Write an article based on this "Combine the water and the granulated sugar in a medium saucepan and bring the ingredients to a rolling boil. Muddle the lemon wedges in a bowl. Pour the lemon wedges and any juice and pulp released during muddling into the water and sugar mixture. Reduce the heat to low and cover and simmer the syrup for 5 minutes. Remove the syrup from the heat and pour it through a strainer into a bowl or jar."
article: Allow the syrup to cool to room temperature before using it in the Jello shots.

Write an article based on this "Start with accurate data. Avoid negative marginal revenue. Compare to marginal cost to determine profitability."
article: You'll generally need access to a company's internal inventory figures or sales reports to determine the number of products sold. Finding the alternate price to sell one more unit is much more difficult, and requires skill market analysis. Remember, marginal revenue is only useful when analyzing a single product. Some reports may only list data for groups of products. A negative marginal revenue means the company would lose revenue if it lowered the price. In this case, selling more products would not make up for the lowered revenue per product. Companies that optimize the price/sales balance are said to have a level of output where the marginal revenue equals the marginal cost. Marginal cost is the cost to the company of producing one more unit of product. Marginal Cost=AltProductionCostCurrentProductionCostAltProductsSoldCurrentProductsSold{\displaystyle { ext{Marginal Cost}}={
rac {{ ext{AltProductionCost}}-{ ext{CurrentProductionCost}}}{{ ext{AltProductsSold}}-{ ext{CurrentProductsSold}}}}}. For example, it costs Kim's Soda $50 to produce 200 cans of soda. Kim's could spend $60 instead to produce 225 cans. Marginal Cost=6050225200=$0.40{\displaystyle { ext{Marginal Cost}}={
rac {60-50}{225-200}}=\$0.40}. Kim's soda should only enact this plan if marginal revenue is equal to or greater than $0.40.

Write an article based on this "Give your parakeet the "step up" command. Place another finger or perch in front of the parakeet. Repeat the "step up" command."
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After your parakeet masters stepping up, you can begin doing more advanced training. To begin ladder training, start by asking your parakeet to "step up" as you usually do. Laddering involves having your bird step up from one perch to another repeatedly, as if it were climbing the rungs of a ladder. Once your parakeet steps up, put the index finger of your other hand in front of it. Alternatively, you could use a stick or a dowel. Position the second finger or perch exactly as you would during a regular "step up" command. Ask your parakeet to step up onto the new perch. Once it has done so, put your other finger or the original perch in front of your parakeet and ask it to step up again. Repeat this cycle several times. Practice this technique daily until your parakeet ladders smoothly. After some practice, your parakeet may begin laddering without the verbal "step up" command as soon as you put your finger or a perch in front of it. Don't forget to praise and treat your parakeet when it successfully performs the ladder trick!