Meet the requirements of the Domino's Pizza franchisee training program. Participate in the two to three year training program. Receive $25,000 in investment funds. Plan the grand opening of your first Domino's Pizza store.

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This is not an easy program to get into, so be aware of the requirements for acceptance before beginning.  You must be a college graduate with a bachelor's degree and minimum GPA of 3.0. You cannot have more than five years of professional work experience after graduation. You must have a proven track record as a leader and as a person who is able to work independently, meet goals, solve problems, and make decisions. During this time, you will receive special training on operations through working as an assistant manager and as a general manager for six to nine months. You will also receive training in marketing and human resources through working in corporate operations.   In order to apply for the program, you will have to send an email to: Franchising.Opportunities@dominos.com. Provide the following information in your email: First and last name, street address, city, state, ZIP, telephone number (preferably one where you can easily be reached, such as your cell phone), email address, and your area of interest.  If an opportunity becomes available, you will be contacted.  During this program you will be paid at least $40,000 per year. If you are still working to have enough money to run your franchise, do your best to save as much as possible to put towards your new restaurant. Upon successful completion of the training program, you have earned $25,000 to put towards opening your first store. Do not squander this money! There may be legal consequences if it is not used for it's intended purpose, which is to open a Domino's Pizza franchise. This will likely be a very challenging and busy time, but it also comes with great rewards! Keep working hard to make your store a success. Make sure to advertise your store as much as possible! Put ads in the paper, have a grand opening party, place advertisements on your car. People won't come if they don't know your store exists.


Meet with a psychiatrist for an assessment. Be patient when trying to figure out what medication works best for you. Consider a combination of therapy and medication. Know the side-effects of antidepressants. Understand that the length of time you will need to take antidepressants depends on your specific condition.

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In order to begin medical treatment, you will first have to meet with a doctor or psychologist who will assess you and determine what sort of medications would be appropriate for you. During the assessment, you’ll be asked to share information regarding:  Your family medical history. Your symptoms. If you've tried any treatments. If you're pregnant. Many medications are effective, but each person is unique. You may not respond to your first prescription, so it may take some time. Many individuals with depression need to try different medications and dosages. This will all be done according to what you and your doctor have agreed upon. Do not experiment with non-prescribed medication. This can be very dangerous.  Remember, antidepressants may take a week or more to take effect. If you have any questions, make sure you're addressing your concerns with your doctor. There are ways to curb side effects of antidepressant medication, so make sure you speak to your doctor immediately. Depression may be most effectively treated with both psychotherapy and antidepressants. These medications may have the potential to make you feel better for a period of time, but they often will not change your current situation, stress levels, environment, personality, etc. That is why doctors and psychologists generally recommend taking medications while also going to therapy. It is important to be aware that there are recorded side effects associated with these medication options. Side effects will vary depending on the medication you’re taking. If you have begun taking medication and notice these symptoms, report them to your doctor.  Some of the most common side effects of antidepressants are:  Nausea. Headaches. Anxiety. Dizziness. Weight change. Sweating. Dry mouth. Difficulties regarding sex (e.g. difficulty becoming aroused). The duration of time you spend taking antidepressants will depend on the severity of your depression and how well you respond. Many individuals only need to take them for a relatively short period of time...


Meet with a therapist who specializes in trauma. Undergo talk therapy to work through your underlying trauma. Develop new coping strategies. Consider antidepressants if you have depression or anxiety. Join a support group for trauma survivors. Go to physical therapy if you experience physical symptoms.

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Dissociation most often results from trauma, so it’s important that your therapist have experience working with trauma victims. Ask your potential therapists about their experiences. You may also choose to look at their website or advertisements to see if they list trauma among their specialties.  You can ask your doctor for a recommendation or find a therapist online. Since a safe environment is essential for your recovery, ask to visit the office ahead of time. You need to feel completely comfortable in order to work through the underlying trauma that triggered your use of dissociation as a coping skill. Talk therapy is the most recommended treatment for dissociative disorders. Your therapist will help you work through your past trauma and learn how to stop dissociative episodes when they start.  They will likely help you work through the grounding process provided above. They’ll also help you talk through your trauma without dissociating. Dissociation is a coping strategy, so you’ll need alternative strategies to help you overcome it. Your therapist will help you identify options for you. For example, you might learn to call a friend when you feel stressed, use deep breathing, or engage in daily self care.  You might need to try different coping strategies before you find what works for you, so don’t give up. You could create a self-care box to pull out in your time of need. You might include a comforting book, essential oils, a soft sweater or blanket, a CD with relaxing music, hard candies, or tools for a hobby. You can pull out your box to help you ground yourself and cope with what’s happening. You can also assemble a portable self-care kit with similar, smaller sized items to carry with you in your knapsack or purse.  Use a makeup bag or pencil case. There’s no medication for dissociation. However, you may experience feelings of depression and anxiety along with your dissociative disorder. This is normal and treatable. Your doctor can determine if antidepressants are right for you.  Antidepressants...


Meet with an advisor. Complete your course of study. Graduate.

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After you are admitted, you should meet with the academic advisor for your program of study. He or she can help you figure out which courses to take to complete your program, how to declare your major, and make you aware of any other requirements you need to complete at your college or university. Once admitted and enrolled, you should begin taking courses and completing other requirements necessary to get your second bachelor’s degree. Depending on your institution and program, you may or may not be able to apply courses taken for your first bachelor’s degree for credit toward your second one.  Even if you received your first bachelor’s degree from the same institution you are attending to earn your second one, you may not be able to get credit for previous courses taken, since institutional and program requirements can vary.  Institutions that allow you to transfer credits from a previous degree program may still require you to take at least a certain number of credit hours for your second degree program. As a second bachelor’s degree student, you may also be required to maintain a certain GPA. Once you complete all institutional and program requirements for your second bachelor’s degree, you can apply for graduation and officially receive your degree.


Meet with an immigration attorney. Have your sponsor file your immigrant petition. Fill out Form I-485 and submit it to USCIS. Pay the filing fee. Schedule your biometrics services appointment. Attend your Green Card interview. Avoid traveling abroad while your application is pending.

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Prior to filing for lawful permanent resident status, you may want to meet with a U.S. Immigration Attorney. They can not only help make sure you are completely eligible, they can also help you prepare your forms and documents and assist with any complications that may arise. You can check U.S. Justice Department's List of Pro Bono Legal Service Providers to see if there are attorneys or legal resources in your area to help you prepare for your immigration filings free of charge. If someone, such as a relative or your employer, is sponsoring your immigration, they will need to file an immigrant petition for you. If you qualify to file for yourself, you need to file your petition. The exact petition and documentation you need will depend on how you qualify for lawful permanent resident status. All forms are available from the USCIS website.  If you are unsure what forms you need, talk to your immigration attorney or an immigration services office in your area. You may also be able to receive advice over-the-phone if you cannot get to an office. If you already have an approved immigrant petition and visa, you may just need to file the I-485 application form. Form I-485 - Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status is essentially the application form for your green card. The form is about 18 pages in length and requires you to provide details about yourself, your family, your employment, and your eligibility. Once fully completed, the form will need to be submitted to the correct office. The office you will submit to depends on how you qualify for your status. Check the USCIS website to find the correct filing address for your eligibility category: https://www.uscis.gov/i-485-addresses. You will need to submit your filing fee along with your I-485. You may submit a check along with your application, or pay online using a credit card. The fee structure for filing your I-485 is:  $750 for children under 14 filing with the I-485 of at least 1 parent $1,140 for children under 14 not filing with at...


Meet with an occupational therapist. Sit in raised chairs. Sleep in supportive positions. Use a dressing stick and long shoehorn. Make your bathroom safer. Talk to a counselor.

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Your hip fracture and surgery will significantly impact your mobility, so it will be hard to do your regular activities at home. An occupational therapist can help you learn to cook, clean, bathe, and care for yourself during recovery. While it may take time to regain your independence, an occupational therapist can help you get on your way.  Ask for tips on how to do your dishes or cook during your recovery. Have them show you how to do personal care activities. Go through your house with the occupational therapist to discuss how you can safely recover at home. Choose seats that are higher so that you don’t have to make a deep bend when you sit down. Use sturdy pillows or cushions to raise your seat if necessary, but be careful not to stack them too high or in an unstable pile.  Try to only use chairs with arms. Don’t sit for longer than 30-45 minutes at a time. You should sleep either on your back or on your healthy side with a pillow between your legs. Avoid laying on your repaired hip or on your stomach. Since you will have difficulty bending and twisting, try a dressing stick to help you put on your clothes and a long shoehorn to assist with your shoes. Modify your bathroom with grab bars, an elevated bath seat and a handle shower so that you can easily bathe yourself. Safety mats in and around the tub to prevent slipping are also a good idea. Since recovering from a hip fracture can be difficult, you may find yourself struggling with the process, feeling depressed, or dealing with anxiety. These emotions are normal during recovery, so don’t feel embarrassed or like you have to bottle up your feelings. See a counselor to talk to about your feelings and create a plan to help you with the mental side of your recovery. If you can’t talk to a counselor, speak with a close friend, loved one, or religious advisor. What’s most important is that you realize that things will get better and you have people on your side as you recover.


Meet with high school counselors. Consult with lending officers at your local bank. Work with a stock broker or other financial adviser.

