Do they commonly have bright green skin or hazel eyes? Are there reasons behind these physical traits? Be creative. This is your race and your creation, so you have complete control - maybe add on a tail or extra arms if that is what you want. There are no limits to what you could create! Choose a theme: Is your race an elegant, peaceful race, or are they brutal monsters? This doesn't have to be religious beliefs. Do they have free or strict gender roles? Do they believe their rulers are the descendant of some divine being? The things they believe in will greatly shape the mentality of the race. There's no such thing as an entire race being all evil or all good. You can however make it so that another species believes they are all evil because of certain events in the past which created this stereotype. Are they exceptional fighters? Can they use certain types of magic? Are they always bad tempered, etc.? How can they be killed? This is essential to identify, especially if your race will be at war with another race at any point in your story. Does your race have any close relatives? Was there interbreeding that caused a mixture of races? Is one race descended from another? How did they come to be as they are? Were there any defining aspects of their history that have shaped the way they are now? Build a culture for your race. How did they make their weapons? What do their homes look like? What did they do for entertainment?
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One-sentence summary -- Write down the common physical traits of your race. Describe the beliefs of your race. Identify the race's strong and weak attributes. Identify other races. Explain the history of the race.

Purchase an adhesive spray online or at an arts and crafts store. Lay the acoustic panels on the floor, bumpy side down. Spray the back of the panels in a back and forth motion, but leave the edges of the foam unsprayed to make it easier to cut later. If you have foam panels that came with adhesive on the back, you can skip this step. You can purchase adhesive spray online or at an arts and crafts store. Gluing cardboard to the back of the foam will make it easier for the Command strips to stick to the panels. Press and hold the foam against the cardboard for 30 seconds. Using cardboard will make your acoustic foam reusable and will prevent damage to your wall. Leave the foam in a well-ventilated area for 1 or 2 hours, then check to make sure the foam is dry. The foam should remain firm on the cardboard and shouldn't shift around when you touch it. You can put the foam in front of a window or fan to quicken the drying process. Do not cut into the foam itself. Position your scissors and cut along the inside edge cardboard. It's okay if the foam overlaps the cardboard. No cardboard should be visible when looking at the bumpy side of the foam panels. Command strips are small rectangles that have an easily removable adhesive. Remove the paper tab on the Command strips and place 1 in each corner on the backside of the foam panel. Press against the Command strip for 10 seconds to make sure it stays attached to the cardboard. The Command strip should be stuck to the cardboard, not to the foam. Remove the other paper tab to reveal the adhesive, then carefully line up your acoustic foam panel in the corner of the area that you drew before. Press the back side of the foam against the wall and hold it for 30 seconds. This should secure it in place. Continue repeating the steps to apply a row of acoustic foam on your wall. Continue adding more pieces of the foam until you fill up the desired space. Once all the pieces have been installed, use an eraser to remove the pencil marks that you created. Alternate the direction of the pattern on the acoustic panels for maximum effectiveness and visual appeal.
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One-sentence summary -- Spray the backside of the foam pieces with adhesive spray. Press the foam against a piece of cardboard, adhesive side down. Let the glue dry. Cut off the excess cardboard around the foam. Put Command strips on the backside of the panels. Press the acoustic foam against the wall. Finish installing the remaining panels.

This should be soft enough that you can cut a slit through it with a flathead screwdriver. Get several, if you can, in case you mess up your first try. Put the bottlecap down on the table, with its top upward. Stick a flathead screwdriver through the vertical side, under the bottlecap, and through the other side. This pair of holes should be very close to the lower rim. Make the holes wide enough to fit a popsicle stick. Rotate the cap 90. The holes will now be on the left and right. The side in front of you will have no holes in it. Push the screwdriver through in this direction to make holes at a 90 angle to the others. These holes will be halfway up the cap's sides. Leave room below and above them. These should also be wide enough to fit a popsicle stick. One popsicle stick goes through the two lowest holes, just poking out one end. A second stick goes through the middle holes, poking out equally on each sides. Now you have a shape through the bottle cap. Keep the cap pointed the same direction. Poke the screwdriver high up on the sides, near the flat top. Make these holes small, and keep them straight over the lower stick. You can use a larger, Philips head screwdriver to make the holes round without making them wider. Take a wide rubber band. Place it over the bottle cap, above the sticks. Hold it against the top of the . Pull the lower end over the left arm, then the right. Repeat until the rubber band is mostly tight. Pull the rubber band down over the top of the bottlecap. Take the cotton off one end of a cotton swab. Stick the swab through the top pair of holes, starting at the top of the . Pull back on the rubber band and let go to fire. If the rubber band doesn't pull far enough, unwrap it once from the arms. If the cotton swab won't fit (without the cotton ball end), make the hole larger with a screwdriver. Pull the rubber band back as far as it can easily go. Mark that spot on the stick with a pen. Push a thumbtack just in front of that spot. You can now keep the rubber band "locked" by stretching it over the thumbtack. To shoot, pull out the tack or pull up the rubber band and let go. The rubber band will wear out fast if you keep it locked. Unhook the band any time you aren't using the crossbow.
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One-sentence summary -- Find a plastic bottlecap. Poke a pair of holes near the rim. Turn the bottlecap. Poke a second pair of holes. Fit popsicle sticks through the holes. Make smaller holes. Fasten with a rubber band. Load the crossbow. Add a lock.

The most common way to meet the band is to wait until they come to your area, purchase a ticket, and get backstage. Go to the One Direction website and read the events to find out when are they coming to a town near you. On their future tours, One Direction offers a backstage package that includes a brief meeting and opportunity for photos with the band. This variety of ticket comes with regular passes for the show in any area of the hall, and the backstage portion of the evening. If you get the chance to meet the band, make sure you have a specific thing you'd like to talk about or something you'd like signed. You might freeze up from being star-struck, so it helps to have something pre-planned. If you can't afford the backstage pass ticket, it's common for groups of fans to wait around after the concert between the exit doors and the band's tour bus. Make sure you obey all the rules of the venue and leave if security asks you to. If the band is feeling up to it, they may sign a few autographs or take a few pictures outside the venue before they leave back to the hotel. If you can find out where the band is staying in town, you can also wait outside their hotel and see if you can get a chance at meeting the band.
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Go to a concert. Buy a Meet and Greet Package ticket. Bring merchandise you'd like signed or a question you'd like to ask. Wait by the bus.