Adding a tablespoon of molasses (21g) to your cookie dough will increase the cookies' moisture content, giving them a soft, chewy texture. If you're not fond of molasses' deep flavor, try a tablespoon of honey. Don't add multiple tablespoons of liquid sweetener like the ones listed because they will make your cookies runny and too sweet. One tablespoon is enough to make your cookies softer but not disrupt the integrity of the dough. Brown sugar is more moist than white sugar, so using it gives a chewier result. Replace the white sugar in your recipe 1-1 with brown sugar. This will also give your cookies a deeper, more caramelized flavor. Butter contains fat, milk solids and water, whereas shortening is 100% pure fat. Using butter in cookies (due to the water) actually creates steam during the baking process, drying your cookies slightly. Shortening will create a chewier, more tender result. If you want to replace butter with shortening in a recipe, do so with a 1-1 ratio. This means that for each egg a recipe calls for, you would use two yolks instead. Yolks have more fat than egg whites, increasing the fat content of your cookies and keeping them moist. Baking powder is more acidic than baking soda, which means your cookies will spread less. This will prevent excess moisture loss as the cookie thins.
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One-sentence summary -- Add molasses or honey to your cookies. Substitute brown sugar for white sugar. Use recipes that call for shortening instead of butter. Substitute an egg yolk for an egg white. Opt for recipes with baking powder over baking soda.

You will need to be able to see well and well-lit places will be best for concentration. A brightly lit room with a window (open the window for fresh air) Have any homework supplies set aside in a bin or basket in this area. Things like pens, pencils, paper, etc. should be readily accessible. Dimly lit rooms are not good choices for a homework area. Without good lighting you are likely to be tempted to fall asleep or have a wandering focus. It doesn't have to be very large, but just big enough for your computer and study materials. Make sure you have a good, supportive chair to sit on. Avoid sitting on a bed or soft sofa. These are not ideal surfaces to work on. Make sure your chair doesn't hurt your back or shoulders when you sit for long periods. You should avoid any room that has a TV, other people making noise, electronics, phones, or other noises. Turn off any social media before you sit down to work in your study area. Make sure you can't hear or see TVs. Turn off your cell phone. If you need a computer to work, close any other open applications or tabs on the computer. Avoid working in an area where other people are likely to be making noise, like a living room or kitchen. You can play music in the background if it will help to drown out other annoying noises that will distract you. Stick to something neutral like classical music so you aren't tempted to listen too closely. Try not to use music with lyrics. You will be less tempted to leave your space to get these items if you already have them at hand. Having a snack with you can help you avoid distractions from being hungry. Keep your snacks light and healthy. Junk food is not a good choice when you are studying or doing homework. Keep a bottle or glass of water with you in case you get thirsty.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose a study area with good lighting. Pick an area that has a table or desk. Make sure your study space is free of distractions. Bring a snack and drink with you into your study space.

Place your thumb into the thumb hole and remember that whatever grip you choose, it should go to the knuckle. Your thumb should grip the sides of the thumb hole lightly, lighter in fact than the finger holes. A loose grip will allow your fingers to exit the ball smoothly, and this will improve your aim. Your hands should always follow in the same direction as the ball, and your elbow should follow your bowling hand. Before releasing the ball, practice your swing a few times to ensure that your grip feels comfortable and consistent. Move your hands and left foot forward at the same time, bringing the ball up to chest height. Then swing the ball backward, and use this momentum to create a forward swing. Release your thumb from the thumb hole just before completing your forward swing. This release allows for rotation and will cause your ball to hook when it approaches the pins. At the moment your thumb releases the ball, it should be pointing towards the bowling pins.
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One-sentence summary -- Position your fingers comfortably. Loosen your grip. Release the ball with a push-away motion.

The length of the line affects the angle of the view of the foot. The distance of the triangle's base may depend on how big you want the toes to look. You might want to vary the sizes as toes have different sizes. The ovals' sizes should not be more than around half compared to that of the circle's and one oval should be higher than the other.
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Draw a circle Draw a line approximately 1.5 times the circle's diameter, from the bottom and upwards through its center. Draw a triangle with two sides touching the circle and intersecting with the line's tip at the top. Draw five circles or ovals across the base of the triangle for toes. Draw two ovals overlapping the circle towards the center line. Draw the final outline of the foot and erase guide lines. Draw toenails or any other details you'd want for your foot. Color the drawing.