In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To keep the cookies from sticking to the pan, you should place a piece of parchment paper or a silicone baking mat on it. Set the pan aside for the moment. If you prefer, you can grease the baking sheet with non-stick cooking spray. The cookie dough will slightly sticky, so it’s important to prepare your work surface. Sprinkle some flour over your countertop or cutting board to lightly cut it so the dough won’t stick as you roll it out. Place your dough on your floured work surface, and use a rolling pin to smooth and flatten the dough. Aim to roll it out to a ¼- to ½-inch (6- to 12-mm) thickness.  If you don’t have a rolling pin, you can use any heavy, cylindrical item you have, such as a wine bottle or thermos. If you find that the dough is sticking to the rolling pin, you can dust it with flour or place a piece of parchment paper between the dough and rolling pin. Once the dough is rolled out, use cookie cutters to cut it into the shapes of your choice. Gather up the dough scraps as you go, and roll them out so you can continue to cut out cookies.  If the dough is sticking to the cookie cutters, dust them with flour. If the dough seems to be getting too warm, stick it back in the fridge for about 5 minutes to firm up. Arrange them on parchment paper or baking mat so there’s at least an inch (2.5-cm) between them. If you’d like, you can add colored sprinkles or sugar to decorate the cookies once they’re on the baking sheet. When the cookies are on the baking sheet, place them in the refrigerator. Let them set up for about 15 minutes or until they’re firm so they won’t spread as much as they bake. You can also place the cookies in the freezer for about 5 minutes if you’re in a hurry.
Summary: Line a baking sheet. Flour your work surface. Roll the dough out. Cut out the cookies. Place the cookies on the lined baking sheet. Chill the cookies for about 15 minutes in the fridge.

It may also work for other high fiber foods. It will lessen gas production during digestion.  It is available as drops that you can add to your food. For best results, add it to your first bite. Even if you are intolerant, you don’t have to give up ice cream and other dairy. You can take supplements of the lactase enzyme when you eat dairy. Common ones are Lactaid or Dairy Ease. These medications are very popular, but scientific studies have not demonstrated that they are actually effective against gas. Nonetheless, the following are widely available:  Gas-X Gelusil Mylanta Mylicon This age-old remedy hasn’t been scientifically proven to prevent gas, but it probably won’t harm you if used in moderation. Anecdotal evidence suggests that some people find it beneficial.  CharcoCaps Charcoal Plus Probiotics are bacteria and yeasts that are similar to those naturally occuring in your digestive tract and aid digestion. Probiotics can help relieve bloating associated with:  Difficulty digesting fiber Diarrhea Irritable bowel syndrome
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One-sentence summary -- Help your body digest gassy vegetables with Beano. Support your body as it digests lactose, if you think you might be developing an intolerance. Try to break up gas bubbles with Simethicone. Use activated charcoal. Consider probiotic supplements.

Q: Over time, insulin sensitivity can cause type 2 diabetes, which is a serious medical condition. You need to get proper treatment so you can manage your diabetes, so visit your doctor if you notice the following symptoms: Increased thirst Frequent urination Excessive hunger Unexplained weight loss Irritability Fatigue Blurred vision Slow healing sores Getting infections
A: See your doctor if you develop the symptoms of diabetes.

Article: Many websites that employ contributing and staff writers will often display the author name at the top or bottom of an article. This is the first place you should look for an author. Some websites will display the author next to the copyright information at the bottom of the page. This may be the controlling company as opposed to the actual author. If the specific page you are looking at does not have an author and is on a reputable website, it was probably authored under the authorization of the company or agency that runs the site. This can serve as the author if no specific author is listed. If you can't find contact information for the website, you can try sending an email and asking for the author of a specific page or article. You aren't guaranteed to get a response, but it may be worth a shot. If you're reading a website that isn't being ethical, it may be displaying information copied from another source. Copy and paste a paragraph of text into a Google search to see if you can find who the original author is. WHOIS is a database of website registrations, and you can use it to try to track down a website owner. This will not always work, as the owner is often not the author, and many owners and companies use privacy services to hide information.  Visit whois.icann.org and enter the website address into the search field. Look for the "Registrant Contact" information to find who registered the domain. You can still try to contact the owner through their proxy email if the registration information is blocked.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Look at the top and bottom of an article. Find the website's copyright information. Look for a "Contact" or "About" page. Ask the owners. Search Google for a portion of the text to look for the original author. Use WHOIS to find the website owner.

Problem: Article: There are a variety of ways to do this. Try keeping a log or journal for several days. Or make a chart or graph illustrating how your time is spent. Be sure to keep track of everything that's taking up your time: sleep, work, eating, chores, school, etc. Be honest with yourself here. This will show you how best to manage your time, especially if you find yourself upset at spending so much time in one area of your life. Now that you know where your time is going, how would you like it to be spent? Mainly, what do you want to change about your current routine? If you noticed any wasted time, start by making a goal to address it. For example, if you found yourself spending several hours responding to pointless emails, taking extra breaks, or waiting for things, make it a goal to rescue that wasted time. This doesn't have to be incredibly detailed. Just rank your goals in the order in which you'd like to complete them. Try to put at least 30 percent of your weekly time towards accomplishing a goal. Re-evaluate your goals periodically. You may find after accomplishing some tasks that your priorities have shifted. Don't be afraid to alter your goals or plans. Give yourself a manageable range of time and make a list of the goals you must accomplish. Keep a separate list of things you'd like to get done. Then, look at your week and assign tasks for each day that get you closer to achieving your goals. Remember to include time for family, relaxation, or personal time. While you don't need to detail what you'll be doing, you should be sure to block out the time. Don't allow your schedule to fill up with things that don't get you closer to your goals or that don't make you happy. If something seems like a waste of your time, try to cut it short or get out of it. Likewise, don't feel like you have to accomplish everything yourself or it won't be done correctly. You'll most likely need to learn how to trust and let go in order to accomplish your tasks.
Summary:
Determine how you spend your time. Write down goals. Prioritize your goals. Plan your time. Realize that your time is valuable.