Problem: Article: Open an Internet browser, type in http://www.canon.com/cig/ on the address bar, and hit Enter. Click the "Sign up" button, and you will be brought to another page where you need to enter and confirm your email address. You will be sent an activation link that you need to click on from your email within seven days. Be sure you have an eligible Canon camera before registering for this free service. Go to the email sent to you and click the activation link. You will be brought to another page where you need to complete your registration, including setting of a password. Use the email address and password you used in registering to log in. Once logged in, do not yet close the web page.
Summary: Go to Canon Image Gateway. Sign up. Complete your registration. Log in.

Problem: Article: Because mental health counseling covers a range of areas (like marriage and family counseling, psychotherapy, or substance abuse treatment) you will need to decide exactly which area or areas you want to specialize in. Some careers require additional training or experience in that area before you can begin practicing. Think about things like what setting you want to work in (a hospital, clinic, treatment center, etc.) and the types of clients you want to help. Take some time researching the area you are interested in to determine what the requirements are, how much you will make, and where you can practice (for example, private practice, in a counseling center, etc.) There are many different ways you can begin your counseling career. You may want to start your own independent practice, join an existing practice, work for a non-profit organization, or even a government agency. Think about the pros and cons of starting your career in each setting. Keep in mind that you will likely be paid during your post-licensing practicum or at least during your externship, even if it is just a stipend. During these experiences, you will also have a chance to experience different types of populations and figure out what population you want to work with. If benefits and security are important to you, you may want to join a practice or work for an agency. Consider joining an existing practice to gain experience and then opening your own practice. Research all of your options on sites the U.S. Department of Labor. Think about issues like liability and the opportunity to select your own clients rather than have them assigned to you. The final thing you need to do to become a licensed mental health counselor is to apply for a job (and get it) or open your own practice. Use the relationships and connections you made during graduate school and your residency to find out about job opportunities in your area. Search job boards and sites like LinkedIn to learn about mental health counseling positions that are available. When you get a job, then you can keep your position and get a pay bump after you are fully licensed, or you can leave to start your own practice. However, keep in mind that you cannot open a private practice in any state until you are fully licensed. Remember that you might not get the first position you apply for. Don't let it discourage you, just keep submitting your resume to agencies and centers and you will obtain a position.
Summary: Determine your specialty. Look into your job options. Apply for a position.

Problem: Article: Shake the interviewer's hand and smile. A firm handshake indicates confidence and self-assuredness. Coupled with a smile, you'll give off a positive, make-the-company-better attitude. Smile as genuinely as possible. A fake smile can be detected from a mile away. Think about how happy you are to have obtained the interview and how great it would be get started working there. This is absolutely vital. If you shy away from connecting, the interviewer may feel awkward and sense that you're not in it to win it. If you appear too nervous, the interviewer might draw the wrong conclusions about your ability to do the job especially if it involves interacting with people. Maintaining eye contact is a surefire way of conveying confidence and proving that you're the right person for the job. This is the part that will go easiest if you've done a bit of practicing. Sell yourself. Talk about your skills and experiences. Come prepared with answers to typical questions ("Why would our team be better if you were a part of it? How have you handled obstacles at previous employers?) and a few questions yourself to seem engaged and dedicated. In general, follow where the interviewer leads the meeting. However, if they mention something that spawns a question in your mind, don't hesitate to ask. It may make you seem interested, thoughtful, and clearly indicate that you're actively listening. Don't be shy to ask what you want to know! Asking about the position, the requirements, and the expectations will voice your interest and let you know what you're getting into. Even if you're saying all the right things, your body language can be a dead giveaway that you don't believe what you're saying or that you're just plain uncomfortable. Keep your arms uncrossed. Keep your head high and face your interviewer. You want to seem open, approachable, and confident. Mirroring their body language will make them unconsciously pick up on your "familiarity," making them comfortable and like you. The more you can stay calm, the more you can be yourself. You'll be able to be funny, smart, and likeable. If you're nervous and shy, the interviewer will be hesitant to view you as competent. Coming prepared is the easiest way to relax. Practicing the night before, picking an outfit, knowing where the location is, doing your research, and coming up with questions will put you at ease. Do whatever it is that will make you feel comfortable, ensuring a successful interview. Though it may not be explicitly said, it may be a good idea to come with documents in hand. This will show your forward-thinking and professionalism. Grab a folder and be as organized as possible. Consider bringing references, another copy of your resume, citizenship documents (if applicable), or portfolio of your work. Make sure they're neat and not covered in coffee stains!
Summary: Have good energy. Maintain eye contact throughout the entire interview. Answer -- and ask -- questions. Monitor your body language. Relax. Come prepared.

Problem: Article: if you want to create pretty shapes. This is an easy way to make your cookies look perfect and professional. Fill the cookie press with dough and tighten the lid. Use the lever to squeeze the batter onto a greased baking tray. Purchase a cookie press from a homeware store. This is a great option if you want to gift the cookies. Take the dough out of the bowl and place it onto a clean bench. Use your hands to squeeze the dough into a lump and then roll it into a log shape. Try to make the log a consistent width. This will help the biscuits to cook evenly. Sprinkle a dusting of flour onto the bench to help stop the dough from sticking. Make the log 30cm (12in) long and 5cm (2.0in) wide. Use a sharp knife to cut the log into slices. Continue slicing until the whole log has been cut into cookies and then place the biscuits onto a greased tray. Try your best to make each slice and even distance apart as this will help the biscuits to cook evenly. Move the log onto a cutting board to cut if your bench scratches easily. Leave 2.5cm (0.98in) between each cookie. Place the tray of cookies into the middle of the oven and set a timer for 10 minutes. Check the cookies after 8 minutes, and if they are golden around the edges, take them out. Transfer the cookies onto a wire cooling rack to cool. Always use oven mitts when taking trays out of the oven. Let the cookies cool for 30 minutes. Keep the cookies in an airtight container in the pantry for up to 2 weeks. An airtight container will help to keep the cookies nice and crispy. If you want to eat the cookies at a later date, place the airtight container into the freezer for up to 5 months.
Summary:
Use a cookie press Roll the dough into a log if you want to make circle cookies. Cut the log into 1cm (0.39in) slices and place them onto a baking tray. Cook the cookies for 10 minutes or until they are golden brown.