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The mechanical bridge is perfect for shots where the ball is too far out of reach; they can be much more useful than trying to overreach and missing that shot because you're off-kilter. Don't be discouraged by the affectionate alternative names, "crutch" or "granny stick"there's absolutely nothing shameful about using a mechanical bridge! Here's how you use it: Place the bridge flat on the table, behind the cue ball. Place the cue in the groove that will give you the best shot. Hold the butt cap of the stick with your thumb, index, and middle finger. Place your head down into the line of the shot and take your shot.

summary: Use a mechanical bridge.

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Shredding the chicken with a mixer is only possible if it's warm. There are many ways of preparing chicken for shredding. For instance, you could bake it in the oven at a temperature of 400 degrees Fahrenheit (204 Celsius) for about 30 to 40 minutes. If you don't want to cook your chicken in the oven, try boiling it. Finally, you could pan-simmer your chicken on the range in oil. To boil the chicken, just drop the chicken into water and heat to boiling. Cover, reduce heat to low, and wait 90 minutes. To pan-simmer your chicken, just place it in oil at a medium-high temperature for one minute, flip it, and reduce the temperature to low. Cover and let it simmer about 10 minutes. No matter what method you choose, ensure you follow proper safety protocols. For instance, always use antibacterial soap to clean the cutting boards and other surfaces that may have come into contact with the raw chicken, and wash your hands thoroughly after preparing your chicken. Choose the right kind of chicken. Shredding chicken in a stand mixer requires that it is free of bones. Bone-free chicken breasts or thighs are the best option for shredding chicken in a stand mixer. Not all stand mixers are created equal. The overwhelming choice for best mixer to shred chicken is the KitchenAid stand mixer. While other stand mixers might be able to do the job, the KitchenAid seems to be the tried and true favorite. While it isn't absolutely necessary, the mixer will be able to shred the chicken more easily if it is in smaller pieces. Cutting the chicken breast or thigh in half is a good way to help the shredding process along without investing too much time into slicing and dicing the meat. Place the warm chicken in the mixing bowl. Snap the paddle attachment into the mixing arm. Set the mixer to a low setting (setting number 2), then increase the speed to a medium-high setting (somewhere around number 4-6) once the chicken starts to break apart. Mix for about one minute, until all the chicken is finely shredded.

summary: Prepare your chicken. Get the right mixer. Cut the chicken pieces in half. Turn the mixer on.

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Whether you use tampons, pads, or a menstrual cup, be sure to pack plenty of supplies prior to your vacation. Overestimate the amount of products you will need as you do not want to run out. For example, if at home, you usually use four tampons a day, bring six per day. If you unexpectedly get your period on vacation, visit a drug store to purchase your supplies. Alternatively, you could ask a friend to give you some items. Some countries will not have the same supplies available that you normally use. For example, in Central Europe, it is more difficult to find tampons with applicators and in Asia, it would be hard to find tampons at all. If you expect that your period will start prior to or during your trip, bring painkillers. Ibuprofen or aspirin can reduce cramps. Naproxen sodium (e.g. Aleve) and Midol are also good options. Midol particularly works to reduce bloating in addition to relieving pain. Keep in mind that in some countries (for example, Germany) you cannot buy painkillers over-the-counter. You are, however, allowed to bring medication with you in your checked luggage. If traveling to countries that limit access to painkillers, be sure to pack enough for the duration of your period. Follow the instructions on the medication packaging. Do not overdose. Also, talk to your doctor if you are using any other prescription medication. Although it is not medication, a disposable heat pad can be useful to have. These pads often include adhesive tape and stick to your abdominal area. If you know your period will arrive on vacation, take care to pack correct clothing. For example, add a few extra pairs of underwear to your list. Also, think about what clothing options are the most comfortable during your time of month. Flowing skirts might be preferable to tight skinny jeans. Having extra shorts to wear under your skirts might make you feel more secure as well. Packing for comfort does not mean packing to be sloppy. Keep in mind your destination and any applicable dress codes. Waterproof underwear can help you prevent leaks on long days out. If at all possible, plan your trip to maximize your comfort. This will depend on how you normally feel on your period. For example, if you know the first day of menstruation tends to be very rough, do not plan any adventurous activities on that day. Avoid strenuous hikes or excessively long walks. Going to a sauna where you must remove your swimsuit is also not a great option. Instead, use your first period days to do short walks around your area, go to movies, or do other less active things. Not all vacations offer this flexibility. There are other things you usually can control, however, like how much sleep you get. If you feel extra tired on your period, try to sleep earlier and/or later if possible. If you will be on your honeymoon, for example, and your period arrives, you can still enjoy intimacy with your partner. Pack old dark towels to use, as you might feel uncomfortable having fun on a hotel's white sheets. Look at Have Sex During Your Period for additional tips.
summary: Bring feminine hygiene products. Pack painkillers. Pack appropriate clothing. Plan your days wisely. Prepare for sex.