Article: Cut an oval circle out of black fondant. Top it with a smaller oval circle of yellow sugar paper. Then just top the sugar paper with a fondant cut-out of the Batman logo. Apply a little bit of frosting in between the logo layers so they stick together. Cut out various-sized rectangular shapes from the black fondant, no taller than the bottom cake layer. Then cut small squares of the yellow sugar paper to use as windows. You can space the windows around the "buildings" as you see fit. Apply a dab of white icing to secure the windows to the buildings. If you cannot find the right color icing at the store, just buy two cans of white icing and dye it with blue or black food coloring. If possible, use a frosting knife to spread the icing as smooth as possible. While the icing is still sticky, attach the black fondant buildings around the perimeter of the bottom cake layer, ensuring they reach all the way around. Lightly press the fondant into the frosting until it sticks. Cut a long strip of black fondant equal to the circumference of the top layer, probably about 20 inches. Wrap the strip around the bottom edge of the top cake layer. Press the logo into the frosting on the front of the cake right above the black fondant ribbon. You can use any Batman action figure. Even better, place a toy Batmobile or a Robin action figure on top with Batman.
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Create the Batman logo. Create the Batman buildings. Frost the cake with blue or gray icing. Attach the buildings to the cake. Add a black ribbon around the top cake layer. Attach the Batman logo to the top layer. Place a Batman figurine on top of the cake.
Article: Create a V with your thumb and forefinger. Place your hand on the racquet so that this V is at 11 o'clock, or one o'clock for left-handed players. To simplify it, think about holding your racquet as you would a hammer. This is called the continental grip , which is the grip you want to utilize for a flat serve. Practice maintaining this grip while keeping your hand loose and relaxed. In the continental grip, the racquet is at a neutral angle to the ground. In other words, it is perpendicular to the ground when you hold your arm in front of you. The continental grip is valuable for its versatility. You can use it for other types of serves and volleys as well. In a match, you will be standing at the baseline, the line farthest from the net. Right handed players should keep their right foot back, parallel to the baseline. The left foot should be forward, near the baseline and pointing to the right net post. Left handers will be standing in this stance, simply reversed. Once you have your feet in the correct stance, bounce a few times. Get loose and comfortable in this position. The stance for the flat serve is just like the stance for all other serves you can't make it obvious what serve you are preparing for, or your opponent would know exactly what was coming their way! By picturing a strong, successful serve, you can help to decrease anxiety. By decreasing your anxiety, you also decrease the likelihood of making little, nervous mistakes. Take deep, calming breaths. Don't just visualize the image of the serve imagine the force of the serve and the sound of the ball hitting the racquet. Walk yourself through your serve in your head multiple times. This visualization is a helpful tool in building your confidence and preparing yourself for a great serve.
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Grip your racquet. Stand sideways with feet hip width apart. Visualize your flat serve.
Article: When the leaves of your potato plants turn yellow or brown, they are ready for harvesting. If you planted in April or May, the leaves will wilt in mid-summer.
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Stop watering the potatoes when the leaves wilt.