Some fish tolerate human presence more than others and are not shy about coming close. Koi, goldfish, betta and angelfish are common breeds that are very sociable. These fish, especially koi, often take food from a human hand. Hand feeding friendly fish will be easier than feeding delicate fish that are shy or less sociable. The feeding place can be your own pond, your aquarium, or even a local park. To prevent distractions, choose a feeding time that's free of sudden noises, such as splashing water, and sudden movements, such as other humans walking by. It's best not to try this with a new fish you have just bought or moved to a new aquarium. Your fish needs time to acclimate to its new surroundings. Flake food or pellet food will work. If you're hand feeding your own fish, use your regular fish food. If you're at a park, the park will probably provide fish food for guests to use. Smaller fish, like goldfish or betta fish, typically like flake food or small pellets of food. Larger fish like koi enjoy large pellets of food. Sudden movements will scare the fish. Moving slowly and quietly will help the fish trust you. They must be used to your presence before they will eat from your hand. If you accidentally scare the fish with noise or movement, wait a few minutes and try again! Startled fish will usually come back to you if they are hungry.
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One-sentence summary -- Hand feed friendly fish like koi and goldfish for the easiest experience. Select a calm and quiet time to feed the fish. Use recommended food for the fish breed to avoid making the fish sick. Move slowly and quietly to avoid startling the fish.

Q: Use a non-mineral, oil-based moisturizer that won't clog your pores. If your moisturizer doesn't absorb into your skin, neither will your mineral makeup. Wait 10 minutes after applying your moisturizer. This will allow your skin to properly absorb the lotion. Otherwise, you'll risk a damaged makeup job from too much moisture. On the other hand, the powder might not blend correctly if your face is too dry. You should have just enough oils on your skin for the makeup to adhere to. This includes areas of your skin affected by acne. Press your concealer brush into the green powder. Blot your blemishes to cover them. If you have dark circles, use the yellow enhancer in the same way under your eyes. It'll refract light and make your dark under-eye circles disappear. This helps you to avoid using too much. If you don't get enough, you could always add a layer. A little bit of powder goes a long way, so don't use more than about a pinch. Because powder tends to sprinkle, use your Kabuki brush to pick up the fallen powder. Swirl the brush in the cap. After that, tap the brush into the cap to remove the excess powder. The brush is most important in covering large areas of your face. An inferior brush might make the makeup look artificial. Do this by rubbing the brush on your skin in a circular motion. Start lightly on your cheeks and move off to the side of your face. The brush isn't supposed to just dust your skin with powder. It should buff the powder to help it adhere to the oil in your skin. The more you buff, the heavier the coverage will be. It might take practice to find the technique that works for you. The foundation will look a little powdery when you first apply it. However, it'll settle into your skin and look more natural in a few minutes. Setting powder prevents your makeup from melting off over the course of the day. If you have oily skin, finishing with a setting powder will give you extra protection and oil absorption. It will also help you obtain a matte finish. Apply the powder after you have the look you want with the foundation and enhancer. Apply it the same way you applied the foundation, using the Kabuki brush at first. When everything looks even, blend the makeup with your buffer brush. You can also use setting powder on your eyelids to set your eye shadow and eye liner, if you wear them.
A: Moisturize your face beforehand. Dab the enhancer on imperfections. Pour a small amount of powder into the cap of the jar. Get one to two pinches of powder onto the Kabuki brush. Apply the foundation. Apply a setting powder.

Article: You can find a recipe for just about anything you'd like to cook on the internet. Making an effort to cook can really be a big help for you parents. You may need to enlist your parents help to get everything you need, but they will likely be happy to help you with acquiring what you need. Start by writing down all the ingredients and supplies you will need. If you can't get to the grocery store to pick up ingredients on your own, ask your parent to drive you. If you need extra help with your recipe, try searching YouTube for videos related to what you would like to cook. On the night you cook, or on another night, offer to clean up the mess. Rinse and place all the dishes in the dishwasher (or wash them by hand if you don't have one), and put any left over food away. Be sure to wipe down the counters with a damp cloth. Sweep up any crumbs that might have fallen on the floor. There are many ways you can get involved in cleaning the house. You might offer to scrub the tub, vacuum the floor, or dust the furniture. As long as you offer, and do a good job, your parents are very likely to be impressed by your effort. Maybe the grass needs mowed, or the dog needs to go for a walk. Ask your parents if there is anything you can do to help them outside.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Offer to cook dinner one night each week. Wash the dishes. Offer to clean the house. Find out if there are any outside chores you can help with.

Problem: Article: Once the cooking oil begins to smoke, add the crushed red pepper flakes, followed by the green and red peppers. Sautee for three to four minutes, stirring occasionally. Then add the garlic and ginger and stir constantly for one more minute.. Turn the exhaust fan on, since some ingredients may start to smoke quickly. If using whole chiles, only sautee them for half a minute before adding the next ingredients. Transfer your chicken from the bowl to the skillet or wok. Sautee your chicken in the cooking oil. If you marinated it at room temperature, give it two to five minutes before adding more ingredients. If you refrigerated it, give it a little longer. Chicken should reach an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit (75 degrees Celsius) before consuming. If you don't use a meat thermometer, slice a piece open. The meat inside should appear white, without any pink. Transfer your sauce and peanuts into your skillet or wok and stir them. Reserve the scallions for garnish. Continue cooking for a couple minutes, then serve right away with the uncooked scallions on top.
Summary: Sautee some of your extra ingredients. Add your chicken. Add your remaining ingredients. Finished.

Article: When the Hulu Plus app is displayed, tap the Free button next to it. Tap it again to install it and enter your password if required. Now tap the Log In button.
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Tap the App Store button on your device's Home Screen to launch the App Store app. Type "Hulu" into the search field. The button will turn to Install App. From your Home screen, tap the Hulu Plus icon to launch the Hulu Plus app. Enter your email address and password into the fields provided.