Article: Add water and gently simmer. Also add the water and 1 teaspoon only of the lemon juice. Whisk until they begin to slightly thicken. Whisk well after each addition. As you do so, the Hollandaise sauce will start to thicken and turn smooth. Add salt and pepper to taste. Serve warm.
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Set up the double boiler or bain marie. Add the egg yolks to the top portion of the double boiler. Whisk the egg yolks and other ingredients together. Add around a teaspoon of butter at a time to the egg mixture. Pour in the remaining lemon juice. Transfer to a serving container, as desired.

Problem: Article: For fast weight loss, you should increase this to 1 hour 5 days per week. This exercise is the best way to reduce weight in your thighs, because it promotes quick body fat loss. Do 1 to 2 minute periods of sprinting every 5 minutes during your aerobic workout.
Summary: Do cardiovascular exercise for at least 30 minutes 5 days per week. Go running. Do high-intensity interval training (HIIT).

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: While many objects may seem harmless to your dog or you don't expect them to be interested in them, it is best to keep small objects and human toys off of the floor or any reachable areas where your dog will be spending time. There are many products in your house and yard that are dangerous to dogs and should be kept well out of reach by locking them in a storage area or putting them somewhere the dog doesn't have access to. Some of the more common ones include, household cleaners, insecticides, fertilizers, and mouse and rat poisons. Both house plants and plants in your yard or garden can be toxic, including rhododendrons, chrysanthemum, and oleander. Identify the plants in your home and garden and then contact your veterinarian or look online at sites such as the ASPCA and Pet poison helpline for complete lists of pet toxins. Also, medicines both human and animal, can be toxic to your dog, especially if consumed in large amounts. Some of the foods that we eat, including chocolate, onions, raisins and grapes, and even sugarless chewing gums, can be toxic to dogs as well and should be kept well out of reach. Before you bring your dog home one of the first things to decide on is where your dog will be spending their time. Think about what areas of the house they will be allowed to access and what areas you want to keep off limits. These rules should be enforced from the very beginning to avoid confusion. Your dog will need designated areas to eat and sleep and plenty of space to play and exercise. Initially you may want to limit the areas the dog has access to so that you can watch them closely until you get to know them and their behavior better. The kitchen or another area that is convenient to clean is a good place to set up food and water bowls. Once you decide on a place, you will want to keep them there at all times. Next decide where your dog will sleep. Some people like to have their dog sleep in the bed with them, while others prefer to get a doggie bed or crate for them to sleep separately. Be aware that once a dog is allowed to sleep in your bed it can be much more difficult to get them to sleep in their own. The size and activity level of your dog will determine the space needed for play and exercise. Usually, the larger the dog, the more space they will need. Your dog may come with some of these things, but you will need a collar and a leash that are appropriate for your dog's size, and a toy or two for starters. You will also need a food and water bowl, as well as food. If you know what food your dog has been eating, it is best to continue feeding them that same food, at least initially. Coming into a new home can be stressful for any dog and changing foods may add to this stress. If you decide to change foods later you can, but be sure to do so gradually over the course of 5 to 7 days. This will help to avoid problems such as diarrhea or tummy upsets that can occur when changing foods too quickly.

SUMMARY: Dog-proof your house. Give your dog a designated area. Purchase all the supplies you will need.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Turn the hand wheel at the side of the machine toward you until the needle reaches its highest position. Make sure that the machine is off while you insert the bobbin. Open the hinged cover at the front of the machine and pull the bobbin case straight out. To open the cover, grab it along the side and push it down. The cover will open but will not detach. To remove the bobbin case, pull on the bobbin case tab and lift the case straight toward you. Hold the bobbin case with one hand while slipping the wound bobbin into the case with the other. The thread should run in a clockwise direction around the bobbin as you insert it into the case. Keep a tail of thread roughly 4 inches (10 cm) long out of the case as you insert the bobbin. Grab the remaining tail of thread and pull it through the slit at the top of the bobbin case. Continue sliding the thread through that slit until it slips under the finger of the case. Hold the loaded bobbin case by its hinged latch and slip it back into its place in the machine. Release the latch. If the case has been positioned correctly, it should be secure inside the machine. You should not be able to remove it unless you lift the hinged latch again. Close the cover when done by pushing it back up and into place.
Summary: Lift the needle. Remove the bobbin case. Insert the bobbin into the case. Pull the thread through the slit. Return the bobbin case to the machine.

Sometimes cables can have the right connections but aren't made for the purpose of carrying audio or video signals. Make sure the cable is rated for audio/visual use. Most computers don't send audio output through the DVI port, so a DVI to HDMI adapter won't carry any audio in most cases. If so, you'll need to hook up a separate audio cable. Check that all the cables are plugged in properly to the ports and not loose. If the cable has thumb screws, like most DVI and VGA cables, make sure the screws are screwed in and snug. Check that the volume is up on both the computer and TV and make sure neither is on mute. If you're not getting sound, make sure you have the right audio output selected. Right-click on {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/c\/ce\/Windows10volume.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/c\/ce\/Windows10volume.png\/33px-Windows10volume.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":418,"bigWidth":"33","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of a Windows icon.
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Make sure you have the right cables or adapters. Make sure all the cables are connected properly. Check the volume. Change the audio output. Restart the computer and the TV. Check your computer's display calibration.