Problem: Article: The topping will have a thick paste-like consistency, so use clean hands to separate it into 12 equally sized balls. Press down on the balls with the palm of your hand to flatten them until they're approximately - to -inch thick (3- to 6-mm) thick. Set one of the flattened topping pieces on top of each roll on the baking sheet. Press the topping down onto the dough lightly to secure it in place. The topping and dough should align, but if the topping is slightly larger, press it down over the sides of the dough. Use a sharp knife, such as a paring knife, to lightly score the topping. You can create simple curved lines or a crisscross design, depending on your preference.
Summary: Divide the topping into 12 balls and flatten them. Place one piece of topping on each dough ball. Cut grooves into the topping.

Problem: Article: " " " Location Services will now be disabled on your Blackberry device.
Summary: Navigate to the Home screen and select "Options. Click on "Device" and select "Location Settings. Select the option to disable the "Location Aiding" and "Location Data" features. Press the Blackberry menu button, then select "Save.

Problem: Article: Pour cup (50 grams) of flour and cup (136 grams) of salt into a bowl. Mix them together, then stir in cup (120 milliliters) of cold water. You can prepare this paint in a cup, bowl, or jarwhichever is easiest for you. This will be the final texture of your paint. If it is too thick, add another cup (120 milliliters) of water. You will need one container for each color that you want to make. You can also leave everything in one bowl if you wish to make just one color. Keep in mind that the more you divide the mixture up, the less paint you'll have of each color. You can make however many colors you want. 2 to 3 colors would be just right, however, based on the amount of flour, salt, and water. Use a different color for each one. If the color is not bright enough for you, you can add more food coloring. You can also skip this step if you want white paint. You can apply it straight from the container you mixed it in. It may be too thick for paintbrushes, but it will be just right for fingers. You can also pour thicker paint into a plastic squeeze bottle and use it as a puffy paint instead. Store the paint in a sealed container in the fridge. Throw it out once it starts to look moldy.
Summary: Mix together equal amounts of flour, salt, and cold water. Divide mixture between several containers. Stir in 2 to 3 drops of food coloring into each cup. Use the paint within a couple of days.

Problem: Article: It's important to start with a clean and dry beard. Your facial hair gets just as oily as the hair on your head, so give it a good washing to ensure a clean trim. Scrub your beard with shampoo in the sink or shower, then pat it dry with a towel. Avoid shampoos that dry out your skin. Combing eliminates tangles and makes your beard easier to trim. Following the grain of your beard's natural growth, guide your comb through the hair growing along one side of your jawline. Start at your ear, moving down towards your chin. Don't "fluff out" the beard by combing against the grain. Comb your beard straight. You can always fluff out your beard later with your hands. Make sure that you've got everything you need: scissors or clippers, comb, towel, and any products you plan on using. You'll also need a reachable outlet if you're using electric clippers. A multi-angle or three-way mirror can be helpful in seeing the hard-to-reach areas of your beard. Clogging the sink with tiny hairs is a good way to irritate your housemates. Likewise, cleaning them up after the fact is difficult and frustrating. Eliminate an annoying clean-up by doing some work ahead of time. Get a small bin to catch the loose hair. Lay out some newspaper or a towel to catch the hair. If you've got a stable portable mirror, trim your beard outside. Discarded hair will simply blow away!
Summary:
Wash your beard thoroughly. Comb your beard. Begin cutting in front of a large mirror. Prepare a receptacle for the beard trimmings.