Write an article based on this "Get to a warm place immediately. Don't attempt to go back outside after warming up. If you can't find a warm place or are too far away from the closest heated building, seek shelter out of the wind and call for help. Immerse the affected area in warm water. Have someone not affected by frostbite test the water to make sure it's warm, but not hot. After about 30 or 40 minutes, full sensation should be regained, and the color should begin returning to normal. Don't warm the area using other methods. Don't rub the skin, either with your hands or with a towel. Don't use dry heat, since the numb skin will easily burn Call for medical assistance or see a doctor to assess the injuries. Blistering Loss of sensation Pale or discolored skin Discharge from the affected area Fever, confusion or dizziness"
article: If you have any of the early signs of frostbite, go inside and start getting warm. Take off wet clothes and change into dry ones or use a warm blanket to warm up. Have a warm drink like tea, hot chocolate or just warm water to start bringing your body temperature back up. The affected area will be susceptible to further damage if you go outside. Don't risk it just because you want to get back to skiing or hiking. Fill a bowl or pot with warm water and completely submerge the affected area. Do not use hot water, as it will heat the skin too quickly and damage the tissue. Soak the area for 30 to 40 minutes. The person with frostbite may not be able to sense the temperature accurately. As the tissue begins to warm, it's common to feel severe pain. Handling the tissue roughly could result in a lot of damage. Warm water should be the only warming mechanism you use to restore the body part to the correct temperature. Avoid doing the following: Frostnip may be treatable at home without need for further assistance, but anything beyond that could cause long-term damage. If you experience these symptoms, it's important to get medical attention:

Write an article based on this "Use the steps outlined in the previous method."
article: However, when it comes to adding the egg, add the egg poacher first. It should have a hook that sits on the edge of the pan; simply hook this into place prior to sliding in the egg.

Write an article based on this "Add fine details, like vines and flowers, with small brushes. Write and doodle designs with an acrylic or oil-based paint pen. Use painter's tape to paint stripes on tiles, dishes, and bowls. Paint over a stencil on ceramic tile to create a dynamic and eye-catching pattern. Bake dishes that have been hand painted with ceramic paint."
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To paint flower buds or leaves, use a pointed brush to apply a tiny blob of paint to the dish where the base of the bud or leaf will be. Then, drag and lift the brush in the direction of the tip of the bud or leaf. Wipe down your ceramic object with a damp towel and then dry it with a clean towel. Then, use the markers to draw patterns, write phrases, or create drawings. When you're happy with the artwork, bake the object in the oven at 375F (191C) for 40 minutes. Add the painter's tape in even lines, and then use a small brush to apply ceramic paint in between the paint strips. Let the paint dry for 5-10 minutes, and then remove the tape before the paint is completely dry. Bake the item in the oven according to the package directions. To make a ceramic tile wall or floor more interesting, tape a stencil with a fun pattern on it to the tile. Then, brush or roll paint over the stencil, and carefully lift the stencil to reveal the design. If you're covering a large area, position the stencil on the next tile to create a repeated design. If you chose to paint a dish with a paint pen or acrylic paint for ceramics, set it aside to dry for 24 hours. Then, bake it in an oven according to the manufacturer's instructions. Be sure to turn off the oven after the specified time, and let the item cool completely before removing it. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for curing the paint. The paint that you use may need to cure for a longer period or at a high temperature.