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How to get a warning instead of a ticket
Turn on your signal.
Once you see the lights behind you, turn on your turn signal. That shows that you see and acknowledge there is a cop behind you and that you are looking for a place to pull over.

OPTIONS:
- Pull over on a side of the street with no oncoming cars. If you want to choose a side that can get you into traffic, then you can go there.
- Move to the side of the road as quickly as possible. Pull over at the first place you see, and make sure you are safely off the road.
- This will send the message that you aren't just honking your horn. The signal will read to you in a way a cop would see.
- When the cop stands behind you, try to flick your switch at him, while simultaneously turning off your signal. If you turn your signal off, the police will know you have been caught and can attempt to stop you.

OUT: Move to the side of the road as quickly as possible. Pull over at the first place you see, and make sure you are safely off the road.

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How to make a topsy turvy cake
Prepare a standard cake batter.
You can prepare any boxed cake mix or homemade cake batter recipe with topsy turvy cake pans. Simply make sure that you prepare enough cake batter for all the pans you'll be using.

OPTIONS:
- You should use the same amount of batter that you prepared for cake pans. Use enough dry ingredients to go almost to the top of your cake batter.
- Wash the cake pans before use to ensure that they're clean. Combine cake flour, baking powder, oregano, and spices in the bottom of a large mixing bowl.
- Set a wet paper towel on the table to collect a stray blob. There should be about two-four drops of food coloring onto a wet paper towel to help it stick.
- Look at the total number of servings indicated by the recipe instructions. Compare that amount to the estimated number of servings indicated for each topsy turvy cake pan you plan to use.

OUT: Look at the total number of servings indicated by the recipe instructions. Compare that amount to the estimated number of servings indicated for each topsy turvy cake pan you plan to use.

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How to prevent blocked sweat glands
Wash your skin with antiseptic soap.
Use a gentle, non-irritating soap to wash your skin, focusing on areas that are most likely to be affected by blocked sweat glands. These areas include the groin, armpits, beneath the breast, and any other area of skin that folds against itself.

OPTIONS:
- Do this twice a day, especially after you get out of the shower or after you go to bed. Evening out your skin with an astringent, like ammonia or hydrogen peroxide can dramatically reduce the odor in your sweat glands.
- If you also have babies, wash their hands and body routinely, rather than completely, every day. Make sure your skin's soap is soothing and pleasant.
- Allow your skin to air-dry rather than rubbing dry with a towel. Wash daily, or twice a day if necessary to maintain cleanliness.
- Apply a mild laundry detergent around the area for extra protection. Get rid of clothing along the way, such as bras and shorts, as well as creams and lotions that may predispose you to getting blocked in these areas.

OUT:
Allow your skin to air-dry rather than rubbing dry with a towel. Wash daily, or twice a day if necessary to maintain cleanliness.