IN: What happens next?

A pair of hands shape a piece of foil paper into a bowl shape on the metal stand with the matches but not the gasoline visible. the hands

OPTIONS:
- brush something on the counter, make a smile and paints the foil black.
- use the instrument to manually press a button on the stove top and the flame jumps from the stove onto the paper giving off a blue orange glow.
- use a measuring spoon to pour something into the foil paper bowl.
- cover a paper plate with too much paper and the cups use up all the gasoline and they then blow it towards the game.

OUT: use a measuring spoon to pour something into the foil paper bowl.

IN: What happens next?

How to train a german shepherd to be a guard dog
Socialize your german shepherd when he is a puppy.
In order to have a well-trained guard dog, you will need to start socializing your german shepherd from a young age. Puppies are more receptive to new things until they are about 18 weeks old.

OPTIONS:
- You should let the puppy get to know you as a adult, then put him in his crate overnight. At 11 weeks, gradually introduce your dog to new situations.
- Spending time with your german shepherd will allow you to bond with him and may keep him calm. Taking him outside and teaching him tricks can also be a great way to bond with him.
- During this time, the things that they see, hear, and smell are less frightening. It is important to make sure that your german shepherd puppy is well-socialized during this time so that he will confident rather than anxious or fearful.
- Begin by using training sessions over the course of several weeks. Because the puppy's attachment to your dog is growing, you will need to find a balance between training and just walking him around.

OUT: During this time, the things that they see, hear, and smell are less frightening. It is important to make sure that your german shepherd puppy is well-socialized during this time so that he will confident rather than anxious or fearful.

IN: What happens next?

How to crochet a hooded scarf
Create a foundation chain.
Attach the yarn to your crochet hook with a slipknot, then work up a foundation chain of 200 chain stitches.
If you don't know how to make a slipknot or chain stitch, see the " tips " section for instructions.

OPTIONS:
- This scarf is worked lengthwise, so the length of your chain will be the length of your finished scarf. You can make the chain longer or shorter depending on your desired length, but the number of chain stitches you choose should be a multiple of two.
- Wet your work surface with enough water to form a mud-like layer around the length and width of your scarf. Chop your yarn and the thread by hand.
- For a basic feeling of support on the base of your hood and for framing, try to use a premade foundation chain. Learn how to use your scarf in a single loop.
- Make a hook to hang the scarf. Thread your crochet hook (or use a regular crochet hook) through the yarn and then pull through all four stitches on your hook.

OUT:
This scarf is worked lengthwise, so the length of your chain will be the length of your finished scarf. You can make the chain longer or shorter depending on your desired length, but the number of chain stitches you choose should be a multiple of two.