Article: Whisk the sugar inside the sieve, pushing it through the mesh. Discard any remaining lumps. If the glaze is not thin enough, add an additional 1/2 teaspoon of milk. Continue adding milk in 1/2-teaspoon increments until the glaze has the consistency of cold honey. The glaze should set after about 1 minute if it's at the right consistency.
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Place the confectioner's sugar in a sieve. Combine the confectioner's sugar, milk, vanilla extract, lemon juice and lemon extract in a mixing bowl and beat the mixture well with a handheld mixer or stand mixer with a paddle attachment. Spread a thin layer of glaze on a cookie using a cheese spreader or a butter knife. Return the cookie to the wire rack and allow the glaze to harden. Finished.

Problem: Article: The shape of the mold you choose is almost as important as the flavor and the decoration inside. You could use a simple household item, like a bowl, or go for something fancier. Consider the following options: A bowl with an interesting shape. Instead of using a basic round bowl, choose one that has unique indentations or a pattern of some kind. Individual molds. You can make several small molds using dessert cups or ramekins. A vintage gelatin mold. Check out antique stores to find molds in interesting shapes and sizes. Choose a flavor (and color) that will contrast well with the object you want to suspend in the gelatin. For example, if you're suspending a decoration that is dark in color, choose lemon or orange gelatin, which are light enough to see through clearly. Choose a color that won't cause the object inside to look unappealing. If you're using a decorative object that is purple, for example, using a yellow gelatin will make it look brown. You can also make your own flavor and color combination: buy clear flavorless gelatin, and add a few drops of food coloring and essential oil when you make the gelatin. All kinds of objects may be used to decorate gelatin. Choose an object that fits with your party's theme and coordinates well with the color of your gelatin. Other factors to consider include the following: Make sure the object is lightweight enough to be suspended in gelatin. Heavy objects may simply sink to the bottom. Flowers, small plastic or rubber toys, or fruit that has been carved into a decorative shape are all good options. Use a decoration that is composed of parts that won't fall apart or dissolve when heated. You don't want to choose something made of wood, cloth, or another soft, porous material. The decoration should be somewhat appetizing. Decorative gelatin molds are made to be eaten, and if you want people to enjoy it you should choose a decoration that doesn't put people off. The only exception is if you want to make a gelatin mold as a Halloween decoration; in that case, go crazy with rubber spiders and snakes. Most importantly, choose a decoration that is nontoxic. This is extremely important, since you'll be pouring hot liquid gelatin over the object, which will distribute particles of the item throughout the mold. Fresh flowers and fruit are a safe bet. If you want to use a plastic or rubber toy, choose one that's nontoxic; items that are safe for a baby or toddler to chew on are safe enough to use in a gelatin mold.
Summary: Find a gelatin mold. Choose a gelatin flavor. Decide what decorative object to use.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Weighted vests are a great way to add resistance to your push up and build your muscles further. Strap the weighted vest on as tight as you can while still remaining comfortable. This way, you can prevent the vest from sagging and hindering your movements. Then do your normal push ups. You can purchase weighted vests from your local sporting goods store. This is a great way to add resistance that's an alternative to wearing a weighted vest. Fill a backpack with books, bags of rice, or other heavy objects until the weight of the backpack is equal to or less than 20% of your body weight. Then do your normal push ups. For example, if you weigh 120 pounds, then your backpack should weigh a maximum of 24 pounds. It's important to keep the weight within 20% of your body weight in order to prevent overloading your spine, shoulders, and elbows. While you are doing your normal push up, ask a friend to place their hand on your upper back. Tell them to apply pressure on your back as you raise yourself up from the push up. Make sure your friend applies consistent pressure for each push up.

SUMMARY: Wear a weighted vest. Use a weighted backpack. Have a friend apply pressure onto your back.

A monopod will also reduce the fatigue you may experience when holding a heavy camera or using heavy lenses. Fatigue in such situations can be significantly reduced with a monopod, especially when you have long periods of time in between each shot. You may need to purchase a tripod mount ring to attach your monopod to your lens if your monopod didn't come with one. Monopods can be set up a monopod with a few simple motions. If you are photographing a fast-moving sporting event or want to observe wild animals that will be frightened away by too much noise or movement, a monopod will give you an advantage over a tripod. This is especially true when you're photographing on slanted grounds, because a tripod's legs will need to be readjusted every time you move. You will have more freedom with aperture and shutter speed if you steady your camera with a monopod, as opposed to just holding it. A tripod, which keeps the camera completely still, is still the best method of taking photographs in these conditions. The biggest benefit of a monopod over a tripod in these such conditions is its ease of use and portability. Bring a monopod instead of a tripod when you know you will be working in crowded conditions. Monopods require far less width than tripods. Set the timer on your camera, and then hold the monopod with two hands and raise it up. In situations when you want to get a shot from a higher position, such as a dance floor, a large crowd, or a bird nest, this can be an effective way to do so.
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Mount your camera lens on a monopod to lessen shake when using a long lens. Use a monopod when you don't have time to set up a tripod. Take low-light photographs using a monopod. Use a monopod in crowded situations. Use the monopod as a reach extender for high up shots.