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You high school counselor is a general resource, who can help not only with selecting classes and getting into college, but also with saving for college. Speak to the counselor at your school for information about savings plans that may be available and about scholarships for which you or your child may qualify. Guidance offices often sponsor workshops and lectures about college savings. Banks are not only in the business of earning money but also helping you save money. To get some help saving for college, visit an adviser at your local bank. You will be able to get information about investment programs that the bank offers for its customers, as well as information about federal and state-sponsored programs. As a local resource, the bank is also likely to be more familiar with scholarship programs in your area or contacts with local colleges and universities. Many investment programs for college savings will require the assistance of a professional financial adviser or stock broker. Many people think that financial advisers are only for wealthy investors, but that is not true. Even people with modest incomes who wish to make the most of their savings should be consulting with a professional adviser. Here are some suggestions for finding a reliable and helpful financial adviser:  Ask friends, relatives or colleagues for recommendations. If people you know have used a particular individual or company, and have been satisfied, then you may as well. This is a good way to get started. Consider whether you want to hire someone who is fee-based or commission-based. A fee-based adviser will collect a retainer or hourly fee, but then may be more likely to work with a wider range of products. A commission-based adviser does not collect a fee from you but earns a commission on the investments that you make. Visit reliable websites. The Garrett Planning Network offers a nationwide search tool that helps you locate financial advisers across the U.S., particularly who service middle class customers. MyFinancialAdvice.com...


Meet with the director and producer. Be an organizational machine. Meet with the technical director. Prepare your Stage Manager kit. Prepare your prompt book. Know the script like the back of your hand. Form your crew.

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Though each production is different, odds are at least one of these two will become your new best friend. They definitely have expectations for the production and for you, so start off on the right foot by asking what those are! Are there any duties they want to do themselves? Some directors like to take things into their own hands. How do they want rehearsals run? Do they have any specific guidelines you should be aware of? And be sure to establish a routine where you two or three can check-in with each other post-rehearsal. Months before rehearsals begin, you'll need to start scheduling and coordinating. A good stage manager can take in all of the scheduling needs from the director, music director, vocal director, choreographer, fight choreographer, dialect coach, movement coach, production manager, costume designer, etc. and reasonably accommodate everyone's needs in a timely manner.  Basically the stage manager is a miracle worker. You'll need to come up with the following:   Contact sheet Rehearsal schedule Email lists Conflict calendar Production calendar Daily Reports Properties List (keep updated) Set Design communicated to all staff (keep updated) Furniture and Set Decoration list (keep updated) Costume plot (keep updated) Set dates for production meetings. And this is just the paperwork prior to the run... He or she is probably the one that'll give you a set of keys. How else will you be able to do your job? Talk with them about what they see as the biggest obstacles in the show and what you should know about the set up of that specific theatre.  Take a thorough walk around the theatre, familiarizing yourself with everything from emergency exits to the most convenient trash can. This theatre will be home for the next few months -- the quicker you get to know it, the easier your job will be. Since you're basically Anne Sullivan and the show is Helen Keller, you need to be prepared for anything. When anything goes wrong, even the director won't be the one everyone turns to: it'll be you. So stock your...


Meet with the seller to inspect the container’s condition. Check door seals and handles to make sure they are well intact. Look for any surface rust around the container. Inspect the inside of your shipping container for any signs of light.

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When you meet the seller to see the unit, be sure to do a thorough inspection of the shipping container. This way, you can ensure it is exactly as described online and there aren’t any dealbreakers. Go around the outside and inside of the shipping container looking for imperfections or inconsistencies. To check this, open the door completely and shut the door securely. You want the door to completely seal without letting any air in. If you have any problems doing this, the lining of the seal may be messed up and need repair. This is especially important if you want to convert the container into a home or office space.  This may not be a dealbreaker for you, but it's something to consider when totaling your expenses. You can also open and close the door from the inside to ensure it seals right from both directions. Do a surface inspection around the entirety of the container, and in particular, check for rust around the door frame and top of the unit, as this is where water may be able to get in. Rusty spots often signal weak metal, which can result in holes over time. Choose a shipping container with minimal rust if you can. If you want your unit to be as waterproof as possible, choose a unit with little rust. Go inside the shipping container and close the door behind you. Look around all of the walls and along the ceiling for any sign of light peeking through. Light can only get through from a hole in the container, and if light can get through, so can water.  If you find substantial holes in the unit, you’ll have to patch them before you convert the container. If there are a few small holes, that’s an easy fix with some putty or caulking. If you find many holes or a few large spots, you may want to reconsider this storage unit.


Meet your hamster’s basic needs. Provide your hamster with a large cage. Outfit your hamster enclosure with all of the necessary trappings. Put the cage in a quiet room.

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The foundation of a happy hamster is a hamster whose basic needs are met. Without basic needs like food, healthcare, and a good home, your hamster will not be happy. Make sure to:  Provide good and fresh food. Consider making your own fresh hamster food out of leafy greens, carrots, and other vegetables. Take your hamster to the vet if he or she is ill. Provide chew toys. A rodent's teeth keep growing for life, so they will need some wooden toys to chew on. Teeth that are too long can stop them from eating and kill them. Make sure your hamster’s cage is located in a space that is heated, cooled, and has a constant temperature. An optimal temperature for hamsters range between 70 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Avoid temperatures below 60 and above 90 degrees. Since your hamster will spend most of his or her life in your cage or container, make sure that the cage is spacious enough so your hamster can move around, exercise, and explore as much as he or she wants. Ultimately, if you coup your hamster up in a tiny enclosure, he or she won’t be happy.  Your cage should be a minimum of 2 square feet. Ultimately, though, an enclosure twice this size would be good. Avoid small glass aquariums. The more hamsters you have co-habituating, the larger your enclosure should be. Ultimately, a happy hamster needs a happy and interesting environment. If your hamster is wanting for basic items, he or she will not be happy. Make sure to include:  Wood shavings or a similar substance to blanket the floor of the cage. Hamsters like to burrow, so make sure there are some areas where the shavings are deep. Avoid cedar or pine wood shavings, as they might be toxic to hamsters. Soft bedding. Make sure there are a couple of areas where you provide your hamster with soft bedding. This could be an old towel, part of an old t-shirt or something similar. A water bottle. A food dish. Make sure to put your hamster’s cage in a safe and quiet area. Hamsters, like people or other animals, need a safe and quiet area so they can live without anxiety...


Meet your imaginary partner for the first time. Experience life together. See the world through their eyes. Disagree. Embrace having an imaginary partner.

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Think of where and how you meet. Take their backstory and merge it with yours. Build on their personal history so that it leads them to you. Did you meet by pure chance? Or did your shared interests bring you together somehow? If you’re unsure, play out different scenarios in your head until you find one that just feels right. When you’re alone, either at home or out and about, pretend that your imaginary partner is with you. Watch TV together, share a meal, go for a walk–anything that couples do. Build memories with each other so that your partner becomes a true boyfriend or girlfriend instead of someone who just has a “first date” with you again and again and again, as if they had amnesia. Based on their tastes and interests, look around you to see what would catch their attention instead of yours. Open yourself to new ideas. If you go to a store, wander down the aisles that they would browse. If you hear something on the news about their hometown, think of how they would react. Watch movies you’ve seen a hundred times before and imagine how it would play to your imaginary partner, who may have never seen it before. Since no two people are exactly the same, think of how the two of you differ. Ponder how those differences might lead to disagreements. Then ask yourself how serious that disagreement would be. Would it just be a casual conversation with no hurt feelings, or could it build into an actual fight? Play the scene out just like it was happening for real, with no way to rewind or erase it. Say you’re both watching a testosterone-fueled action movie that you love, but your partner doesn’t like the way all of the female characters are sidelined as cheerleaders and sex objects. How strongly does your partner object to this? Are they just making an observation? Are they a little disappointed about this one aspect of a movie they otherwise enjoy? Or are they really, really offended by the whole thing? Recognize them as a way to help you deal with real people and situations. Have them echo thoughts and...


Melt 1 cup (225 grams) of coconut oil in a hot water bath. Add ½ teaspoon of ground turmeric. Add ½ of ground, dried kelp. Add ⅛ tablespoon of dried parsley flakes. Stir the ingredients together until everything is evenly combined.

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The coconut oil will act as a base for your toothpaste. It is also naturally antibacterial, so it can help fight against cavities and bad breath. To melt the coconut oil:  Put the coconut oil into a jar, then place the jar into a saucepan. Fill the saucepan with enough water so that the water is level with the oil. Set the heat to medium, and stir the coconut oil until it melts. Take the jar out of the saucepan once the coconut oil has melted. Turmeric is naturally antibacterial, so it can help kill off bacteria. It is also a natural whitener. It may also help prevent plaque. Kelp helps remove plaque. It is also naturally antibacterial and filled with beneficial minerals. Parsley can not only help freshen up your dog's breath, but it can help kill of bacteria in his or her mouth. It is full of vitamins and minerals, which may help promote your dog's dental health. If you'd like, you can grind the parsley flakes up further using an herb grinder, coffee grinder, or a mortar and pestle. If you plan on using a coffee grinder, make sure that it is clean. It would be better to use one reserved for grinding herbs, as coffee is toxic to dogs. At this point, you can pour the toothpaste into a clean jar, or you can leave it in its current jar. If you plan on pouring the oil into a new jar, consider pouring it into smaller jars so that it will be easier to use. The jars must be made out of glass, as plastic ones can leach chemicals over time.


Melt 1 ⅓ cup (200 g) of candy melts in a small pot over a medium heat. Add ⅛ cup (28 g) of shortening to thin out the melted chocolate. Use an offset spatula to quickly spread the mixture onto the fondant. Use your hand to press the sprinkles around the base of the cake. Press the sprinkles gently into the fondant with an offset spatula. Allow the cake decorations to finish setting before you move or serve it.

