Using your hands, mix together to make a stiff dough. Add as much flavoring as needed to get the right consistency. Make the dough about 1/4"/1 centimeter (0.4in) thick. You can use the mouth of a small glass or special cookie cutter shapes.
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One-sentence summary -- Combine the flour and powdered milk in a medium sized bowl. Add the beaten egg and flavoring. Roll the dough out on a floured surface. Cut shapes. Line the biscuits out on a baking tray (sheet) that has been lined with baking paper (parchment). Bake at 350F/180C for half an hour or until golden brown. Remove from heat and allow to cool on a wire cooling rack.

" There are three options under this heading, which is used if you are a client as opposed to a freelancer: The first option is for job posts. You can select how often you get incoming proposals by clicking on the drop-down menu on the first line. Your options are "Immediately," "Every few hours," and "Once a day." To select your options, click on the drop-down menu then click the option you want to use. The next option is called "Activity Summary"; this will let Elance send you a record of your hired freelancers daily activity. You can first check the box to turn this on, then click the drop-down menu to the right of the box and select how often you want those emails. Last is the option for weekly status report reminders. This is used to help you remember when you have to send payment to a freelancer. You can check this box to get the weekly reminder. For clients, you can check or uncheck all three options under this heading as you see fit. The first option prompts Elance to send you an email for each workroom message. The second option will let Elance send you a list of daily digest messages. The final option will let Elance send you an email when you send out workroom messages.
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One-sentence summary -- Receive "Emails about My Jobs. Receive notifications for workroom messages.

While a predator can attack from anywhere, you'll give yourself an advantage if you stick to the beaten path. At night, try to avoid walking by yourself. You'll do well to avoid places like: High-crime areas Isolated side streets Dark alleyways A predator might try to approach if you look like you are lost or confused. Try to plan a route ahead of time if you are going to be walking alone. That way, you can keep an eye out for suspicious activity instead of trying to figure out which way to go. Pay attention. A bad target is one who is not listening to headphones or looking at their phone. A predator might try to approach you on the street. If someone suspicious comes near you, use your words. Say loudly and clearly to "back off". You can also say, "Get away from me" or "Do not come closer." Don't worry about being polite. Contact your local community center or gym to find a class near you. Learning self-defense can teach you how to protect yourself if you are attacked. Knowing self-defense will help you feel empowered and more confident. Your local police station might also offer a class. Preparedness can help you to avoid attackers. But there might come a time when you are actually confronted by a predator. Try to head off the attack if this happens. Keep your home safe by installing alarms, good locks, and security cameras. If a predator is lurking, you can hopefully prevent them from gaining access to you and your home. You don't have to wait until you are attacked to voice your concerns. If you feel like you are being threatened or watched, say something. For example, if you are out walking, step into a store or business. You can say, "I'm worried that the person behind me is following me. Do you mind if I stay in here until they move on?" If you fear or know that you are dealing with a predator, get professional help. Call your local police. You can also report online predators to the FBI. It is always better to be safe rather than sorry.
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One-sentence summary -- Avoid dangerous places. Be aware of your surroundings. Use the "back off" command. Take self-defense. Create obstacles to entering your home. Report suspicious activity. Contact the authorities.

Your cat will always want to scratch on things, and if it doesn't know how to use a scratching post, it will use your furniture instead. Before bringing your cat inside, place a scratching post in a dry spot, near your cat's food. Give your cat at least a week to become accustomed to using a scratching post before bringing it inside. Before bringing your cat indoors, place a little box outside in a dry location. Fill the litter box with fine-grain, clumping litter. Give your cat approximately a week to get accustomed to the litter box before bringing it inside. Make sure to clean the litter box every day. Outdoor cats tend to like to use clean areas to eliminate waste. If the litter box is not clean, they are likely not to use it. Put the litter box in a safe and quiet area. Otherwise, the cat might be too scared or hesitant to use it. Before bringing your cat indoors, you should be sure that it won't be bringing disease with it. If your cat hasn't already been microchipped, a process that allows it to be identified, your veterinarian should perform this procedure as well. A wild cat will also need to be vaccinated and neutered. Before the cat is spayed or neutered, the vet should perform a test for Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV). FeLV is highly infectious between cats and can be deadly if untreated. The vet will do two blood tests to see if your cat has this disease. The vet should do a complete check-up of the cat. This includes checking for ear mites, fleas, lice, and other parasites. The cat should also be dewormed.
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Train your cat to use the scratching post outside. Train your cat to use a litter box outside. Take your cat to a veterinarian.