Problem: Article: Tonic water is similar to soda water, except that it also has quinine, sugar, and a few other ingredients that give tonic a distinctive and slightly bitter flavor. To make a gin and tonic, combine in a tall glass: 4 ice cubes 2 ounces (60 ml) of gin 4 ounces (118 ml) of chilled tonic water 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of fresh lime juice 1 lime wedge for garnish Soda water is a great and simple way to make your gin last longer, add extra flavor profiles, and make the drink less strong. You can add a splash of soda water, have equal parts gin and soda water, or you can have your gin in a high ball and fill the glass the rest of the way with soda water. You can also pair your gin with citrus-infused soda. Lemon, lemon lime, grapefruit, and blood orange sodas are great additions to gin. Gin and ginger is a delicious combination, and the easiest way to pair the two flavors is with ginger ale. Fill a tall glass with 4 or 5 ice cubes, pour in 1 ounces (44 ml) of gin, and fill the glass the rest of the way with ginger ale. For an extra ginger kick, garnish the glass with a piece of candied ginger. Many gins have citrusy aromas like lemon and grapefruit, while some others are floral and have hints of rose, lavender, and other blossoms. These gins include Bloom, Hendrick's, and Bombay Sapphire. Citrusy and floral gins can be paired with citrus, including: Garnished with a twist of lemon rind or a wedge of citrus Finished with a squeeze of fresh citrus juice Combined with lemon bitters, citrus-flavored tonic, or a citrus soda You don't have to drink gin neat or chilled, and you can also add other ingredients to the drink to complement or contrast the aromas of the alcohol. For herbaceous gins, such as Portobello Road, that taste or smell of herbs, you can serve the gin with: A sprig of fresh rosemary or thyme Fresh mint A few basil leaves Fresh sage An herb-flavored tonic Pour a full bottle of gin into a large glass bowl. Add 4 Earl Grey or chamomile tea bags and let the mixture steep for at least 2 hours at room temperature. Remove the tea bags and pour the gin back into the bottle. You can use this tea-infused gin for: Cocktails Gin and tonics Martinis Drinking neat, up, or on the rocks
Summary: Mix a classic gin and tonic. Add a bit of soda water. Try a splash of ginger ale. Finish gin with citrus. Add herbs to herbaceous gins. Infuse your gin with tea.

Problem: Article: This step is particularly important if you are changing your piercing for the first time. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water, making sure to scrub them in warm water for at least 20 seconds. Dry with a clean towel. If you're changing your tragus jewelry out for a new piece, make sure to sterilize the new jewelry. Wash it in soap and water, and then dunk it in rubbing alcohol for a minute or two. Your hair will get in the way as you try to change your jewelry. It's best to pin it back out of the way to make the process easier on yourself. Of course, if you have short hair, it won't be a problem for you. Wipe the piercing and the area around it with rubbing alcohol to keep the area sterile. This will prevent having germs or bacteria left on your skin from causing an infection while you handle the piercing.
Summary: Start with clean hands and jewelry. Pull your hair back. Clean the area with alcohol to keep it clean.

Problem: Article: At Amazon KDP, you should go to the bookshelf page: https://kdp.amazon.com/bookshelf. You have to fill out information about the book, such as the following: The book's language. Book title. Remember to include the words "Translated," "Illustrated," or "Annotated" to the book's title. The tag you use will depend on the original content you provided. For example, if you provide detailed biographical essays or a study guide, then you would use "Annotated." Author's name. Remember to include the name of the person who authored the public domain work. Contributors. For example, you can select "Translator" and then include your name. Description. You get 4000 characters to describe the book. Remember to include information about what you added to the book. For example, "New illustrations." Public domain work. Keywords. You can select up to seven keywords. These keywords help customers find your book. If you are publishing Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights, don't pick generic keywords like "gothic." Instead, be creative. The category, such as "Fiction," "Non-Fiction," etc. The age and grade range of your reader. You're now ready to upload your Word document (or other file) and your cover image. If you need to use Cover Creator to make a cover, then you can do so now. You should also preview your book by using the Online Previewer. Read through the entire eBook looking for errors. KDP will also identify typos. Review these carefully because the program sometimes identifies words that are spelled correctly. Common errors include using "Tab" to indent and not inserting pictures properly. If you find something wrong with the formatting, then go back through your Word document and make corrections before uploading the corrected document again. Amazon KDP sets a minimum price of $0.99. To get a 70% royalty, you must price your book between $2.99 and $9.99. If you price below or above those amounts, then you get a 35% royalty. Generally, public domain work is only eligible for the 35% royalty. To be eligible for the 70% royalty, you must publish an original translation or add substantial original content to your public domain title. KDP does not define "substantial," which will probably be decided on a case-by-case basis. You also must price competitively. Look what other versions of the book are selling for on each vendor's website. You can price a little higher if you are providing substantial extra value. However, you generally don't want to be too high. . If you provide a study guide or academic essays to a public domain title, then be sure to register the copyright in your material. You can't copyright the public domain material, but you should protect your own original contributions. You don't have to register in order to have a copyright in your material. However, you must register before you can bring a lawsuit in the U.S. for copyright infringement.
Summary: Create the book details. Upload files. Select a price. Register the copyright in your original contribution

Problem: Article: If one of your parents was a Japanese citizen at the time that you were born, then you automatically obtain Japanese citizenship. According to Article 2(2) of the Japanese Nationality Law, if you are the child of a Japanese father, but your father died before your own birth, you immediately acquire Japanese citizenship. If you were born in Japan, to unknown parents, you have the automatic right to Japanese citizenship. This will occur if the baby is abandoned, reported as abandoned, or turned over to a medical facility or police officer.
Summary:
Have one parent who is a Japanese citizen. Have a Japanese father. Be born in Japan.