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Make sure to stir the mixture continuously to keep it from burning. Use white, milk, or another grade of chocolate candy melts to do this. Pick whichever one will complement the flavor and color scheme of your cake best.  You do not have to use candy melts. Instead, melt baking chocolate or another chocolate form. Just know that melting white chocolate bars or chips will have a slightly more yellowed appearance than the candy melts. Take the melted white chocolate and stir in a few drops of food coloring to create a colorful base for the sprinkles. Pick a color that will contrast nicely with the selection of sprinkles you chose. Continue to stir in the mixture until the chocolate fully melts and the shortening disperses. If the mixture still seems too thick to spread over the fondant on your cake, add more shortening until you reach a consistency you are satisfied with. Instead of shortening, add an equal amount of cocoa butter to thin the mixture. Your goal is to create an even, thin layer around the sides of the cake. The candy melts will harden within about 8 minutes of application, so you need to ice the fondant as quickly as possible to ensure that the sprinkles will stick. If you are adding sprinkles to the top of the cake, spread the mixture around the top as well. To do this effectively, use one hand to press on the sprinkles and the other to rotate the cake. It will help to apply the sprinkles in layers, working from the bottom of the cake upwards. This will give you more application control.  If you have a turntable, set your cake on top of it and spin it to apply the sprinkles to speed up the process. Repeat this process for the middle and upper portions of the cake. If you want to apply sprinkles to the top of the cake, press in sprinkles there as well. This will smooth out any lumpy or clotted sprinkle placement around the cake, and remove excess sprinkles that did not adhere. Fill in any glaring holes or empty patches in the design by pressing more sprinkles onto the cake. Pay particular...


Melt 1⁄4 cup (59 ml) of coconut oil. Stir in 1⁄4 cup (59 ml) of aloe vera. Mix in 4 to 6 drops of essential oil. Store the coconut oil shaving cream in an airtight container.

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Purchase coconut oil from the grocery store, natural market, or drugstore and scoop 1⁄4 cup (59 ml) of it into a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave the oil in 10 second increments until it's liquid. If you live in a warm climate, the coconut oil might be liquid in the jar. If so, just pour out 1⁄4 cup (59 ml) into a bowl. There's no need to microwave it. Use a natural aloe vera that doesn't contain many preservatives or colors. If you can't find aloe vera at the store, substitute hair conditioner. The aloe vera will soften and moisturize your skin. You can also use freshly prepared aloe vera from a plant. Once you stir the aloe vera into the oil, stir in 4 to 6 drops of your favorite essential oil. Since essential oils can be strong, only use them if you know they won't irritate your skin. Consider using:  Peppermint Tea tree Lavender Tangerine Jasmine Transfer the mixture to a storage container and keep it at room temperature. If you're planning on storing the coconut oil shaving cream in the bathroom, consider using a plastic container, so it won't break if it gets dropped. Homemade coconut oil shaving cream will spoil over time, so keep the container sealed and use it within 3 to 4 weeks.


Melt butter (any type works). Heat milk (optional). Cook until thickened and smooth. Try customizing your sauce.

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In a heavy-bottomed saucepan, melt your butter over low-to-medium heat on the stove. When the butter's fully melted, proceed immediately to the next step without allowing it to reduce any further. It's not essential to heat your milk before adding it to your white sauce, but doing so can help ensure your end product is silky smooth. If you'd like to do this, heat your milk in a separate pan over low heat just until small bubbles form around the edges, then remove from heat. All that's left to do is to cook your sauce until it reduces to your desired thickness and taste. Cook for about 2-3 minutes more, frequently stirring and sampling your sauce to ensure evenness. If needed, feel free to add additional salt and pepper to taste. Serves about 4. When cooled, this sauce can develop an unappetizing skin. To avoid this, cover it with wax paper or pour a thin layer of milk on top before putting it in the fridge. One of the most useful properties of basic white sauces is that they're so easy to modify for a wide range of purposes. For instance, if you'd  like to give your sauce an added "kick", try adding red pepper. You might also try grating cheddar cheese into your sauce for scrumptious cheesy flavor. Experiment - because its flavor is so neutral, most common ingredients complement a basic white sauce well. Case in point - the recipe in the next section modifies the basic white sauce with a few extra ingredients and the omission of flour to create a delicious Alfredo pasta sauce.


Melt butter in a deep skillet over medium heat. Fry the uncovered potatoes for 5 to 10 minutes.

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Put 2 to 3 tablespoons (28 to 42 g) of butter into the skillet and turn the burner to medium. Let the butter melt completely and tilt the pan so the butter coats the bottom. You can also fry diced bell peppers or mushrooms along with the potatoes for a hearty breakfast. Take the lid off of the skillet once the potatoes have softened. Cook them until they're as crisp on the outside as you like. Then, turn off the burner and season the potatoes with more salt and pepper. Remember to stir the potatoes frequently so they don't burn on 1 side. Refrigerate the leftover potatoes in an airtight container for up to 5 days.


Melt butter. Let the butter stand for a few minutes. Pass the butter through a cloth.

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Place any amount of salted or unsalted butter in a pan and melt it completely. Don't overcook it or it will brown. The solids will rise to its surface. Pour the butter through a clean tea towel or damp cheesecloth after melting. Let the liquid run through the cloth into a bowl.


Melt butter. Remove the butter from heat and let it stand. Skim

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Place any quantity of butter in a saucepan and melt it slowly over low heat. Don't let it brown. The foamy solids will gather at the surface of the melted butter. the butter fat from the top. Use a spoon to remove the whitish solids, then strain the clear yellow liquid into a container.


Melt ice cubes. Use the water in your pipes. Drain your hot water tank. Try your toilets. Consider your canned goods. Skip unsafe sources.

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One way to immediately get a small amount of water is to melt the ice cubes from your freezer. Simply pull them out into a clean container to melt and drink. Turn off the supply of water to your house if you know or think the lines may be contaminated between the main water supply and your house. Find the main valve. Generally, it is near your meter, which may be outside or in a basement or utility closet. You may need a special key to turn it off. Drain the water in your pipes. Turn on the highest faucet in your house to let air in. Next, put a container underneath the lowest faucet. Turn it on to drain out the water. Your hot water tank also contains clean drinking water. You need to turn off the electricity or gas to it first, as well as turning off the water supply by turning a valve. Once you've done that, you can drain off the water.  Place a container under the drain at the bottom. Place another container under a faucet in the house. Turn on the hot water on that faucet to help start the draining. Let it drain until you've collected all the water. Disinfect the water with the steps included in this article. Your toilets can also be a source of water. Just make sure you only use the water in the top tank, not in the actual bowl. You'll also need to disinfect this water. Don't use toilet water if it has been treated with chemicals or if it is obviously discolored. Your canned goods can actually be a source of water if you are running out. Don't drain off the liquid from vegetables or fruit when you eat them. Instead, drink the water to help hydrate yourself. For instance, you may be tempted to use water from your water bed. However, these types of bed often have additives to prevent growth. Nonetheless, you can collect this water for washing up.


Melt paraffin wax. Pour wax into moulds. Insert the wick. Allow the candle time to harden before removing. Use "glow in the dark" paint to cover your candles. Roll glow powder over your wax candles.

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Add your wax flakes into a double-boiler pot and heat the wax up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. This will liquify your flakes and prepare them for proper pouring. To make a double-boiler at home, place your wax in a small pot, and place that pot in a bigger pot. Fill the larger pot with water and let it boil. Use a thermometer to gauge the heat of the wax and pour it into your chosen moulds when you're ready.  The Celsius equivalent heat is 65 degrees. If you don't have a thermometer, you can tell the wax is ready for pouring by a fine film that develops around the edges of the pot. A mould will be the thing that dictates the shape of your candle. A muffin tray or cookie cutter shape can work to this effect, although you can make a candle mould of your own design by wrapping aluminum foil in a cylindrical shape. Once you have your mould prepared, pour the wax slowly into the hole. Take care to be cautious with it, as hot wax can be painful if it gets in contact with skin. Be sure to coat your moulds with a petroleum jelly or cooking spray. This will make it easier to pick the candles out of the moulds once you're done with them. Because some of your "glow in the dark" candles may be fairly big, adding an effective wick to the candle may take some effort. Generally speaking, you'll want the wick to trace down to the base of the candle. Keep the wick straight, and try to gently nudge it into the liquid wax. DO your best to make sure it stays in the relative centre of your candle. Tabbed wicks are the recommended option for wax candles, as they help to hold the wicks in place once they're settled. Most candles need up to 2 hours to harden sufficiently. While your candle is hardening, give it time to rest and go do something else. After it's ready to be taken out, remove the candle carefully by its wick. Glow in the dark powder may be used in wax-based candles. However, due to the melting properties of wax, it may be difficult to mix the powder in thoroughly. With that in mind, a "glow in the dark" paint coating the...


Melt the beeswax and coconut oil over low-medium heat. Bring a separate pot of water to a boil and remove it from the heat. Pour the baking soda into the water. Mix the water into the beeswax and oil mixture. Pour the mixture into a container and chill it. Add droplets of essential oils over your mixture. Mix it and place the finished repellent in a jar.

