Q: The easiest way to do this is to hold the reel the same way you would if you were actually fishing. Turn the wheel at least 2 to 3 times to determine if the reel turns clockwise or counterclockwise. This is the way the line will be spooled onto the reel; the opposite direction is the way the line will peel off the spool when you cast. Spinning reels are designed to hang down from the rod, not rest above it like spincasting and baitcasting reels are. To hold the reel properly when it's not mounted on the rod, wrap the fingers of your casting hand around the mounting bar and let the reel hang from that hand while reeling with your other hand. The bail is a little wire handle that flips up and down to open and close it. Flip the bail up to open it and down to close it when you're finished. If you notice any old fishing line on your spool, you should remove it at this time. The guides are a series of small circles that line the bottom of the rod and keep the line in place. Use an arbor knot to secure the line to the spool. Cut any extra line with line cutters, and make sure that you leave at least a 14in (0.64cm) of additional line from where you tied the knot. You can also use scissors to cut the line. To tie an arbor knot, wrap the line around the arbor and tie an overhead knot in the standing line. Tie a second overhead knot in the tag end, just about 1in (2.5cm) from the first overhead knot. Pull the standing line to slide the first knot down to the spool and slide the second knot down to the first.
A: Determine if the reel turns clockwise or counterclockwise. Open the bail by flipping the small handle up. String your line straight through the guides and secure it.

Q: Make one of the two models described above. Once you're finished, glue it to a large piece of foam board or cardboard. Color the foam board black to show outer space. You can use stick-on stars, or cover the background with glitter glue or glitter paint. Find a golf ball or a crumpled up piece of paper, about the size of your Earth model. Glue it on the board, close to the Earth. Crumple up another piece of paper for each of the planets. Glue them onto the board in this order: Mercury small, grey Venus yellow, about Earth sized Earth (your model) Mars red, about Earth sized Jupiter orange and white, the biggest planet Saturn yellow, almost as big as Jupiter, with rings around it Uranus light blue, bigger than Earth but smaller than Saturn Neptune light blue, about the size of Uranus Pluto a tiny grey dot Closest to Mercury, the sun is an enormous yellow-orange ball. The sun is much too big for you to show its size accurately. You can either make the biggest ball you can fit, or just color a corner of the board yellow to indicate that the sun expands far beyond the edges.
A: Glue the model to a foam board. Paint the board black. Add the stars. Make the moon. Add the planets. Add the sun.

Q: Many people use a Beauty Blender, or a generic version of this well-known makeup sponge, to apply their liquid foundation. To use this sponge properly, you're supposed to dampen it before applying makeup. Instead of using water, you can use setting spray to dampen the sponge. This may not work with all sponges. Some brands may deteriorate from a setting spray, so be careful. The moisture on the sponge will help blend and smooth the foundation easily and evenly. The setting spray will also help prevent the foundation from coming off over the course of a long day. Many powder eye shadows go on very lightly, and it seems like you have to pack on multiple coats to get the bold, pigmented color you want. Setting spray can help with this. Take your shadow brush and dip it into the powder eye shadow you will be applying. Then, before you apply it to your lid, spray the brush with your setting spray. This will make the shadow more opaque and bold than the dry powder alone. The eye shadow will be damp going onto your lid, but it will dry quickly. The setting spray will help your eye shadow stay in place and last all day, without smudging or creasing. If you're trying a new look or doing a look that requires blending, avoid doing this. Wait until you have completed your look, then close your eyes and spray them. To cover dark circles and make your eyes appear brighter, apply concealer under your eyes. Use your finger to dab a few dots of the product. Then, spray your concealer brush with setting spray before using it to blend in your concealer. By getting your concealer brush damp with the setting spray, you will make it easier to blend the concealer. The setting spray will hydrate the delicate skin under your eyes, and it will also keep the concealer looking smooth and flawless, rather than splotchy or crease.
A: Use it to dampen your foundation sponge. Spray it on your eye shadow brush. Spritz your under-eye concealer brush.

Q: White granulated sugar lacks the depth of flavor needed for this recipe, so your best choices are brown sugar, palm sugar, or molasses. Palm sugar (also called Indonesian palm sugar, gula jawa, or gula merah) is the most authentic but it is harder to find in standard grocery stores. This is the preferred option if you're able to find it, and you can use it in either granulated or liquid form. Brown sugar and molasses are both good substitutes for palm sugar, so you should use whichever you prefer or have available. You can even mix-and-match by adding 1/2 cup (125 ml) brown sugar and 1/2 cup (125 ml) molasses. You can create a flavor similar to the taste of real kecap manis by using nothing but soy sauce, sugar, and water, but using additional seasonings can enhance the flavor and make it even more authentic. Note that this recipe recommends a combination of ginger (or galangal root), garlic, and star anise. Other spice options can include fresh curry leaves, cinnamon, and red chili pepper. The ginger must be peeled and grated. The garlic should be minced or crushed. Use a vegetable peeler to shave the skin off the ginger or galangal root. After peeling the vegetable, drag it across the surface of a box grater to tear it into large shreds. Alternatively, you can cut the ginger or galangal root into discs that are 1/4 inch (6 mm) thick. Quickly smash the garlic clove with a cutting board or the side of a broad kitchen knife. Remove the loosened skin and use the crushed garlic as it is or mince it with a sharp, smooth knife. Fill a large bowl with cold water and drop four to six ice cubes inside. Set this bowl of ice water aside until later. Note that this step is only necessary if you plan on using the stovetop cooking method. You do not need to prepare any ice water if you plan on making the kecap manis in your microwave. Select a bowl that is large enough to hold the saucepan you'll be using if you plan on using the stovetop cooking method instead of the microwave cooking method. Only fill the bowl halfway with water and ice. Do not fill it to the top. Keep the bowl near your stove as you proceed.
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Pick a sweetener. Consider some different seasoning options. Prepare your desired seasoning ingredients. Prepare a bowl of ice water.