Problem: Article: As you do so, be careful not to touch your eyes or face during the process and for a few hours after. The eyes are very sensitive to pepper burns. Add the lid and refrigerate overnight.
Summary: At least 24 hours before you actually mix your drink, take out the peppers and set them on a cutting board. Slice open and remove the seeds from the peppers. Add the sliced, seedless peppers to the vodka.

Problem: Article: Double-click the iTunes shortcut to launch it. You'll need to create this account on the device you wish to use iTunes on. Navigate to "Settings" on your device, then iCloud. Enter the e-mail address you'd like to use as an alternate Apple ID. Make sure this is the ID you want to use for purchases. Head to "Settings" then tap on iTunes and App Store. Sign in with the Apple ID you want to use.
Summary: Launch your iTunes software. Create a new iCloud account. Sign in with your Apple ID.

Problem: Article: Watch out for signs that the other person is impatient or upset, like: tapping toes, frequent glancing away, crossed arms, checking their phone, scowling or grimacing, and fidgeting or repetitive movements. These things may mean that the other person wants to move on from the conversation, or perhaps they're nervous or stressed out. If you're concerned that the other person is upset or nervous, you could ask them, "Is everything okay? You seem a little fidgety." If you think the other person wants to end the conversation, try saying something like, "I don't want to keep you too long." Acknowledgement responses are brief statements or gestures that cue the other person to keep talking. Nonverbal gestures include nodding your head, cocking your head to the side, and furrowing your brow a little bit to show you're concentrating. You can also try some of these verbal statements: Mm-hmm. Right. Yes. Keep in mind that if you intersperse these comments too frequently, it can be distracting for the speaker. A natural place to say them is when the other person pauses or perhaps looks at you for confirmation that you're listening. This isn't just mimicking back what the person said, but rather it's taking the information and reframing it to show you understand what they're talking about. Essentially, you want to empathize with the person's feeling and show that you understand why they feel that way. For example, if a friend is telling you about a frustrating situation at work, you could respond by saying something like, "It sounds like that miscommunication was really difficult to respond to." If you have something to share, that's perfectly finejust make sure the other person is finished speaking before you begin. Interrupting others communicates that you aren't really listening to them; rather, you're just waiting for your turn to speak. If you find yourself interrupting others often, it's okay to say something like, "I'm so sorry. I have such a bad habit of interrupting. Please, continue what you were saying."
Summary: Pay attention to the other person's body language to practice empathy. Use "acknowledgement responses" to show you're listening. Reflect back what you understand the person to be thinking or feeling. Avoid interrupting the other person with similar stories of your own.

Problem: Article: There are several kinds of cheeses that make good pupusa filling. Consider using: quesillo, queso fresco, Monterey Jack, or mozzarella. Consider mixing a small amount of cheese into the masa harina before you mix the dough. Try to use a dry cheese, like cotija. You don't have to just fill the pupusas with cheese. If you want to add another filling, just be sure to use a small amount or don't use too many different ingredients. You don't want to have trouble containing the filling while rolling out the pupusas. Try these fillings: cooked pulled pork refried beans jalapenos diced bell peppers ham mushrooms cilantro While curtido is the traditional coleslaw served with pupusas, you can also serve pupusas with salsa. You might also use something resembling a tomato or enchilada sauce to dip your pupusas into. For even better flavor, warm the salsa or tomato sauce before dipping your pupusas. Add a little extra flavor and color to the pupusas by adding a garnish. Sprinkle with a little bit of whatever cheese you like, or serve with lime wedges. The acidic citrus will help cut the richness of the pupusa filling.
Summary:
Try a different kind of cheese. Add another filling. Serve pupusas with red salsa or tomato sauce. Garnish.