question: Complete the next sentence:

How to use a cookie press
Roll your cookie dough into a log.
Your cookie dough needs to be log shaped so it's thin enough to fit into the barrel of the cookie press. To roll the dough into a log, pick it up and roll it between your hands.
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- Make sure the log is short enough and thin enough to fit in the cookie press barrel. To save time, buy premade cookie dough that comes in a log shape.
- One of the drawbacks to this job is that it's so hard to cut the cookie dough into the barrel, making it lumpy. If you have the time and patience to roll out a log, simply fold it in half.
- A log will be used to create the barrel. Set your log on a flat, level surface and take the bottom half of it.
- Remove any sticks you add or residue from the log. Roll your log to the thickness of your want the cookie to appear.

answer: Make sure the log is short enough and thin enough to fit in the cookie press barrel. To save time, buy premade cookie dough that comes in a log shape.

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How to write nursing credentials
Separate the nurse's name and each credential with a comma.
A comma should immediately follow the nurse's name, with commas separating each credential. Do not use periods in the acronyms.
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- For instance, you would write rn, not r.n. Start by listing the highest degree earned.
- " rn: first person care " and " tech " are the most common form of an acronym used in nursing. " nurse " comes across as informal and like two letters.
- When you write each credential, write it in italics in the following order: | m + c. a + c b | a] m | e | b.
- Note: the abbreviation mnor thysine is not needed, or in some cases, other types of acronyms. To start, left-hand numbering equals unnecessary periods and aside from the nurse's name, only listed in parenthesis would be neater.

answer: For instance, you would write rn, not r.n. Start by listing the highest degree earned.

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How to do paddleboard yoga
Get centered and balanced with child's pose.
Paddleboard yoga can be a change for even experienced practitioners. To help you get balanced and used to your board, start by getting into child's pose.
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- Stand toward the back end of your paddle board. Keep your feet about hip width apart to help maintain your balance.
- Stand up straight with the feet hip width apart. Try to keep your back as straight as possible, with your back straight and your thighs parallel to the wall.
- You will likely need to sit on the board at times during intermediate practice to correct proper posture. Many yoga instructors advise that you do child's pose as you prepare to practice the plank pose for savasana and asana.
- Drop your back to front, keeping your torso and back straight at all times. Lean in toward your child until you feel yourself tilt, then do yoga pose in the child's pose, just above your child's pelvis.

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Stand toward the back end of your paddle board. Keep your feet about hip width apart to help maintain your balance.