Write an article based on this "Blend the ingredients at a low speed to crush up the ice. Change the blender speed to high. Give it a taste test to check the consistency and flavor. Transfer the ice cream into a freezer-safe container and freeze for 1 hour."
article: Starting at a low speed will make sure the ice doesn't jam up your blender. Blend the mixture at low speed until the ice is crushed into small pea-sized chunks. If you're not sure if there are still ice chunks, stop the blender and use a fork to dip down into it. If you see chunks on the fork, blend for another 15 to 30 seconds before checking again. Blend the mixture on the highest speed until it's thick and creamy like the consistency of a thick milkshake. Make sure to use a lid to avoid a mess! Use a fork to run through the mixture to make sure there are no pea-sized chunks of ice left. Use a spoon to taste-test the ice cream. If it's too firm, add 12 tablespoon (1.5tsp) to 1 tablespoon (3.0tsp) of any liquid ingredient (whole milk or heavy cream) to thin it down. If it's too thin, add 12 tablespoon (1.5tsp) to 1 tablespoon (3.0tsp) of nonfat dry milk powder to thicken it up. Blend it again on high speed after adding any new ingredients. Feel free to fold in extra toppings and spices once it's at or close to your desired consistency. For example, toss in some oreos, graham crackers, or cookie wafers and do a quick blend to incorporate them into the ice cream. A shallow, freezer-safe plastic container with a lid is the best choice to ensure quick and even freezing. Place the container as far back into your freezer as possible to speed up the process. Don't open the lid until around the 1 hour mark. You can skip this step if the ice cream is already to your desired consistency.

Write an article based on this "Flatten your tongue to cover the bottom of your mouth. Make a taco with your tongue inside your mouth. Put the tip of your tongue against the bottom of your two front teeth. Lick the back of your two front teeth. Practice holding the middle fold without your teeth."
article: Try to touch all three sides (don't worry about the back) of your mouth at the same time. Stretch your tongue so you are applying pressure to each side. You may even feel like your tongue is going under your teeth. You need to keep your tongue flat as much as possible while practicing this clover shape. If you are unable to make a taco shape, practice that first. You should be able to make and hold a taco shape without any support. This means if you still need your lips to hold the taco shape, you are not ready for this trick. The goal here is to practice moving the tip independently of the sides and middle. You will need to start by touching the tip to the bottom of the front teeth. Try to keep the sides at the top of your mouth. You may need to press the sides against the top of your mouth to keep the shape. Touch only the tip of your tongue to the bottom of your top front teeth. If any part of your tongue is touching the bottom of your front teeth or any teeth try to pull your tongue back. Hold your tongue's tip to your front teeth while you do this. This, in and of itself, will help you differentiate the muscles in your tongue (i.e., front middle and front sides). Do this only with the tip of your tongue. Do this without moving the sides of your tongue. Do not let them slide back in your mouth. If they move, start over. You will know you have successfully accomplished this when your tongue folds onto itself in the middle. This will be the hardest part and take the longest to practice and perfect. If you are going to get stuck, this is where it will happen. If you are having trouble here you may be moving the entire front of your tongue instead of just the tip. This may be difficult to overcome. If you feel the sides of the front of your tongue moving with the tip, slow down and start over. They will need to be relaxed or they will push the sides of your tongue back into your mouth. Most likely the sides of your mouth are still holding the sides of your tongue steady. You may even be using your top teeth to hold the middle fold. Practice extending your tongue out of your mouth while holding the shape. With enough practice you will be able to create the fold without the help of your teeth.

Write an article based on this "Pick up any solid matter. Blot the vomit to remove excess moisture. Sprinkle a thick layer of baking soda over the area you're cleaning. Create a liquid cleaning solution. Scrub the stain. Rinse the area with clean water. Blot the area dry with more lint-free cloths. Open all of your car doors or windows to allow the area to completely dry."
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You can use a spatula and scrape the surface to remove chunks, or use a cloth or thick paper towel to remove pieces. Press on an absorbent cloth or paper towel just hard enough to absorb liquid, but not so hard that you force the vomit further into the underlying surface. This will help absorb the odor of the vomit. Leave the baking soda for about 30 minutes, then vacuum it. Be sure to create a solution that will work on the type of material you need to clean, whether it is leather, upholstery, plastic, or carpeting. While you can purchase a commercial cleaner made for the appropriate material, you can also make your own: For leather upholstery: Make a paste of baking soda and water by mixing three parts baking soda to one part warm water. For vinyl, cloth, plastic, or carpeting: Mix eight parts warm water with one part white vinegar. Add about a half teaspoon (2.5 mL) dishwashing liquid and stir thoroughly. Apply the liquid cleaning solution to the vomit stain, using a lint-free cloth to thoroughly scrub the area. If the stain has penetrated your car's carpeting, you may need to use a hard-bristle brush. Use a wet or damp lint-free cloth to remove as much of the cleaning solution as possible. Use a damp, not wet, cloth to clean leather upholstery. Rinse vinyl or cloth upholstery, plastic or carpeting with a wet cloth. If you've used a great deal of cleaning solution, you may find it more efficient to use a squirt bottle for rinsing. If you have them, use white cotton cloths so that you can see that the stain is being lifted every time you blot. Continue blotting until no stain is visible on the upholstery or on your blotting cloth. Depending on the weather and your car's location, you may wish to set up a fan or use a hair dryer to speed the drying process.