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Any kind of cheese will work, but the smellier, the better. Catfish are attracted to strong, intense smells. Use a large spoon to stir the chicken liver into the cheese. You can use any flavor of wet dog food. Once the dog food and garlic powder are in the pot, stir the mixture thoroughly. Pour the bait from the pot into a blender and blend it thoroughly. Blending the mixture will make it easier to turn into a dough later on. Stop adding flour once the mixture develops a dough-like consistency. Don't add too much flour or you could make the bait too thick. Use your hands to form the balls so they're small enough to fit on a fishing hook. They should be about the size of a golf ball. Place the cheesy dough balls in a sealable plastic bag or container and stick them in the fridge or freezer. When you're ready to use your bait, all you need to do is attach one of the dough balls to a fishing hook and you're ready to go! Your bait can stay in storage for as long as you want, but the smell may become overwhelming after a while. If the bait becomes dry or crumbly, you'll need to throw it away and make a new batch.

summary: Melt 1 pound (0.45kg) of cheese in a large pot. Chop up 8 ounces (230g) of chicken liver and add it to the melted cheese. Add a can of wet dog food and 1 tablespoon (15mL) of garlic powder. Blend all the ingredients together. Pour the mixture into a bowl and gradually add flour to thicken it. Separate the dough into small balls. Store your bait in the fridge or freezer until you're ready to use it.

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This is not absolutely essential, but it is the best way to verify that the fermentation process has been completed. The hard cider should also taste quite dry. Your hard cider is ready to bottle as soon as the fermentation process is finished. Attach a plastic spigot to the fermenter if it does not already have one on it. Fix food-grade tubing to this spigot, and pour the cider directly into clean, food-grade bottles. Seal the bottles. Within two weeks, the cider should be ready to drink. Wait for several months if you want it to be fizzy. If your hard cider is too cloudy for your liking, clarify it by putting it through a second fermenter before bottling it. Siphon the cider into a second fermenter using a spigot and food-grade tubing. Allow the cider to ferment in this container for an extra month. Bottle the clarified cider using the same method you would use to bottle hard cider immediately, as outlined above. Note that clarified cider will not have any bubbles. Store your hard cider for months and enjoy as desired.

summary: Check the cider with a hydrometer. Bottle the cider now. Alternatively, let the cider clarify. Enjoy.

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Avoid signing with your initials or a monogram or people may not be able to identify you as the artist. Even if some people recognize your initials or monogram now, other people might not, and your painting could eventually become unidentifiable if your full or last name isn't on it. If people can't read your signature, they won't be able to identify you as the artist. It's true that some famous artists have illegible signatures, but they can get away with it because a lot of people in the art world are familiar with them. If your signature is illegible, future owners of your painting will have a hard time finding out who you are. Practice signing a legible signature on a piece of paper. Then, show a few friends and ask if they can read it. If they can't, work on making it easier to read. That way people will start to recognize your signature overtime, which will make your artwork easier to identify. If your signature is always different, people might not realize your paintings were made by the same artist. If you don't like the signature you've used in the past, come up with a new one now and use it on all your future paintings. A signature that is too bold can take away from the rest of your painting. Your signature should be noticeable enough that people looking for it can find it, but not so noticeable that it's the first thing people's eyes are drawn to. An easy way to make your signature blend in is to paint it using a color that appears a lot in your painting.
summary: Sign your painting with your full name or last name. Use a signature that's easy to read. Use the same signature on all of your paintings. Avoid using an eye-catching signature.