Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Click on the "Start" button of your Windows 7 or Windows Vista computer. Select "Control Panel. Click on "System and Maintenance," and select "Backup and Restore. Click on "Create a system repair disc" in the left pane of the Backup and Restore window. Insert a blank CD into the disk drive of your computer. Select the name of the drive you're using from the dropdown menu next to "Drive. Click on "Create disc. Click on "Close" after Windows informs you that the boot disk has been created.

Answer: " " " " Windows will then begin to write the files needed to repair the system onto the disk you inserted. You will now have the ability to use the boot disk at any time you're having difficulty booting up your Windows 7 or Windows Vista computer.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use fresh eggs. Boil water in a large saucepan. Break open the eggs. Whisk in a little liquid. Place the bowl inside the saucepan. Whisk constantly for until the temperature of the water drops. Use the eggs immediately.

Answer: The eggs should be as fresh as possible and free of cracks. Make sure that the eggs are also clean. The use of room temperature eggs is not quite as important with this method since the egg white and/or yolk will be exposed to the heat more directly, but room temperature eggs are still slightly preferable with this method than cold eggs. Fill a large saucepan one-third to one-half full with water and set it on your stove over high heat. Allow it to reach a steady simmer and a steady steam before turning off the heat. Continue on with the following step as you wait for the water to heat up. You will also need a second stainless steel bowl that fits comfortably inside this large saucepan of water. The sides of your bowl need to be tall enough to prevent water from the outer pan from splashing inside. Do not place this bowl inside the water just yet, however. Crack your eggs and let the yolk and/or white fall directly into your second stainless steel bowl. With this method, you can pasteurize both the egg white and egg yolk at the same time. If you only need the yolk or the white, though, you can separate the eggs before dropping the portion you need into the bowl. Discard the unneeded portion by dumping it down the drain of your kitchen sink. Combine the raw egg with a little liquid, using 30 ml (2 Tbsp) of liquid for each complete egg, egg white, or egg yolk. Whisk the ingredients together thoroughly until the egg starts to look foamy. You can use any liquid called for within the recipe, including water, lemon juice, milk, or flavorings. Make sure that you do not add both lemon juice and milk at the same time, though, since the lemon juice (or any acidic liquid, for that matter) will cause the milk to curdle. Curdled milk can ruin the eggs by making them lumpy. Once the water is simmering and the heat has been turned off, place the bottom of the bowl inside your saucepan of water, holding it down using pliers or tongs if necessary. This method uses a double boiler technique to heat and pasteurize the eggs indirectly. You could technically heat the eggs directly by skipping the extra saucepan of water, but doing so increases the risk of accidentally cooking the eggs instead of pasteurizing them. If you do heat the eggs directly, though, make sure that you use the lowest heat setting possible on your stove. As soon as you place the bowl of eggs in the hot water, you need to begin whisking the eggs with a fork or wire whisk. Continue whisking for two to three minutes, or until the water drops down to a lukewarm temperature. The constant movement distributes the heat evenly throughout the egg mixture, thereby preventing the egg from cooking in any particular spot or from remaining partially unpasteurized. Let the eggs cool for three minutes or so, then use them as called for in your recipe. You should not attempt to refrigerate or freeze these eggs.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Tell an adult. Avoid the boys. Walk in a crowd. Try to ignore it.

Answer:
If the mistreatment doesn't stop once you've stood up to the boys, you might have to involve an adult. Don't feel guiltyyou gave them fair warning about what you would do. Pull aside an adult and explain the situation. Remember to also tell the adult that you've already politely asked the boys to stop. If the person you tell doesn't do anything, tell someone else. You can always try a parent, another relative, a teacher, a coach, or a community leader. In the future, try to limit the contact you have with the boys that keep mistreating you. If they keep a certain schedule or routine, try to work around it so that you don't have to be near them. For example, if the boys usually hang out in the courtyard between classes, you might start hanging out in the gym or using an empty classroom. Bullies are less likely to mess with you if you're in a group. Start walking through your neighborhood or school with your siblings or friends. That way, if the boys attempt to mistreat you, you will have support. If they see you with other people, bullies will likely back off. Plus, if others witness the mistreatment, they can back up your claims to an adult. If the boys continue to mistreat you, you could try ignoring them. Sometimes, when you don't give people the reaction they hope for, they lose interest and move on. Give it a try. The next time you see the boys, look the other way. If they try to interact with you or say anything, just keep walking.