Article: Taste the menudo and add the salt. Taste again after 15 minutes to see if it needs more salt, and add more as necessary. Just before you're ready to serve the menudo, pour the can of hominy into the stew and stir well. Menudo is traditionally served with powdered oregano, fresh chopped onion, and bread rolls.
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Add the salt. Stir in the hominy. Serve the menudo. Finished.
Article: Stray dogs tend to be very fearful. Any sudden movements you make, or even just moving toward him normally, could look threatening to him. In turn, his 'fight or flight' response will be activated, causing him to turn and run away from you. Staying still will allow him to see that you are not a threat to him. If he approaches you when you are standing still, allow him to smell you. Do not hold your hand out for him to sniff it. He may bite your hand out of fear. Resist the temptation to pat your leg to get the stray dog to come to you. He may interpret that as a threatening movement. Even if the dog is displaying aggressive behavior, remember that he is likely more afraid of you than you are of him. Depending on how long the dog has been a stray, he may been called repeatedly by peopleeven his ownertrying to catch him. Over time, he may have developed a negative association to being called. Thus, if you call him to get his attention, he may run off in fear. If you are trying to get his attention, consider using noises that are more calming, such as clearing your throat or faking a sneeze. You could also lick your lips or yawn to convey that you are not a threat to him. If the stray dog is demonstrating erratic or aggressive behavior and you become fearful, fight the temptation to run away. If you start to run, chances are good that he will chase you. In addition, if you run away from him, you will have your back to him, which will put you in even more danger. If you want to distance yourself from him, walk away slowly and do not turn your back on him. If you are uncomfortable around the stray dog, or are unsure of the safest way to catch him, call your local animal control or a professional dogcatcher. Provide as much information about the dog as you can, such as the location of the dog (e.g., landmarks, street signs) and his breed. If you can, send photos of the dog to the animal control center or professional dogcatcher. Leave your phone number with the dispatcher, and inquire about how long it will take someone to come to you. Keep your eye on the dog until help arrives. Make your own safety a prioritydo not attempt to interact with a stray dog that is displaying erratic or aggressive behavior.
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Remain as still as possible. Avoid calling out to him. Do not run away. Call your local animal control.
Article: You can create 1 or 2 French or Dutch braids. If you wish to create 2 braids, you will have to part your hair down the center first. Secure the braids with mini hair elastics. Standard hair ties will be too bulky. You can end the braids at the nape of your neck, or continue with regular braids. Change up the style by creating an interesting part on either side of your head. Use your part as a guide, and braid at an angle, continuing the line as you braid down the hair. Pull your hair back into a low ponytail. Split it into 3 sections, like doing a braid, then secure the middle section with a hair tie. Cross the 2 side sections over the top of your ponytail, like tying a shoe. Hold the sections against the sides of your ponytail, and secure them with bobby pins. Use bobby pins that match your hair color. Be sure to tuck them inside your hair so that they are not visible. Part your hair at about eyebrow-level, then gather everything above your eyebrows into a ponytail. You can make the style fancier by doing a French braid or by twisting the ponytail into a bun. Create a center or side part, then gather a 1in (2.5cm) section from each side of the part, right at your forehead. Twist each section into a thin rope. Pull the ropes towards the back of your head, then cross the left one over the right one to make an X. Secure the ropes by crossing 2 bobby pins over the middle of the X. If your hair is straight, try curling it for a more voluminous look. If your hair is curly, straighten it for something sleeker. Use the handle of a rat-tail comb to change your part from how you normally wear it: center, left, or right. When creating a side part, begin the part above your left or right eyebrow, then angle it towards the back-center of your crown.
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French or Dutch Braid your hair. Create a knotted low ponytail. Keep things simple with a half-up, half-down ponytail. Twist 2 thin sections of hair into ropes and pin them back. Switch up your daily look by changing your hair texture or part.