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Roll them into crumbs, using a rolling pin. You should have about 1 1/2 cups of crumbs when finished. If you don't have a rolling pin, get creative. A can of cooking spray or a bottle of wine (or heck, a shoe) gets the job done. So does the food processor, for the record. Don't scorch it! You need all of it to keep your crust together. Blend until the texture resembles coarse meal. It should be one uniform consistency after a minute or so of mixing. If you'd like, add the nutmeg, cinnamon, or allspice at this step. Just a generous sprinkling or two will do! Voila! Your homemade graham cracker pie crust. But as you probably know, you could just also buy a pre-made one from the store -- but where's the fun in that? Try to make the crust about 1/8 inch (1/3 cm) evenly all around. If the crumb mixture won't stick properly, adding a tablespoon of water to the mix will help. Make sure there are no gaps or holes in the crust! Then remove the crust from the oven and refrigerate until well chilled. You need the time to prepare the filling anyway.

summary: Preheat the oven to 375F/190C. Put the graham crackers in a plastic bag. Melt the butter in a small saucepan over medium heat. Combine graham crackers, sugar, and melted butter in a bowl. Press into a pie pan. Bake for about 8 to 10 minutes.

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To ensure your squirrel's complete nutrition, buy rodent blocks at your local pet store or online. The blocks will contain most of the nutritional elements that your squirrel needs and make feeding simple. If your squirrel does not show interest in eating its rodent blocks, try coating them with a very thin layer of peanut butter or rub them with apple or grapes to sweeten them. Feed your squirrel 3-4 blocks a day, and replace uneaten blocks daily to ensure freshness and prevent germs. Make sure that your squirrel always has access to clean, fresh water. Dehydration can be very dangerous to both young and adult squirrels, particularly in hot summer months. Refill a water dish daily, or more if your squirrel is thirsty. While rodent blocks should make up at least 80% of your squirrel's diet, you can supplement it with other things. Choose foods that they might eat in nature, such as fruit or insects. Be sure to remove or replace any fresh foods that go uneaten from your squirrel's food dish to prevent the growth of bacteria. Adding additional food sources can boost your squirrel's calcium intake, which is important to maintain strong bones and teeth. Purchase crickets to feed your squirrel from a local pet store. Offer your squirrel a variety of fruits, but in moderation. These might include berries (e.g., blueberries, blackberries, strawberries) and cut-up pieces of larger fruits (e.g., banana, apple, peach, mango.) While it is tempting to feed a pet squirrel large quantities of seeds, corn, and nuts, they are not healthy choices and may cause obesity over time. Think of these foods as being like candy for squirrels and serve them in moderation. Opt to give small quantities of these treats to your squirrel at the end of the day, after they have filled up on healthier foods. Over-consumption of seeds, nuts, and corn can also contribute to the risk of nutritional disorders like metabolic bone disease.

summary: Buy rodent blocks. Provide a constant supply of water. Supplement your squirrel's diet. Limit seeds, corn, and nuts.

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The dolphin icon is at the bottom-center of the screen. This displays options bar at the bottom of the screen. It's below an icon that resembles a brush or duster. This opens the menu for clearing your data. You can also find this option in the General Settings menu under "Data". There are six types of data you can select. The six data types are as follows: Browsing history: This is a list of all the websites you have visited, saved by Dolphin. Cache and site data This is the website information saved by Dolphin to load your websites faster. Cookies: This is information generated by a websites you visit. Form data: This is the personal information you provide to a website that Dolphin has saved. Passwords: This is the passwords you used to log in to a website that Dolphin has saved. Location access: This is all the location information saved by Dolphin generated by your phone's GPS. It's the red button below all the data types. This clears all the data types that you checked.
summary: Tap the dolphin icon. Tap Clear data. Tap the checkbox next to the data type you want to delete. Tap Clear selected data.