INPUT ARTICLE: Article: These salads demand high-quality, fresh ingredients, so shop at a local market the same day if possible. Tomatoes combine well with many other vegetables; here are a few popular examples: Greek salad: 24 tomatoes (in eighths), 1 large cucumber (sliced thickly), 1 small red onion (sliced thinly). Toss with generous amounts of garlic salad dressing, or a Greek vinaigrette with garlic, oregano, and black pepper. Caprese: thick slices of tomato, each topped with a slice of fresh mozzarella and a basil leaf or three. Drizzle on extra-virgin olive oil just before serving. For an extra-refreshing salad, combine equally sized cubes of tomato and watermelon. Top with black pepper, a little salt, and vinaigrette. Let stand a few minutes before serving. Note If storing tomatoes for more than a day, a cellar or air-conditioned room around 55-70F (1321C) preserves flavor better than the fridge or a warm room. . Coleslaw is another summer appetizer, that pairs well with barbecue and other strong flavors. The heart of a coleslaw is a finely chopped cabbage, usually paired with other crunchy vegetables (shredded carrot is especially popular), sweet flavors (apple, golden raisins), and a binding dressing made from vinegar and mayonnaise or sour cream. Here's a recipe to get you started. . If the weather's cold and you need a hearty dinner appetizer, roast a tray of vegetables with olive oil, salt, and pepper. Season with lemon juice and herbs and serve hot. Include a few vegetables that don't normally go into a raw salad, such as potatoes, eggplant, or cauliflower. Remember that different vegetables require different cooking times. This example tells you how to combine potatoes, eggplant, bell peppers, red onion, and cherry tomatoes. Asian and Asian-inspired salads bring many new techniques to the table. The vegetables are often marinated for an hour or more to add an acidic tang, while spicy, salty, and sweet add a great deal of complexity. Here a couple examples: Slice cucumbers and sweet onions very thinly, preferably with a mandoline. Marinate in a homemade Asian dressing, or this sesame lemon dressing. Fumi salad roasts sesame seeds and almonds to add flavor to cabbage and ramen noodles. You can easily turn this into a main course by adding chicken. Add Asian flavors to any vegetable salad with soy ginger dressing or miso dressing. Go easy on these if you aren't used to them. They tend to be more concentrated than Western dressings.

SUMMARY: Serve cold tomato salad for a summer appetizer. Chop up a coleslaw Serve a roasted vegetable appetizer Put together an Asian salad.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This includes fever, headache, muscle pains, rashes, a sore throat, or swollen glands on the neck. These symptoms usually occur within 2 months of infection. These are usually the first signs that you may have HIV. Many people get HIV without knowing it or without having symptoms after high-risk sexual activities or having unprotected sex. Practice safe sex to lessen the risk of getting HIV. As HIV develops into AIDS, you may develop certain skin conditions. Examine your tongue, gums, and body for any strange rashes, marks, or discoloration. Common skin conditions in people with AIDS include: Kaposi's sarcoma: a type of skin cancer that looks like numerous red, black, or purple moles raised along the skin. HIV-related herpes: red blisters on your mouth or genitals. Oral hairy leukoplakia: white, hairy looking spots or rashes on your tongue. Molluscum contagiosum: a condition that causes hundreds of pink spots on the body. Many of these are later-stage symptoms that may not be present at all. By the time your body develops AIDS, your immune system is immunocompromised. This means that you are vulnerable to becoming ill more often. You may have recurring pneumonia or bronchitis. If you frequently get sick or suffer from infections, visit a doctor. Common recurring symptoms include: Fever Diarrhea Night sweats Fatigue Weight loss

SUMMARY: Watch for mild flu-like symptoms within a month of sexual intercourse. Examine your skin for lesions, bumps, or rashes. Keep track of any recurring illnesses or infections.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can usually do this by swiping down from the top of the home screen and tapping the gear icon at its top-right corner. If you don't see this icon, you'll definitely find the app in the app drawer. A list of apps on your Android will appear. Look for the red icon with a white "F" inside. A confirmation message will appear. Flipboard is now uninstalled.

SUMMARY: Open your Android's Settings . Scroll down and tap Apps. Scroll down and tap Flipboard. Tap UNINSTALL. Tap OK.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: . A good program will perform a task that makes life easier for the user. Look at the software that is currently available for the task you want to perform, and see if there are ways that the process could be easier or smoother. A successful program is one that users will find a lot of utility in. Examine your daily tasks on your computer. Is there some way that you could automate a portion of those tasks with a program? Write down every idea. Even if it seems silly or outlandish at the time, it could change into something useful or even brilliant. What do they do? How could they do it better? What are they missing? Answering these questions can help you come up with ideas for your own take on it. This document will outline the features and what you intend to achieve with the project. Referring to the design document during the development process will help keep your project on track and focused. See this guide for details on writing the document. Writing the design document will also help you decide which programming language will work best for your project. When you are just getting started with computer programming, it will behoove you to start small and grow over time. You will learn a lot more if you set tangible goals that you can reach with a basic program. For example,

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Brainstorm ideas Examine other programs. Write a design document. Start simple.