Q: . Taffy is a well-known form of pulled candy. Many boiled sweets are made using the pulling method. This type of traditional candy formed in the days when people had more time to be fussing about with candy making and there is an infinite variety of boiled sweet types and shapes that can be made. Typical pulled candies include humbugs and rock candy. See How to make old fashioned hard candy for a range of different boiled sweet types.
A: Make taffy Make boiled sweets.

Article: Even if you don't have a uniform, you can still look like you do! Look for shirts with large numbers across the front and/or back that mimic jerseys. You can find these in a wide range of colors and styles, so choose a few that you like the best and make them a staple in your wardrobe. If you have an oversize jersey, pair it with fitted pants to balance out your look. Add some sneakers and you're good to go. For a girlier outfit, try wearing a jersey dress with a cute pair of Converse shoes. If it's cold out, put a pair of solid-colored tights on underneath your dress. T-shirts are a staple of a sporty wardrobe and you can pick ones in any color or style you like. Solid color shirts and those with athletic logos or team names on them are your best bet. Tank tops are also a great sporty option for the summer. Loose shirts create a more casual feel while fitted tops are great if you want to look a little more put together. If you like a preppier vibe, pair polos with shorts or jeans. Athletic shorts are a great way to look sporty, so buy several options so you always have a pair on hand. They pair well with T-shirts and sneakers. Choose a longer style (like basketball shorts) if you like a more conservative look or if your school's dress code doesn't allow shorter options. A white T-shirt with blue and white shorts creates a classic, sporty look. Finish off your look with white sneakers and a visor or ball cap. Sweatpants or joggers are a great option as they're actually made for working out. If you want to give off a laid-back vibe, toss on a T-shirt and pair of sweats for the school day. Finish off your look with a baseball cap or sunglasses. Just because you want to look sporty doesn't mean you have to wear baggy clothes. Fitted leggings (if your school allows them) or jeans work well with sporty tops and accessories since they have a casual feel. A T-shirt advertising your favorite sports team and jeans would work well for a school day. Strap on a sporty watch and grab your backpack before heading out the door. A long jersey would look great over a pair of leggings. Add a pair of sunglasses and some sneakers to complete your outfit. Dressing sporty doesn't mean you can't wear a skirt or dress! Just opt for styles that have an athletic feel, like a golf or tennis skirt. Pair it with a polo in a complementary color for a preppy vibe. Tracksuits practically scream "sporty" and you can find them in tons of colors and finishes. Wear both the pants and jacket together, or mix and match the pieces to create different outfit options. For instance, wear a pair of track pants with a neutral-colored shirt or toss a track jacket on over a T-shirt and a pair of jeans. If you actually play a sportwhether it's lacrosse, volleyball, soccer, football, hockey, or softballwearing your uniform is one of the easiest ways to look sporty. Only wear your uniform if it makes sense to, though, such as if you have a game after school that day. If you play a team sport, see if your teammates want to coordinate so you can all wear your uniforms together and show some real school spirit. Ask your coach about wearing your uniform to school to make sure it's okay.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Pick tops that look like jerseys to create an athletic feel. Select T-shirts or tanks for a laidback vibe. Toss on athletic shorts if the weather is nice. Select loose-fitting pants for a relaxed look. Wear leggings or jeans if you like fitted bottoms. Choose a golf or tennis skirt for a more feminine look. Opt for a tracksuit for an easy option. Wear your sports uniform, if you have one, on game days.

Problem: Article: Spread one pint of grout over the tiles. Hold the float at a 45-degree angle and wipe the grout into the joints over and over until they are adequately covered. Change the water in your bucket frequently so that you can wipe the tile clean. Run the tool over all the lines using equal pressure. Remove dust particles and apply water-based, low-sheen slate sealer with a paintbrush. Apply a second coat after it has dried. Wait 24 to 48 hours for the sealer to cure. If you don't want to seal the slate tiles themselves, you can seal the grout with a tile sealant. Paint it on with a one-half inch (1.3-cm) paintbrush.
Summary: Remove the spacers tile-by-tile just before you grout your tiles. Purchase sanded grout. Work the grout into the joints using a sponge float. Finish an area and remove excess grout with a damp sponge. Run a grouting tool over the joints to make them more even. Consider sealing your slate after 30 days of curing.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Kidney stones are small bits of calcified minerals and salts that form in your kidneys. Some kidney stones stay in your kidney, and some detach and pass in your urine. While passing the stones can be painful, they usually don't cause lasting damage. You might pass small stones without realizing it. Or, you may have difficulty passing larger ones. You'll probably feel severe pain in your sides and back, below your ribs, near your groin and lower abdomen. Since kidney stones are moving, the pain can come in waves and vary in intensity. You may have some of these symptoms as well: Pain when urinating Pink, red or brown urine that's cloudy or smelly Nausea and vomiting Constant urge to urinate and urinating more frequently (although small amounts) Fever and chills (if you also have an infection) Struggling to find a comfortable position (i.e. sitting, then standing, then lying down) Men are more likely than women to develop kidney stones and non-Hispanic white people tend to develop kidney stones more frequently. Being overweight, obese, dehydrated, or eating a diet high in sugar, sodium, and protein can also increase your risk. You're more likely to develop kidney stones if you've already had them or someone in your family has had them. Your doctor will perform a physical and test your blood and urine. The doctor is checking for calcium, uric acid, or minerals which could could cause stones to form. You may also get imaging done (like x-rays, CT scans, or ultrasounds). This way, the doctor can visualize if there are kidney stones. Your doctor may want you to collect the kidney stone after you pass it. This way, the stone can be analyzed and the doctor can determine what's causing your kidney stones, especially if you frequently pass them. If you have small stones, you should be able to pass them at home by drinking plenty of water, taking over-the-counter pain medications, and possibly by taking prescription medication to help muscles in your urinary tract relax. If you have larger stones or stones that are damaging your urinary tract, a urologist may use shock waves to break up the stones or will surgically remove them. If over-the-counter medications are not enough, your doctor might prescribe you some other medication for the pain.

SUMMARY: Recognize what kidney stones (nephrolithiasis) are. Watch for symptoms of kidney stones. Consider your risk factors. Get a medical diagnosis. Follow treatment recommendations.

Q: Put your shoes in freezer-size sealable plastic bags (one per shoe, if necessary) and put them in the freezer overnight. The cold should kill any fungus or bacteria causing the odor.
A:
Freeze out the smell.