Read the directions on the package to see exactly how long the orzo should be cooked. When the orzo has expanded a bit and is ready to eat, drain it well. Saute the onion until it's just softened, which should take about 3-4 minutes. Cook the ingredients together for 2 minutes. Add the cooked orzo, 1/2 cup of grated Parmesan cheese, 1/4-1/3 cup of half and half, 2-3 tbsp. of chopped parsley, and 1/2 tsp. of salt to the skillet. Toss the ingredients for 1-2 minutes to heat the orzo through. Season this creamy orzo with black pepper to taste and serve it immediately.
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One-sentence summary -- Boil a pot of water. Pour 2 cups of orzo into the water. Cook the orzo over medium high heat for 10-12 minutes. Melt 1/3 cup of butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Add 1 chopped small onion to the skillet. Add 2 tbsp. minced garlic and 1/4 tbsp. of crushed red pepper flakes to the skillet. Reduce the heat to low. Place the rest of the ingredients in the skillet. Serve.

Q: It's similar to WD-40 in that it lubricates areas and erodes sticky substances, but it's a natural alternative. If you don't have PAM or a spray version of a cooking oil, you can use a bottled version of canola oil. Wipe some canola oil on a cloth and rub it on the gum. Apply or spray a generous amount of oil. Then, let it sit so that the gum can absorb it. Letting it soak softens the gum and makes it easier to remove. If you're not able to remove it by wiping it away, then apply a little elbow grease and scrape it off with a nylon scraper. You can even use your fingernail if you don't mind. This is just to make sure you removed everything. Let it soak again. Scrape off any gum residue and wipe clean with a cloth. You're done. The beauty of this method is you don't have to worry about plastic or glass parts scraping off the finish inside your dryer. And, there is no smell.
A: Spray PAM cooking spray on the gum. Soak the gum in the oil. Wipe the sticky gum area clean with an old sock or rag. Re-apply the cooking oil spray.

Article: The sun is strongest during the hours of 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM. If you can avoid spending extending periods of time in the sun between these hours, do it. Go outdoors in the early mornings or in the late afternoon/evening. You still need to protect your skin from the sun during the early morning and evening, but you'll be less likely to get burned by the most powerful rays. When you're outside, always be in the shade when possible. This is particularly crucial during the peak hours when the sun is most dangerous. If you're at an outdoor restaurant, request a table in the shade. Sit under a tree, enjoy the beach under a canopy, and keep making sure that you're fully covered by shade. Sitting in direct sunlight without sunscreen is dangerous, even if you aren't getting a visible burn. If you are going to be outdoors, do whatever you can to be out of the most powerful rays. In an ideal world, everyone would don sun safe clothing daily, shade would be readily available, and it would be possible to always stay indoors during the sun's peak hours. Of course, that's not always possible. It's useful to keep a UV protection umbrella with you whenever possible, whether that's in your car, your purse, or stashed in your office. The UPF (or the Ultraviolet Protection Factor) will be listed on the umbrella. Choose one with a UPF of 50 or more. These travel sun umbrellas can be purchased on Amazon, or at most stores that sell outdoor equipment and sun safe clothing.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Stay indoors during the sunniest hours. Find shade. Keep an umbrella handy.

Problem: Article: It is easiest to edit a documentary that has a lot of coverage. Split footage up into folders, e.g. "b" roll, interview, etc. Watch all the footage, listing highlights, overall action in the scene, and anything else that you feel is important. Write down what happens and what you think is appropriate. This is a huge job, so don't underestimate how long it will take. Make sure to break the core into manageable chunks. This is where you capture the gust of what the interviewee says, not the entire dialog. Do this by breaking down the interview into half minute segments. Work out where these should go in the interview at the end. This will be useful when it comes to the paper edit. Editing a documentary can put a lot of strain on, especially if you are working in HD. Do an offline edit where you convert to standard definition. When you have locked off (finished) the edit, re-import HD footage. Create a two column table in word with one column for video and the other for audio. Each row is a different scene. Put all clips and interviews in order and play around until you are happy with it. You can edit after that. This is helping you create a blueprint for your edit.
Summary: Shoot a lot of footage. Segregate the footage in folders. List all the footage in a log. Index the interviews. Convert to standard definition. Paper edit.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: While cut refers more to quality and level of brilliance, the shape is one aspect of the cut. Review the possible shapes available on the market, and choose the one you like best. If buying a diamond for someone else, ask his/her opinion before selecting a shape, or bring a trusted friend/family member. Select a popular, classic shape if you have no one to ask. The most popular shapes are round brilliant, princess, and cushion cut. Consider a non-traditional shape if the receiver has a non-traditional personality. Also, note that less common shapes can be 30%, for the same karat weight and quality! Less common shapes that are still fairly popular include marquise, oval, pear, and heart. A diamond's cut determines the vast majority of its brilliance, and many consider the cut to be the most important factor when choosing a diamond. Ask the jeweler to see the Gemological Institute of America's (GIA's) diamond grading report for any diamond you consider purchasing. This report will give you a rough grade on cut: Select an "Ideal Cut" diamond for the highest level of perfection. Choose a "Very Good" or "Excellent" grade diamond for a slightly less expensive yet high-quality stone. Consider a "Good" grade if you want to balance the other C's and still stick to a budget. Never purchase a fair to poor quality diamond, especially for engagement rings and other gifts. Diamonds at these levels severely lack brilliance. The pavilion side is the lower side of a diamond, which isn't visible enough and has no impact on its sparkling style. Chevrons are of particular importance when considering the princess cut diamonds. These are the facets at the pavilion side of the diamond surrounding the main pavilion. Most princess cuts have two, three or four chevrons. The more the chevrons, the more the light gets reflected upon. There is no "right" number of chevrons, just personal preference. More chevrons lead to a more multifaceted look, whereas less has a smoother look.

SUMMARY: Pick out the right shape for you and your budget. Choose the highest quality of cut you can afford. Consider the number of chevrons.

Article: Henna ink will require a minimum of two hours to dry and stain your skin, or up to five hours for a nice dark image. Leave the henna on your skin for no less than two hours, but preferably closer to five. You can watch a movie, listen to an audio book, or hang out with a friend while you wait!
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wait a long time.