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Put 1/4 cup (56 ml) of coconut oil into a pot and add the beeswax pellets to it. Use a whisk or a large wooden spoon to mix the pot until all of the beeswax pellets melt and get incorporated into the coconut oil. Pour ¾ cup (177.44 ml) of water into a separate pot and apply the lid. Set your burner to high heat and bring the water to a rolling boil. Once the water is boiling, remove it from your burner. Once you've removed the pot from the heat, you can combine your ¾ tsp (3.45 g) of baking soda. Mix the water until the baking soda is well incorporated with the water. Slowly pour the water into the beeswax mixture that you created earlier. Continue to whisk the mixture as you add the water to the beeswax. The solutions will not mix easily, so you have to keep mixing and adding water slowly, until they are combined. Add the mixture to a bowl or a cooking pan and place the pan or bowl on ice to chill the mixture. Alternatively, you can stick the mixture into your freezer for 10 minutes to chill it. Do not leave your mixture in the freezer or it will harden. Add at least 50 droplets of essential oils to the mix. You can use any combination of essential oils including citronella, rosemary, cedarwood, lemongrass, eucalyptus, or tea tree. Mix the repellent so that the coconut oil and beeswax mix with the essential oils. Pour the repellent into a jar or container so that you can use it later. Apply the repellent directly to your skin to repel mosquitos. Do not expose your repellent to extreme heat or it may melt.


Melt the butter and whisk in the flour. Whisk and cook the roux for one minute. Whisk in the milk for one to two minutes. Stir in the heavy cream and garlic powder. Stir in the Neufchatel and Parmesan. Adjust the sauce and use it.

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Put 2 tablespoons (28 g) of unsalted butter into a medium saucepan. Turn the heat to medium and stir the butter occasionally until it melts. Whisk in 2 tablespoons (16 g) of all-purpose flour until the butter is absorbed. The butter and flour create a roux. The roux is used to thicken the alfredo sauce. Keep whisking the roux as the mixture cooks and becomes slightly browned. This should take around one minute. The roux should become thick and paste-like once it's finished cooking. Continue whisking the roux and slowly pour in 1 1/4 cups (295 ml) of low fat milk. Keep cooking and whisking the mixture for a minute or two. The roux should dissolve in the milk and begin to thicken the mixture into a sauce. If you stop stirring, the sauce could become lumpy. Once the alfredo sauce has a smooth texture, switch to using a spoon to stir the sauce. Stir in 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of heavy cream and 1/4 teaspoon (0.75 g) of garlic powder. Keep stirring the sauce as it cooks over medium heat for one minute. The sauce should keep thickening. Cut 2 ounces (56 g) of Neufchatel cheese into cubes and grate 1/4 cup (25 g) of Parmesan cheese. Stir the cheeses into the sauce and keep stirring for a minute or two. Taste the sauce and add salt and pepper according to your taste. The sauce will thicken even more once you've added the cheese. If it becomes too thick, you can stir in more milk. Toss the sauce with cooked pasta noodles, stir it into sauteed mushrooms, or use it as a sauce for pizza. Transfer any leftover sauce to an airtight container. You can refrigerate it for three to four days.


Melt the butter in a large skillet. Coat the steak pieces with the flour mixture. Pour the sauce over the steak in the slow cooker. Serve warm.

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Add the butter to the skillet and heat over medium-high until fully melted. You may also want to prepare your slow cooker by coating the bottom and sides with nonstick cooking spray or by inserting a special slow cooker liner. This is not strictly necessary, but without taking either precaution, the steak pieces may end up burning and sticking to the slow cooker, making cleanup a mess. Add the steak to the flour in your bag and close the bag again. Give the bag another good shake so that all sides of each piece get coated in flour and seasonings. If using a bowl instead of a bag, add the steak pieces to the seasoned flour in the bowl and turn them over a few times, dredging all the sides completely. Make sure that each of the steak pieces is evenly submerged in the sauce. Remove the steak from the slow cooker and transfer to individual serving plates. Ladle some of the sauce over each piece of meat before enjoying. Note that you should remove the bay leaf before dishing out the steaks and sauce.


Melt the butter in a saucepan over medium-high heat. Add the marshmallows. Stir in the cocoa powder with a whisk. Remove the skillet from heat, then add the rice crispy cereal and ⅓ cup (60 grams) of the chocolate chips. Spread the mixture across the bottom of a greased baking pan. Sprinkle the rest of the chocolate chips on top, then drizzle with melted chocolate, if desired. Put the pan into the fridge for 1 to 2 hours. Cut the rice crispy treats into squares or rectangles, then serve them.

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Place a large saucepan on the stove and set the heat to medium-high. Cut the butter into smaller cubes, then add it to the skillet. Gently stir the butter as it melts. Keep stirring the mixture with a rubber spatula until the marshmallows melt. Keep stirring until the cocoa powder is evenly mixed into the butter and marshmallows. Gently fold the cereal and chocolate chips into the mixture using a rubber spatula. Save the rest of the chocolate chips for later. The best pan to work with would be a square-shaped, 8-inch (20.32 centimeters) pan, but you can also use anything that is similar in size. You can stop at the chocolate chips, but you can give your rice crispies a nice touch with some chocolate drizzle. Simply melt 3 ounces (75 grams) of chocolate in the microwave or in a double boiler, then drizzle it over the rice crispy cake. You can do this using a spoon or a squeeze bottle.  If you wish to use a microwave: place the chocolate into a microwave-safe bowl, and heat on medium-high for 1 minute. Give the chocolate a stir, then microwave it at 15 to 20-second intervals until it is smooth. Stir the chocolate between each interval.  If you wish to use a double boiler: fill a saucepan with 1 to 2 inches (2.54 to 5.08 centimeters) of water, and place a heat-safe bowl on top. Add the chocolate into the bowl, and let it melt over low heat. This will help harden the chocolate, and prevent the rice crispies from getting too gooey. If you are in a hurry, stick the pan in the freezer for about 20 minutes. The rice crispies will be fragile, so cut them in the pan first, then serve them using a spatula. If you try to take the entire thing out of the pan, you risk breaking it. You have enough to make about 16 to 24 servings.


Melt the butter in saucepan. Whisk in the flour and cook the mixture until it thickens. Add the chicken stock and milk. Bring the mixture to a simmer and cook until it thickens. Take the pan off the heat and season the soup with salt and pepper to taste. Use the soup right away or keep it in the fridge.

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Add 3 tablespoons (43 g) of butter to a small saucepan. Heat it over medium heat until the butter melts completely, which should take about 2 minutes. Once the butter is melted, add 3 tablespoons (24 g) of white flour to the pan. Use a whisk to fully mix it in, and cook the mixture until it thickens, which should take about 3 to 5 minutes. Whisk the mixture constantly as you heat to prevent it from burning. Mix ½ cup (118 ml) of chicken stock and ½ cup (118 ml) of milk into the pan. Whisk it well to ensure that the ingredients are fully incorporated. You can use homemade or store-bought chicken stock for the soup. Continue heating the mixture on medium until it begins to simmer. Allow it to simmer until it thickens up, which should take about 5 to 7 minutes. Be sure to whisk the mixture constantly as it simmers to prevent it from burning to the bottom of the pan. Once the soup is thick, remove it from the heat. Add some salt and pepper to taste, stirring well to ensure that the soup is fully seasoned. When the soup is properly seasoned, it’s ready to use. Incorporate it in a recipe that calls for condensed cream of chicken soup or mix it with water for a bowl of ready-to-eat soup. If you don’t plan to use it right away, place it in an airtight container and keep in the fridge for 2 to 3 days. To make a bowl of soup, mix the soup with an equal amount of water.


Melt the butter. Add the herbs. Serve with lobster.

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In a small saucepan, melt the butter over medium–low heat. To make a larger batch of butter to serve more people, multiply the ratios by four. The ingredients you need from the lemon herb butter are:  1 cup (230 g) butter 2 teaspoons (12 ml) fresh lemon juice 2 teaspoons (10 g) each of parsley, chives, and basil When the butter is melted, add the lemon juice and herbs. Use a small spoon to sample the butter, and then add salt and pepper to taste. For a spicy treat, add ¼ teaspoon (1.25 g) of ground cayenne pepper to the butter as well. Transfer the butter to a heat-proof dish and serve with the lobster. To keep the butter warm and liquid, you can:  Place it in a ramekin designed to sit over a small tea light candle Place the dish into a larger bowl filled with hot water


Melt the butter. Sauté the green pepper and onion. Add the crab meat. Meanwhile, prepare the dressing. Combine the dressing and crab. Season with salt and pepper. Serve warm or cold.

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Place the butter in a medium skillet and set it on the stove over medium-high heat. As the butter melts, turn the skillet back and forth to evenly coat the bottom. Wait until the butter completely melts before continuing. Add the chopped onion and green bell pepper to the melted butter. Cook the vegetables, stirring frequently, for about 3 minutes. The exact time may vary depending on how large your pieces are. Only cook the vegetables until they become tender, and do not wait for the onion to turn translucent or brown. Flake the crab meat into the vegetable mixture. Stir to combine, then continue cooking for another 3 minutes.  Stir the mixture frequently as it continues to cook. Cook the crab meat until it becomes warm throughout. Place the mayonnaise, sour cream, lemon juice, Dijon mustard, and parsley in a medium mixing bowl. Whisk the ingredients together until evenly combined.  Fresh parsley is ideal, but if you don't have fresh parsley, use 2 tsp (10 ml) of dried parsley instead. Note that this amount of dressing will just barely coat the crab salad. If you prefer crab salad with heavier dressing, you may need to double the dressing ingredients. Remove the crab mixture from the stove and spoon it into the bowl of dressing. Mix gently until the crab mixture and vegetables are evenly coated. If there's extra butter in the skillet after cooking the crab and vegetables, drain it before combining the mixture with the dressing. Keeping the butter could cause the salad to become runny. Sprinkle and mix in as much salt and black pepper as desired according to your own sense of taste. Start with small amounts, like 1/8 (0.6 ml) each, and increase the salt and pepper as needed until satisfied. You can enjoy the crab salad immediately or store it in your refrigerator for later. The crab salad may need to chill for 30 to 60 minutes before it becomes cool. Store crab salad in a sealed plastic or glass container and keep it in your refrigerator for three to four days.


