Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make a bucket list. Categorize the list. Try to do one thing on your list every month.

Answer: A bucket list has become a popular way to put on paper all the exciting, challenging, or fun things that you hope to do before you die (or "kick the bucket," hence the name). Creating such a list, and then actually doing the things on your list, can add variety to your life. Your list should contain at least a hundred things, so get to writing! Also don't be afraid to add new things to the bottom of the list as you think of them over the next few weeks, months, and years. Be sure to list both big and small things-- not just expensive or dangerous things like visiting Russia or skydiving, but also those littler things you always wanted to try but just haven't yet-- like trying that little restaurant downtown, singing in the rain, or getting a facial or pedicure. Remember to set some goals that will be hard, and others that are easily attainable; otherwise you might get discouraged. Be sure your list includes things that are free or cheap as well as things that cost money. If you're at a loss, search the internet for ideas-- there are thousands of things you could include! Include places to visit, things to see, experiences to have, achievements you like to make, people you'd like to meet, things you'd like to experience with a friend or loved one, skills you'd like to learn, goals you'd like to meet (such as health, financial, or personal), things you'd like to say (perhaps to specific people) and people you'd like to thank. First create categories that make sense for the things on your list, then put everything on the list into a group. Make categories for expensive things, relatively affordable things, affordable things, and cheap or free things (depending on your budget, these will vary; but one idea is a column for things that are $1000 or more, things that are $500-$1000, things that are $100-$500, and things that are less than $100). Make categories for things that can be done spontaneously (like trying a new restaurant in town) versus things that require advance planning (like a trip to Greece). If you're feeling very ambitious and/or you have the time and resources, you can up it to every week. By adding in a totally new experience every month, you automatically keep life from being too overly repetitive. This is why it's so important to be sure there are items of all types (expensive, cheap, free, difficult, easy) on your list-- but avoid the temptation to just do the easy items first! Challenge yourself and mix things up.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use your frozen pesto within 2 months of making it. Drizzle olive oil over your frozen pesto every few days to keep it green. Defrost your pesto in cold water if you're in a hurry. Let your pesto defrost in the fridge overnight if you're not in a rush.

Answer: After 2 months, discard any leftover pesto in your freezer. Always check your frozen pesto before using it. If you notice discoloration or a bad odor, it's probably gone bad. Pull the freezer bag filled with pesto out of the freezer and open it. Pour the olive oil directly into the bag so it covers the surface of the frozen pesto. Reseal the bag and put it back in the freezer. Put the piece of pesto you want to defrost in a sealable plastic bag. Place the bag in a bowl of cold water and leave it there until the pesto defrosts. Grab some of your frozen pesto from the freezer and place it in a sealable plastic bag. Place the bag in the refrigerator before you go to bed. It should be all defrosted when you wake up in the morning.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Watch a movie. Watch a movie in a different language. Make your own movie.

Answer: There are many ways to stream movies on demand nowadays, and it's pretty inexpensive: try Netflix, Hulu or Amazon Media. If you don't have the internet, make a trip to a Redbox or rewatch a movie you've already seen. If you've got a long night alone, watch more than one movie. Make some popcorn or other snacks for extra fun. Movie night isn't the same without some popcorn and movie theater candy, so make a trip to the grocery store for some inexpensive snacks. Watch a classic. If you've got a list of movies you've been meaning to watch, check a couple off of your list. Watch an old Marilyn Monroe movie, or watch back to back John Wayne westerns. Watch a series. Watching all three original Star Wars movies or all three Lord of the Rings films might take a while, but you'll be able to fully immerse yourself in the story. Check out other series like Star Trek, The Hunger Games, or Indiana Jones. If you understand another language, it can be fun to watch a foreign film without subtitles. If you don't understand any other languages, make up your own comical dialog for the film. Try the foreign film sections of your local film rental shop or Netflix to find an interesting foreign movie. Using a video camera, a Webcam, or even your phone, make your own movie. Write a simple script and then ad lib your lines to make a comedy, a drama, or a horror film. At the end of the night, make popcorn and hold a "screening" of your film.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Change your DV camera settings to DV pass-through. Connect your analog device to your DV camera using a composite video cable or an S-Video connection. Capture the analog audio to your computer.

Answer:
Select the DV pass-through setting on your camera to enable the analog to digital conversion feature. The DV camera will now convert the analog video tape from the connected device into a digital video, and may be imported to your computer using the Windows Movie Maker record feature. Set your DV camera to VCR/VST mode. Click Import Video in the Autoplay dialog box. Type a name in the Name field. Choose a format for your video file. You have the option of choosing the default format or you may select a higher quality format from the menu, such as DVD or wide-screen quality. The higher quality format you choose, the larger the resulting file size will be. Choose a location on your hard drive to store your audio/video file. Click on "Import the entire videotape to my computer," and click next. The converted digital file is now imported to the specified location.