Dry measuring cups are designed to be filled to the top of the cup, whereas wet cups have a measuring line below the brim of the cup. This helps to prevent the liquids from spilling over the edge of the cup when they are transferred to the bowl. Fill each type of cup to their unique measuring line. Check the bottom of the measuring cup for a label if you are unsure if you have a wet or dry measuring cup. Place the cup on a flat surface when measuring liquids to ensure an accurate measurement. If you are using a jug with cup lines, use this for both wet and dry ingredients. Pour the liquid so that the bottom of the meniscus is at the measuring line. Cups are often abbreviated as "C" and most measuring cup sets will contain C, C, C, and 1 C. Note that a US cup is 240 mL, whereas a UK cup is 250 mL. If your recipe is written in America, assume that it is a US cup. It is safe to presume that recipes written in Europe and the rest of the world use UK cup measurements. Use the back of a spoon to push the dry goods down into the cup. Add more dry goods into the cup and press them down once again. Continue to repeat this process until the cup can't hold any more dry goods. This measurement is often used for brown sugar. If the recipe asks for a regular cup or a level cup, this indicates that you need to sweep off any dry goods that sit above the cup. Hold the cup over the bag of dry goods, so that any excess falls back into the bag.
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One-sentence summary -- Use dry cups for dry goods and wet cups for measuring liquids. Push the ingredients down if the recipe requires a packed cup. Achieve a level or regular cup by scraping a knife over the top of the cup.

Q: This goes a long way to making you seem more approachable. When you walk in the halls, don't hunch over your books or keep your eyes on the floor. Hold your head up and make eye contact with other people. If you see someone you know, give them a smile and say hi. Obviously you'll want to introduce yourself and tell people a little bit about yourself. However, if you ask questions about people, they'll feel like you're more interested in them, which is a sign of a good friend. You can also ask questions to start a conversation, like "How's the cafeteria food around here?" or "How long have you gone to this school?" Use questions to compliment people as you start the conversation: "I love your shoes, where did you get them?" Save someone a seat. Say "hi" in the hall. Give congratulations for a job well done. Pay a compliment: "I love your shoes/backpack." It can work wonders. Even if you try your best to be kind and approachable, not everyone will want to be your friend. They'll have their own reasons; it can be as simple as not having common interests. If you get the feeling someone doesn't want to be your friend, or they tell you outright, don't try to pursue them. You can't force them to be your friend.
A: Smile. Ask a question. Do something nice for someone. Don't force it.

Article: Once you've found a piece of equipment you potentially want to buy, Google the exact model. Read user reviews. Make sure that the equipment has not been recalled or criticized for being unsafe. See how long users say the equipment lasts. For example, if one user says that a treadmill completely stopped running after five years, reconsider buying that same treadmill if it's four years old. Many individual sellers may not give you a warranty or guarantee for their used fitness equipment. Ask individual sellers if the original manufacturing warranty on their equipment is still in effect. If you're considering buying from a store, ask about the warranty of the particular product you want to buy. Keep in mind that if the warranty has expired, you will have no free way of fixing your equipment. Whether you are buying from an eBay seller or a sporting good store, read online reviews written by people who have bought things from the source beforehand. Reconsider buying from a place or person who has sold faulty exercise equipment in the past, according to reviews. In order to make sure that you get a good price for your exercise equipment, you should research the particular piece of equipment you're trying to buy. Before you purchase any equipment, research the following aspects of your equipment. How much it cost when it was new. Make sure that you are getting a significant discount that makes a used piece of equipment worth buying. How much it costs on other websites. If you can find a better price at another retailer, ask yourself if you found the best price. If your price is way lower than the price at other retailers, make sure that the quality of the equipment is top notch. If your seller is willing to negotiate the price. One benefit of using a seller from a place like eBay or Craigslist is that the seller might be willing to negotiate the price with you. Higher quality equipment may age better than lower quality equipment. If you spend a little more money and get a "brand name" piece of fitness equipment, it could save you money in the long run. Look for a piece of fitness that would have been top of the line in its prime.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Research the equipment you want to purchase. Look at the warranty of the equipment (or the absence of warranty). Read user reviews of the seller. Investigate the price of the equipment. Look for a good brand name.

Problem: Article: Write phrases, draw pictures, etc. Do the same on the back, but use less wording. Use markers, crayons, stickers, or colored pencil. You'll uncover the first page of the diary. Draw a circle in the middle of one page with crayons. Color outside the circle. In the circle, write "This diary belongs to:" and then write your name under it. roses, butterflies, or pumpkins). Do the same on the back.
Summary: Stack and then line-up 20-25 sheets of paper. Staple the pages together on the left (4-7 staples). Decorate the front cover however you wish. Open the diary. On each corner of each following pages draw little doodles (example: Tape one end of the strip to the front cover by the staples. Write and draw anything you want in it with the pencil and have a blast!

Article: Surgical treatment may be ideal for some back problems. For example, if your dachshund has IVDD that has not responded to medical therapy, then your vet would perform a surgery to remove the extruded disc material. This would decrease pressure on the spinal cord and allow it to heal. Surgery may be possible to remove a tumor, depending on its size and location. If your dachshund has spinal trauma, immediate surgery may help; however, the trauma (and other injuries) may be too severe for your dachshund to withstand surgery. Your vet will discuss all surgical options with you and let you know if your dachshund would be able to handle the surgery. Your vet may refer you to a veterinary neurosurgeon. If your dachshund has surgery, then you will need to care for her at home to ensure she has a full recovery. In general, at-home care involves pain reduction, exercise restriction, and physical therapy (if possible). Realize that a successful surgical outcome (e.g., pain relief, ability to walk) may not be apparent for several days to weeks after surgery. You may have to express your dachshund's bladder after surgery. Your vet can show you how to do this. If your dachshund's back problem has left his rear legs paralyzed, he may need a doggie wheelchair so he can get around. As your dachshund recovers from surgery, he may no longer need the wheelchair. Ask your vet for recommendations on wheelchairs and how to use one.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Discuss surgical options with your vet. Care for your dachshund after surgery. Consider purchasing a doggie wheelchair for your dachshund.