Melt the chocolate chips, butter, and unsweetened chocolate in the microwave. Add the nutella to the melted butter and chocolate. Beat the eggs and sugar together. Stir in the vanilla and nutella mixture. Mix in the flour, cocoa, and salt.

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Place 1 cup (170 grams) semisweet chocolate chips, 1 ½ sticks (170 grams) unsalted butter that’s been cut into pieces, and 4 ounces (113 grams) chopped unsweetened chocolate in a microwave-safe bowl. Heat the bowl at 20% power for 1 minute, and then remove the bowl to stir the ingredients. Repeat the process at 30 second intervals until the mixture is completely melted and smooth. Don’t try to melt the chocolate chips, butter, and chopped chocolate all at once. The mixture can easily scorch in the microwave. Make sure to work in intervals, testing at each break to see if the ingredients are fully melted. Once the chocolate and butter are completely melted, mix in ½ cup (150 grams) Nutella. Make sure to stir well to ensure that the ingredients are fully combined and the mixture is smooth. You don’t necessarily have to use Nutella brand hazelnut spread. Any hazelnut cocoa spread will work for the brownies. In a separate bowl, use an electric mixer to combine 3 large eggs plus 1 egg yolk and 1 ¼ cups (245 grams) granulated sugar at medium-high speed. Mix the ingredients together for approximately 3 minutes or until they become thick and fluffy. Add 1 teaspoon (approximately 5 mL) vanilla extract to the egg and sugar mixture, and mix well. Next, use a spatula to gently fold the nutella and chocolate mixture in with the eggs, sugar, and vanilla. Make sure that the nutella and chocolate mixture is completely cooled before you fold it in. If it’s still hot, it may start to cook the eggs. Finish off the batter by adding ¾ cup (96 grams) all-purpose flour, ¼ cup (25 grams) unsweetened cocoa powder, and ¼ teaspoon (approximately 5 g) fine sea salt to the nutella mixture. Use your spatula to fold the dry ingredients in until just combined in a thick batter.  The batter doesn’t have to be entirely smooth. It’s okay if there are a few lumps. Consider mixing in 1 cup (125 g) of toasted and chopped hazelnuts or 1 tablespoon (approximately 15 mL) of hazelnut liqueur to the batter if you want to deepen the hazelnut flavor of...


Melt the chocolate in a double boiler or in the microwave.

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This step requires constant supervision, as chocolate burns easily:  Stir the melting chocolate often. If you're melting it in a pan or double boiler, stir constantly on low heat until the chocolate is fully melted.     Check the melting chocolate every 30 seconds. If you're melting the chocolate in a microwave, set it to cook for 30 seconds. Check and stir before returning it to cook for another 30 seconds.     Remove the melted chocolate from the heat source when it has a smooth, silky consistency. Now it's time to quickly create your cups.


Melt the chocolate in a double boiler. Add the shortening. Remove from the heat. Dip the dried apricots. Remove from the chocolate and lay each dipped apricot on a cookie sheet covered in wax paper. Let the chocolate set. Serve.

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If melting in the microwave, melt in 30-second bursts, then stir, then microwave again until melted. Stir through thoroughly.  Either using your fingers to hold, or holding the apricots in tongs, dip into the melted chocolate to about halfway.  Then refrigerate for an hour or so to harden completely. Remove from the refrigerator. Arrange on a serving plate. To store, keep in an airtight container away from heat.


Melt the chocolate. Insert sticks into the cake balls. Dip the cake balls.

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You can either use a microwave-safe bowl or create a double boiler. Stir the chocolate to make sure everything is melted evenly. Prick them in the center, just enough to pick them up from the parchment paper and hold.  If you're planning to present the cake balls on a stick, it's recommended that you use lollipop sticks, which can be found in specialty baking aisles. Dip about 1/2 inch (1.27 cm) of the stick into the melted chocolate prior to inserting them into the cake balls. If you're planning to present the cake balls in decorative individual wrappers, poke them with toothpicks. While holding the lollipop stick or toothpick, submerge the cake ball into the melted chocolate. When lifting it back up, gently lift them in a swirling motion or give them a gentle shake. If you are using toothpicks, remove them from the balls. Add a very small amount of extra melted chocolate to cover the holes. You can use the back of a spoon to evenly spread out any extra coating as well.


You can either use a microwave-safe bowl or create a double boiler. Stir the chocolate to make sure everything is melted evenly. Prick them in the center, just enough to pick them up from the parchment paper and hold.  If you're wanting to present the cake balls on a stick, it's recommended to use lollipop sticks, which can be found in specialty baking aisles. Dip about 1/2 inch (1.27 cm) of the stick into the melted chocolate prior to inserting them into the cake balls. If you're wanting to present the cake balls in decorative individual wrappers, poke them with toothpicks. While holding the lollipop stick or toothpick, submerge the cake ball into the melted chocolate. When lifting it back up, gently lift them in a swirling motion or give them a gentle shake. If you are using toothpicks, remove them from the balls. Add a very small amount of extra melted chocolate to cover the holes. You can use the back of a spoon to evenly spread out any extra coating as well.


Melt the chocolate. Insert sticks into the cake balls. Dip the cake balls. Repeat with the rest.

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You can either use a microwave-safe bowl or create a double boiler. Stir the chocolate to make sure everything is melted evenly. Prick them in the center, just enough to pick them up from the parchment paper and hold.  If you're wanting to present the cake balls on a stick, it's recommended to use lollipop sticks, which can be found in specialty baking aisles. Dip about 1/2 inch (1.27 cm) of the stick into the melted chocolate prior to inserting them into the cake balls. If you're wanting to present the cake balls in decorative individual wrappers, poke them with toothpicks. While holding the lollipop stick or toothpick, submerge the cake ball into the melted chocolate. When lifting it back up, gently lift them in a swirling motion or give them a gentle shake. If you are using toothpicks, remove them from the balls. Add a very small amount of extra melted chocolate to cover the holes. You can use the back of a spoon to evenly spread out any extra coating as well. Place the chocolate covered cake ball in the same place on the waxed paper. Pick up the next one and repeat the dipping until everything is covered.


Melt the coconut oil in a pot over low heat. Pour in the almond milk, coconut sugar, and vanilla extract, and mix with a spoon or spatula. Stir in the oat flour, almond flour, ground sugar, and salt. Take the pot off the stove and add in the chocolate chips. If you don't have a very big sweet tooth, use vegan dark chocolate. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Scoop the dough onto the parchment paper and press it into a rectangle. Put the baking sheet into the refrigerator and wait until the dough becomes hard. Cut the dough into 1 ½ inch (3.81 centimeter) squares and serve.

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Coconut oil is usually solid, so you will need to melt it. Turn the head up to medium, and stir in the ingredients. You can also use brown sugar instead of coconut sugar. If you do not like the taste of almond milk, try soy milk, coconut milk, or lactose-free milk instead. You want to end up with a thick, consistency. If the batter is too soft, add some more oat or almond flour. If it is too dry, add in some more coconut oil or milk. Keep in mind, however, that the cookies will harden once you put them into the fridge, so try not to add too much flour. You can also use chocolate chunks. Make sure to get the dairy-free or vegan variety. Stir the chocolate chips into the batter until they are evenly distributed. This will help cut back on the sweetness. If you do not have parchment paper, you can use wax paper instead. Since you will be spreading the batter over this, it might be a good idea to tape the paper to the baking sheet. This will keep the paper in place and prevent it from moving about. You want it to be about 7 by 8 inches (17.78 by 20.32 centimeters) and ½ inch (1.27 centimeters) thick. Flatten the edges by pressing them in with a spatula. This will take at least 30 minutes. If you are in a hurry, you can put the tray into the freezer for about 15 minutes. Use a sharp knife to cut the dough.


Melt the coconut oil, let it cool, then add the coffee grounds. Transfer the scrub into a muffin tin with a spoon. Leave the scrub in the freezer until it's frozen. Transfer the scrub cubes into a freezer-safe container. Use 1 to 2 coffee scrub cubes at 1 time. Store the scrubs in the freezer when you are not using them.

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Melt 1/2 cup (52 g) of coconut oil for 10 to 15 seconds in the microwave, then let it cool to room temperature. Stir 1/2 cup (56 g) of coffee grounds into the oil. You can use either fresh or used coffee grounds, but they need to be dry.  Don't add the coffee grounds while the oil is still hot, or they will dissolve! Do not use any other type of oil for this, including fractionated coconut oil. You want the coconut oil to harden, and liquid oil won't do this. Be aware that coconut oil can clog drains. If this happens, simply run hot water down the drain to melt and clear the coconut oil. You can use a mini muffin tin or a regular-sized muffin tin. Keep in mind that you will be using only a small amount of the scrub at 1 time, so smaller is better here!  There is enough scrub to fill up all of the compartments on 1 regular-sized muffin tin or 2 mini muffin tins. You will get about 12 large cubes from a large muffin tin, or 24 small cubes from 2 mini muffin tins. Silicone baking and ice cube molds are a great option, especially if you desire a cute shape! Place the muffin tin(s) into the freezer, then leave them there until the scrub hardens. This should only take 5 to 15 minutes, but it may take longer. The coffee grounds may separate from the coconut oil, which is fine. A plastic Tupperware container or Ziploc bag would work great for this. This way, you will free up your muffin tin and will have more space in the freezer. When you are ready to use the scrub, take 1 to 2 cubes into the shower with you, then rub them over your body using smooth, circular motions. The heat from the shower and your skin should cause them to melt quickly. Rinse the scrub from your skin when you are done.  Plan on using 1 large cube or 2 small cubes. Like other types of coffee scrubs, this scrub is harsh, so don't use it more than once or twice per week. Not only will this help them keep their form, but it will also keep them dry. Even if you leave them in the fridge, you may get moisture into the coffee grounds, which can result...


