Problem: Article: Once you make the fondant, it will need to rest for about eight hours. Make sure you give yourself plenty of time to make the fondant in advance of making the cake. For the fondant, you will need the following supplies: Large mixing bowl Small saucepan Mixing spoon Plastic wrap Large sealable plastic bag Sift the powdered sugar into a large bowl. Sifting will remove lumps and make the job of forming a smooth fondant much easier. Use your finger or a spoon to make a well in the center of the sugar for the wet ingredients. If you don't have a sifter, put the sugar in the bowl and whisk it to remove lumps. Pour the cold water into a small saucepan and sprinkle the gelatin over the water. Set it aside for five minutes to give the gelatin time to soften. After five minutes, heat the gelatin and water over low heat, stirring until the gelatin is fully dissolved. Once dissolved, remove the gelatin from the heat. Add the glucose and glycerine to the gelatin mixture and stir to fully combine. Finally, add the almond extract and stir to incorporate. You can add any extract you like for flavor in place of the almond extract. Be sure to use clear extracts, because colored flavorings (like vanilla) will color the fondant, which needs to be white for Hello Kitty. Pour the gelatin mixture into the well in the center of the sugar. Stir to incorporate all the sugar. Turn the dough out onto a flat surface covered with a dusting of powdered sugar. Knead the fondant with your hands until it becomes a stiff dough. If the fondant becomes too sticky, sprinkle it with a dusting of powdered sugar. Roll the fondant into a ball and wrap it tightly in a layer of plastic wrap. Then transfer the wrapped fondant to a sealable plastic bag. Push out all the air and seal the bag. Set the fondant aside on the counter and let it rest for about eight hours. The cornstarch called for in this recipe will be used when you roll out the fondant.
Summary: Get your equipment ready. Sift the sugar. Dissolve the gelatin. Add the remaining ingredients. Combine the ingredients and knead the fondant. Rest the fondant.

Problem: Article: Chickens are capable of learning. If you constantly use one specific call for one task they will respond to it. Remember to be patient and consistent. For example, if you say "Scraps!" every time you bring food out, they will learn to come get food when you say that word. A short, high-pitched "tuck tuck tuck" sound is chicken code for "I've found food, come check it out!" You can mimic this sound when you want to give your chickens something to eat, or if you need to do a role call because you've seen a fox lurking nearby. Both hens and roosters use this call. Ring the bell and throw some mealworms on the ground where the chickens can see them. Continue to ring the bell as they eat the worms so they clearly associate the ringing of the bell with the tasty treat. Do this every day for about a week so they will catch on. Make sure that every chicken gets some mealworms when they come, even those on the bottom of the pecking order. This will ensure that all the chickens have a good reason to come when you ring the bell. After they get used to the bell, you don't have to give them the worms every single time you call them. Be sure to still give them mealworms sometimes so they continue to have an incentive to respond to the bell.
Summary: Use one word or sound consistently to teach the chickens. Call your chickens to you using their food call. Train the chickens to come to a certain spot with a bell.

Problem: Article: Generally, you want the soil around your plants to be damp in summer and dry in winter. A soaker hose, where water seeps out of a hose line to water plants, should provide enough moisture for your berries if used for an hour or two every week. In some cases, like during heat or dry spells, you may need to water your berries more than usual. Training your plants by pruning them will encourage a rich and productive crop. Remove canes (stems) outside the 12 to 18 in (30.5 to 45.7 cm) total row width. Cut away any canes that are damaged, infested with insects, or appear diseased. For summer-harvest crops of red raspberries, cut down discolored, grayish canes after they have finished producing fruit. Leave new, healthy plants. For fall-harvest crops, cut off all the canes at ground level after they have finished producing fruit. For black raspberries, cut off the side fruit-producing branches after harvesting. Remove weak and untrained branches. When not producing, cut off small canes. Remove the smallest, ineffective canes from all plants in late winter. Ideally, three to six strong, healthy canes will remain after this process. You can apply a few inches of mature compost and/or an organic fertilizer, such as fish emulsion, to promote healthy, productive plants. A homemade, organic raspberry fertilizer might look like: Organic homemade raspberry fertilizer: 4 parts canola seed meal (or fish meal), 1 part dolomitic lime (to offset acidity in the seed meal), 1 part rock phosphate (or part bone meal), 1 part kelp meal. The berries should be rich in color and come free easily from the plant. Some varieties, however, offer a bit of resistance when being picked. Taste a few berries to determine if they are sweet enough to harvest. As the color darkens, the sugar level increases. Harvest berries early in the morning when it is still cold outside. This prevents them from smashing as you pick them. Rinse your berries and eat them immediately after harvesting. Though raspberries will keep in the refrigerator for several days, they are best eaten fresh. Freeze extra raspberries for later use in baking. Try putting putting them in jams or preserves, pies, etc.
Summary: Water plants weekly. Prune your raspberries at least once per year. Fertilize in late winter. Harvest your raspberries in late summer or early fall.

Problem: Article: Benzoyl peroxide can help treat current acne while helping reduce the dark spots that remain afterwards. You can use benzoyl peroxide in cleansers, toners, gel, and topical spot treatments. Salicylic acid will help reduce the redness, size, and pores around acne blemishes. You can use it in your cleanser, toner, and other skincare products. It may even help prevent acne in the future. While this will not work for pink and red marks (which are due to irritation and not changes in melanin in the skin), for brownish marks you can use a skin lightener to reverse the hyperpigmentation. While somewhat declining in popularity, Hydroquinone remains a common chemical skin lightener which is available both over-the-counter and prescription-strength. You can use it twice daily for a set period of time (ask your doctor) to lighten specific spots. It really should only take three treatments for skin lighteners to remove dark marks. Do not use these for too long or your skin may become permanently discolored gray. Skin lightening products can increase your sensitivity to sun damage and cause premature aging. Always wear sunscreen when using these products, even on cloudy days.
Summary:
Apply a product with benzoyl peroxide. Treat skin with salicylic acid. Use a skin-lightening serum for brownish marks. Use hydroquinone.