Write an article based on this "Serve farro in antipasto. Prepare farro with pasta. Add beans and cheese. Sweeten the farro. Toss with sauteed mushrooms."
article: Cook the farro and other ingredients separately before tossing them together and serving. Toss the cooked farro with 1/4 cup (60 ml) minced red onion, 1/4 cup (60 ml) diced tomatoes, 2 Tbsp (30 ml) extra virgin olive oil and wine vinegar to taste. Let stand for 30 minutes to 1 hour as the flavors lend. Fold in fresh parsley and fresh basil before serving. If desired, you could also add diced peppers, black olives, steamed greens, or cold poached seafood. Cook the two separately and toss together just before serving. Small pasta, like orzo, tends to work best, but any type of pasta can be used. You can serve the dish warm or cold. Tomato-based sauces complement the flavor especially well. There are a number of dishes you can prepare with farro, beans, and cheese. Make a type of risotto by sauteing diced onion, diced sweet peppers, minced garlic, and pinto beans. Add cooked farro and pour 2 cups (500 ml) of vegetable or chicken broth into the mixture, 1/2 cup (125 ml) at a time. Cook off each addition and served with Parmesan or Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese. Add 2 cups (500 ml) of drained, rinsed pinto beans to cooked farro or to farro antipasto. You can also add a small amount of Parmesan cheese or toasted walnuts to the mix. Toss room-temperature cooked farro with ricotta cheese and honey to taste. If desired, sprinkle with cinnamon as a garnish. Portobello and wild mushrooms can be tossed with warm cooked farro. Pour a little olive oil into a skillet. Brown thick Portobello mushrooms or wild mushrooms with diced onion. Deglaze the pan with a splash of white wine. Toss with warm farro.

Write an article based on this "Identify faulty parts. Locate replacement parts. Replace parts inside the stem bonnet first. Replace the seat washer. Replace the bonnet washer. Replace the packing nut. Replace the packing washer. Replace the bonnet. Replace the collar, faucet trim, faucet handle, faucet screw and faucet insert. Turn the water back on and test your repair job."
article: Look at the parts you have just removed. You must find the part to replace. The best way to ensure you will fix the leak is to fix all the wearable parts on both hot and cold faucet valves. Take your old parts to a hardware store or home center. Since there are thousands of replacement parts available, bringing your old parts with you will ensure you purchase the correct replacements. In some cases, the parts may need to be purchased from a plumbing supplies distributor. You can replace the washers or the entire stem and bonnet portion of the faucet. Grease each new part with plumber's grease before screwing it back on. Unscrew the seat washer screw at the back of the seat. Peel off the rubber seat washer. Replace the seat washer screw and the seat washer after greasing them. Screw the seat back into place with the seat wrench. Tighten it with your hand. It should be tightly sealed but easy to remove by hand. Remove the bonnet washer from the end of the bonnet. Grease it and replace it on the bonnet. Remove the packing nut in the middle of the stem bonnet. Pry the rubber-packing washer from the nut with a flat-headed screwdriver. Grease the stem threads on the front of the stem and insert it into the bonnet. Grease your new packing washer and place it in front of the greased packing nut. Apply some pipe joint compound to the threads in your bonnet. Insert the bonnet and tighten it with your bath socket wrench or vice grip. Repeat on the other side to replace parts in the opposite handle. If you spring a new leak, you may want to call a plumber.

Write an article based on this "Section your hair. Twist each section. Use a dread wax. Maintain the new dreads."
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Divide your hair into even sections. Section your hair according to the size you'd like the lock to be. Begin to section your hair into squares. One to two inches (2 to 5 cm) for each square is usually a good size. If you wish, you can secure each section with a rubber band when you are finished sectioning. However, this is not necessary and can be more time consuming. Using a comb, begin to twist each section clockwise. Snag and twist the hairs once you reach the end of the section. Continue this process until you have twisted every section of your hair. Wax each section to hold the twists. You can do this when you are completely finished twisting, but it is better to do it as you finish each section. Use a thicker wax that does not contain petroleum to begin with. You can use rubber bands at the roots and ends for the first couple of weeks. Thicker wax is best to begin with because it holds the shape of the locks better than a thinner wax. Twist your hair into shape regularly to help the locks form and keep the shape. You can use a thinner wax once the dreadlocks begin to mature. A thinner wax is used more for fragrance and shine than holding the locks into place.