Melt the oil and wax. Add flavoring. Cool the gloss.

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Place the almond oil and beeswax into a glass jar. Put the lid on the jar. Place the jar in a saucepan of water on medium-high heat. Leave the jar in the water until the wax is melted. Make sure you keep enough water in the pot to cover where the mixture is in the jar. Remove the jar from the pot and open the lid. Stir the ingredients until combined. Add the peppermint oil to the mixture in the jar.  Do not add too much peppermint oil. It can burn your lips if you put too much. Start with 8 drops the first time you make it. You can add more when you make it again if it wasn't enough for you. You can stir in a little bit of lipstick to the mixture if you want to add a tint to your lip gloss. Pour the mixture into a sanitized container. Leave open for 2-3 hours or until hard. A fun idea is to use an old metal mint container as your lip gloss container. The box will already have a minty smell and the metal container is the perfect size for the amount of gloss the recipe makes.


Melt the shea butter and mix in the almond oil. Transfer the mixture to a bowl and cool it in the freezer. Add the essential oils and whip the mixture. Spoon the lotion into a glass jar.

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Place ½ cup (105 g) of shea butter in a small saucepan, and heat on the stove on medium-low until it melts completely, which should take approximately 10 minutes. Next, stir in 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of sweet almond oil until it’s completely blended, and remove the pan from the heat.  Stir the shea butter periodically as it’s melting to ensure that it heats evenly. You can substitute another nourishing oil for the almond oil. Jojoba, avocado, and apricot oils are all good options. Pour the shea butter mixture into a freezer-safe bowl and cover with plastic wrap. Set the bowl in the freezer to cool the mixture so it hardens slightly, which should take 15 to 20 minutes. While you want the mixture to solidify slightly, avoid freezing it. Don’t keep it in the freezer for more than 20 minutes. Once the shea butter mixture appears solid, remove it from the freezer. Mix in 10 drops of lavender essential oil, 5 drops of rosemary essential oil, 3 drops of carrot seed essential oil, and 3 drops of tea tree essential oil. Use a whisk to whip the mixture until it has a light, creamy consistency like whipped cream. You may find it easier to whip the lotion mixture using the whisk attachment on a stand mixer. When the lotion has reached the proper consistency, transfer it to a glass storage container with a lid. Keep the lotion at room temperature, and it should stay fresh for up to a year.  The lotion can be used on your body and face. It isn't necessary to store the lotion in the refrigerator, but doing so can help prolong its life for several months.


Melt the sugar.

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In a medium-heavy saucepan, add the sugar and cook over medium-high heat, without stirring—just an occasional swirl of the pan—until the sugar begins to caramelize. This will smell delicious!


Melt the top layer of wax completely during the initial burn of a poured candle. Burn a pillar candle until a wide pool of melted wax forms during the first burn. Melt the top layer of wax for every subsequent burn. Fold in the top edges of a pillar candle while the wax is still soft. Warm a candle in the oven to soften the tunneling. Wrap aluminum foil around the top of a candle jar to melt away the tunneling. Burn a pillar candle in a hurricane vase. Cut away excess tunneling with a butter knife.

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After you light your brand new poured candle, allow it to burn until the top surface of wax has completely melted. Monitor the progress and don't extinguish the flame until there's about a 1⁄4 in (0.64 cm) ring of melted wax spanning the full diameter of the jar. Unlike a poured candle, a pillar doesn't have a container in which the melted wax can pool. But you can follow the same technique to avoid tunneling. Make sure a wide pool of wax forms during the first burn. Once you notice the wax pool stops getting wider and begins to sink lower, snuff out the flame. The initial burn of a pillar and poured candles is crucial to get right, but the work doesn't end there. Follow the same technique each time you burn the candle. The wax should always melt in an even layer, right out to the edges of the jar. It will solidify in a flat, even layer and no tunneling will occur. Poured and pillar candles, especially large ones, need to burn for several hours to achieve an even layer of melted wax. Don't light one if you aren't planning to keep it lit and monitored for a short duration. Once the flame is extinguished, use your hands to smooth over the top edges of the pillar. Fold them in towards the center so that the hard edges become soft curves leaning inward. During the next burn, these edges will melt away and there won't be any excess wax to create a tunneling effect. Preheat your oven to 175 °F (79 °C) and place your candle jar onto a baking sheet. Put the candle in the oven for about 5 minutes to soften the wax and loosen it up from the edges of the jar. Once it's warm, flatten it into an even layer using a butter knife or metal teaspoon.  If the wick gets covered by the wax, remove the excess. You'll need at least 1⁄8 in (0.32 cm) of the wick exposed to get a satisfactory burn. Make sure the candle's jar is oven-safe before following this process. You can also warm up the wax using a hairdryer on a high heat setting. After about 10 minutes the wax will start to soften up. Light the candle first. Then carefully...


Melt the unsalted butter in a saucepan over low-heat. Stir 1 tablespoon (15 mL) of the melted butter into the cold milk. Keep the cream in the fridge and use it within 1 week.

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Place ⅓ cup (75 g) of unsalted butter into a saucepan. Turn the heat up to low, and wait for the butter to melt; you can stir it occasionally with a spoon or rubber spatula. This is known as "tempering" and is very important. If you pour all of the melted butter into the milk at once, the milk will heat up too fast and curdle.  Whole milk will give you the best results, but you can use 2% milk as well. Do this in a separate container; a large measuring cup would be ideal. You are using the entire 3⁄4 cup (180 mL) of cold milk for this step. Allow the mixture to cool to room temperature first, then transfer it into a lidded container and put it into the fridge. You can use this as a substitute for most recipes that call for heavy cream.


Melt your butter. Saute apple slices. Add sugar.

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Place 4 tablespoons in large skillet. Set the heat to medium-high. Liquify the butter until it bubbles. Place each on its side in the skillet once the butter begins to bubble. Flip them repeatedly to cook each side a uniform brown. Do so for 5 minutes. After 5 minutes of sauteing, add 4 tablespoons of sugar. Stir it into the butter and juices. Remove the apples from the skillet once the sugar melts.


Memorize Use your voice to convey emotion and meaning to the audience. Express yourself with eye contact and facial gestures. Practice in front of a mirror until you feel confident.

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the piece. Read the piece aloud several times. Then, try to repeat it aloud without looking at the written words, working line by line or section by section. It may take several days for you to memorize the piece in its entirety so be patient and take your time. You may find it helpful to ask a friend or family member to test you when you have memorized the piece to ensure you can repeat every word by heart. Project your voice when you perform. Make sure you enunciate words or phrases that are important in the piece. You can also raise or lower your voice using a consistent pattern or rhythm when you perform. Try speaking in different registers to give the piece variety and flow. A good rule of thumb is to say the gateway line or a key phrase louder than other words every time you repeat it. This can help you find a sense of rhythm and flow. Maintain eye contact with the audience when you perform the poem, rather than looking down or at a piece of paper. Use your mouth and face to communicate any emotions or thoughts expressed in the poem. Make facial gestures like a look of surprise when you describe a realization, or a look of anger when you talk about an injustice or troubling moment.  You can also use your hands to help you express yourself. Make hand gestures to the audience to keep them engaged. Keep in mind the audience will not really be paying attention your lower body or your legs, so you have to rely on your face, arms, and upper body in your performance. Use a mirror to get a sense of your facial expressions and your hand gestures. Maintain eye contact in the mirror and project your voice so you appear confident to the audience. Once you feel comfortable performing to the mirror, you may decide to perform for friends or family. You can also perform the spoken word piece at a poetry slam or an open mic night once you feel it is ready to share with others.


Memorize how to say "Where is the Bathroom? Try these translations depending on your location in Africa:

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" in Arabic, English, French and Portuguese. Many Africans speak these languages in addition to their native languages. Afrikaans (Namibia) = Waar is die badkamer? ("Vaar is dee bat-kah-mer?") Amharic (Ethiopia) = Metatebiya bet yet new? Arabic (North Africa) = Men Fadlak, Fen El Hammam (من فضلك ، فين الحمام؟) English (American) = Excuse me, where is the bathroom? English (British) = Excuse me, where is the toilet/lou/lavatory? French = pardon, où sont les toilettes? (pahr-DAW, oo saw lay twah-LETT?) Hausa (Nigeria) = Don Allah, Ina banɗaki Yake or barka dai, ina banɗaki yake Luna (Congo) = Apresa ez nê pontate? Portuguese = Por favor, onde é a casa-de-banho? Rwandan =  AhHo KweetOoMah Nee Hay? (Aho kwituma ni he?) Senegalese= fun moy douche bee? Sesotho (Lesotho) = Ntloaneng ke kae? Somali = Aaway musqusha? Swahili (Kenya) = Ambapo ni bafuni? Tigrigna (Eritrea) = Abey Alo Shnti Bet?


Memorize popular phrases. Pick your favorite. Practice, practice, practice!

