Article: Place the gooseberries into a bowl. Cover them with 17.64 ounces (500 grams) of sugar, then gently toss to combine. Place a tight-fitting lid over the bowl, or cover it with a sheet of plastic wrap. Let the bowl sit undisturbed overnight in the fridge, then stir the sugar and gooseberries the following morning. Over time, the gooseberries will release juice into the sugar and turn it into syrup. They are ready once they sink to the bottom of the bowl. This will take 1 to 2 days. Remember to store the bowl in the fridge. Scoop the gooseberries out of the bowl with a slotted spoon. Let the excess syrup drip back into the bowl, then place the gooseberries into a plate or tray. Spread them out evenly so they don't touch or clump. You are ready for the next step when the candy i dry and no moisture is left. This will typically take 3 to 4 days.
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Mix the gooseberries with the sugar. Cover the bowl tightly, then stir the contents the next day. Cover the bowl again, and wait 1 to 2 days. Transfer the gooseberries onto plate or tray. Leave the gooseberries in a sunny spot until they dry.

Problem: Article: You can't win a case in small claims court if you never had the right to sue there. Small claims court typically handles small legal issues, such as resolving unpaid debts, enforcing or changing contracts, or recovering money. Small claims courts do not handle cases involving fraud, libel, assault, or battery. Check the small claims court guide for your state to determine if your claim is appropriate for small claims court. Many states have websites dedicated to helping individuals navigate the small claims process. Check to see if your state has a website or a guide that can help you to navigate the small claims court process. The amount that you want to sue someone for must be under the maximum allowable amount for your state's small claims courts. This limit does not include court fees or interest. No matter what the limit is, the money you seek must be directly related to your actual damages. Just because small claims allows you to sue for up to $5,000 does not mean you should sue for $5,000 if only $500 was at stake. Padding your damages like that will make you look greedy and unprofessional at worst. At best you'll look unprepared. Keep in mind that some states also limit the number of small claims proceedings that can be filed in one calendar year, or they might limit the dollar amount that can be claimed in one calendar year. A statute of limitations is an amount of time between when an event happened and when someone can no longer be sued because of that event. These vary by state and by types of contracts or lawsuits; generally speaking, legal proceedings for contracts and property damage expire after 3-10 years. Check with your County Clerk to determine your case's statute of limitation. You must be 18 or older to file a suit in small claims court. If you are under 18, you will need a parent or guardian to file on your behalf. Be aware that corporations, associations and partnerships can also file suits in small claims court. The jurisdiction is the location in which the person whom you are suing resides or where their business operates. It is important to determine the correct person against whom to bring a suit as well, which will in turn help you figure out the correct jurisdiction. You can also file a suit against an individual, company, association or partnership. Make sure that you locate and name the proper person. Spell their name correctly, and have their correct contact information. To get the correct and full name of the entity, check with the County Clerk where the entity operates. If the business operates in another state, it may not be financially reasonable to bother filing a claim in small claims court. The financial amount that you may receive in a judgment in your favor may not cover the costs of having to appear in court for a hearing in another state. Even though attorneys typically aren't allowed to represent clients in small claims court, an attorney can fill you in on details and nuances of the law that you might not have noticed otherwise. For example, some states allow triple damages under consumer protection laws if you were harmed by a product. This could entitle you to more money than you thought you could get. Lawyers also can assist you in planning your strategy and teach you stronger argument styles.
Summary: Figure out if your case can be addressed in small claims court. Determine the jurisdiction's financial limit. Confirm that the statute of limitations has not expired on your case. Check your eligibility. Determine the correct jurisdiction and defendant. Consider talking to an attorney.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Before you pursue a career in software development it can helpful to learn the details about the position. Knowing more about your future as a software developer will help you to better plan your path to obtaining the position and help you determine if it's a good fit for you. On average software developers earn around $90,000 annually. There is a large demand for software developers and the position is expected to grow up to 22% by 2022. Software developers build computer programs that either run applications or build the applications themselves. Although having a well rounded skill set and education will help you to obtain a position as a software engineer, choosing some specific skills to focus on can be a good idea. By building strong skills in a few areas you will be able to find a position that best suits your own career interests in software development. Think about what kinds of software you want to develop and learn skills applicable to them. For example, you may want to focus on game development, app development, website development, or software development. Pick a programming language that you enjoy and want to learn more about. Although it is possible to be self-taught and still find employment as a software developer, attending classes can be a good way to obtain the skills and education required for the position. Search for a college, university, or other course that has a program suited to your interests in the field of software development. Most software developers begin working after obtaining their bachelors degree. Both computer science and software engineering can be good choices when selecting a major. Although demonstrable skills can be enough to get a job, having an education in addition to those skills will help. Branching out from your main areas of study can be a good way to broaden your understanding of the field and gain additional skills. Being well rounded and informed will make you more appealing to potential employers. Study topics that you find interesting that lie outside your course material. Don't stop learning. Technology develops and changes quickly and your knowledge and skills will have to reflect this. Expanding your skill set will make you more appealing to employers. Beyond learning the ideas and concepts behind being a software developer you will want to get as much hands-on practice as you can. By actually implementing what you have been learning you will continue the learning process and build some examples that you can share with potential employers. Building and developing your own projects will let you practice your skills. Having software that you have developed can be a great addition to your resume. Work on open source projects or offer some projects for free to build a portfolio.

SUMMARY: Discover more about the position. Select a technical focus. Find a school. Supplement your education and skills. Get as much experience as possible.

When you rewrite your notes, you are reiterating information that you are already familiar with. This repetition can help you recall information from the notes more effectively. Try writing a copy of your notes before an exam or quiz to help you remember the information. Consider rewriting your notes using the same ink color that you will be using for the exam. For example, if you'll write in blue ink, write your notes in blue ink. It's okay to copy someone else's notes once in a while, but you should put them into words and phrases that make sense to you. Putting information into your own words can help you remember the important stuff later on. . This method of note-taking requires you to plug in essential answers to questions using the information in your notes. As a result, you will be better able to retain the information in your notes.
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Rewrite your own notes. Put other people's notes or outlines in your own words. Try the Cornell note-taking method