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How to brew san pedro cactus
Skin your cactus.
Start by de-spinning the cactus and cutting slits down the length of the cactus. You can then carefully peel off the waxy skin of the cactus (illustration is wasteful of green flesh).
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- You can just peel your cactus back to uncover the flesh. The skin of the cactus is comprised of many cells, their divide making it more suited to make a coffee grinder.
- Then take your knife (preferably a serrated knife) and cut away the dark green flesh until you get to the core. Dispose of the waxy skin, core and most of the white flesh Prepare the flesh.
- You can also peel off the outer skins, but it is recommended that you leave the outside intact. Punch out the cactus with a garden saw or x-acto knife, coating each stem.
- Then, go inside the little cubby of a large, heavy-bottomed pot and cut down with a serrated knife. There are 2 options for removing the flesh of a cactus (if you're crafty): Cut into the cactus about ten centimeter (4.9 in) thick.
A: Then take your knife (preferably a serrated knife) and cut away the dark green flesh until you get to the core. Dispose of the waxy skin, core and most of the white flesh Prepare the flesh.

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How to wash a chihuahua
Make sure your chihuahua is old enough for a bath.
Chihuahuas should be at least three months old before being given a bath.
Brush through your chihuahua's fur.
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- You can use a homemade or homemade brushing brush. Make sure to brush in a direction not the head.
- Sometimes people do not want to bathe a beloved chihuahua. When it comes to the time to bathe your chihuahua, make sure that it is older than six months old.
- Brush out any tangles and come in at least 2-4 inches (5-12 cm). Then, use a soft brush to help your chihuahua's fur stay in place.
- This step is especially important for long-haired varieties. This will remove tangle's and large debris from their fur and make bath time a smoother, more enjoyable experience.
A: This step is especially important for long-haired varieties. This will remove tangle's and large debris from their fur and make bath time a smoother, more enjoyable experience.

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How to make a website 508 compliant
Use color effectively.
To keep your website compliant and accessible to users who are color-blind, use an additional method other than color to convey important information.
For example, you might use blue to indicate words in black text are links to other pages.
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- Or you might use text in bright shades of blue. Print the subject line of your website on white paper, buy a colored pen, and type an image on it.
- You could also use html code, which can be typed out in a code box. You will need to use several colors for one web page, depending on the functionality of your web site.
- Again, only use color to communicate certain information. In cases where no content is conveyed to users using indeed.com, you should opt for using black.
- However, to make your website 508 compliant, you also must use something other than color to show those words are links, such as underlining the word as well. In addition, all color must include sufficient contrast, and all information must be conveyed both with and without color.
A: However, to make your website 508 compliant, you also must use something other than color to show those words are links, such as underlining the word as well. In addition, all color must include sufficient contrast, and all information must be conveyed both with and without color.

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How to preserve a signature on an article of clothing
Let the ink dry.
Touching the ink before it's dried might smudge or smear the signature. If you're wearing the signed piece of clothing, it may be best to carefully remove it to allow the ink to dry.
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- Ink transfers can take a long time to dry after a direct brushing, so wait until the ink has plenty of time to dry between coats. Seal a sealed subject if it has significant ink stains.
- Set the clothing down where it won't be disturbed until it's dried. You can usually tell that it's dried by looking at it in the light; if it doesn't shine, it's probably dry.
- After the ink has dried, the signature will be on the garment rather than the garment itself. Set the stencil by placing the stencil face down on a piece of sheet mail (poster board or stationary).
- The best time to touch this piece of clothing is when the ink is still thicker and wicking away from your signature. Change your signature at a time when the print is dry.
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Set the clothing down where it won't be disturbed until it's dried. You can usually tell that it's dried by looking at it in the light; if it doesn't shine, it's probably dry.