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Cartman has several go-to phrases he uses over and over again. To truly mimic the character, learn some of these in his accent. Among the ones you should work on first is: "Respect my authority,” which he pronounces “Rus-pec muh uh-thor-a-tie." Another popular one to try would be, “Screw you guys...I'm going home!” He typically pronounces this like, “Skruh yuh guys… ahm guin’ hum!” As a Cartman fan, you probably have your own Cartman-ism that you love to hear. After watching dozens of episodes, determine which ones you want to reproduce and go for it.  Choosing ones that are easily recognized as a Cartman phrase will help you win over your audience. Consider creating a word or phrase that you may not have heard the character say but think it would be funny. Perhaps it’s something you say often but want your friends to hear it in the South Park’s character tone of voice. It will be hilarious! You may not get it down on your first ten tries but it will come over time, and that’s part of the fun. Find those who have mastered the Cartman voice and use their tips and tricks too.


Memorize the different parts. Look at a diagram. Watch a game.

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The cricket pitch is field that a match is played on.  the playing area is demarcated by a rope around the edge known as the boundary rope.    In the middle of that pitch is the rectangular area known as the wicket, where the main action happens, and you will normally find the two wickets described above, 1 at each end of this area. There are also White lines painted in front of the wicket to indicate the crease.   The wooden wickets are at either end of the wicket. The batsmen stand in front of these. The batsmen run in between these to score runs. Boundaries are the edges of the playing field. Just reading about the layout of a field can be confusing. Looking at a labelled diagram of a field can help you understand it. You can even try copying the diagram by hand to help you familiarize yourself with it. Knowing the parts of the field is essential to understanding the game and the rules.  The fielders can stand at many different field positions including, on the silly point, gully, mid off, mid on, a third man, fine leg, slip, mid wicket, long off, long, cover, short cover, forward short leg, backward short leg or leg slip etc. You can attend a cricket game if you live near a field; if not, there are many online videos of games and it is a popular sport in many countries so is broadcast on television. Watch a few, and look at the marks on and layout of the field. See if you can name the different parts, such as the pitch and wicket.


Memorize the first 12 moves of the 20 top Grandmaster games. Solve 10,000 puzzles on your favorite puzzle website. Use chess apps on your phone. Play in local tournaments. Review your games with a chess engine or chess coach. Play at least 10,000 games of chess. Talk to a good chess player.

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You can find these games online easily at sites like chessgames.com. You should memorize the first ten moves of black and white to get a sense of how true masters begin their chess games. This will help you get a sense of not just how to succeed, but how to truly excel. Also, memorizing these moves will make you more disciplined because you'll have to train your mind to absorb these moves as well as to understand what makes them so great. You can use websites like Chesstempo, Chessity, or Puzzle Books. As Malcom Gladwell once hypothesized, working on anything for 10,000 hours will make you an expert, so imagine what a pro you'll be after solving 10,000 puzzles! Of course, this can take a very long time to achieve, but if you aim to do at least one a day, you will go far. You can also start by setting a more realistic goal for yourself, such as 1,000 puzzles, and see where you go from there. Try not to get too fixated on the exact number. While frequent practice is certainly helpful, especially for disciplines that have fixed rules (like chess), some studies suggest that the impact might be less significant than Gladwell's initial hypothesis. Nevertheless, practice is useful, so make a habit of playing puzzles on your favorite website as frequently as you reasonably can. You can also use the world champs chess app or other apps that are geared toward chess players. Though practicing to be a chess master takes complete concentration, having an app on your phone that relates to chess can help you train when you find yourself with some unexpected free time. Sign up for as many as you can and make sure you play at least once a week, no matter how tired or frustrated you may be. Local tournaments are the way to help you practicing playing against real players and to improve your technique and strategy. Having a chess coach may cost a pretty penny, but he can definitely help you improve at the game and to develop the discipline to be able to think outside the box. You can also find a chess engine online that can...


Memorize the five basic pieces of equipment. Know what the different pieces of equipment look like. Test out cricket equipment.

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These are the ball, the bat, the wickets, the stumps, and the bails. You may not have heard these words before, so take your time repeating them. When reading and understanding rules, the pieces of equipment need to be common knowledge to you. The ball is hard and covered in leather, and the bat is made up of wood and it is flat on one side and humped on the other. Stumps are wooden posts that are 32 inches high. Bails are the wood pieces that sit in grooves on the top of the stumps, and wickets are rectangular wooden structures made up of the stumps and Bails.  There 2 wickets each made from 3 stumps and 2 bails 1 set at each end of the main playing area known as a wicket.  There are 11 players in both the teams. 3 umpires are selected in the match where 2 umpires are at the ground and 1 is at out of the ground  Look at pictures of the equipment online. Watch professionals play cricket online or on sports channels on TV—you will see the equipment they are using. Recognize where the equipment is used on the field: the bats and balls are in the players’ hands, but the wickets and stumps are out on the field. This is the easiest way to get really familiar with the components of cricket. Go to a local sports store and ask if they have cricket equipment. Look at the balls, bats, stumps, and wickets. Try handling them.


Memorize the hand ranks. Know the gist. Understand the difference between blind and ante games. Know how to check, call, raise, and fold. Consider wild cards. Work with limits. Talk about playing lowball.

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If you're completely new to the poker scene, you have to know the ranking of the hands before anything else. If you don't, you could have a winning hand and not even realize it! So before we tackle anything specific to 5-card, let's establish the hierarchy of hands, starting with the lowest:  High card (aka a big fat nothing) One pair Two pair Three of a kind Straight Flush Full house Four of a Kind Straight Flush Royal Flush Five of a kind (if playing with a wild card) So now that you know the hands, how do you play the actual game? Well, for starters, you're trying to make the highest-ranked hand. Here are the basics, and we'll get to specifics in the next section (Setting Up the Game):  The dealer deals everyone 5 cards Initial bets are placed Players request new cards, throwing away a portion of their old cards, forming the best hand possible Another round of bets takes place Players still standing show their cards The player with the best hand takes the pot 5-card has two possible variants when it comes to beginning any round: blind or ante. It's all a matter of personal preference -- or how your friends feel!  In blind games, the person to the left of the dealer is the "small blind." They put up a bet (usually incredibly small and always half of the big blind) before any hands are dealt. The person to left of the small blind is the "big blind" -- they, too, put in a bet before any hands are dealt, though their bet is twice the small blind. Anyone who wants to play the round (after the hands are dealt) has to match the big blind to play. In ante games, everyone has to put a predetermined amount into the pot in order to be dealt any cards. It discourages folding, at least initially. After the dealer has dealt you your five cards and the betting rolls around to you, you have three options: to call, raise, or fold. Everyone has their own strategy as to how to go about this, but here's what they are:   Checking is basically betting 0. If no bets have been placed, you can check. But the second someone places...


Memorize the lyrics using a book or online source. Practice good singing habits. Break down the song into smaller parts. Practice as often as you can. Find your connection to the lyrics. Revise the song at least once a week.

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Look up the words to the song if you have any confusion about what you're hearing. Keep singing along with the lyrics in front of you until you feel like you have them memorized, likely five or six times depending on the song. As you get comfortable, close your eyes and sing sections to see if you have them down. While everyone is born with a set vocal "range," taking care of your voice and practicing vocal exercises can make the difference between nailing a song and struggling. And, though everyone has a set range, you need to practice in order to reach that range. to hit every note.  Always warm up your voice before singing.  Try not to scream or yell during the day, as it strains your vocal chords. Have a reference note on hand if you are having trouble staying in tune. Practice each verse on it's own, perfecting one before moving on to the next. Mastering the hard parts instead of trying to sing the entire song every time will highlight and eliminate mistakes faster. Keep singing the song until you feel comfortable, and don't be afraid to "make it your own" with little changes and personality. try to find an instrumental version of the song so that you can focus solely on your own vocals.  If you can, record yourself singing and listen in to find any mistakes. Play a melody instrument, like a guitar or piano, so you can sing without the backing track to guide you. To make a song truly good you need to dive into why the song is important to you. Why did you choose to learn this song, and how do the lyrics affect you? By tapping into these feelings you'll start singing the song with a passion and uniqueness that will make the song shine. Don't over think this -- just keep practicing until you concentrate less on the notes and more on the feelings behind them. Regularly sing the song or play the song on a guitar to remember the melody. Lyrics are usually easy to remember but, to remember the melody, strum the guitar or tickle the ivories on the piano.


Memorize the periodic table. Remember to add the word ion. Use element names for positive ions. Add the -ide suffix for negative ions.

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In order to remember the names of ions, you will need to remember the names of the elements that form them. Commit the periodic table to memory, and you will have a much easier time naming ions. It's fine to consult the periodic table if you can't remember the name for an element. In order to distinguish an ion from an atom, you must use the word ion at the end of the name. The simplest ions to name are positively charged monoatomic ions with single oxidation states. These simply take the same name as the element that forms them.  For example, the name for the element Na is sodium, so the name for Na+ is sodium ion. Positively charged ions are also known as cations. Monoatomic ions with a negative charge and a single oxidation state are named using the stem form of the element name, with the addition of the suffix -ide.  For example, the name for the element O2 is oxygen, so the name for O2- is oxide ion. The name for the element F is fluorine, so the name for F- is fluoride ion. Negatively charged ion are also known as anions.


Memorize the sounds of the main keys. Dampening. Label the keys to memorize the notes. Practice playing scales. Grip two mallets in one hand to play extra notes. Play chords by striking three or more notes.

