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To get an egg into a beer bottle, you will need an egg, a pot, water, a stove, a glass beer bottle, vegetable oil, a small strip of paper, and matches. Remember, because the mouth of the beer bottle is small, you probably won't get the whole egg into it. If you want to get the whole egg in, you must use a bottle with a wide enough mouth for the egg to rest comfortably on without falling through. Parental supervision is recommended for both boiling the egg and working with the matches. A small to medium sized egg works best for this. Use a glass bottle for this because the bottle will be in close contact with fire. Cut a strip of paper thin enough that it can fit through the mouth of the bottle and not stick out the top.

summary: Gather the necessary materials.

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Fabrics can only be pinked after the seam has been sewn. Depending on the fabric, you might use one of several seaming methods. You can use a sewing machine or hand-stitch the seam yourself. Don't take off too much of the fabric. Your fabric will fray least if it is as far from the seam itself as possible. While you can always cut off more if you're unsatisfied with the edge, you cannot put fabric back on after you've cut it. Pinked hems look neat and tidy when cut in a straight line. If you have trouble keeping your scissors steady, use a ruler to measure your cut as you go. Make your way carefully through the fabric's edge to avoid wavering lines. Metal rulers are ideal for cutting in a straight line because they are harder to bend. You don't need to cut in a rush. Pink your fabric at your own pace. If this is your first time using pinking shears, buy extra fabric to experiment with before you make the actual cuts. Try cutting in straight lines and at different paces to find what works best with you.

summary: Sew your fabric's seam before you cut. Begin your cut along the edge of the seam. Cut the seam in a straight line. Practice on a fabric swatch first.

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A CHIPS petition stands for "Child in Need of Protection or Services." It is filed by the state, typically because the state believes that the child's safety is endangered. The state will work with you to develop a plan so that you can keep your children. The plan will attempt to address whatever shortfall in your parenting that the state observed. If you do not want to retain your parental rights, you should inform the state of that fact at this time. The state can move to have your rights terminated. If the state decides to go ahead with the termination, it will file to have your rights terminated. You will attend the hearing and consent to having your parental rights terminated. The court may need to reassure itself that you have sufficient capacity to give consent. It may question you and also could order that you meet with someone for counseling.
summary: Receive a CHIPS petition. Work on a case plan. Attend a court hearing.