Q: You can use an acrylic tube or a rolling pin to roll out the clay. This will eventually make the wings of your angel. If you'd like a fancier angel, use pearly-white clay instead. Start by cutting the sheet into a triangle, able the same size as the body cone. Cut the triangle in half. The short edges will make the inner part of the wings. The straight edges will make the bottom. The angled edges will make the top. The easiest way to do this would be to add vertical dents into the wings using a toothpick. Align the toothpick against the bottom of the wing, and angle the tip towards the top. This will create slight ripples in the wing. Space the dents 1 to 2 toothpick-thicknesses apart. For fancier wings: use a dotting tool or a ball-tipped embossing tool to draw short streaks into the wings. Consider adding a hint of shimmer by dusting on powdered eyeshadow with a soft, fluffy brush. Use a toothpick to add a glob of liquid clay onto the back of your angel. Press the wings into the liquid clay. Angle the wings so that they look like an M. Smooth out the seam between the two wings.
A: Roll some white clay into a thin sheet. Cut the white clay sheet into wing shapes. Add details to the wings. Attach the wings to the back of your angel using liquid clay.

Article: Along with the hangover that too much drinking can bring, alcohol dehydrates your body. Although we don't commonly think of it as such, alcohol is a toxin, and its ingredients result in your skin looking pale and pasty instead of fresh and plump. If you do drink alcohol, be sure to rehydrate yourself properly. Although sunlight can give you a healthy looking tan, it is also very damaging for your skin. This can lead to skin discoloration over time. If you have to be in the sun for very long, wear protective sun screen and large sunglasses to help protect the skin under your eyes. Salt makes your body retain water. This can lead to swelling. Because the skin around your eyes is thin and fragile, it's particularly vulnerable to swelling. The skin underneath your eyes is especially fragile and thin, and the blood vessels underneath there are very close to the surface. Harsh rubbing can irritate these areas, increasing the dark look underneath your eyes, as well as making the skin swell, which will make your eyes appear recessed by comparison. Your body is roughly 60% water. Your cells need water in order to be full and healthy, properly regenerate, and to get rid of waste products amongst other things. Drinking more water will give your skin a natural, healthy glow and better texture. Do this with retinol creams or lotions available at your local pharmacy, grocery store, or beauty supply shop. Moisturizing should happen at least once, if not twice, a day after properly cleansing your skin. Restoring moisture to your skin helps it to retain its youthful appearance. Avoid using hemorrhoid creams around your eyes. These creams contain ingredients which may irritate the delicate skin around your eyes. Sleep is when your body, especially your skin, regenerates. Without proper sleep, your blood vessels are more likely to dilate, or expand. As mentioned before, the blood vessels under your eyes are very close to the surface, making them very visible: the larger they get, the darker your skin will appear. Think of your skin as a canvas: you want it to be as smooth and even as possible before you ever even advance to make-up application. This means minimizing and getting rid of any extra bumps that do not belong. Apply adhesive eye pads or a cold compress to the under-eye area to get rid of any puffiness or swelling. If you are strapped for cash, chilled spoons, cucumber slices, or even tea bags can be used instead.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Avoid alcohol. Avoid too much much sun. Avoid too much salt. Do not rub your eyes. Drink plenty of water. Properly moisturize the skin underneath your eyes. Get plenty of sleep at night. Use a cold compress as part of your daily skin care routine.

Problem: Article: While strategies such as activity modification, pessaries, Kegel exercises, and estrogen replacement therapy can be helpful, moderate to severe cases of vaginal prolapse may need to be treated with surgery. The type and extent of the surgery will vary depending upon the type and severity of your prolapse. This is something that your surgeon will assess and discuss with you after he or she has performed a physical exam to thoroughly assess the extent of your vaginal prolapse. As you await surgery, you may be offered treatments such as a vaginal pessary to help control your prolapse until it can be corrected surgically. Also, keep in mind that there is no medical reason why surgery has to be done. Most people are put under general anesthesia while they undergo surgery for vaginal prolapse. Tell your doctor if you have had problems with general anesthesia in the past, or if you have a family history of problems tolerating anesthetic. Most people are completely fine with it; however, it is important to talk with your doctor about any concerns you may have. Some women just receive a spinal or an epidural for pain control during surgery. While general anesthesia is normally recommended, these are other options that can be considered. Vaginal surgery is the mainstay of treatment followed by laparoscopic surgery. In vaginal surgery, the surgery is conducted through the vaginal opening. In laparoscopic surgery, small instruments are inserted into the abdominal cavity though tiny incision points, with the help of a small camera that allows the surgeon to see during the operation. Unless there are complications, you will most likely need to stay in the hospital for one to two days following surgery. This will help to ensure that the initial stages of your recovery are going well. Recurrence after having prolapse surgery can be as high as 20 to 60%. To reduce your risk, be diligent about doing Kegels, limiting lifting, and any other preventative measure that your doctor suggests after surgery.
Summary: Know that vaginal surgery is the mainstay of treatment for more severe vaginal prolapse. Ask about anesthesia during surgical procedures. Educate yourself about what to expect during surgery for vaginal prolapse.

Q: Fumes may emit from the rice cooker as the solvent is dissolved. Because isopropyl alcohol is highly combustible, avoid any and all flames, stovetops, sparks, and cigarettes while you're heating the solvent. Isopropyl alcohol is flammable and cannot be cooked near an open flame or spark. Pour the alcohol into your rice cooker until it is about three-quarters of the way full. Close and turn on your rice cooker to 210230F (99110C). Although you can heat your isopropyl alcohol in a crock pot, it is not recommended. If your mixture heats to over 300F (149C), the cannabis will burn and become unusable. Save the rest of your isopropyl alcohol for later. As the alcohol evaporates, you will slowly add more until you have poured in the entire solvent. Wait until the isopropyl alcohol is about halfway evaporated. Continually fill the rice cooker with isopropyl alcohol to three-quarters full. Add a few drops of water (about 10 for every 1 pound (16oz) added) as the solvent evaporates to keep the oil from overheating. When you have added all of the solvent into the rice cooker and it has evaporated entirely, the oil will be the only liquid left in the rice cooker. It will be the consistency of thick grease and have a dark color when the isopropyl alcohol has dissolved. Dip the syringe into the oil, then slowly pull on the plunger until the syringe is filled with the oil. Remove the syringe from the rice cooker, then cover the top with its plastic tip to prevent spilling. Do not transfer the isopropyl alcohol into another container. You may need multiple syringes to siphon out all of the oil. Store Rick Simpson oil in the syringes until you are ready to use it.
A:
Set up a rice cooker in a well-ventilated area. Transfer your isopropyl alcohol to the rice cooker. Check on the solvent periodically and add more alcohol as it evaporates. Wait until the oil develops a dark color and greasy consistency. Siphon the oil out with a plastic catheter tip syringe.