Use the same type of paper as you did for the mask body. You will be cutting both ears out at the same time. If you decide to use painted paper, make sure that you paint both sides. Rotate the paper so that the folded edge is on the side. Cut out a large triangle that is almost the same height and width as the paper. This will give you some extra-large ears. You can cut smaller ears if you prefer. Hold the ears together and cut them at the same time. Separate the ears when you are done. Your ears will have two flaps at the bottom. Take your first ear. Pull the left flap over the right flap until the ear curves. Secure the flaps with a glue stick. Repeat this step for the other ear. Take your first ear. Coat the overlapped flaps with glue. Slide the ear behind the top corner of the mask. Run your finger across the mask to seal the mask against the flaps. The ear will sort of flop forward. Repeat this step with the other ear. Take a look at you mask. If the flaps are covering part of the eye hole, trim them away with a pair of scissors.
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One-sentence summary -- Fold a sheet of red, orange, or paper in half widthwise. Cut a large triangle out. Cut a 2-inch (5.08-cenitmeter) slit in the bottom-center of each ear. Overlap the flaps to curve the ears, then secure them with glue. Glue the ears to the back of the mask. Trim away the excess flap, if necessary.

Q: If he plays a sport or is in a band, go to one of his games or performances. Make sure you stick around for awhile afterward to say hi so that he knows you were there. Showing your support for the things he works hard at will help get the message across that you're interested in him. Only go to things he told you about or are common knowledge. Don't show up at something you discovered by reading all his Facebook comments. If there's a book or movie that you really enjoyed, ask him if he's read or seen it. If not, lend it to him and tell him you want to know what he thinks of it. This will show you were thinking of him, and it will give you a good conversation starter the next time you see him. If it's a movie, you could also invite him over to watch it with you. This is a good casual way to find out if he wants to spend extra time with you. Does he have one snack or beverage that you always see him with? Maybe there's a certain soda he drinks every afternoon, or he's constantly eating potato chips. If you know you're going to see him, show up with two one for him and one for you. That way it looks like you thought of him, but not that you went out of your way just to get it for him. If he plays video games but you don't, ask if you can come over to his place sometime so he can teach you how to play. If he plays golf, tell him you want to learn how to swing a club. The request will flatter him and buy you an opportunity to get closer to him. If he says no but doesn't have a good reason, this may be a sign that he doesn't return your feelings.
A: Show up to his extracurricular activities. Lend him a book or movie. Bring him food or a drink. Ask him to teach you something.

Article: They should be served at room temperature. Keep the climate in mind before you serve. If it's a hot summer day, your cheese may only need 10 or 15 minutes. If your refrigerator is particularly cold, your cheese may take an hour to come to room temperature. Keep the rest of the wheel in a cool room or refrigerator. Wipe the knife, then score the cheese rind. Apply pressure to the section of cheese you want to cut off by rocking the knife back and forth. Good etiquette dictates that guests shouldn't leave the rind on the board, whether or not they follow that rule. Most rinds are edible. Unless your crowd recognizes cheese by sight, a small chalkboard, a serving card or a label will help them navigate. You are less likely to have people select a cheese that they won't like and refuse to eat if you label everything.
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Remove portions of a cheese wheel from the fridge approximately 30 minutes before you plan to serve them. Cut a portion of cheese before serving if you have a whole wheel. Create a clean cut from the wheel by dipping a sharp cook's knife in hot water. Consider plating the cheeses separately if you don't have large platters or plates on which to display them. Leave the rind on the cheese when you serve it. Label your cheese before you serve it.

Article: Moderate amounts of moderate exercise can help lower inflammation and CRP levels. Additionally, it can help you lose weight, which can encourage your CRP to drop even further. Too much exercise can stress your heart and increase inflammation just as much as too little exercise, so you need to aim for moderation. Try to exercise at a steady pace for 30 to 45 minutes roughly five days each week. Options worth considering include brisk walking, cycling, and swimming. Being overweight or obese increases your risk of developing and maintaining elevated CRP levels. Large fat cells excrete more interleukin-6, an internal chemical that tells your liver to produce more CRP. While your overall weight is important, you should pay special attention to your waist size. Women with a waist measurement over 35 inches (89 cm) and men with a waist size over 40 inches (102 cm) are more likely to have elevated CRP levels. Even though losing weight is important, it's equally important that you lose weight in an appropriate manner. Some weight-loss diets can lower weight while actually raising CRP levels. Low-carbohydrate, high-fat diets (like Atkins) have a tendency to raise CRP levels. In fact, consistently maintaining such a diet for several months can cause CRP to increase by 25 percent. Diets that are low in unhealthy fats and high in complex carbohydrates are generally much better. When paired with regular moderate exercise, the benefits are even more pronounced. Smoking causes the walls of your arteries to harden, which may increase inflammation and encourage your CRP levels to spike. Quit smoking as early as possible to improve your results. It can take up to ten years to reverse arterial damage caused by smoking, and the process can only begin after you quit. Try to get between seven and eight hours of sleep each night. Getting less than six hours can increase inflammation. Additionally, getting too much sleep can also cause CRP to increase. People who regularly sleep for more than eight each night are more likely to experience increased inflammation than those who only sleep for seven to eight hours. The presence of excess stress hormones can cause your body to release more inflammatory chemicals, which will usually cause CRP levels to rise. Finding time to relax can cause both your stress hormones and CRP to drop. If you find it difficult to switch to a more relaxing lifestyle, try to schedule at least 15 minutes of heavy relaxation time each day. Meditate, practice deep breathing, take a bubble bath, or listen to relaxing music. Nearly any activity that helps you unwind can help.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Exercise regularly. Lose weight. Note that weight loss alone isn't enough. Quit smoking. Get enough sleep. Relax.