Article: You will be required to show proof of age when you pick up the keg. This must be government-issued identification, such as your driver's license, non-driver ID card, military ID, or passport. You must be at least 21 years old to purchase alcohol in the United States. Anyone who accompanies you to pick up the keg, even if they are just in the car, will be required to show proof that they are 21 or older. If you are the person renting the keg and signing the form, you are the one who is responsible for what happens with the beer inside the keg. You are therefore responsible for making sure no minors drink the beer, and those who do drink the beer are also responsible in their behavior. You are also responsible for ensuring that the keg and other items are returned in the same condition as when you rented them. Some places might require that you provide the address where the keg is going to, the approximate date and time of the beer's consumption, and your vehicle's license plate. The store will likely ask for the name of the person who will be returning the keg. This is partly to ensure that the keg is responsibly used and returned in a timely manner by someone 21 years of age or older. You will be charged a refundable deposit fee for the keg itself in addition to the charge for the actual beer. The beer cost will vary depending on the type of beer, how much you are ordering, and where you're located. Bring a credit card with you. Even if you pay the fees in cash, you'll need a credit card for the deposit, which will be charged additional fees if you do not return the keg. Keg deposits can range from approximately $30 to $75 or more. You may also be charged a nonrefundable keg cleaning fee. Beers like Budweiser, Miller and Coors are usually cheaper than microbrews, with Budweiser costing $100 for a full keg and other beers like Dogfish Head running about $225 for a full keg. Before you leave the store, ask for instructions on how to use the keg. You might be familiar, but it's a good idea to make sure you're clear on how to attach the tap and get the best quality beer from the keg. Kegs that are full of beer are heavy. A full keg weighs roughly 162 pounds. Use a dolly if possible, and have a friend help you lift the keg in and out of your vehicle. Kegs are usually only delivered to licensed establishments, not private residences.
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Bring government-issued ID. Tell your friends to bring ID. Sign paperwork accepting responsibility for the keg. Give the name of the person returning the keg. Pay the deposits and pay for the beer. Ask for instructions. Be prepared for heavy lifting.
Article: . Ask your classmates what they want to see improved about the school. Pick the top three things that you can do and make that your campaign platform. You'll become popular not just because people will know who you are, but because they'll also respect you for your ideas and bravery. Think of realistic ideas, like making school dances more fun or organizing cool assemblies and performances. If the idea of joining student government is too scary, or just not your thing, get involved in other ways! Join a club or sports team to meet new people. It's time to show your classmates what you're great at! Even if you think your talent is uncool or weird, embracing it will show that you're confident in who you are. And you'll be surprised by how many other people might love your hobby, too! Here are some ideas to get you started: If you love to sing, dance, or act, act in school plays or enter a school talent show. If you love playing sports, join a team. Go for a sport you already love or try a new one to meet a whole new group of people. If you love writing or photography, work for the school newspaper or yearbook, if you have one. If you're passionate about a particular subject, start a club for it or volunteer to tutor other kids who need help. You'll get to know your new friends in a more relaxed way by hanging out with them outside of regular school hours. Have fun with it and take advantage of all the cool activities your school puts on. Show your spirit by dressing up for school spirit days, cheering on your classmates at sports games, and supporting your friends at talent shows and music performances. Sometimes it feels like nothing ever happens at your school, but you have the power to change that! Ask your teacher or principal how you can pitch your ideas for a new club or school activity, like a field trip or a cool assembly. Here are a few other ideas to get you brainstorming: Start a recycling program. If your school already has one, revamp it! Set up a competition between grades or homerooms to see who can recycle the most in a month. Offer a fun prize, like a pizza party, for the winner. Hold a career day. Invite parents, community leaders, or even older brothers and sisters to talk about their jobs as a fun break from class for your classmates. If you get enough speakers, make it a career week! Highlight a different job every day.
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Run for student government Show off your talents. Get excited about school events. Set up new clubs, activities, and events.
Article: In order for the marshmallow "buds" to bloom properly, you'll have to make your marshmallows from scratch and sculpt them yourself. You also need to make individual chocolate bases that will hold the marshmallow buds. Before your begin, purchase a flower-shaped cookie cutter and a silicone mold designed for making small cupcakes. These can be purchased at home goods stores or online. It's even better to let it sit overnight. Either way, store the marshmallow sheet in the refrigerator. Leave the marshmallow sheet in the pan during the setting process, and cover with a plastic wrap after an hour if desired.
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Gather the necessary ingredients. Allow the marshmallow to set for six hours.