Problem: Article: Use another dry cloth or paper towel to blot the area where you sprayed the solution. You may need to allow the area to dry between applications to make sure the stain is still there.
Summary: Pour the detergent solution and vinegar solution into 2 separate spray bottles. Spray the soda stain with the detergent solution, and dab the wet area with a dry white cloth or paper towel. Rinse the area with lukewarm water using another cloth or paper towel if the detergent solution removes the stain. Spray the stain with the vinegar solution if the stain is still visible. Use a cloth or paper towel dipped in lukewarm water to blot the area. Continue applying the detergent and vinegar solutions if the stain lightens, but is still visible.

Problem: Article: Cut the pork belly into thick slices. Add the pork, the two bay leaves, the 3 peeled cloves of garlic, the 1/2 tablespoons of salt, and the chopped onion to the pot. Pour in enough water to cover the pork. When it comes to a boil, turn down the heat. Let it simmer for about an hour. The pork should be fork-tender when done. Place the pork on a baking sheet in a 400 degree Fahrenheit oven. Let it cook for half an hour to dry out the pork. If you want the pork to crisp up, heat up oil in a pan. Let the pork deep fry until crispy. Cut the pork into bite-sized pieces. Reserve for the stew.
Summary: Slice the pound of pork belly. Place a saucepan on the stove. Turn the heat on high. Pour off the liquid. Deep-fry the pork. Chop the pork.

Problem: Article: If you're considering a career in fashion design, it's never to early to start exploring your interests and gaining experience. You can even begin your fashion design education in high school, taking relevant coursework that can help you get a head start on your college education. Because designs often start as drawings/sketches, it would be useful to take any art classes your school offers. Many high schools now offer computer-aided design (CAD) classes. Fashion designers use CAD programs to create fashion designs, so hands-on experience with CAD is essential. Get good grades in high school. Doing well in high school will give you a better chance of being accepted to (and getting a scholarship at) the college of your choice. Most people working in fashion design earn their bachelor's degree in either fashion design or fashion marketing, depending on which aspect of fashion you want to focus on. Both degrees can lead towards a career in fashion design, though the latter will also give you some insight into the business and marketing side of fashion. Look for programs in fashion design/marketing in your area by searching online. Make sure your school is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). NASAD puts colleges through a rigorous peer-review process to check for standards of education before accreditation is granted. You can search for accredited programs directly through the NASAD website by searching for the college's name, the program (fashion design), or by city/state. Though internships are not necessarily a requirement for employment, working an internship can help you gain valuable experience in the industry. You'll also get your foot in the door, making contacts who can offer you a recommendation or may even find full-time work for you after graduation. Internships can give you the freedom to explore different aspects of fashion design while you're still in school. This can help you know what type of work you want to look for after you graduate. Some colleges have internship programs with coordinators who can help arrange an internship for you. If your school does not offer internships, you can find fashion design opportunities by searching online for fashion internships in your area. Some fashion design programs organize their own student design contests. Others can put you in touch with a local student design contest in your area. These opportunities allow you to design and/or create articles of clothing that will then be judged as part of a competition. Even if you don't win the design contest, it's still a great way to build your portfolio. Every contest you enter allows you to compile more designs and/or creations that you can then include with your resume when you apply to jobs. You can find student competitions by searching online, or by looking through fashion design websites for upcoming opportunities. After four years, you will graduate with a bachelor's degree in fashion design. It's important to make the most of your college years by working internships, entering contests, and building up your portfolio so that you have supporting materials to use when applying to jobs. Save all the projects you put together for classes, internships, contests. These can go into your portfolio to highlight your education and work experience. Ask your professors and internship leaders about naming them as references during your job hunt.
Summary: Take relevant high school classes. Apply to a college program. Work an internship. Enter contests while you're in school. Graduate with a bachelor's degree.

Problem: Article: Bring these ingredients to a boil in a large pan over medium heat. Once they reach a boil, bring down the heat to low. Keeping the temperature up too high will result in the barley burning and the water evaporating too quickly. If you don't have 4 people to serve, this recipe is easily cut in half. However, don't necessarily modify the toppings too much if you like it sweet, you may need just as much sugar! Barley is a tough nut to crack (figuratively, of course. Literally barley is a grain with just a nutty flavor). Because of it's tougher consistency, it takes longer than oats or rice to make tender. Stir every 10 minutes or so, checking on how it's doing. Every pot will differ slightly in the time needed to cook. Keep the lid on as much as possible. When 10 minutes is up, take it off and give it a few stirs with a wooden spoon. When the water is mostly gone, the barley is done. Even if you're looking for a runnier porridge, drain the cooked barley. The water that's left probably won't taste as good and rich as a cup of milk will. This is easiest to do with a plastic or metal colander. If you're in a bind, hold the lid up the edge of the pan and tip it over into the sink to dispel the water. 1 cup of milk, 1 tablespoon of brown sugar, teaspoon cinnamon will turn your plain barley into a regular breakfast feast. Modify the sweetness as you see fit, of course. The milk is necessary (the fatter the milk, the creamier the taste), but you can experiment with the brown sugar and cinnamon and explore other things like honey, fruit juice, or yogurt, too. This is generally how long it takes until the milk has almost been entirely absorbed. What's more, the barley will take on some of the sweet, cinnamon-y flavor. When it has a thick, glutinous, porridge-like consistency, it's done! You can add more milk if you'd like it a little thinner. Right now you just have basic barley porridge. To spice things up, top each dish with walnuts, a drizzle of heavy cream, and fruit, if desired. There's no getting tired of that! If you're the curious type, try yogurt, peanut butter, cocoa, honey, or any other addition that you think would make the porridge a breakfast of champions.
Summary:
Combine 2 cups barley with 6 cups water and 1 teaspoon salt. Simmer until the barley is tender, about 45-60 minutes. Drain the cooked barley. Combine the cooked barley and the rest of the ingredients in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Cook, stirring occasionally, for about 15 more minutes. Divide the porridge between four bowls.