In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It's towards the bottom of the icon column on the right side of the screen. Drag the pink line along the timeline to indicate how long you want your video to be; the app will stop recording automatically at that point. A countdown will begin (3, 2, 1). When the countdown ends, TikTok will begin recording immediately. There's no need to press the recording button, though. To pause the recording, tap the stop button at the bottom of the screen. To start recording hands-free after pausing, tap the timer icon again.
Summary: Tap the stopwatch icon. Select when you want your recording to end. Tap Start Countdown.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Be precise with your timing. After 8-10 minutes you can begin the final stages of the process. Read the packaging as the suggested cooking time could vary. Ideally, a properly cooked lasagna noodle has a hint of firmness and offers some resistance to your bite. Does it taste good? Now you can switch the element off. Lasagna noodles should be cooked to the 'al dente' stage, an Italian term which means 'to the tooth'. This is when the middle isn't too hard, soft or mushy. Make sure they have been drained of all water. Release them slowly into the colander because the noodles could potentially still stick together. Be cautious when draining the lasagna noodles to avoid getting hit by steam. You can do this by laying them out on paper towels. Now your noodles will be easier to use when you go to make lasagna. For better results, instead of paper towels you can place lasagna noodles on oiled baking paper.
Summary: Check that 8-10 minutes have passed. Take a piece out and test if it's ready. Pour the lasagna noodles into a colander. Leave the lasagna noodles to cool before adding them to your dish.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This exercise is geared toward working your forearm muscle endurance by maximizing the time under tension. Start by lifting the dumbbells or kettle bells of your preference. Since "heavy" is relative to your routine, try a weight heavier than you would try to curl but not so heavy that you have to strain. You can always add more or less as needed. If you really want to maximize this workout, instead of barbells or kettle bells, lift two weight plates pinched together in each hand instead. You will have to work your gripand therefore forearmsextra hard to keep the plates pinched together so they don't fall. If you want to try loading even more weight into this exercise, try using a trap bar instead. With a trap bar, you can stand in the middle and lift the weight with both arms, which allows you to carry much more than your arms working individually. In order to put the brunt of the weight on the correct muscle groups, you want to brace your abs, keep your chest up, and keep your shoulders back. If you hunch, you'll divert too much of the strain to your upper arms or back. The natural movement and inertia from walking will work your forearms much more than simply standing in place holding the weights, so start walking. Try this workout in sets of twenty yards to start with, or whatever you find comfortable. Increase the length of time gradually. Walking for a long time or using heavy weights before you are ready can cause a shoulder injury.
Summary:
Lift a heavy dumbbell or kettle bell in each hand. Stand up straight. Start walking.