Q: Tie with butchers twine.
A: Place pork on cutting board  Cut a lengthwise slit, 1/2-inch from bottom, to within 1/2-inch of the edge of pork tenderloin to form a pocket. Open the pork loin flap you have just made. Use the knife to cut through the thick portion of the pork loin meat, 1/2-inch from the bottom and again 1/2-inch from the edge. Unroll the pork loin to form a flat piece of meat. Repeat until pork is an even 1/2-inch thickness throughout the meat. Pound the meat, if needed to make flat and even. Chill meat while preparing stuffing. Add favorite stuffing to the butterflied (filleted) pork loin meat then roll up. Cook as directed in recipe.

Article: If the dog is going to be euthanized, you can offer to go to the vet with your friend. You can hold their hand as their dog is put to sleep, or you can wait in the lobby. Having someone there for them can help ease their pain.  You can say, “Do you want someone there when you take Fluffy to the vet? I’d be willing to come with you, if you want.” If the dog has already died, you can also offer to go with them as they pick up the dog’s body or ashes.  You might say, “Would it help if I came with you to pick up the ashes?” This can be an intensely personal event. If your friend refuses your help, respect their wishes. Your friend may be extremely distraught after the death of their canine companion. Let them vent their grief to you. You do not need to say much. Just listen.  Let them cry. It is natural to cry after the death of a beloved pet. Your friend may feel ashamed of crying in front of you, but you should encourage them to express their sadness. You can tell them, “It’s ok to cry. Don’t be afraid to let it all out.”  Remember that everyone grieves in their own way. If you think your friend’s reaction is different than what yours would be or even "over-the-top," try your best to be supportive of their individual grieving process anyway. Do not tell your friend to “move on” or say “you’ll feel better soon.” These phrases can make them feel as though you are belittling their feelings. You and your friend probably have many stories about the lost pet. Reminiscing about the dog can help your friend process their grief, and in some cases, it might even help cheer them up.  You can start the conversation by saying something like, “You know what my favorite memory about Max is?” You can also say, “Tell me. How did you first get Max?” Owners might feel guilty after the death of their dog. They might believe that they could prevent the death somehow, or they may be tortured by their decision to euthanize their dog. You should reassure them that they made the right decision.  If the dog was euthanized, you can say, “You made the right decision. You spared her a lot of pain, and she was able to go peacefully because of it.” If the dog died of sickness or old age, you can say, “There was nothing anybody could have done. He had a good life, and you cared for him the best that anyone could.” If the dog died because of an accident, you can say, “It’s not your fault. Accidents happen, and it was outside of your control.” Your friend may want to hold a funeral or memorial service for their dog. By going to the funeral, you can provide support to your friend while demonstrating how much you care. At the funeral, you might recite a poem, say a prayer, or tell your favorite story about their dog. You might offer to help out at the funeral. Perhaps you can bring flowers or cook everyone a meal after the service. A card is a nice way to show that you care. You can buy or make a card. Write a personal message inside to tell your friend that you are there for them in their grief. You may even want to write your favorite memory of their deceased dog. This is a great option if you are unable to be there in person for your friend. A nice message might say something like, “Dear Mark, I’m so sorry to hear about the death of Molly. I know you loved her very much. While this may be a difficult time, I want you to know that you are in my thoughts. Please let me know if there is anything I can do.”
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Offer to go to the vet with them. Listen to their grief. Share stories about the dog. Minimize their guilt. Go to the dog’s funeral. Send them a card.

Q: Don’t do anything you wouldn’t ordinarily do to your hair for a passport photo.  Passport photos should be a good representation of what you usually look like so that you don’t get detained. Do not wear a hat or any other head covering unless you already do so on a daily basis for religious purposes. If you do wear a head covering, for a U.S. passport, your face has to be visible. The covering can’t hide your hairline or cast shadows over any part of your face. If you usually wear makeup, go ahead and put it on as usual. If you never wear makeup, you probably don’t want to put on a ton of it for the photo. You won’t look like yourself, and you could get detained.  Wear a little oil-absorbing powder to prevent shine if you want to. This will be most useful on your forehead or nose. Even if you don’t usually wear makeup, you may want to put a bit of concealer or powder over any dark circles under your eyes. These dark places can cause a glare (and make you look sick or tired). Remember that you may need to use your passport for many occasions other than traveling.  (For example, sometimes you can use it to get a background check when you apply for a job.)  Try to wear solid colored clothing in muted tones.   Wear something flattering and reasonably comfortable. Don’t wear anything too flashy, or it will cause people to look at your outfit instead of your face. Pay most attention to your shirt, since that’s what will be in the photo. Scoop or v-necks work nicely.If it’s too low cut or if it’s a tank top, you might look naked, so check the neckline.   Since you will be in front of a white or black background, avoid those colors. Choose colors that flatter your skin tone. Wear a minimal amount of jewelry. Uniforms or anything that resembles a uniform (including camouflage) are not allowed unless they are religious attire that you wear every day.  Some people have reported that the passport office rejected their photo because it looked too much like previous photos (which means that the passport office couldn’t confirm that it was a recent picture), so you should dress a bit differently than you did in your last photo if this is an update.
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Style your hair. Put on approximately the same amount of makeup as usual. Dress appropriately.