In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: An internship is a chance for you to work with a designer and assist them in the everyday work of creating shoes. This may also expose you to other roles in a shoe company that you hadn't previously considered Check with your favorite companies to see what their internship requirements are. Some internships are not paid, but they may offer college credit in exchange for your work. It is best to receive some remuneration for your work if possible. Working in a shoe store or the shoe department of a major department store will expose you to all kinds of customers and salespeople. These are, after all, the core people who will come in contact with your shoes on a daily basis when you are a designer yourself. Get to know the business from the ground up by having some experience on the retail side. Just like in retail, working in manufacturing will give you a lot of insight into how shoes are produced. You might witness how decisions are made and how the shoes are actually put together. This might also give you good contacts for manufacturing your own shoe designs, when you get to that point. A design assistant, pattern maker, sketching assistant and production assistant are different types of entry-level jobs that allow an individual to work directly with shoe designers. Through these positions, you can help convert the shoe designers' ideas into drawings and actual patterns.
Summary: Get an internship. Work in retail. Work in shoe manufacturing. Start out as an assistant.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Getting a cyst drained requires local or general anesthesia, depending on the severity of the cyst. Before draining your cyst, your doctor will administer a local or general anesthesia to prevent you from feeling any pain from the procedure. For a small skin cyst, only a local anesthesia may be necessary, and these procedures can often be performed in the doctor's office. If the cyst is deep or large, then general anesthesia may be necessary. This may require a hospital visit, but is usually a day surgery. After the area has been anesthetized, your doctor will make an incision in the cyst using a sterile surgical knife. The incision will allow your doctor to drain the contents of the cyst and remove the cyst wall if necessary. Removing the cyst wall may help prevent the cyst from returning. In some cases, it may be necessary to place a drainage tube in order to allow a cyst to continue to drain for a few days. Your doctor will secure the tube using stitches and the opening will be less than a inch (6 mm) in diameter. This process is called "marsupialization." After the cyst has been fully drained and the cyst wall has been removed, your doctor will suture the area where the incision was made. You may need to wear a bandage over this area as well. Make sure that you follow your doctor's instructions for caring for the surgical wound. Call your doctor if you notice any signs of infection including: Redness, particularly red streaks emanating from the wound site Warmth Swelling Pus Intense throbbing at the wound site Fever of 100.4 F (38C) or more Your doctor may prescribe an antibiotic as part of the follow-up treatment for an infected cyst or if your cyst was related to a sexually transmitted infection. If your doctor prescribes an antibiotic, then it is important to use it exactly as directed. Make sure that you take the full prescription or you may be at a higher risk of infection, re-infection, or complications later on.
Summary: Anesthetize the area. Make the incision. Place a drainage tube if necessary. Suture the area if necessary. Take antibiotics as instructed.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Whisk the sugar inside the sieve, pushing it through the mesh. Discard any remaining lumps. If the glaze is not thin enough, add an additional 1/2 teaspoon of milk. Continue adding milk in 1/2-teaspoon increments until the glaze has the consistency of cold honey. The glaze should set after about 1 minute if it's at the right consistency.
Summary:
Place the confectioner's sugar in a sieve. Combine the confectioner's sugar, milk, vanilla extract, lemon juice and lemon extract in a mixing bowl and beat the mixture well with a handheld mixer or stand mixer with a paddle attachment. Spread a thin layer of glaze on a cookie using a cheese spreader or a butter knife. Return the cookie to the wire rack and allow the glaze to harden. Finished.