Problem: Article: Mix tablespoon (3.7 ml) of baking soda with one or two drops of water to form a paste. Make sure the paste is not too watery, as this will decrease the paste's cleaning power. The paste should be relatively dry, but not powdery. Look for a toothpaste-like consistency. Use a clean, cotton cloth to rub a pea-sized amount of paste onto your pieces of silver. Rub the silver in a straight back and forth motion until you see the shine return. As you clean your silver, it is normal for the baking soda paste to turn grey. Do this by diluting your paste with a couple more drops of water. Then dip your toothbrush into the diluted paste and scrub the smaller crevices. Alternatively, you can use a Q-tip to clean small crevices if you do not have a spare toothbrush. Do this once all the tarnish is removed. Dry the silver with a soft, cotton cloth like a dishtowel or with a Selvyt cloth. Finish by polishing the item with a microfiber cloth.
Summary: Make a baking soda paste. Rub the paste onto your pieces of silver. Clean small crevices with a toothbrush. Rinse the silver with warm water.

Problem: Article: By keeping your yard engaging for your dog, you make it hard for him to want to leave in the first place. By keeping your yard secure, you make it hard for him to leave even if he wants to. Play with your dog often in your yard. If your dog strays to the edges of the property, call them back. By playing and learning the boundaries, he will be more inclined to stay close to home. Keep plenty of toys and play things in the yard. If your dog is outside for a long time, add food and water to prevent escapes based on a search for these things. Make any fence tall enough so that it cannot be jumped over. Also check that it runs deep enough so that your dog cannot dig underneath and escape. Work with your dog to teach them some basic commands. The most useful commands you might want your dog to learn are "come" or "sit". This will allow you to have your dog return directly or at stop to sit, if he escapes. If your dog suffers from anxiety when you leave him alone, punishing your dog will not help him relax. Try instead to help your dog overcome anxiety that is cause by your departure. Punishing and anxious dog will only help to increase fear. Conversely, do not reassure your dog when it is exhibiting anxious behavior, as this will reinforce the anxiety. It is best to simply ignore any unwanted, anxious behavior from your dog. Once your dog is free of the fence, any punishment will become associated with wherever he might find himself at that moment. Only discipline your dog if you catch them in the act of escape. Punishing after escape will not teach your dog that escape itself is wrong. Disciplining your dog after you catch him will only make him fearful of you. Catching him again will become more difficult as he may try to run away from you. If you are able to catch your dog as it tries to escape, you may take disciplinary action. You will have to be careful to discipline him in a way that he will associate only with the escape, not with you. Try taking and action that your dog won't associate with you. Spray your dog from a distance using super-soaker type water pistol so your dog won't see you coming. If your dog sees you as the cause behind the unpleasant disciplinary action, he will associate with you alone. Now your dog will simply wait for you to leave before going back to his escape plans.
Summary: Make your yard exciting. Teach your dog basic obedience. Don't punish fear or anxiety based escapes. Never discipline your dog after an escape. Catch your dog in the act.

Problem: Article: Wash and dry your face as usual, either over a sink or in the shower, and use warm to hot water to open your pores. It might be a good idea to use a gentle facial cleanser before applying this mask, especially if you have sensitive skin. Lemon juice can be harsh, and stressing your skin with too much abrasive material can do more harm than good. When your face is clean and dry, use your fingers to apply the lemon-honey mask all over the skin. Work carefully to avoid the eye area. This mask can cause stinging and irritation to the eyes. If you accidentally get it into your eyes, flush it out immediately with cool to lukewarm water for a full minute, or until the stinging stops. The mask can also be quite sticky, so it's a good idea to make sure hair is pulled back and out of the way before application. The wait time is important; if you rinse the mask off too quickly, the honey and lemon won't have enough time to do their work. Of course, if your skin starts to burn, itch, or otherwise feel uncomfortable, you should rinse the mask off immediately. It's possible that your skin is having a negative reaction to the mask if you experience these symptoms. When the waiting period ends, rinse the mask off your face using warm water. After finishing the warm water rinse, do a second rinse with cool water to close your pores. You can also wipe away the mask with a warm, slightly damp wash cloth. The wash cloth acts as a physical exfoliator. Use gentle patting motions when using this trick, however, to avoid irritating your skin. The exact frequency with which you apply the mask may vary depending on how sensitive or oily your skin is, but a good average is about once a week, either in the morning or evening. You can try applying the mask two to three times a week if you have notably oily or acne-prone skin, but cut back if you notice any redness, irritation, or increased amounts of acne.
Summary: Wash your face. Apply the mask over your face. Allow the mask to sit for 15 to 20 minutes. Rinse with warm water. Repeat weekly, if desired.

Problem: Article: When buying your bait, ask the shopkeeper where the best spots to catch sharks are in the area. Let out the anchor slowly until it hits the bottom if you do not want your boat to drift. Drifting is fine too. Reel up about every five to seven minutes to make sure the bait is still there. You may feel a tug, if so, wait until you feel another one, and when you do, give it a good yank! Have a club or a bat ready...
Summary:
If you do not choose to catch your own bait or had no luck catching your own bait,just buy it at a bait shop. Use a depth-o-meter and go somewhere over thirty feet deep. Put your bait on the hooks of the fishing poles and cast out! Let the poles sit, and pay close attention to any movement. If a fish has run off with your bait, add another bait to your pole. You will know when you have a bite! Dip the pole down and reel up while reeling, do this over and over again. Keep one hand firm above the reel on the rod and keep other other hand on the reel. Once the fish is up at a visible surface, if you see that it is indeed a shark, have someone assist you with a net! Be very careful with the net! Once the shark is subdued, you may chose to release it or keep it.