INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Mark places where you want the parts of the wig to go--the ears, different colors of fur, etc. Draw lines separating portions of the cap as you go. If you use yarn, you must fray it with a fine-bristled cat grooming brush after repeating the first step of making the tail (knot the halves of pieces of yarn together, then fray) Twist together longer pieces of your fur material at the top. Securing the topknots with thread or little hair ties, or cover the entire tips of the ears with yarn that matches the wig. This prevents the topknots from coming undone. Once the ears are made, glue them onto the cap and ensure they are secure and not floppy. Once this is done, you may use hairspray or styling gel to style it however you want. They should consist of strips of cloth or whatever you think will work. Shape them like an isosceles triangle. Sew the sideburns onto the wig. This all should be done on a porcelain/foam/plastic head to ensure precision and accurate measurements.

SUMMARY: Use a white swimming cap as the base of your wig. Divide and mark the places on the swimming cap where you want to place your yarn, synthetic fur, or wool (these can be in any color). Glue or sew your pieces of fur onto the swimming cap in your marked areas. Prepare the ears. Glue the fur or yarn onto circular pieces of cloth. Prepare the sideburns. Sew or glue your fur onto your sideburns.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: 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.
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.

Pour a 16-ounce (473 ml) bottle of Coca-Cola into a punch bowl or serving pitcher. If you don't have Coca-Cola, substitute any cola flavored soft drink.Use chilled Coca-Cola to keep the drinks cold. You can easily double or triple this recipe as long as you keep the proportions the same. Just use a larger punch bowl. Open a 16-ounce (473 ml) bottle of Mountain Dew, Mello Yello, or Sprite and pour it into the Coca-Cola in the punch bowl. Pour slowly to prevent the soda from fizzing up a lot. Open and pour in a 16-ounce (473 ml) bottle of cream soda. Take a long spoon and slowly stir the mixture until the liquids are combined. Set out serving glasses so guests can help themselves to this fizzy drink. If you'd like to put the cola in bottles, use a funnel to pour it into the bottles and serve them before the Nuka cola loses its carbonation. If you choose to bottle the Nuka cola, consider setting out some old Nuka Cola Caps.
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One-sentence summary -- Measure Coca-Cola into a punch bowl. Add the Mountain Dew to the bowl. Pour in cream soda and stir the Nuka Cola. Serve the Nuka Cola.

Q: Turn the burner to medium and heat the rice in the milks until they begin to bubble. Stir the rice frequently to prevent it from sticking to the bottom of the saucepan.
A: Bring the arroz con leche to a boil.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There are many museums that are specifically designed for children, and others that have special activities for children.The Association of Children's Museums can help you find a children's museum near you. In addition to museums specifically designed for children, many have exhibits that children might find interesting. Consider natural history museums, especially those with dinosaur or Egyptian mummy exhibits, planetariums, wax museums, or aviation museums. No matter where you live, there's likely to be a farm or petting zoo not far from you that will give your kids a great opportunity to interact with and learn about animals. Zoos and aquariums are also great ways for kids to learn about new animals while having fun. Bowling, ice skating, roller skating, swimming, gymnastics, and rock climbing are all good options. Kids will burn off energy, while also having fun and learning a new skill. You can also look for indoor trampoline parks, indoor water parks, and family fun centers in your area. Depending on where you live, you could visit the beach, the lake, or the mountains. Even if you don't live near any exciting outdoor attractions, you can try visiting a local park or taking a walk or a bike ride around town. If you don't have time for that or you'd like to save some money, take your children to rent a DVD/video. Make sure it is something that they will all enjoy and that they have all decided on. When you have to do a job or you are busy, get them together and put on the film.

SUMMARY:
Take a trip to a local museum or art gallery. Teach your children about animals by taking them to a local farm. Get active with indoor activities. Enjoy the great outdoors. Go to the movies.