If you plan on printing your design on a t-shirt, make sure you wash and dry it beforehand. Search online or at your local craft store for the following: T-shirt or some other fabric Foam roller Textile ink Wax paper Cardboard Masking tape If you are printing on a t-shirt, place a piece of cardboard inside the shirt. If you are working with some other piece of fabric, such as a handbag, place a piece of cardboard under the area you'll be painting. You need a firm surface to roll the paint onto. Tape the acetate stencil over the area you want to paint. Use masking tape to tape down all the edges. Make sure the stencil is secure. You don't want it to move when you start rolling your paint on. When shopping for textile ink, look for something that is water-based. You should be able to find a variety of colors, or you can mix your own. You can make quite a few colors if you have red, blue, yellow, black, and white inks on hand. Mix the paint on a plate or a shallow dish. Use just enough to cover your image. Once you've mixed your paint to the desired color, roll your foam roller through the paint. If you spot any lumps, roll them out. Make a light pass over your image with the foam roller. Don't worry about getting a lot of paint on the fabric with the first pass. You want to make several light coats as opposed to one heavy coat. Once you make the first pass, you'll find that the acetate sticks to the fabric. This will allow you to use a little more pressure on the next few passes. Pay attention to the stencil. If there are a lot of pieces that are barely attached, take care not to disrupt them. Before you remove the stencil, use a hair dryer to apply a 2-3 second blast of heat. You don't want the paint to dry completely before removing the stencil, but you don't want it wet either. Loosen the tape around the edges of your image. Starting from the top, gently pull the acetate away from the fabric. Take care not to ruin the image you painted, or damage the acetate screen. If you take care of your stencil, you can use it multiple times.

Summary: Gather your supplies. Prepare your fabric. Mix your paint. Load your roller. Roll your paint on. Remove the stencil.

The cookie sheet will make taking the shots in and out of the refrigerator much easier.

Summary: Pour the water into a saucepan and sprinkle it with the unflavored gelatin. Allow the gelatin to bloom for 1 to 2 minutes. Cook the gelatin over low heat for 5 minutes, stirring constantly. Pour the colored gelatin into a bowl. Add the plain gelatin mixture to the bowl and whisk the mixture until the colored gelatin dissolves. Allow the gelatin mixture to cool for a few minutes and then stir in the alcohol. Place your football helmet molds on top of a cookie sheet. Pour the gelatin into the football helmet molds and chill the gelatin for 4 hours or overnight. Remove the formed gelatin from its mold and put a flattened cupcake liner underneath it. Put a logo on top of each gelatin.

. Practice your journalistic abilities by running your own blog. In addition to being a great place for you to share your voice and flex your skills, it will also help you promote yourself to people who might hire you or may buy your stories. Build a strong and clean social media presence across platforms. Make sure that you are posting meaningful information on a regular basis. You should be able to share your handles with potential employers, so be mindful about what you post. Both paid and unpaid internships are available in journalism. If you don't need the money, then an unpaid internship might be a great way for you to get experience without as much competition. Paid internships are competitive, but you'll be getting paid to do what you love. If you get turned down for an internship, contact the employer to ask if you can still submit a story or two for consideration. If you're in school, take any position that is available, even if it's not what you really want to do. If you do a good job, you'll likely get more and better opportunities. Include your bio, interests, and examples of your work. If you build an online portfolio, include links to sites that feature your work, as well as links to your social media accounts.

Summary: Start a blog Be active on social media. Apply for internships. Join the school paper. Build a portfolio.

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Summary: Clean the Brussels sprouts; take off any dried leaves and cross the base with a X cut at the bottom approx 11.5 centimeter (0.40.6in) deep. Cover with chicken stock and sprinkle with a little sugar. Simmer until tender and serve.