You may also call this the floor of your mouth. This provides an easy to access boundary for your tongue. You will be using the inside of your mouth as a guide while you learn. You really do not need anything else. The bottom of the mouth along with the teeth and lips should provide all the necessary surfaces for the tongue taco shape. Try to touch all three sides (don't worry about the back) of your mouth at the same time. Stretch your tongue so you are applying pressure to each side. You may even feel like your tongue is going under your teeth. Now try to move each side of your tongue independently. Keep your tongue flattened. With pressure on each side of your mouth, release one side a little and move it up that side of the mouth. For example, while keeping pressure on the left side, attempt to touch your teeth with the right side. Try touching the top of your mouth. Switch to the other side and do the same thing. As you learn to move each side independently you will gain more tongue dexterity. Hold your tongue down flat and move one side up. Then move the other side. You should now be holding your tongue flat while the sides are touching each side of your mouth on or above your teeth. If you look in the mirror, you will see your tongue is beginning to fold. If you look in the mirror and your tongue doesn't appear to look flat, keep practicing flattening your tongue and moving the sides independently. What's happening is you are using muscles in the middle of your tongue to raise your tongue. These muscles should be holding your tongue to the bottom of your mouth. Once you open your mouth you should have the start of your tongue taco shape inside. As you push your tongue out of your mouth, keep pressure on the sides. Press the bottom of your tongue against your bottom front teeth. As your tongue exits, use your lips to hold the round shape. You may find it easier to keep your tongue wrapped around something like a drinking straw as you push your tongue out. Keep the sides of your tongue against the sides of the straw. If you feel the bottom of your tongue pushing the straw up and away from the sides, back up and regain your tongue's shape. Keep trying until you don't need the straw at all.
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One-sentence summary -- Press your tongue against the bottom of your mouth. Flatten your tongue to cover the bottom of your mouth. Curl the edges of your tongue independently. Curl the edges of your tongue together. Push your tongue out while holding its shape.

If you do not have enough resources, then you will have to wait. Also, research other stuff that are good to, like Gold Mining and Stone Mining (Stone Mining should be researched later unless you want a castle as the "2" buildings). Universities should be built first because they have fairly priced but powerful upgrades. Monasteries should be built later in the game unless you are planning a siege in the early Castle Age. Continue to create villagers, and research Wheelbarrow or Town Watch (Wheelbarrow may be too expensive, but do not use your food on Town Watch of you have less than 100 food). You must build another Town Center though. More villagers = more resources = better military = better chance that you will crush your opponents. Build a Barracks, Archery Range, Stable, Siege Workshop, and other buildings. The order is listed below.BarracksStableSiege WorkshopArchery Range You should have 4 military groups. Continue to build up your military slowly, but DO NOT FORGET ABOUT YOUR ECONOMY!!! If you forget about it, you will not have enough resources to build up your military, well...you will lose. Keep creating more villagers until you think the mark reaches 50 for villagers and 50 for military units (15 infantry, 15 archers, 15 cavalry, and 5 siege units). This will make it easier, as the economy will boost, leaving you with many resources for the military. When you reach 1000 food, 800 gold, and a castle or 2 Castle Age buildings, you can choose to advance to the Imperial Age and continue to work on your military for an easier win. Or, you can lead your military of 50 troops (it is actually a lot in this game) and destroy everyone. You should advance to the Imperial Age if there are more than 2 enemies, and just attack if there are 2 or less enemies. If you are planning to do the military attack, go ahead and crush everyone. If not, here is what you do in the Imperial Age.
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One-sentence summary -- Immediately research Heavy Plow and Bow Saw. Build a Monastery and a University. Build up your military. Make the infantry in one group, the archers in another, the cavalry in another, and the siege units in another group. Do the economy stuff before the military stuff.

Pour each flavor into a separate well. The drink mix will not only color the sidewalk chalk paint, but also make it smell nice. Set the muffin tin aside. Stir the two together with a spoon or whisk until the cornstarch has dissolved. There should be no clumps or lumps. The mixture will be a little thick. Stop when the water is about inch (1.27 centimeters) away from the rim. This will lessen the chances of the paint spilling when you take it outside. You will likely end up with some left-over cornstarch water. If this happens, just pour it out, or use it to make more scented sidewalk chalk paint in a separate container. Use a small spoon, a fork, or a toothpick to do this. The color should be even, and there should be no streaks or swirls. Carefully carry the muffin tin outside. Use paintbrushes or foam brushes to spread the paint onto the sidewalk. The paint may appear a little bit translucent at first, but it will be brighter once it dries.
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One-sentence summary -- Tear open 6 small packets of powdered drink mix, and empty them into the muffin tin. In a large mixing bowl, combine 3 cups (700 milliliters) water and 3 cups (375 grams) of corn starch. Pour the cornstarch water into each muffin tin well. Stir the contents of each muffin tin well until the drink mix dissolves. Use the paint.

Tap the Facebook app icon, which resembles a white "f" on a dark-blue background, to open the News Feed if you're already logged in. If you aren't already logged into Facebook, enter your email address (or phone number) and password first. Scroll down the News Feed until you find a post that you want to comment on. You can also create a status by tapping the status box near the top of the News Feed. It's the speech bubble icon below the post. Skip this step if you're creating a status. To do so: iPhone - Tap the smiley-face icon in the bottom-left corner of the keyboard. If you have more than two keyboards, you'll tap the globe-shaped icon and select the Emoji option instead. Android - Tap the smiley-face icon next to the spacebar, or tap and hold the keyboard and then select the emoji keyboard. On some Android phones, you can tap and hold the microphone icon and then select the emoji keyboard in the pop-up menu. In the emoji keyboard, tap the emoticon(s) that you want to post on Facebook. Doing so will type them automatically. You can tap one of the tabs at the bottom of the keyboard to view different groups of emoticons. If you can't find an emoji keyboard on your phone or tablet, you can tap the smiley face icon in the far-right side of the comment field (or the yellow smiley face in the status box) and then select an emoticon in the resulting menu. It's to the right of your comment. If you created a status, you'll find Post in the upper-right side of the screen instead. Doing so publishes your comment or status, emoticons included.
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Open Facebook. Find a post to comment on. Tap Comment. Open your phone's emoji keyboard. Select an emoticon. Use the built-in emoticon feature. Tap Post.