INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This recipe makes about 1 1/2 dozen rolls of moderate size. If you don't have a muffin tin, you can use a 13x9-inch pan instead. Bring it to a simmer over medium heat, stirring occasionally. Ideally, it'll be somewhere between 90F and 110F -- definitely warm, but not too hot to touch. This should take about 10 minutes. If you place the tip of your finger in the liquid and hold it there, you should be fine. Don't try this too soon! The last thing you want is to burn yourself. Once it's blended, cover it and let it rise for about an hour. It should nearly double in size. Plastic wrap is best, but a towel will work too. Combine it well until it looks like a perfect bread dough. You should end up with 54 small balls. Calm down -- place three balls into each muffin cup. We're not making rolls for an army, here. You'll want to tuck most of it under the tops of the dough balls, so when it bakes it doesn't crust on top. You want that cheesy goodness preserved! If any cheese overflows from the tin, spoon it back onto the rolls. You want them cheesy, right? Transfer to a cooling rack to allow to cool completely. Then try not to eat them all!

SUMMARY: Heat your oven to 400F and spray a muffin tin with cooking spray. In a 3-quart saucepan, stir the milk, sugar and olive oil together. Once it's simmering, turn off the heat and allow it to cool until warm. Add the flour and the yeast to the mixture. Stir in the remaining flour, baking soda, baking powder, minced rosemary and salt. Roll 1-inch balls of dough in your hands. Push 1 slice of brie into the middle of each filled muffin cup. Bake 16 to 20 minutes or until golden brown. Cool for 10 minutes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you think about your past, you may not remember shyness being something that has benefited you. It's likely you remember it keeping you from that guy or girl you liked or the dream job you could have had if you just approached the CEO. While it's your natural tendency to think about the negative results of your shyness, you can change your thinking to come up with positives that came out of being shy. You probably can list many of the negatives of being shy, but switch gears. Think of all the ways you've been able to benefit from being shy. Sometimes shyness allows you to listen to others more closely. Shyness gives you time to take in information about your surrounding such as body language. Realize that even though you are shy, that you have a deep and rich inner life and inner dialogue. Maybe you've been able to catch what people are really saying when they speak because you are listening more than talking. You may have a tendency to analyze situations, so you know what you are getting into before you make a move. People might like that you don't take over conversations, but instead allow them to vent about their life without disruptions. There's a chance you enjoy being by yourself because it's comfortable to you. A journal will help you jot down situations in which shyness has helped you. This will help you as you're journaling and later on when you read back through your entries. You can always go back to see how you've benefited, especially when you're feeling as though your shyness is interfering in your life. You might want to write down how your shyness has helped you in your career. Shyness can help with your love life as well. Watch for ways it does and jot them down. Don't forget how your shyness helps you concentrate on yourself, so you can figure out what you really want in life. Write down challenges you have faced because of your shyness and how you overcame them. This can help you next time you face similar struggles.

SUMMARY: Think about your past. Make a list. Keep a journal.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Make a V-shaped cut right beneath one of the bamboo nodes. A node is one of the joints in the bamboo pole that looks like a knee and divides the cane into segments. Make your cut narrow if the bend you desire is slight. Make your cut wider if the bend you need is more dramatic. The cut can be as deep as two-thirds the diameter of the pole. Cuts can be shallower for less dramatic bends. Cutting near a node makes this alteration less visible. Secure it either by lashing it, or using an adhesive to set your bamboo in place.

SUMMARY:
Cut your bamboo. Make multiple node cuts in the same cane to create a circular shape. Bend your bamboo into shape.