Article: Run each potato under cool water and use your hands or a soft sponge to scrub it clean of dirt. Using a sharp knife or vegetable peeler, remove any blemishes or green spots. Dry potato skins absorb oil, butter and seasonings better, making the potatoes more flavorful. Before wrapping your potatoes in foil, use a fork to poke a few holes across the skin. This allows the heat to vent from the potatoes for even cooking. Tear off sheets of foil for all the potatoes you plan to cook and wrap them tightly in the foil. Be sure the potatoes are covered completely. You can roll them in the foil and pinch the sides closed or fold the foil over them and fold the sides. Turn on your grill and adjust the heat to high. Spread your foil wrapped potatoes out over the grill. Place them close together and on the hottest part of the grill. If you are cooking many potatoes, you can pile them in even thickness over the hottest part of the grill. This way, once the bottom row begins to char, it will be time to flip them. Close the grill lid and let the potatoes cook for 40 minutes. If cooking multiple rows of potatoes, flip half way through cooking time. When you first try this method, you might want to use slightly shorter cooking times and check the potatoes (unfold the foil with tongs; the steam will be hot enough to burn). If they are not fully cooked, rewrap them and grill for a few more minutes. If they're too charred but not done in the middle, put them back on, away from the hottest part of the grill, and cover the grill. The amount of heat and the size of the potatoes determine their cooking time. Generally, when grilled with the lid down, whole foil wrapped potatoes take 30 to 45 minutes to cook through. In the last 5 to 10 minutes of cooking, you can remove the potatoes from the foil and return them to the grill, unwrapped. This will brown the skins.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wash the potatoes. Prepare each potato. Pat the potatoes dry. Poke holes in the potatoes. Wrap your potato in aluminum foil. Place your potatoes on the grill. Cover and cook.
Article: Ask your doctor to identify your particular kind. It is important to know which particular type you have had, so you can work on specific ways to prevent it from recurring. Ensure your doctor checks your parathyroid to rule it out as a factor in the formation of kidney stones. Calcium stones are caused by unused calcium not flushed out in urine and is collected in the kidneys. They then combine with other waste material to form stones. The most typical and overall most common kind of calcium stone is calcium oxalate. Calcium phosphate stones are not as common, but they are more problematic because they tend to be both larger and harder, making them more difficult to treat. Struvite stones can form after a urinary infection. They are made of magnesium and ammonia. Uric acid stones are caused by having too much acid in the body. Cutting back on meat in your diet will help stop the formation of uric acid stones. Symptoms are often associated with gout, and are treated with similar remedies for gout. The formation of cystine stones is not common and tends to runs in families. Cystine is an amino acid, and certain people inherit large amounts of it. Because you have had a kidney stone in the past, you are at a higher risk for recurrence. See if there are risk factors you may not be aware of. Download the following app to assess your risk (http://www.qxmd.com/calculate-online/nephrology/recurrence-of-kidney-stone-roks). You should talk to you doctor more about your risk factors. Your doctor can help you develop a plan to reduce your risk of more kidney stones, depending on the type of kidney stone you passed and your age, gender, and family medical history. Most will include dietary changes, an increase in intake of liquid, and in very specific cases, medication or even surgery.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Determine which kind of kidney stone you have had. Determine your future risk. Consult your doctor.
Article: You don't need to tear through several newspapers per day, but having a basic understanding of what's going on in the world will give you a reputation of being smart and knowledgeable, both of which are attractive qualities. This process can be as simple as going on Google News and reading two or three of the biggest stories each day. You don't have to sound like a know-it-all to bring up something interesting and relevant. People will think it's cool that you have time to think about the world -- not just yourself. If you have no idea what's going on in the world, you'll look clueless -- and that's just not cool. Whether you join a club at school or take a screenwriting class in your community, doing something that you love will not only make you more interesting, but it can help you make new friends. Don't be shy about pursuing your interests, even if some of the things you love may not be traditionally considered to be "cool." If you join a club, you can eventually have a leadership position in the organization, which is very cool. The more you can do, the cooler you'll be. Learn how to fix a car, build a table, finish a deck, or even to cook the perfect steak. If you have a skill, you'll not only be useful to others, but people will think it's cool that you took the initiative to do something. Once you've mastered a skill, you can even teach it to someone else. Now that's cool. Though certain interests, like team sports, can be developed better in groups, part of being cool is being able to spend time learning things on your own. Anyone who is comfortable spending time by himself and who even likes spending time by himself is much cooler than a person who is so socially eager that he's desperate to always be hanging out with people. Spend time learning to play the guitar, picking up a new language, or just writing down your thoughts in a journal. This will help you figure out who you are and you'll become cooler in the process. If you're always around, people will take you for granted. But if you're sometimes busy because you're catching up on some alone time, then people will appreciate you more when you're around.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Keep up on current events. Pursue your interests. Pick up a skill. Develop your interests by yourself.