In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Look for a menu board or printed menu that lists all the flavors available to you. Expect a lot! Some shops offer up to 40 flavors. It's helpful to think of them in two different categories: fruity and creamy. Examples of fruit flavors include: mango, strawberry, lemon, lychee, banana, pineapple, and peach. You might also encounter botanical flavors like rose and lavender. Fruit flavors often come in syrup form and are higher in sugar content. Creamy flavors include: chocolate, coffee, coconut, chai, almond, and red bean. These flavors are often in a powder form and are sometimes mixed with milk solids or tea solids. Ask your server if fresh fruit is available for blended drinks. Fresh fruit is lower in sugar than syrups and includes dietary fiber. Boba tea is a fun drink but often full of sugar and calories. Selecting fresh fruit for flavoring makes this treat truly healthy. Fruits offered will differ depending on region and season but some common choices include: Banana Mango Strawberry Blueberry Avocado If you are getting your tea at a coffee shop, adding espresso is probably an option. Coffee flavored powder is diluted with milk solids and does not offer much caffeine. A shot of espresso in your milk based mocha or chai tea will give you the boost you're after. Specialty boba teas are predetermined combinations of a base (tea or milk) and usually 2 or more flavors. Find specialties listed on the menu near the flavors. Specialties will differ from place to place. With fewer decisions to make, this is a fun, relaxing way to experience the boba tea phenomenon for the first time. Ask your server about his or her favorite specialty tea. Often employees contribute their own concoctions to the specialties list so they are eager to share their knowledge.
Summary: Choose a flavor from the menu to compliment your base. Opt for fresh fruit for a healthier boba tea. Add a shot of espresso in a creamy boba tea for a caffeine jolt. Order a specialty drink to simplify your boba tea experience.

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Q: Damp mud will have a darker, grayish color, while dry mud will be white. Depending on geography and humidity, 6 to 8 hours should be sufficient to let the compound fully dry. In humid climates and cold weather, it can take 24 hours or more, so get some fans and heat going. Sanding will put a lot of fine white powder in the air, and it's stuff you don't want to be breathing. If you're working near furniture or the kitchen, or any other place you don't want a fine layer of gritty dust lingering, seal the entrances or exits to the room with sheets of plastic. A little prep work on this end will save a lot of cleanup work later. With your larger trowel, lightly knock off any small burrs or excess compound from the tape and screws. Simply scrape them away with a light scraping motion. This makes your sanding both easier and more effective in the end. If you worked to a smooth surface and there are no major bumps, you don't need to sand. Otherwise, sand the joints gently. Using medium-grit sandpaper on a pole sander, smooth the rough areas paying particular attention to the edges of the compound with gentle, even pressure. Don't sand through the mud into the tape or paper surface of the drywall, only the mud around it. Unless your work is really rough, ignore the picture above and simply sand. A power sander will make a terrific suffocating dust storm, it will probably tear up the paper tape and the surface of the drywall, and the drywall dust will drastically shorten the life of the sander. Sand corners with a block sander or corner sander. Be especially careful when sanding corner joints. Don't worry about sanding pits. They will get filled in with the next coat you apply.
A: Make sure the first coat is absolutely dry especially the inside corners at the ceiling. Put on a dust mask every time you sand. Knock off. Sand gently.

Problem: Article: Your first step is to determine what it is you want to achieve. This can be a big change or small one, but taking some time to think about what you hope to achieve is an important first step to success. For example, is your goal to be a happier person? To learn to play an instrument? To get good at a sport? To be healthier? All of these are valid goals. It's up to you to decide what you want. Once you have a general sense of what you want, you need to start thinking about what these goals mean to you. One person's definition of a goal can be very different from another's. For example, if your goal is to be happier, you need to think about what happiness means to you. What does a happy life look like? What types of things will make you happy? This applies to less overreaching goals as well. If your goal is to learn to play guitar, what does that mean exactly to you? Will you be satisfied with knowing a few chords so people can sing along with you at parties? Or are you striving to be a classical concert guitarist? These are very different definitions of knowing how to play the guitar. It's important to take a little time to think about why you are setting the goals you've chosen. If you think about your motivations, you may find that you end up wanting to revise your goals. For example, imagine your goal is to learn to play the guitar. You stop and think about why, and you realize that it's because you think people who play the guitar are popular at school. This doesn't really suggest dedication to the guitar. It might be a good reason to stop and ask yourself if there's another, easier way to get what you really want, which is more social than musical. Last but not least, you need to decide if your goal is realistic. Sad as it may seem, not every dream can come true. If your goal seems beyond the realm of possibility, it might be time to make a different goal. Imagine you decide it is your dream to be the worlds greatest basketball player. That's a challenging goal for anyone to achieve, but it might be possible for some people. But, if you're only 5 feet (1.5m) tall, this goal is probably beyond your reach. This sets you up for failure and discouragement. You can still have fun playing basketball with your friends. But, if you're looking to be the best at a sport, you should probably focus on one where height isn't so important.
Summary:
Decide what you want. Define your terms. Ask why. Determine if it's possible.