In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . A breakfast waffle with a pumpkin touch is just delicious!
Summary: Start the day with pumpkin waffles

The bright pink skin is the most noticeable sign of a dragon fruit ready to be eaten. The ends of the skin will have some green on them, but you shouldn't see many dark black spots. A dragon fruit with a couple of blemishes is still okay, but avoid any that covered with them. If you're uncertain about a dragon fruit with dark spots, touch the fruit to feel its consistency. If it isn't mushy, it is most likely still good to eat. Some varieties of dragon fruit have bright yellow skin instead of pink. A green-skinned dragon fruit isn't ripe, so don't cut it yet. A ripe dragon fruit has a stem that bends without breaking when you touch it. If you poke the fruit, it should feel a little spongy, like a kiwi. A dragon fruit that is mushy instead of spongy will taste as gross as it feels. A dragon fruit that feels hard or solid to the touch hasn't ripened yet. An unripened dragon fruit is green-colored or feels hard to the touch. These fruits are still safe, so put them out in the open in your kitchen until they ripen. Test them every day by feeling for the soft, spongy skin.
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One-sentence summary -- Check for a bright pink skin on the fruit. Poke the dragon fruit to assess its ripeness. Leave an unripened dragon fruit on the counter for a few days.

Q: If you have a big home, place it in a central location if possible. Don't put it close to your modem or any other wireless devices, as this can cause line interference. (For example, a 2.4-ghz router may conflict with a 2.4-ghz phone.) If necessary, buy a longer cable to allow as much distance as possible between your modem and router. Type 192.168.1.1 in your internet address bar to connect to the router and fill in your user name and password. Once you have access, go to the Settings and make sure that the specifications listed here the ones recommended by Comcast. You can find these either in the information packet that you got when you first set up your internet or online. If you haven't ever set up a username and password, use the default settings for your router, which can be found in the manual or searched online. The default username is often admin and the default password is often either password or left blank. To be safe, jot down your router's current settings before modifying them. This will prevent you from making any major mishaps. If the above suggestions fail, the problem may be that your router isn't fast enough to accommodate the connection speed you're paying for. Compare the mbps (megabytes per second) on any new candidates to the mbps on your old one to see what your options are. If you do online gaming or a lot of big downloads, you may even want a gigabyte router. Make sure the router is Comcast approved. Some may not function well with Comcast equipment. Try to get a wireless G or N router with WPA or WPA2 support, which provide better encryption protection than WEP. (If you have an older computer or laptop, make sure it supports this.)
A: Properly situate your router. Properly configure your router. Consider getting a new router.

Problem: Article: Instead of having your child's hand in a bowl of paint or plaster, apply the material with a brush. Spread paint or plaster evenly over the child's hand for full coverage. Gently press down on his or her hand to make sure you leave an actual handprint. Tell your child to hold his or her hand still (if he or she understands) and then gently lift the hand. If you're working with plaster, you may not be able to wait for the material to dry in order to decorate. Follow the kit's directions for best results. If you waited for the handprint to dry, tap into your imagination and create art from your child's handprint. Ideas for what to do are listed next: Using a marker, draw in faces, wings, fins, arms and legs, etc., to create creatures from the handprints. Add scenery. Draw a background pattern around the hands. Use interesting patterns, neon colors, bright lines, etc. Make modern art. Turn the handprints into imitations of famous modern art pieces. Check online for images of such artworks. Ask your child to decorate the handprints. He or she will be bound to come up with fun ideas. Draw around the handprints several times, so that it looks like the lines are radiating out from the original handprints. Use the colors of the rainbow to do this. If it's holiday time, use holiday themes to inspire the artwork touch-ups.
Summary:
Brush your child's hand with the paint or plaster to create the print. Guide your child's hand to the paper, canvas or board. Allow the paint/plaster to dry, depending upon your project. Decorate the handprint using your design.