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How to treat eye problems in boston terriers
Watch for signs of a corneal ulcer.
Your dog's eye may water a lot to the point that it looks like he's crying. The eye can look red and you might see a layer of film over your dog's eye.
OPTIONS:
- These can all be signs of a corneal ulcer. A corneal ulcer is like a burst blister on the surface of the clear part of the eye (the cornea).
- This film should come off with the dog. If you notice your dog acting up or not getting attention when running or jumping, it may be a sign of a corneal ulcer.
- Tear ducts can also become clogged with a buildup of blood, which can result in a corneal ulcer. Goiter is the process of pus oozing, which requires to be removed by a vet.
- This takes a lot of time, so make sure to watch your dog for any doctor suggested by your vet. Watch for any unsanitary changes : Head tilt over the eyes moving from side to side or side you then look up at your dog's muzzles.
A: These can all be signs of a corneal ulcer. A corneal ulcer is like a burst blister on the surface of the clear part of the eye (the cornea).

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How to make choux pastry
Heat the butter and water together and bring to the boil.
Add the flour in one amount and stir quickly. Beat for a minute or until it forms a smooth ball and leaves the side of the pan.
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- Mix together the egg yolks, honey, cream and milk in a mixing bowl. Combine the flour, butter and milk again.
- Sprinkle flour and milk together (using a spoon) into the flour ball. Also choose to add raisins, cashews or coriander.
- Allow to cool, however do not seal with cling-film or cover the dough as it may sweat which can affect the end result. Place paste in a large bowl, mix-master, or food processor.
- Then pour the cottage cheese onto the dough. If you can't find cottage cheese at your local bakery, you could also substitute parmesan cheese.
A: Allow to cool, however do not seal with cling-film or cover the dough as it may sweat which can affect the end result. Place paste in a large bowl, mix-master, or food processor.

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How to dress a salad
Choose fresh salad ingredients.
Greens should be crisp and vibrantly colored. Avoid yellowed, limp looking greens.
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- Keep in mind these fresh greens, as their early season has very few leaves left on the fruit. Last but not least, a drier salad is a good one to keep.
- Do not cut them thin or overripe, instead, opt for fresh greens with a delicate outer skin that resembles fresh leaves. It's best to save the real leaves for fajitas.
- Other vegetables and fruits should also be crisp and firm. Vegetables and fruits should be at the peak of ripeness or flavor, tomatoes should be fully colored, apples sweet and juicy, melons fully ripe and flavorful and so on.
- Salads in this color range often favor muted greens because the atmosphere of the salad is soft and soothing. This leaves the green less saturated, gives a natural texture, and gives some variety.
A: Other vegetables and fruits should also be crisp and firm. Vegetables and fruits should be at the peak of ripeness or flavor, tomatoes should be fully colored, apples sweet and juicy, melons fully ripe and flavorful and so on.

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How to make a paintball grenade
Cut the tubing.
Using regular scissors or a knife, slice the 3/8 inch latex tube. Each grenade will require at least a 6-inch long tube.
OPTIONS:
- You can use longer tubes for larger grenades if you prefer. Measure each section prior to cutting for consistency.
- It could be broad, narrow, or even jagged. You can use m82 or m89 gauge plastic tube.
- Cutting the tubing allows you to use the fabric exactly how you want it. The tubing will get in the way, keeping the tube upright.
- For smaller batches, use thread less than 1/8 inch. For larger batches, use thread about 3/4 inch.
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You can use longer tubes for larger grenades if you prefer. Measure each section prior to cutting for consistency.