In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Living together may be the first time you have to talk about finances as a couple. Talk about whether rent and utilities will be split or if one person will pay more. Discuss any debts or other personal expenses and how they will be handled. When it comes to groceries and household items, decide who will pay what. For example, decide how you will address paying for shared items such as groceries or household items. Once you decide to live together, you'll need to find to find a way to divide housework. Have a discussion about expectations. Don't assume you're on the same page with cleanliness or who's expected to do chores. Write a list of typical chores that both of you want to be done and find a way to split responsibilities or come to an arrangement you both feel good about. Write a chore board so that each of you know exactly what to do by what day. Figure out the small details about living together. For example, decide if both of you go food shopping or you will alternate each week. When it comes to cooking, decide how meals will be prepared and who will clean up after them. While these are small tasks, they can add up. Making plans and decisions ahead of time can prevent disagreements and fights. Make your home feel like it belongs to each of you. This is especially important if one partner is moving into the other partner's place. Find some decorations that you both enjoy and be willing to move furniture or make some changes, big or small. Both people should feel represented in your home together. One way to make your space feel special is to create a painting or piece of art together for your home. Hang it up and be proud of the art you made as a couple. While in the past you've had time to work through conflicts on your own, you now live together and may need to resolve problems differently. Some people tend to avoid conflicts while others erupt or get very emotionally invested. Ask your partner to tell you about how they handle conflicts, then share your own experience. Once you do hit conflicts, you'll know what to expect and how to navigate each other's conflict style. Agree to address issues as soon as they come up rather than waiting. Small annoyances can lead to larger problems in the future. Try to keep an ongoing open dialogue about annoyances that come up and encourage your partner to do the same.
Summary: Talk about money and bills. Create a plan for housework. Work out small details of daily living. Create a shared space. Talk about how you handle disagreements.

Place the sifter over the large mixing bowl. Next, pour in the rice flour and shake the sifter gently. Once all of the flour has fallen into the mixing bowl, add the urad dal flour to the sifter. Gently shake the sifter and allow the urad dal flour to fall into the mixing bowl. Use a whisk to mix the two flours together. Discard any lumps left in sifter. First, add the cumin seeds and salt and shredded coconut to the mixing bowl. Whisk the mixture until it's combined. Next, add the room temperature butter. Use your fingers or a pastry cutter to press the butter into the flour. This will absorb the butter into the flour and create small pearls of dough. Slowly add a few drops of water into the mixture. Use your hands or a spoon to mix everything together. Continue adding water and mixing until a soft, pliable dough is formed. You will be done mixing when the dough comes together and no flour is left in the bowl. The surface of the dough ball should be free of cracks, but not sticky. Cover the dough with a damp towel until you're ready to form the murukku. If the dough seems dry and crumbly, add a few more drops of water. If the dough becomes sticky, knead in a sprinkle of rice flour.
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One-sentence summary -- Mix the flours together. Add the butter, cumin seeds, and salt and coconut. Add a few drops of water. Roll the dough into a ball.

Problem: Article: A good diet is the foundation for a fit body. If you want to look like a cheerleader, work on eating a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables. Fruits and vegetables should be the staple of your diet. When possible, go for fresh fruits and veggies over canned or frozen varieties. You should also get in low-fat dairy products, lean meats like chicken or fish, beans, eggs, and nuts. You do not have to give up your favorite foods to eat healthy. An occasional treat or indulgence is fine, as long as it does not come at the expense of a diet that's healthy overall. If you want to go out for ice cream with friends now and then, feel free to do so. Just make sure that most of your daily calories come from fresh, healthy food. Protein is particularly important for those training for a cheerleader body. You need protein for aerobics and weight training. Make sure you get some lean meats every day, like fish and chicken. You should also strive for complex, protein-rich carbohydrates, like beans, quinoa, brown rice, and whole wheat bread. Cheerleaders usually have lean figures. You should make time for four one-hour aerobics sessions each week. Aerobic activities tend to burn the most calories. Aerobic activities include things like: Biking Running Jogging Swimming Many sports where you run around, such as soccer, tennis, and rugby Weight training is also important if you want to look like a cheerleader. Cheerleaders engage in a lot of physical activity during their routines, so their bodies are often very toned. Incorporate some weight training into your weekly fitness regimen. Most people see significant improvement with just one or two 30 minute weight training sessions a week. Make sure to space these sessions out, however. You should not engage in activities like weight lifting more than one day in a row. Start slow when lifting weights. As a beginner, you may only be able to lift a few pounds. That's okay. It's better to start slow than risk straining yourself. You should also warm up before you begin. Take a brisk 30 minute walk before you start training. You don't necessarily need to lift weights to weight train. Activities like push-ups, sit-ups, and Pilates allow you to use your body as a weight. If you're going to make any significant changes to your lifestyle, you should talk to a doctor first. Exercise and a balanced diet are important for your health. However, you want to make sure your dietary needs are met and that you're not overdoing exercise. Make an appointment with a doctor to talk about your diet and fitness goals.
Summary:
Eat the right diet. Do four one hour aerobic sessions a week. Work on weight training. Talk to your doctor before making major lifestyle changes.