Add 2 cups (470 ml) of water and cup (9 g) of soap flakes to a medium sauce pan. Use a spoon to stir the ingredients together so the soap is mixed throughout the water. Soap flakes are usually sold in the laundry aisle at grocery stores. You can substitute soap shavings for store-bought flakes if you prefer. Place the saucepan with the water and soap on the stove. Allow the mixture to slowly heat on medium until the soap melts completely, which should take approximately 10 to 15 minutes. When all of the soap has melted, remove the pan from the stove and allow the mixture to cool for 5 to 10 minutes. Do not allow the mixture to come to a boil on the stove. If it starts to boil, reduce the heat. Stirring the mixture as it heats can help the soap melt more quickly. Once the soap and water mixture has cooled for several minutes, add 1 to 2 tablespoons (15 to 30 ml) of distilled white vinegar to the pan. Stir well to ensure that the vinegar is fully incorporated. You can substitute fresh lemon juice for the vinegar if you prefer. Both will help cut grease when you're washing dishes. The amount of vinegar you should add to the soap depends on how thick the mixture is. If it is extremely thick, add approximately 2 tablespoons (30 ml) to help loosen it up. If the soap mixture is already liquidy, just add approximately 1 tablespoon (15 ml). Allow the soap to sit in the pot until it is completely cooled, which may take 15 to 20 minutes. Next, pour the soap into a soap dispenser or pump bottle, and place beside your kitchen sink. It's often easier to transfer the soap from the pan to the dispenser with a funnel.
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One-sentence summary -- Mix the water and soap flakes. Heat the mixture until the soap melts. Mix in the vinegar. Cool the mixture completely before transferring to a soap dispenser.

Q: You can use the net send command to send messages to other computers on your network. The command is used through the Command Prompt. You can open the Command Prompt from the Start menu or by pressing Win+R and typing "cmd". If you are using Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, or 10, see the next section. The net send command was discontinued starting with Windows Vista, and replaced with a similar msg command. Type net send and press space. You'll be adding information to the end of the command to specify where the message goes and what it says. There are several different ways you can address the message to someone specific or to an entire group: net send name - You can enter a username or computer name on your network to send the message to someone specific. If there is a space in the name, surround the name in quotes (e.g. net send "John Doe"). net send * - This will send the message to all of the users on your current domain or workgroup. net send /domain:name - This will send the message to everyone in the specified domain or workgroup. net send /users - This will send the message to all of the users currently connected to the server. Type out the message that you want to send after you've specified the recipient(s). Your message can be up to 128 characters. For example - net send "John Doe" Let's meet up in 10 minutes. Once you're finished typing the message, press Enter to send it. The recipient will receive the message in a Windows dialog box, as long as they are logged in and connected to the network.
A: Open the Command Prompt. Start the command. Define who you are sending the message to. Add the message. Send the message.

Article: When contacting Jeremy Clarkson for an event, make sure to include all the important details. Clarkson and his team get many messages each day about speaking events. Messages that leave out details may be ignored. Include the date and location of the event. Double-check to make sure these details are accurate. If you usually pay speakers, include information about pay rates for your company or organization. You should also include information about where Clarkson will stay for the event. For example, maybe your company usually puts speakers up in a specific hotel. Add some details about your event. Clarkson and his team will want to know a little about your organization and its mission. You should also include a link to your company website so Clarkson can learn more about your organization if he's interested. You're more likely to hear back from Clarkson if you have enthusiasm in your messages. If you're trying to book Clarkson for a charity event, enthusiasm about your cause is particularly important. Remember, Clarkson gets many requests each day. You have to sell your company if you want Clarkson to agree to speak. Include an interesting opening line. For example, if you're booking Clarkson for a charity event, you can start with a fact or a quote relevant to your cause. Something like, "Did you know over 20% of Chicago elementary school students are illiterate?" Convey why your speaking event is important. What does Clarkson have to gain by coming to your company or organization? Talk about your culture. Is it particularly welcoming? Are your employees a lot of fun? However, try to keep it brief. Try to condense enthusiasm to a short paragraph. Clarkson and his officials get a lot of requests each day and may not read an e-mail if it's too long. Social media is usually not meant for professional contact. If you want to mention to Clarkson that you loved his appearance on a talk show last night, this would be appropriate to post on Twitter. However, if you want to ask Clarkson to appear at your charity event, contact him through a professional organization like Speakers Corner. Clarkson is very busy. If you want to book him for an event, it may take awhile to hear back. You should aim to book Clarkson months before the event if you expect him to attend. On social media, it may be unlikely that you hear back. Clarkson may not respond to all Tweets and LinkedIn messages as he simply does not have the time.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Include all the key details about an event. Have enthusiasm. Use social media for less important messages. Expect it will take awhile to hear back.

Problem: Article: You don't want to telegraph your pitch until the exact moment you release the baseball. Tipping the hitter off early could ruin the surprise of the pitch. The cutter is a fastball, after all. You want a simple up-and-down motion with your hand, not delivering any spin with your wrist. Make sure your arm-speed is similar to your fastball arm-speed. Extend your arm fully as you deliver the pitch. This will cause the ball to move away from a right handed batter and in on a left handed batter.
Summary: Hide the cut grip in your glove going into the windup. Think "fastball" all the way. Follow through, and snap your wrist down while applying slight pressure with your middle finger for slight spin.

Article: This will be your transport copter's main body. It has to be huge because it needs to accommodate big objects like crates and trucks. The smaller triangle at one end will be the helicopter's nose. The bigger triangle at one end would be the compartment gate. for the rotor bases, add two rectangles at the top of the rectangle on each opposite side. The rear rectangle should be bigger than the one in front. Add two small circles at the lower base of the rectangle. These will be your copter's wheels. One should be at the bottom part of the compartment and the other near the middle of the copter's body. Add two downward curves at the top of the rotor bases you made earlier. Add straight lines on top of the rotor bases. Depending on the angle of the view, you might need to add 2-3 lines per rotor base. Put in mind the overlapping lines and parts that should be hidden. The line art might not look perfect and crisp but it should look neat when the pencil is erased. You can add details like light bulbs, small windows and doors. You can also add screws and metal sheets for added rugged effect. Helicopters could go from boring gray or white to camouflage or even in bright colors. You may also want to add symbols or insignia to make your helicopters look more real.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Draw a long rectangle. Add two triangles at each end. Add two rotor bases. Add circles and curved lines on the rectangles. Add the rotors. Using a pen, draw on top of your sketch. Erase the pencil sketch and add details. Color your helicopter.