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Place a seed-shaped ball of fondant at the end of a skewer or toothpick to help you form the flower around it. The height of the seed determines the rough height of the rose. With a small ball of fondant, form a thin petal, in an egg shape with a sharp, pinched point at the narrow end. The more petals you have, the fuller your rose will be, but how many you should make will probably depend on the size. Actual roses have between 5-40 petals. Place a petal on a clean, food-safe sponge or piece of foam. Use a ball tool, a pea-sized ball bearing, or the cup of a 1/2 teaspoon measure (assuming it is a basic round) to round out the petal. Rub it in a circle at the center to form the cup of the petal shape and then rub it at the edges to make the very edge thinner than the rest of the petal. Do not worry about keeping the edge of the petal perfectly straight or even, as real petals are curled and uneven normally. If the fondant sticks to your tool or surface, use wax paper or saran wrap. You can also do these same formations with only your finger, if you do not have any tools. Place the first petal so that the pinched base is at the base of the center you formed earlier. Carefully wrap the petal around the center. Add on the next petal, with the pinched base slightly to the side of where the first one was placed. Wrap that petal and continue on to the next. Continue in this fashion until the rose is to desired fullness. As you go, the petal should become less tightly wrapped and should begin to pull away from the center of the flower at the top. Once all of the petals are on, smooth out and shape the base until it looks how you want it to look. Slide it off of the skewer or toothpick. You can use food paint, edible glitter, or even other fondant to add various finishing touches to your rose. Consider adding fondant leaves or try dried grape leaves. Enjoy your fondant rose!

summary: Roll a center base. Form the basic petal shape. Make many more such petals. Form the petals. Put the petals on the rose. Form the underside of the rose. Add finishing touches.

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Dressing nice with your hair styled is a great way to get noticed in a crowd. Looking your best also provides a level of confidence that helps you get noticed. Before you next see your crush, pick a special outfit and take the extra time to style your hair. The more often you are with your crush, the more likely they are to like you. This is known as a psychological effect called the proximity effect. Try and find ways to frequently be in the same place as your crush: Casually show up to your crush's workplace if it is somewhere the general public goes. Attend sporting events or club meetings that your crush is a part of. Hang out with mutual friends and attend social gatherings where you'll see the person you like. Eye contact is a quick and easy way to flirt and communicate with your crush. Casually glance at your crush for a few seconds to pique the person's interest. When the person you like catches you glancing, lock eyes for a moment and then look away to smile to yourself. Wait a few minutes and then repeat the glances towards the person. If you notice your crush looking at you while you are looking away, turn and lock eyes for a few seconds and smile.

summary: Look your best. Be around your crush. Flirt with eye contact.

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A release statement protects the caretaker from legal action in the event that your child needs treatment for a sickness or injury and something goes wrong. ..to authorize medical care for my child or children." Write in the name of the person who will be caring for your child, then write the name of your child or children on the paper. If possible, provide an alternate phone number as well. At the bottom of the release, provide your name, home address and date and sign the paper.
summary: Type or print a 1-page statement saying you give your child's caretaker permission to seek medical treatment if treatment becomes necessary and you cannot be reached to give consent. Write, "In case of emergency, I give consent to. List medical conditions that emergency room personnel or medical practitioners should be aware of, including diseases, allergies and handicaps. Write the name of your child's doctor and any other medical providers or facilities. Provide a phone number and location where you can be contacted.