Problem: Article: You can use shot glasses, or small paper or plastic cups to pour the mixture into. Usually, you will pour two ounces (60 milliliters) into each cup. You can pour more or less into the cups depending on the size of the cup. Put the molds on a cookie sheet before putting them into the fridge. This will keep them from moving when you transfer them. Allow them to sit in the fridge for two hours. Look at the Jello shots after two hours of being in the fridge. The mixture should have solidified into a gelatinous form by now. If the mixture hasn't solidified, allow the shots to sit in the fridge for up to two more hours.
Summary: Pour the mixture into cups. Place in the fridge for two hours. Check after two hours.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This type of laser treatment, also known as vascular laser treatment, may help reduce the appearance of stretch marks. It also increases collagen production, making your skin more elastic. Treatments begin at about $250 per session. It may take three to six sessions before you begin to see improvement, and more sessions may be necessary depending on the size of the area you are treating. You won't really have any recovery time, but you should stay out of the sun for a bit after a treatment. Fractional laser therapy focuses on resurfacing smaller areas. The laser is aimed at the edges of stretch marks, smoothing over the surface of the skin. It adjusts the texture of the affected areas, making it appear more similar to the rest of your skin. This type of treatment can cost anywhere from $150 to $4,000, and you'll also likely need multiple sessions (at least three), though how many depends on how bad your stretch marks are. You'll need to stay out of the sun for a few days after the treatment. With this technique, the doctor uses your own blood to treat you. They pull out the plasma and inject it into your stretch marks. In turn, the plasma increases skin growth and collagen production. This procedure can start at $600 or more. You can expect to be sore for a couple of days, but the recovery time is fairly quick. Sometimes, one session is enough to help, but it depends on your skin. Microdermabrasion basically means blasting your stretch marks with a fine crystalline powder. It's sort of like using sandpaper on your skin, but it is much gentler than it sounds. It helps buff away some of the appearance of stretch marks.

SUMMARY: Ask about a pulsed dye laser for better elasticity. Discuss fractional laser treatment to help blend in stretch marks. Get an injection of platelet-rich plasma for all types of stretch marks. Ask about microdermabrasion for all types of stretch marks.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Once you have researched and designed your brochure, you should find a local print shop that will be able to print your brochure. It is not recommended to print your brochures on a home printer, as they are typically low quality and will not print at high resolution. The print shop will have higher quality printers and paper to give your brochure a professional look. When you go to a professional printer, be sure to ask what options they have. Choose a high quality paper that looks crisp and clean. Think about having a glossy finish that will give your brochure a slick, high-class look. You can think about a non-traditional brochure for a unique and professional look. It is possible to have a tri-fold brochure with the tops of the pages at different heights, or a bi-fold with a rounded back side. The possibilities are endless. If you want the final product to come out looking amazing, the best idea is to be talking constantly with your printer. They'll have experience and be able to advise you. Make sure that you talk to them at the beginning so that they will be able to see your vision.
Summary: Avoid printing at home. Explore your options at the print shop. Communicate constantly with your printer.

Mark the bottom of the molding. If you mark the top, your cuts will be incorrect. This is because the bottom of the molding goes all the way into the corner, while the top does not. Set your power miter saw to a 45 angle. Assuming you are starting with the left piece, the saw should be angled from left to right. Be sure to place the ceiling part of the molding onto the deck of the saw table, while you hold the wall side facing you. Make the first cut, with the saw coming down on the mark you made on the molding. When in doubt, cut long so that you can shave the extra off. Cutting short can make the entire piece useless. Adjust the saw angle back to a 90. Bring the saw down on you measurement mark, leaving yourself a small amount of extra just in case. Follow the contours of the molding and strip away the back wood . The idea is that the 45 cut will fit over the contours of the first piece of molding. Sand it down to remove any gaps. Test the coping by holding a scrap piece of molding up against the contours. Gaps should be minimal. Use a caulk gun to fill in any gaps that won't go away.
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One-sentence summary -- Measure out the second piece of molding. Cut the other end. On the 45 end, use a coping saw to cut away the back.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The combination of burn damage, skin grafting, and/or surgery can leave you in a great deal of pain. Depending on the nature of your wound, you may be prescribed topical, oral, or injectable pain medications. Powerful pain medications can also lead to dependency such as opioid addiction so follow your dosing plan to the letter and report any problems to your doctor. Signs of addiction to pain medications can include changes in sleep patterns and daily habits; drowsiness or lethargy; reduced concern for basic hygiene; personality changes; weight loss and reduced appetite; and persistent flu-like symptoms. Both of these dressings help hydrate and protect burn wounds, and are frequently prescribed for a wide range of burn injuries. If your doctor prescribes one of them as part of your wound care regimen, make sure you fully understand how to apply and change them. Hydrocolloid dressings are simple, one-piece, sticky patches that provide a water-resistant barrier and a gel coating for the wound. Each patch can last for 3-5 days. These are more common for mild or moderate burns. Hydrogel dressings contain a hydrating polymer that must be wrapped loosely with a gauze bandage to remain in place. A single dressing can last for up to 4 days. They are more commonly prescribed for blistering wounds. It takes a lot of energy for your body to heal itself, so you need to provide it with additional healthy fuel while you recover. Protein is a great fuel for healing, so increase your intake of lean meats, nuts, beans, yogurt, eggs, tofu, and soy products. Vitamin A, vitamin C, and zinc can also help with wound healing. Increase your intake of fresh fruits and vegetables especially citrus for vitamin C and dark leafy greens for vitamin A and add seafood, fortified grains, and red meats for zinc. Your doctor may also recommend a multivitamin or similar nutritional supplement. Consult a registered dietician for help in crafting the best wound healing diet for you. As you heal from your burn, you may find that your mobility and coordination are impaired by tissue damage, nerve damage, scar tissue, and chronic pain. Regular sessions of physical therapy can help improve your quality of life as you recover. A burn to your palm, for instance, can cause permanent damage that requires extensive physical therapy and training to use your hand again. Also, even as your physical scars slowly begin to fade, the emotional scars of a traumatic burn injury can last for a long time. You may benefit from psychological therapy sessions with a licensed mental health professional, or perhaps by joining a support group for burn victims.
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Follow your recommended pain management plan. Apply hydrocolloid or hydrogel dressings as prescribed. Eat a high protein diet and increase nutrient intake. Seek therapy for your physical and emotional needs.