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Learning the sound each key makes is enough to start you playing. Hit the keys one by one, familiarizing yourself with the tones. Larger keys are on the left side of the glockenspiel. These produce deeper, lower-pitched sounds. Smaller keys produce higher, lighter sounds. The notes on the glockenspiel sustain for long periods of time. To stop the sound, you use a technique called “dampening”. Simply apply pressure on the note—with your hand or mallet—and the sound will stop resonating. Learning the notes the keys represents will teach you how to read music. You can write the notes on small stickers and place them on the keys. On an eight-key glockenspiel, the largest key on the left is a C key (middle C, or C4 on the piano). Larger glockenspiels often start at a low A note and end on a high A note.  The notations such as C or C4 represent notes on the musical staff. The notes are named by letter. They go A-B-C-D-E-F-G and then start again at A. The sharp notes are represented like C#. Flat notes are represented like D♭. C# and D♭ sound the same and would be found on the small key between the C and D keys. Investing in a book on how to read music is very useful for learning. These books typically have a few simple songs you can sound out while memorizing what notes to strike. Scales are when you play up or down the glockenspiel keys. Start at one end and play all the way up to the other. Then reverse direction and go back to the beginning. Alternate the hand you use to strike each note. This is a great way to get used to crossing your arms and increase your playing speed. You can also try playing the individual notes of chords. The C Major chord arpeggio is C, E, G, C, E, G, C. Play the notes in order to practice your playing motion while learning the sounds of the notes. This grip is rarely used on a glockenspiel, and is meant for marimba, and vibraphone. Set the mallets down and cross the shaft of the one closest to you over the other one. Use your pinky, ring, and middle fingers to pick up the mallets....


Memorize what important variables represent. Pay attention to unit conversions. Draw diagrams to help understand key concepts. Study with a friend. Use flashcards to memorize words and equations. Evaluate previous exams to see what you’re struggling with.

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Since physics utilizes variables in equations, it's important that you know what each variable stands for or you won't be able to answer the question. Some of the most common variables are "A" for area, "V" for volume, a lowercase "v" for velocity, and a lowercase "m" for mass. It's best to concentrate on the variables that you know may show up on the exam. Acceleration is represented by a lowercase "a," while momentum is represented by a lowercase "p." Other important variables may include "F" for force, "T" for torque, and "I" for current. Physics teachers and professors will commonly include variables with different units of measure to trip you up on the test. Make sure to always fully read the questions and their units so that you remember to convert them before you solve the equation or you will get the wrong answer.For example, if the equation asks you to determine the distance a train has traveled, you can solve it by multiplying velocity by time. However, if the equation asks you how far the train has traveled in 5 minutes while moving at 100 mph, you'll need to convert 5 minutes to its equivalent in hours, or 5 minutes/60 minutes (1 hour) = .083 hours. Instead of the equation being 100 mph x 5 minutes, the equation will now be 100 mph x .083 hours = 8.3 miles. Many physics questions that have to do with forces can be drawn in a diagram or graph. If you’re stumped by math or equations, try drawing diagrams to better understand concepts and questions. For example, you can draw an object as a square and draw the forces on that object using arrows. This can help you determine things like velocity. Work in a collaborative setting so that you can ask other students questions when you’re stumped. This will allow you to use your strengths in physics to the benefit of others while gaining more knowledge than you could alone with your classmates. Write down the equation name on one side of the card and the written-out equation on the other side of the card. Have someone read the equation name aloud and try to...


Memorize your lines Enunciate your words. Work on projecting your voice. Exaggerate your expressions, but keep them natural. Sync your expressions with the play’s text. Enroll in acting classes.

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. The first step to delivering a masterful performance is memorizing your lines. If you don’t have to worry about your lines, you’ll be able to concentrate on your mechanics and character development.  Read your lines at every opportunity, recite them over and over, and copy them by hand to help commit them to memory. If you have a long passage, say the first line over and over until you remember it, then add the next line. Add one line at a time until you’re comfortable with the entire passage. Enunciation, or speaking clearly, is a vital part of stage acting. Exaggerate your pronunciation so that audience members in the last row will be able to understand every syllable.  Try practicing tongue-twisting vocal exercises, such as, “A proper copper coffee pot,” or “Knit kilts for nasty cold nights.” Even if you’ll be using a microphone system, your audience won’t understand you if you mumble your lines. Fill your belly up with air and use your diaphragm to support your speech. Try to speak clearly and loudly without changing the tone of your voice. Proper projection sounds like talking, but can be heard at a distance. Shouting, on the other hand, is when the tone of your voice becomes harsh and grating. If you have access to your performance space, have someone sit in the last row while you practice projecting your lines. They can let you know how audible you are and whether the quality of your voice changes. Try to find a large hall or similar space if you don't have access to your performance location. Facial expressions and gestures should be more intense. That way, the emotions they convey will be clear from a distance. However, you don’t want to over-act and seem unnatural.  Try setting up a mirror or video camera and stand as far away from it as possible. Practice exaggerating your expressions and try to find your balance between clarity and staying natural. Getting notes from your director or theater-loving friend is also useful. It helps to know the size of your performance space. In a small intimate...


Mention the institution’s policy regarding religious holidays. Address the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). Insert a section addressing federal privacy law, if applicable.

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Federal law prohibits discrimination based on religion. As a result, many secondary and post-secondary institutions have adopted a religious observance policy that protects the ability of students to miss school for religious holidays.  You may want to add language letting your students know that their right to observe religious holidays is protected. Check with your institution to see if they suggest any standardized language in this area. Let your students know that they should contact you in advance if they’re going to miss class or an assignment due to religious observance. Include language so that your students know they can make up work missed due to religious observance. Federal law requires that public institutions provide accommodations to people with disabilities. Because of this, your institution may require you to include a section in your syllabus that addresses the ADA, and explains how your institution offers accommodations.  Very often, students need to register with counseling or a disability resource center. The administration or the student may present documentation from the institution to the instructor. Students should provide documentation of a recognized disability to the institution during the enrollment process or shortly thereafter. College and university instructors may want to include language explaining the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). FERPA governs the privacy of students and/or their parents, depending on age and the type of educational institution.  FERPA states that instructors and others at a postsecondary institution cannot discuss a student’s grades, status, or attendance with anyone without their expressed written permission. FERPA applies to any student 18 or older, or any student attending a postsecondary institution. Consider letting your students know that they have the right to waive their privacy rights if they sign a waiver. For students under the age of 18 at secondary institutions, FERPA rights lie with their parents or legal guardians.


Mess up your hair. Stain your shirt. Tuck in half your shirt. Make your eyes look bloodshot.

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When you're drunk, you start to overlook things about your appearance that you would usually care about when sober. Run your fingers through your hair and intentionally mess it up. The more outrageous and disheveled you look, the drunker you'll appear.  Having messy hair tells other people that you don't care about being perfect and are here for a good time. It could also make people think that you've been partying. Alcohol reduces motor skills. For that reason, many drunk people will drop things frequently. Many times, this includes food and drink. Put ketchup or mustard stains on your shirt and act like you don't notice it or that you don't care.  If someone mentions the stain, respond by saying "Yeah, I know. I don't care." You can use other things to create stains, but avoid dairy products or any other food that would produce an odor. Tucking your shirt in half way will enhance how oblivious you look, and people will mistake it for being drunk. Make sure that it doesn't look intentional, or else people won't associate it with drunken behavior. Try to make it look like you just used the bathroom. Tucking your shirt in half way could be a fashion statement. Glazed and bloodshot eyes are a common sign of drunkenness. There are safe and natural ways to make your eyes naturally red. To do this, rub a small amount of freshly cut onion, menthol, or peppermint oil under your eye to make them appear redder.  You can also try crying or blinking several times to make your eyes look redder. Redness occurs because alcohol can swell the blood vessels in your eyes and makes them appear red. Make sure that the peppermint oil, menthol, or onion does not make direct contact with your eye.


Message Chat daily with your new connections to slowly build a connection. Play a round of 20 questions to really get to know each other. Do a video chat to meet face-to-face. Send each other videos and pics from your life to help you grow closer.

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a potential friend or partner through the app you’re using. If you find someone you’re interested in friending or dating, send them a brief, friendly message to say “hello.” Mention something you saw in their profile and ask them a question to get the conversation started. If you’re messaging them on social media, tell them why you’re messaging them to put them at ease.  On a dating app, you might say, “Hi, my name is Zara. I love Wes Anderson’s movies, too. Which one is your favorite?” On a friendship app, you could say, “Hey, I’m Alex. I see we have some interests in common. I just got the new Animal Crossing. How about you?” If you’re messaging someone on social media, say, “Hey! I’m also a friend of Andy’s and have seen you commenting on his posts a lot. I’m trying to make some new friends to chat with now that we’re all social distancing. Is that something you’d be interested in?” You likely have some extra time on your hands, so use it to get to know people. Message or text your new friends or potential partners throughout the day so you can build a relationship. Ask them questions, tell them factoids about yourself, and send funny memes.  If you’re trying to date someone, get into the habit of sending them “Good morning” and “Good night” texts. Additionally, tell them what you’re doing at different times of the day so they can get a feel for who you are. If you’re making friends, text the person funny stories, ask them questions, or exchange silly memes. You could also talk about a shared interest. One of the benefits of meeting online is that you can have deeper conversations with each other, which helps you learn more about each other. Whether you’re trying to date or making a friend, ask your new connection if they’d be interested in playing a round of 20 questions. If so, take turns asking and answering questions via chat or text. You might ask questions like, “What is your dream job?” “What would you do on your dream vacation?” “What job would you want if you were on the Mission to Mars?” “What...