Q: There are variety of different accordions out there, but some are more well-suited for beginners than others. The more information you gather the better equipped you will be to successfully learn to play the accordion. Here is the most suitable option for beginners: Piano Accordions. These are the most popular kinds, with many of the capabilities of a regular piano (playing melodies, chords and basslines) in a highly portable size. They have between 25 and 45 piano-style treble keys on the right hand. On the left, they are equipped with a button keyboard with some buttons that play bass notes and some where a single button plays a three-note chord. This accordion system is called the Stradella, and typically has 120 bass buttons. Your accordion is composed of several parts, all crucial to the accordion's sounds: Melody Keys. These are keys on the keyboard part of the instrument. Bellows. These are the folds on the instrument that allow it to expand and contract, acting as the "lungs" for the instrument and creating the sound. Register Switches. These are buttons or tabs you press to change the tone of your accordion.There are usually register switches on the treble side for the piano keyboard and a second set for the bass buttons. The register switches can change the sound from deep and rich to high and thin. Air Valve. The air valve button allows air to escape, so you can open or close the bellows soundlessly. Right Hand Strap. This is the main strap of the instrument that allows you to secure it onto your chest. Some accordions have two straps for the chest. Children and teens or adults will need to start off with different sizes due to the difference in hand and general body size. Children should start with the lowest number of bass buttons, 12 bass and 25 treble keys. Teens and adults should start with a 48 bass accordion. This amounts to 48 bass buttons and 26 treble piano keys. The 48 bass Piano Accordion is very lightweight, and easy to use and handle. Plus, you can play lots of different music on it, which will make you want to hang on to it even if you outgrow it or progress to a larger instrument. When you begin handling your instrument in the next section of the article, your left arm will move horizontally and vertically, while your right hand will only move vertically. For now, just hold it and see how comfortable or uncomfortable it is.
A: Get the right kind of accordion. Familiarize yourself with the instrument's structure. Use the right size. Place your accordion on your chest with the key buttons facing away from you.

Q: Although this may not always be an option, starting the dog training process when your dog is less than 1 year old is ideal, especially when it comes to large dogs. Plan to begin training your dog as soon as you bring it home, which may be as early as 8 weeks. If you're training a puppy, keep the sessions short and integrate play into them to keep your puppy engaged. When training an older dog, expect the process to take a bit longer, and require a little more patience. It is not true that you "can't teach an old dog new tricks." It just requires a bit more effort! Dogs tend to respond better to reward-based training than they do to punishment. You may want to use edible treats to reward your dog when they perform the way you want them to. You can also use a favorite toy, verbal praise, and loving touch. Select an edible treat that your dog likes to eat. High-value treats like small pieces of hot dogs or chicken breasts work well. Say, "good dog!" or "good job!" Engage your dog in a short game of tug-of-war or fetch. Pet your dog on the head or scratch its ears. The principle of clicker training is to teach the dog to associate the sound of the clicker with a reward or treat. Click the clicker anytime you reward the dog. The click becomes a way to immediately reward your dog for good behavior. A clicker can be purchased at your local pet store. Introduce the clicker to your dog, providing a treat each time you click. This is known as "charging the clicker." Keep the clicker with you all the time, and click it anytime your dog exhibits good behavior then give the dog a reward or treat. When you begin training your dog, plan to do 2 sessions per day, for around 15-20 minutes each. Many people have success doing 1 session in the morning, and 1 in the afternoon. Training sessions are a time for learning. You still need to reinforce the training throughout the day by rewarding good behavior with praise or treats.
A: Start early. Use reward-based training methods. Consider using clicker training. Set aside time for dog training.

Q: Torx screwdriver heads (T3 & T5) A small flathead tool The SIM card tray is located inside the phone below the volume buttons on the side. Reassemble the phone next. Take the battery out of the bottom half portion of your phone. Note that this is likely to damage one or both of the battery leads.
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You will need the following tools on hand: Take out the SIM card tray from your Motorola Droid Ultra. Slot the new battery into place and reattach the leads. Use a flathead tool to gently pry and remove the flat square battery, if you want to remove it, but not replace it.