Turn the oven to 400F (204C) and wait for the preheating indicator light to come on or for your oven to beep. Doing this will ensure an even cook on your squash. Prepare the other ingredients while your oven preheats. Mix all of the dry ingredients in a bowl until they are well incorporated. This mixture will act as a dry rub that will infuse a sweet and spicy taste to your squash. Sprinkle the slices with the dry rub that you created. Make sure to get even coverage over all of the squash for an even flavor. Put 1.25 teaspoons (6.2ml) of soy sauce and 2 tablespoons (30ml) olive oil, avocado oil, or melted coconut oil onto the slices. Get an equal coverage of the wet ingredients onto all of the squash. If you are using coconut oil, you can put it in the microwave for 15 seconds to melt it. As the squash cooks, it should turn golden brown. Once they have cooked for 15 minutes, flip them over with tongs or a spatula so that the other side also browns. If you fail to do this, one side of the squash may be soggy. Adding the sugar to the other side of the slices will let them caramelize. If you want your squash to be sweeter, use more sugar. Remove the slices from the oven and let them cool for 5 minutes in the container before you serve them. They should be aromatic and caramelized. Eat the squash with a fork. Store leftovers in an airtight container for up to 4 days in your fridge.

Summary: Preheat the oven to 400F (204C). Combine the sugar, cayenne pepper, and other dry ingredients in a bowl. Coat the squash slices with the dry spices. Pour the soy sauce and oil over the slices. Bake the slices in the oven for 15 minutes and turn them over. Sprinkle the slices with more sugar and cook for another 15 minutes. Remove the slices from the oven and serve.

Dig out, divide gently, then replant both the old and the new plants. Pull off a healthy shoot without a flower, along with some of its heel (the woody section of the plant). Make a clean cut across the base of the heel and strip off the lower leaves using a sharp and clean knife. Dip in hormone rooting powder. Plant it so that the soil reaches almost up to the leaves that have been left on, but leave some stem peeking up. Keep in a cool spot out of direct sunlight as the cuttings take root. Mist for the first week or so but don't overdo it. Expect roots to have formed within a month. They can then be left to grow as usual or replanted in the garden.

Summary: Divide the roots in the spring. Take stem cuttings from late spring to early autumn (fall). Plant in well-draining and moist compost enhanced soil (half sand and half compost is ideal) inside a container.

Focus on the areas that need the most work. In good light, look for patches of skin that look scaly or extra dry. Physical exfoliants buff away dry skin through mechanical means. For instance, pumice stones and foot files are physical exfoliants. For parts of your skin that aren't as rough, body scrubs that have sand or grit in them also work well. In addition, something as simple as a washcloth can work as a gentle exfoliant. For body scrubs, rub them on your wet skin. Move your hand in a circular motion to scrub it in, concentrating on problem areas. Rinse off the scrub when you're done. For foot files and pumice stones, use them in the shower or directly after the shower to gently scrub down your rough heels or elbows. Another type of exfoliant is a chemical exfoliant. They use chemicals to break away dead skin; they can also melt away the dead skin itself. Generally, these involve acids. For dry skin, trying using products with AHAs, such lactic acid or glycolic acid. For oily skin, use ones with BHA or salicylic acid. When your skin is wet, use small circles to apply the exfoliant. If your skin is extra dry, try applying it with a loofah or a washcloth. Concentrate on problem areas. Use smaller circles in problem areas to make sure you get the exfoliant scrubbed in well. Rinse off the exfoliant. The longer you're in warm water, the more chance your skin has to dry out. Water takes off your skin's natural layer of oils, so don't shower more than 5 to 10 minutes a day.

Summary: Pinpoint your driest patches. Try a physical exfoliant. Use a chemical exfoliant. Keep your shower short.

You can select between "All" or "Not on This iDevice". This looks like a little cloud, and is to the right of the book's title. After downloading, your book will be selectable from the iBooks main menu.
Summary: Ensure you are logged into your device with your Apple ID. Open the iBooks app. Tap the "Purchased" tab. Find the previous purchase. Tap the "Download from iCloud" button. Open your book.