Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take another suitable tube of PVC. Take a dowel and cut a grove into the end with your hacksaw for the string. Attach fletchings if you have any. Now you can shoot with your bow!

Answer: If not, attach a nail to the end with duct tape to be a weight - it steadies the arrow.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Absorb excess wet urine. Take the mattress outside. Protect the box spring if you cannot move the mattress. Soak the area with water. Absorb excess moisture with towels.

Answer: When you discover a fresh marking that's still wet, grab a couple of old towels and press them firmly into the mattress to absorb as much of the urine as possible. Replace the towels with dry ones as needed. You know you've absorbed as much as possible when towels come away dry. Launder the towels immediately to remove the urine and get rid of the smell, otherwise the cat may mark again. Use paper towels if you don't want to get cat urine on your towels. When the weather is mild enough and it's not raining, take the mattress outside if you can. This will make it easier to soak the mattress with water and cleaner, and speed up the drying process. Place the mattress on a clean surface, such as a picnic table or patio. To protect the mattress from dirt, lay down a large plastic sheet before you put down the mattress. When the weather is too cold, snowing, or raining, leave the mattress in place on the bed. Lay down a large plastic sheet between the mattress and the box spring. Place one or two folded towels between the mattress and box spring underneath the affected area on the mattress. The towels and plastic will help protect the box spring and the floor below from water damage. Fill a bucket with about 4 cups (940 ml) of room temperature water. Pour the water on the affected area of the mattress. Concentrate the water on the affected area as much as possible without soaking the rest of the mattress. Dousing the area with water will dilute the urine and reduce the smell. Once you've thoroughly soaked the area with a bucketful of water, grab some fresh towels. Lay a couple of fresh towels over the wet area and press them into the mattress. Replace them with dry towels as necessary, until the towels come away dry. Like before, place the soiled towels in the laundry immediately. Replace the towels underneath the mattress with dry ones.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: After your application is accepted, start preparing your home and life for the addition of a child. Learn as much as possible about the placement process from your placement coordinator. Examine your family's budget. Buy the items that you would need to care for a child in the first 48 hours they are in your house. Begin living with your newly-placed foster child. Avoid foster parent burnout.

Answer: Your local agency will require a number of safety features in your home, such as smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, and the like. Don't let a simple oversight derail your plans so late in the game! Follow the safety recommendation for the child's sake and for yours. Your placement coordinator should give you information about how other children in your home could be affected by the placement, and what the chances of the child returning to its birth family are. It's important to remember that upwards of 50% of foster youth are reunited with their birth families after being placed in foster care being a foster parent often doesn't last long! If you are feeling weary, unsure, or unwilling to accept the placement, know that you have the right to back out of the placement request before it's finalized. While there are no requirements to be a foster parent concerning age, race, preference, gender, or religion, you must be able to financially support yourself and any members of your current household. Make sure you understand the financial responsibilities of being a foster parent. In most states, foster children are covered with Medicaid cards, which includes medical, dental and counseling services. If the child needs daycare, this is a cost you'll probably be responsible for. Again, this differs from state to state; some states include a monthly stipend for childcare. A few sets of clothes for the age group you are willing to care for, age appropriate toys, food, hygiene items, etc. Understand that the initial transition can be quite rough for the foster youth; not everything is going to be rosy right from the get-go. But with a little bit of gumption and a lot of patience and love, your foster youth should ultimately understand that your intentions are pure and that your love is real. Form emotional bonds with your foster youth, but don't expect them to stay for very long. Foster care can last a matter of weeks or months, but it rarely drags on forever. More than half of foster youth are eventually reunited with their natural parents. If reunification with their birth parents is no longer possible, you may be able to adopt your foster youth. This may only happen after the legal rights of the parents have been officially severed. Continue to work with your caseworker to help meet the day to day needs of the foster youth. Stay in touch with your caseworker. They will help you better provide for your foster youth, if only with moral support. Give yourself some TLC. In order to physically, emotionally, and psychologically provide for your foster youth, you need to provide for yourself. To help avoid burning out, enlist the help of babysitters and respite care. In most states, babysitters 18 or older can legally sit foster youth, although your particular state may have a provision against it. Ask your caseworker for more details if you are unsure. Respite care is a temporary handing over of the foster youth to another caregiver in order to give the foster parent(s) a break. Again, check with your caseworker for more information about respite care.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Consider making some loose powder blush. Find a mixing container. Pour beetroot or hibiscus powder into the mixing container. Add the arrowroot powder and mix. Adjust as needed. Consider adding some shimmer. Consider adding some essential oil. Consider decorating your container.

Answer:
This blush closely resembles the loose, mineral powder blush you might buy in a store, except that it costs much less. You can apply it using a brush or poof. This section will show you how to make your own loose powder blush. You will need some sort of to combine all of your ingredients. Because you are working with such small amounts, you can use a small mixing bowl, or even a cup. You will need teaspoon of beetroot or hibiscus powder. Pour the powder through a sifter into a bowl and break up any clumps you may find with a fork. If your powder is still too clumpy, then you may have to grind it further using a coffee grinder or a pestle and mortar. If your beetroot powder comes in a capsule, simple pull the capsule apart and pour out the beetroot powder. Discard the capsule. Keep doing this until you have enough beetroot powder. You can also use freeze-dried or dehydrated strawberries and raspberries as well. Be sure to grind them into a fine powder in a coffee grinder, or by using a pestle and mortar, before using them in your recipe. You will need teaspoon of arrowroot powder. Once you have measured it out, add that into your mixing bowl. Mix everything together with a fork. You can also transfer the ingredients into another bowl through a sifter; not only will the sifter blend everything together smoothly, but it will also break up any remaining clumps. If you do not have any arrowroot powder, you can substitute it with cornstarch. If your blush is too dark, you can lighten it by adding more arrowroot powder. If your blush is too light, you can darken it by adding some cocoa powder. Be sure to mix everything again after you have added your powder. You can add a little shimmer to your powder blush with ground ginger or ground nutmeg. You can also use mica powders as well. Once you have added your shimmer, mix the ingredients again using a fork. Ground ginger will give you a light-colored shimmer. Ground nutmeg will give you a darker shimmer. The essential oil is not necessary, but it will help the powder stick better to your skin. It will also give it a nice fragrance. Simply add a drop or two of essential oil and mix the blush again using a fork. Keep in mind, however, that this might cause the blush to become more clumpy. Use floral or sweet fragrances, such as chamomile, lavender, rose, or vanilla. You can leave your container plain, or you can decorate it with stick-on gemstones. You can also make a custom label for it.