Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use silver polish on a pen made of silver. Use a soft cloth to clean hard metal finishes. Use a soft cloth to clean celluloid, lacquer, and fine resin finishes.

Answer: For pens that are made of silver, sterling silver, or plated silver, use a polishing cloth with a little dab of silver polish. If your pen has etching on it, you can use some silver polish with a toothbrush. This will work the silver polish into the grooves of the etching. Many fountain pen exteriors are made of platinum, palladium, stainless steel or chrome. These metal finishes can be buffed with a soft cloth. Older pens may have a celluloid finish, which is a finish that predates modern plastic. Just use a soft cloth to clean the celluloid. If your pen has a lacquer or painted surface, use a soft cloth to clean it. Do not use any chemical or abrasive cleaners on this pen, as these will damage the finish. Fine resin finishes can be vulnerable to cracks and scratches. Use a soft cloth to clean these types of finishes.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go to https://www.facebook.com in a web browser. Click the Facebook logo. Click Pages. Click the name of a Page. Click Settings. Click Page Roles. Scroll down to the "Assign a New Page Role" section. Enter an email address. Click the drop-down menu to the right of the email field. Click Admin. Click the blue Add button.

Answer: Sign in if your're not automatically logged in. It's the blue f in a white square in the upper-left part of the window. It's in the left pane under "EXPLORE." If the window doesn't open to the Page(s) you own or administer, click the Your Pages tab at the top of the window. You must be a Page admin to give someone else an admin role. Choose the page to which you'd like to add an admin. It's in the white bar in the upper-right corner of the window. It's near the center of the menu in the left part of the window. It's in the left pane of the window. Type the email address of the person to whom you want to give an admin role in the field below "Assign a New Page Role." The person's whose email you entered can now administer your Facebook Page when they log in to Facebook with the same email address. Page admins can perform any function on the Page, including editing content, purchasing ads, and adding or deleting other users.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Combine the eggnog and gelatin. Heat the eggnog/gelatin mixture. Add the alcohol. Fill your shot glasses. Refrigerate your shots overnight. Top with whipped cream and nutmeg.

Answer: Add your eggnog to a saucepan. Sprinkle the gelatin on top of the eggnog. Let it soak for one to two minutes or until the mixture looks slightly like applesauce. Place the eggnog mixture on the stove top. Heat over medium heat while stirring continuously. Heat the mixture until the gelatin dissolves. When dissolved, you will not longer be able to see the gelatin powder. Remove your mixture from the heat. Pour in the alcohol and mix it into the eggnog mixture. Pour your mixture into a container with a spout, like a glass or plastic measuring cup. Fill each shot glass just under the brim with the mixture. Place the shots on a baking tray or something similar. Set them in the refrigerator overnight so they can set. To remove the shots once they're set, slide a knife between the edge of the shots and the glass. Turn the glasses upside down and the shots should slide out. Once the shots are set, top them with a dollop of whipped cream. Then, sprinkle some nutmeg over the whipped cream.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Attach a clothespin or clip to the end of the film and pull it off the spiral. Hang the film 2m (6.6ft) off the ground. Run squeegee tongs down the film to remove any water. Let the film fry for 4 hours.

Answer:
Take the spiral out from the development tank and lightly pull on the end of the strip. Secure a wooden or plastic clip to the end and use it to gently tug the film. Your film should easily unravel from the spiral. There will not be any photographs on the end of the strip so your clip won't damage any negatives. The film is safe to handle in the light after it's been developed. Fasten the clip onto a hook or nail along with your film so it can hang. Make sure the film doesn't touch anything while it hangs or else you could get dust on your negatives. Make sure the room you're using is clean and dust-free since it could damage your negatives. Cut the negatives into smaller strips if you do not have the space to hang the full strip. Pinch the top of the film between the squeegee tongs and gently squeeze them together. Pull the squeegee down the length of the film strip to remove any water droplets from your negatives. Avoid touching or handling your film during this time so it can dry completely. Leave the film alone for the next 4 hours until it's dry to the touch. When the film is dry, you can store the negatives or scan them into your computer.