In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can make cookies and crunchy snacks for your horse without turning on the oven. One good recipe is for peppermint cookies. For five of these you will need a cup of rolled oats, a quarter cup of water, 1-2 tbsp. of molasses, and five peppermints. Start by mixing up the oats and the water. Stir it up together until the oats are all damp. Next, you should add the molasses gradually, stirring as you go, until the mixture is nice and sticky. Roll the mixture up into balls, and then press one peppermint onto each cookie. Put the cookies in the fridge and wait for them to harden before treating your horse. For this treat, you just need an apple, a banana, and a handful of ice cubes. Start by peeling and then slicing up the banana. Put the banana pieces into a blender with some ice cubes and blend it until the mixture becomes creamy. Next, cut off the top of the apple and carefully scoop out the middle. Spoon the creamy banana mixture into the hollowed-out apple. Then pour out any remaining banana mixture onto the sides of the apples. Another fruity treat just requires a few carrots and bunch of grapes. Start by slicing the carrots into slim sticks. Then push one carrot stick into each grape so the grape stays on the end of the carrot stick, a bit like a popsicle. Then put the grapes in ice cube trays, so the carrots are sticking up, and put them in your freezer. Leave them in the freezer for a couple of hours so they go cold, but do not completely freeze. Then you have a nice cool fruity treat to give your horse on a hot day. Make sure the grapes are seedless, or you have removed all the seeds. You can mix up a nice salad as a healthy and delicious treat for your horse. For this variety you will need to start by gathering five chopped dandy lion plants (when they are in bloom, and excluding any roots). Combine this with two handfuls of chopped young bunch grass, or thick blade grass, and two handfuls of young wheat grass. Add four cups of young pink clover (when in bloom), and a handful of chopped parsley. The final ingredient is two washed and chopped up spinach plants. Mix everything together well, and you will have a very healthy and delicious salad for your horse. For a slightly sweeter treat, you can mix up a delicious fruit salad. For this salad you will need two pears, an apple, four carrots, a quarter of a watermelon, and a plum. Cut all these ingredients up into small pieces and mix them together. Add a spoonful of cod liver oil, and mix it in well. This will make a big salad that you can share with more than one horse. You can add extra vitamins and minerals to the salad if necessary.
Summary: Try some "no-bake" cookies. Prepare a banana-glazed apple. Make some frozen grape pops. Try a healthy grass salad. Prepare a fruity salad.

If you'd prefer to create your business card yourself, you can use the Table tool to make it easier. Select "Narrow" to make the margins a little smaller than the default setting. This will allow you to fit the business cards on the page. A grid will appear beneath the Table button. Use the grid to insert a table that is two cells wide and five cells high. This will open the Table Properties window. The selection crosshair appear in the upper-left corner of the table when you hover over it. This will make it easier to make the cards even. Enter 2" and change the drop-down menu to "Exactly". Enter 3.5" and change the drop-down menu to your preferred measurement such as "Inches". You should now have a table on your page that is separated into ten identical business card-sized cells. If the table doesn't fit, you may have to extend your bottom margin by a tenth of an inch. Choose "Fixed column width". This will prevent the table from changing shape as you add information to the first cell. You can use all of your regular Word formatting tools while typing in the cell. You can insert text boxes and images, change fonts, add color, or perform any other formatting that you'd like. Before copying the information into each of the other cells, take the time to review it now for any errors or typos. If you proofread later, you'll have to change each cell instead of just changing the first before copying it. You can quickly do this by moving your cursor to the bottom-left corner of the cell until it turns into a diagonal arrow. Click and the cell's contents will be selected. Copy the contents of the cell to the clipboard. You can click "Paste" in the Home tab, or you can press Ctrl+V. Your copied information will appear in the cell in the right locations. Repeat this for each of the cells on the page. Click the "Borders and Shading" button and select "None" for the border. This will ensure that parts of the cell borders don't appear when the cards are cut. You'll want a nice card stock paper to print your new business cards on. Make sure that your printer supports the type of paper that you get. You can also send your completed file off to a printer to have the cards professionally printed. Avoid using scissors or other cutting tools that require you to maintain a straight line. Use professional paper cutting tools to make sure your cuts are even and properly measured. The standard US business card size is 3.5" x 2".
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One-sentence summary -- Create a new blank document. Click the "Page Layout" tab and click the "Margins" button. Click the "Insert" tab and then click the "Table" button. Create a 2 x 5 table. Right-click on the table's selection crosshair and select "Table Properties". Set the alignment of the table to Center. Click the "Row" tab and check the "Specify height" box. Click the "Column" tab and check the "Specify width" box. Examine your table. Right-click the crosshair again and select AutoFit. Add your information to the first cell. Proofread the card. Select the entire first cell when you're satisfied. Place your cursor in the next cell and paste the copied information. Right-click the crosshair again and select "Table Properties". Find good paper for the cards. Use a precision cutting tool.

Problem: Article: You will need a file cabinet or hanger, as well as 43 files. This will allow you to create a file for each month, along with 31 files for each day in the month. There are a variety of ways you can create tickler files, but this is generally the most accepted and easiest to keep track of. You will need to label 12 of the folders with each of the months. Then label the remaining folders numerically, 1 through 31. Place the folders into the year's current month, starting with today's date. For example, if the date is June 15th, place folders 15-31 in the June folder, and 1-14 in the July folder. Note: June only has 30 days, but keep the "31" folder at the end of the month so that you can easily move it to the next without getting things out of order. Now that the folders are organized, it's time to start filling them. Place anything you need to remember in the appropriate folder. You can put in sticky notes with reminders, bills, letters, or anything else that needs your attention that day. Place all of your future information in the appropriate monthly folders. When you reach that moth, you can then sort the items into the appropriate daily folders. If your to-do item is going to take several days, be sure to file it on the day it starts and not the day it's due! Your tickler file will only be useful if it is easily accessible. It should be within arm's reach of your primary work area. This will allow you to access the file without having to get up, which would be detrimental to its continued use. At the start of each day, remove the items from the day's folder and place them on your desk to take care of that day. As you finish each item, file it away in permanent storage or discard it. Move the daily folder to the end of the list in the next month of the tickler file.
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Gather your materials. Label your folders. Organize the folders. Fill your folders. Place your folder nearby. Use your folder.