Q: Like an ice glaze, a lemon-gelatin glaze protects the fish. Additionally, it adds flavor. Boil 1 1/2 cups of water. While it's heating, stir 1/4 cup of lemon juice into 1 3/4 cups of water, along with 1/2 cup of gelatin. Once the water boils, add in the lemon-gelatin mixture. Let it cool. Dip each fish into the glaze. After dipping, shake off the excess moisture. You don't want too thick a coating on each piece. Wrap in packaging. You can either use freezer bags or paper. Squeeze out as much air as possible. Freeze the fish. Some fish experts believe that placing fish in water, especially large containers of water, can damage fish fillets. To be on the safe side, use a small container with just enough water to cover the fish, or stick to freezing small, whole fish, as the skin offers some protection. Use plain, very cold water. You can also use slightly salted water. Pour the water in a shallow pan or freezer bags. Add the fillets or small fish. Dump the fish in the water, making sure it covers all parts of the fish. Freeze the fish. Cover the pans, or seal the bags. Place the pans or bags in the freezer, and let them freeze. Don't forget to label the fish with a date. If using a pan, take the block of ice and fish out of the pan after freezing. Either put the block in a zip-top bag, or wrap it in freezer paper before putting it back in the freezer.
A: Use a lemon-gelatin glaze. Try freezing fish in water.

Article: Existential therapy is based around principles of personal responsibility and freedom. This means not blaming others for negative events or feelings, but recognizing that you have power over certain aspects of your life and that you can utilize that power. This type of therapy focuses primarily on the ability to be self-aware and make choices. Empowering yourself is a theme of therapy and a therapist can help to move you out of a space of anxiety and into a space of embracing your choices and their outcomes meaningfully. A therapist may ask you to engage your ability to create, love, be authentic, and accept free-will as modes of transformation and coping in a meaningful way. Find an existential therapist in your community. Look for someone who specializes in existential therapy. One study showed that taking pain medication may ease symptoms of existential dread. Building upon the notion that pain extends beyond physical discomfort, researchers examined the effects of acetaminophen. It appears that this pain medication may mediate some symptoms of existential dread and feelings of uncertainty. Acetaminophen is available over-the-counter as a pain medication, but make sure that you talk to your doctor before taking acetaminophen for existential dread. Taking acetaminophen for existential dread is an off-label use and acetaminophen can cause allergies and other reactions in some people. Some people feel less anxious about death if they have children or plan to have children. One benefit of having children is that it can give you a way to pass on your knowledge and feel that you will live on in some ways after you have died. For example, a parent's love of animals may be passed down to a child, or a figure skater may enjoy watching his or her child start to ice skate. However, you should think seriously about having children. Do not consider having children simply as a way to reduce existential fears. Don't get stuck in always asking questions. Find the balance between being curious and knowing when to definitely say, "I don't know, and that's okay." Recognize when to practice letting go. Stay curious and continue to ask questions. Yet, if the questions start to feel overwhelming, take a step back and recognize no one person has all the answers. It's okay to keep questioning and never find a definitive answer.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Engage in existential therapy. Look into medication. Consider having children. Recognize when to question and when to let go.

Q: The baby wipes should feed through the hole on their own as you pull them out. If they don't feed on their own, simply take the lid off and re-feed them through the hole. The baby wipes should tear naturally along the perforated lines in the paper towels. This won't always happen, which is fine. If your container does not have a secondary lid, cover the hole or slit with a piece of duct tape or packaging tape. Peel the tape back to expose the hole or slit whenever you want to use the baby wipes. Fold the end of the tape back by 14 to 12 inch (0.64 to 1.27cm) to make it easier to peel back. Boil some water for 2 minutes, let it cool to room temperature, then pour it into the container. How much water you use depends on how dry the baby wipes are and how many you have left. Use enough water to dampen the baby wipes. Some baby wipes will last only a week, but if you added tea tree oil to the solution, they should last up to 3 or 4 months. If the baby wipes start to grow moldy before then, however, toss them immediately.
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Pull the baby wipes out of the container 1 at a time. Keep the lid on your container whenever you are not using it. Rehydrate the baby wipes with boiled water if they start to dry. Use the baby wipes within 3 or 4 months.