Article: Fill a small dish with warm water, then squeeze a dollop of gentle hand soap or shampoo into it. Mix lightly until suds form on the surface of the water. Dish soap is generally not recommended, as it can irritate your skin when you need to use the sponge later. Baby shampoo and "gentle formula" organic shampoos work especially well, but most soaps that are safe for use on your skin or hair can be used here.
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Prepare a dish of warm, soapy water.

Problem: Article: This app is white with a red location marker on it. Doing so will open your My Maps account if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address and password when prompted. It's in the bottom-right corner of the screen. A pop-up menu will appear. You can also tap in the top-left corner and then tap + Create new map in the pop-out menu. Type a name for your map into the "Title" field, then tap OK. Doing so creates your map. You can also add a description in the "Description" field if you like. Tap the search bar at the top of the screen, type in a place's name or address, and then tap the place's name or address in the drop-down box below the search bar. Doing so takes you to a map of the selected place and the surrounding area. It's in the bottom-right corner of the screen. A pop-up menu will appear with the following options: Add a new point - Created a placemarker for a location. Add a new line - Create a line from one point to another. Tap either Add a new point or Add a new line. The process for doing so will depend on which option you picked: Add a new point - Tap and drag the screen until the red drop-shaped marker is over a spot you'd like to mark, then tap Select this location. Enter a name, then tap . Add a new line - Tap and drag the screen until the x icon is over where you want to begin your line, tap +, then repeat until your line touches on each point you want it to. Tap , enter a name, and tap again. As long as you have an internet connection, your maps changes will be saved in Google Drive.
Summary: Open My Maps. Tap +. Enter a name for your map. Navigate to a place. Tap + again. Select an option. Create a point or a line. Exit the app when you're done.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your sex life and your level of physical intimacy will thrive if you make time for each other. Prioritize your relationship and focus on strengthening emotional intimacy and connection with your girlfriend. If you make time for her outside of the bedroom, you'll be more likely to have a happier sex life. Try to: Share meals together. Take walks and talk together. Exercise together. Turn the TV off before bed and cuddle. If you're in a serious relationship with your girlfriend, eventually your sex life may get more mundane and you might not find yourself in the mood as often. To keep this from happening, intentionally try to put yourself in the mood for sex and intimacy. Learn what turns you on and try to focus on that, then initiate with your girlfriend later. To put yourself in the mood, you might try to: Read something erotic or romantic. Listen to a sexy song. Wear lingerie. Think about the last time you had sex with your girlfriend. To spice up your intimate moments, be adventurous and try new things with your girlfriend. Try not to stay in the same routine to keep intimacy alive and fun. Always remember to be safe and get your girlfriend's interest and permission before your try anything new. You might consider: Trying a different location or room, not just your bedroom. Trying to be intimate at a different time of day than normal. Trying new positions. Buying her new lingerie. Using sex toys. . Once you've been with your girlfriend for a while, it may be difficult to keep your chemistry alive. Try to flirt with your girlfriend like you did when you first started dating. You might send her a sexy text message during the day, or dress up a little to catch her attention.

SUMMARY: Prioritize your relationship. Put yourself in a sexy mood. Try new things. Flirt

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You'll be greeted with a blank project. The code below will make your Arduino continuously move forward. #include <Servo.h> // this adds the "Servo" library to the program // the following creates two servo objects Servo leftMotor; Servo rightMotor; void setup() { leftMotor.attach(12); // if you accidentally switched up the pin numbers for your servos, you can swap the numbers here rightMotor.attach(13); } void loop() { leftMotor.write(180); // with continuous rotation, 180 tells the servo to move at full speed "forward." rightMotor.write(0); // if both of these are at 180, the robot will go in a circle because the servos are flipped. "0" tells it to move full speed "backwards." } Click the right arrow button in the upper-left corner to build and upload the program to the connected Arduino. You may want to lift the robot off of the surface, as it will just continue to move forward once the program is uploaded. Add the following code to the "void loop()" section of your code to enable the kill switch, above the "write()" functions. if(digitalRead(2) == HIGH) // this registers when the button is pressed on pin 2 of the Arduino { while(1) { leftMotor.write(90); // "90" is neutral position for the servos, which tells them to stop turning rightMotor.write(90); } }
Summary: Start the Arduino IDE by double-clicking the arduino.exe file in the IDE folder. Paste the following code to make your robot go straight. Build and upload the program. Add the kill switch functionality.

It's just as tasty to eat a croissant toasted or at room temperature. Heat a croissant up in the oven or a toaster oven at home, or eat them at room temperature on-the-go. Put a croissant in the oven or toaster oven at 350 degrees F (175 C) for 5 minutes to heat it up. Get a large enough napkin to fit around the whole croissant. Wrap it around the bottom half of the croissant and eat it from the top down. Good croissants are very buttery and flaky, so use a napkin to avoid making a mess and keep your fingers grease-free. Hold down the two ends of the croissant with the thumb and index fingers of one hand. Tear off the middle top layer with your other hand and enjoy the crunchiest part of the croissant. Try to do this on a plate if you can to catch crumbs. Look at where the croissant is naturally divided into 3 sections and tear them apart from each other on a plate. Eat each piece separately over the plate to catch the crumbs. This method works well to avoid a mess if you don't have a napkin. Put the croissant on a plate. Hold a fork and knife in whichever hand you prefer for each, and cut the croissant apart bite-by-bite. This is the least messy way to eat a croissant and to keep your hands clean.
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Enjoy a croissant warm or at room temperature but always fresh-baked. Wrap a napkin around the bottom half of the croissant. Peel off the top center part of the croissant and eat it first. Tear the croissant apart into 3 sections for a different way to eat it. Use a fork and knife to cut apart the croissant as an alternative to tearing it.