still be the original color. You might also end up bleaching the laces. This will protect your hands from the bleach if your rag gets soaked through. You can use the bleach full-strength or you can dilute it with water. Pure bleach will give you faster results, but it may also eat away at the fabric. Using diluted bleach will take more time, but it will be less harsh on your fabric. If you are diluting bleach, use one part bleach to one part water. You might also want to bring out some Q-tips or an old toothbrush to reach small areas. If you rub the bleach into the shoe it will lighten the cloth more. Don't be worried if the canvas turns weird colors for example, navy may turn brown. This will go away. Keep in mind, however, that some shoes will never turn fully white. For example, most shades of black tend to turn brown or orange. If it's a dark color, you may have to use a lot of bleach and go through this step several times. They will get lighter and lighter as you go. It may take some time and patience. Use a Q-tip to get into small areas, such as corners and between grommets. This will stop the bleach from acting and prevent it from eating away at the fabric. After that you may want to wash them so they stop smelling like bleach.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go to Run type "services.msc" without quotes Search the service "Routing and Remote Access", it will be disable by default. To enable it right click on it and then select properties and change the "Startup Type" to Now apply and press ok Now right click the Routing and Remote access service and press start and let the progress bar complete. Now go to run and type "cmd" to get command prompt and type "ipconfig /all". Note:

Answer: "Manual" if you want to start it when you require or "Automatic" to start it whenever computer boots on else "Automatic delayed" if you want it to initiate a little bit later after the other services in your computer are started at boot time. and you should see this line "IP Routing Enabled. . . . . . . .: Yes" which will be the third line. This means Routing has been enabled. You can disable by changing the startup type to disabled and check "ipconfig /all" to see the status. The services method was tried in Win 7 Ultimate Other versions may not have that service listed This also works on Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: List your domain with a selling service. Hire a domain broker. Use an auction service.

Answer:
There are a variety of selling services that will list your site. These services take a cut of the sale, but can lead to much more exposure to the domain. Some services allow you to add extra descriptions and comments about the domain, which can help boost sales. Popular sites include: Sedo Flippa GoDaddy AfterNic There are many brokerage services available that will actively try to sell your site. These services typically cost more than a standard listing service, but may yield better results. Always research the brokerage service before signing any contracts. Make sure they are effective and fair in their pricing. Besides listings and brokerages, there are auction sites as well. eBay is actually one of the most popular domain name auctions, and there are others as well. Many listing services offer auction services as well.