Article: Check discount airfare sites, like Skyscanner, at least once a day looking for deals to your destination or just a low price ticket anywhere. The more flexible that you can be with your destination and dates, the better options you'll get. Don't be afraid to travel budget airlines, as they'll likely offer fewer amenities but cheaper fares.  Sign up for email or text alerts on the websites and they will reach out to you when prices drop. You can also sign up for an app, such as Hopper, which will track flight prices for you.    Before you press that final “Book” button, make sure that you know exactly what you are getting, including any associated taxes or fees. For example, some websites may tack on extra administrative charges to the initial price. If you are looking for a deal, grab the first flight offered in the morning, as it will usually cost less. The same goes for Wednesday travel, as it's often much cheaper than a weekend ticket. Consider taking an “open-jaw” route, which means you'll fly into one city and leave from another.  It's also a better deal to fly on Tuesday or Saturday. Avoid Friday and Sunday travel at all costs, as they are the priciest. If you can't do an early morning flight, your next best options are the times immediately surrounding lunch or dinner. Go to your airline's website and read through their fee listings. This will tell you if they'll charge for priority boarding, checking in online, or bags of a certain weight or number. Some airlines also make you pay high prices for any food or beverages. In this case, you can save a lot of money by bringing some snacks onboard. If you've got a reliable personal car, go ahead and use it. Another option is to get a rental car; just make sure to comparison shop for rates. If you are uncertain if flying or driving will be cheaper, go online to a “gas tool” website and enter your route and car model. The site will provide you with a cost estimate. The parks service in your area might even provide suggested scenic drives on their website.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Comparison shop for airfares. Fly during odd hours and schedules. Avoid extra airline fees. Drive if you've chosen a local destination.

Problem: Article: Communicate the good news to him or her. Outline the changes in their duties and any change in salary.  “I’m so happy to be able to tell you we’re promoting you to X position. You’ll be making Y amount more per hour and have Joe and Sandra reporting to you.” “We’re doing some restructuring and I’d like to offer you a promotion. You’d be a manager with a higher salary. Do you think you’d be interested in this?” “I know you’ve been looking for a way to move up in the company. We have an opening in the shipping department that I think you’d be great for. It would pay more and be more responsibility. Are you interested in a move like that?” They will want to share the good news with those closest to them. Let them know, however, that it should be kept quiet until you begin making the public announcements. Before announcing a promotion to the entire company and the public, make sure the employee, the former supervisor, and the new supervisor are aware of the change. Keep other key staff members in the loop, including the managers and leaders who work with that employee regularly. Be sure all operational managers are aware of the change too, including human resources personnel, I.T. managers, security personnel and others who may need to know about the promotion for logistical purposes.
Summary: Call the employee into your office. Allow the employee to tell their family. Inform key staff members first.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Put the item in the category that makes the most sense to attract buyers. For example, if you are selling furniture, choose the “Home & Garden” category. If you are selling electronic equipment, choose the “Computers & Software” category.  Try to include sub-categories like “Furniture” in “Home & Garden” or “Electronics” in “Computers & Software.” This will make it easier for buyers to search for your item. You can also use the “Tell us what you are posting” option on Gumtree. You can then type in the item and the site will categorize it for you. Type in your postal code to mark your selling location so buyers can search for your item that way. Gumtree will then show your item to buyers in your local area. Your postal code will not appear in the ad. Gumtree will use your postal code to classify your ad based on location. Include the type of item you are selling, the material it is made of, and the condition of the item. Note the measurements or dimensions of the item and include a reason why you are selling it.  For example, you may have a description like, “Beautiful walnut dining chair with blue upholstered seat. In good condition with no marks or scratches. It is 34” (84 cm) long x 20” (50 cm) wide. Changed decor so no space for it.” Be honest in your description and do not oversell the item. Be upfront if there is damage or an issue with the item so the buyer knows what they are getting. Take photos of the item on a good camera. Make sure the photos are clear and focused, not blurry. Choose an area with good light, such as a brightly lit room or outside in your driveway. Having good pictures will encourage buyers to contact you about your item.  Include pictures of the item from several angles. Take a wide shot of the item as well as a close-up shot. If the item has a unique design on the bottom or side, take a photo of this detail and include it in your ad. Put at least one to two good photos of the item on the ad. The more good photos you have of the item on your ad, the better your chances of selling it. Note if you are firm on the price by writing “FIRM” next to the price or by writing, “No negotiating.” You can also note if you are willing to negotiate the price by putting down “OBO,” which stands for “Or Best Offer.” Use a short, descriptive title to attract buyers. Make it clear what type of item you are selling in the title. You can also include a note like “Great Deal” or “Rare” or “Antique” if they apply to the item. For example, you may use a title like, “Dining Room Chair, Antique” or “Record Player in Good Condition.” Once you are done with your ad, post it on Gumtree. It is free to post ads on Gumtree. You can then respond directly to buyers who contact you by logging onto your Gumtree account. If you are using the Gumtree App on your phone, you can chat with potential buyers through the App.

SUMMARY: Select the category for the item. Note your selling location. Describe the item in detail. Use good pictures of the item. Include the price. Title the ad. Post the ad.

Pour 3 cups (710 ml) of whole milk into a medium pot and place it on the stove. Heat the milk on medium-high for about 5 minutes or until it comes to a simmer. Take it off the heat as soon as bubbles form on the surface, and allow it to cool.You can substitute heavy cream or a combination of whole milk and heavy cream if you prefer. Once the ice cream base is fully mixed, cover the bowl with a piece of plastic wrap and leave it over the ice bath for 20-30 minutes. Alternatively, place it in the refrigerator, and chill it for 3 hours or overnight.
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Simmer the milk. Chill the mixture for a half hour.