Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Check the fit to make sure that everything feels right. Pay special attention to the way that the shoe is constructed. Make sure that you buy your child the most appropriate shoe for his age and for what your child will be using the shoe for.

Answer: Make sure that the shoe is the appropriate length and width for your child's foot. If a shoe squeezes a child's foot too much, it can cause the child to have foot conditions such as blisters and calluses. Remember that your child's foot will grow at a rapid pace and that he may need to be fitted every few months for a new size. So, if your child takes off his shoe and you notice that there are red marks on your child's foot, it may be time to take your child in for a new fitting and buy him a new shoe. You will want to make sure that the upper level of the shoe is made from a comfortable material. You will want the material to be one that is flexible and breathes well so that your child's foot will not sweat and so that the top of the shoe does not push down on your child's foot. Some good materials are leather and canvas. There are also some shoes that are made out of a mesh material that can help your child's foot to breathe better. Make sure that the shoe is made of absorbent material to help absorb sweat and also make sure that the shoe has a good gripping on the bottom. You will not want to buy your child a shoe that makes him slip and slide around. Safety should always be your number one priority when purchasing shoes for your child. If you are buying a shoe for a baby that only crawls, you will only need to buy booties or no-slip socks that are designed to keep your child's foot warm. If you are buying a shoe for a child who is just learning to walk, you will need to make sure that the child has a shoe that helps with the walking process and does not hinder it. You will want to make sure that the shoe is comfortable and safe. Choose a shoe that is light and will not cause your child to sweat and become uncomfortable.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Meet the requirements for being a nude model. Prepare a resume. Find work as a nude art model. Discuss the details in advance.

Answer: Being a nude model doesn't require you to look like you're ready for the runway or to meet some unrealistic standard of beauty. Nude models help artists learn to draw the human body and understand its nuances and structure. Artists don't necessarily look for models who fit a stereotype and are open to models of all sizes, shapes, and ethnicities. People with unique body types and asymmetrical bodies are actually sought after. An important requirement for being a nude model is being comfortable with your body. Before you model nude, you should be comfortable enough to pose nude without blushing, covering yourself up, or trying to only show off the most flattering parts of your body. Not every artist or art teacher will ask for a resume, but you should be prepared with one anyway. You can still fill your resume even if you haven't been a nude model before. Providing a resume will give the artist or art teacher an idea of who you are. This is important for getting to know you as modeling for an art class is an intimate setting for both the artist and model that requires trust. Include any previous modeling experience, performances, art schooling, acting, dance, yoga, or other activity you have done which would benefit an artist model. If you're committed to being a nude art model, then you need to start looking for work. Contact your local art school or college to see if they are hiring art models. You can start with the art department, but ask if there is someone in particular assigned to hire models for all classes. Sometimes each instructor hires his or her own models. If you want to pose for a photographer, also look on any one of a number of websites that link models to photographers. Free online classified advertising websites also often post ads for nude models. You should first find work modeling for a class and only consider doing some private modeling once you have a better understanding of the nude art modeling world and know that you're working with a legitimate artist. When you are hired, it is best to iron out payment, time commitment, and schedule. Typical nude art modeling sessions run about three hours, including a number of breaks and a variety of poses held for 5, 10, or 20 minutes. Discuss average length and number of poses, the types of poses, and the amount of breaks you'll be given. Discuss payment or hourly sitting rates, which can vary greatly but generally are between $15 and $25 for drawing -- though fees for a photographer will generally be higher.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gather a few supplies. Combine and mash the fruit. Add water and heat the fruit. Wrap and hide the mixture. Add the sugar and ketchup. Heat the bag again. Wrap and hide the mixture. Reheat the bag daily. Strain or skim before consuming.

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The idea behind minimalist pruno is that it's more like making the type of pruno that inmates make, so it doesn't require any fancy cooking tools or utensils. What you will need is: One-gallon (3.8-L) sealable plastic bag Three clean towels A large bowl or sink Hot running water Spoon or t-shirt Break the oranges into wedges and place them in the sealable bag. Add the fruit cocktail and seal the bag tightly. With the fruit sealed inside the bag, squish the fruit between your fingers to break it up into small chunks. The fruit is ready when it becomes the consistency of fruit pulp mixed with paste. You can substitute some of the orange with apples, peaches, pears, or any other fruit that's available to you. Open the bag and pour in the water. Then seal the bag again. Place the bag of mashed fruit into a sink or bowl and cover it with the hottest water you can get from the tap. Let the fruit sit in the hot water for 15 minutes. Add fresh hot water every five minutes. If you don't have a bowl or a plug for the sink, keep the water from the tap running over the fruit for 15 minutes. Once the mixture is good and warm from the water, wrap it in the towels to help keep in the heat. Then transfer the mixture to a dark place for 48 hours. The heat is necessary for the fermentation process, because otherwise the wild yeast will die instead of converting the sugar to alcohol. After two days, unwrap the towels from around the bag. The bag should have ballooned up with gases, so open the bag to release the gas. Add the sugar cubes and ketchup. Seal the bag and let the mixture sit for 10 to 15 minutes to let the sugar dissolve. The amount of ketchup you need for this recipe is equivalent to about 3.5 ketchup packets. If you don't have access to ketchup, you can also use a piece of bread broken up into small pieces. When the sugar has dissolved, knead the mixture to incorporate the fruit, sugar, and ketchup. Then heat the mixture with hot tap water again. Let the fruit sit in the hot water (or under running water) for 30 minutes. After heating for 30 minutes in the water bath, wrap the mixture in the towels again. Stash it away somewhere dark and let the mixture sit for 24 hours. Once you get to this point, the mixture will take another 72 hours or so to turn to alcohol. Over the next three days, open the bag daily to release the gases and reheat the bag under hot running water for 15 minutes. Then rewrap the bag in the towel and return it to its dark place until the next day. When the bag stops bloating, the pruno is ready. After three days or when the bag stops bloating with gases overnight, open the bag and skim off the fruit mash to leave the liquid behind. If it's available, use a tea strainer, clean sock, or clean t-shirt to separate the fruit mash and strain the liquid. Transfer the liquid to cups before serving, or return it to the plastic bag and drink straight from the bag.