Be aware that deleting your Instagram account is permanent. Once completed, you won't be able to access your username or any photos or videos from your account again. It's the second option on the page. " This will expand a page with more information. This is in section 1 of the steps to permanently delete your account. Enter your username (or email address) and password, then tap Log in. Click the drop-menu and select the reason you are deleting your account. If you don't want to state a reason, select Something else. Put your password in the text field one more time to confirm you want to permanently delete your account. This will open a pop-up window prompting you to confirm. Your account has been permanently deleted.
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One-sentence summary -- Go to https://help.instagram.com in a web browser. Click Managing Your Account. Click Delete Your Account. Click next to "How do I delete my account? Click on "Delete Your Account page" highlighted in blue. Log in to your Instagram account. Select the reason you want to delete your account. Re-enter your password. Click Permanently delete my acconut. Click OK .

Q: Before you put your pipes together, first make sure that the pipes give you the notes you want. You should have a diatonic scale by using the measurements provided, but you should still check it to make sure it sounds right. If you want your pan pipes set in a specific key, for instance, the key of G, use a piano or music tuner to find the lengths that you want. For example, if you want your pan pipes in the key of G, play a G on a piano, tuner or another instrument. Cover the bottom hole of the pipe with your thumb so it's completely covered. Then place your bottom lip on the rim of the pipe, purse your lips and blow across the pipe. If the note does not match the G, cut off a tiny bit of pipe and try again. Keep doing this until you match the G. Then do the same on another pipe to make an A, etc. until you have all your desired notes. You can add more pipes if you want, or take off some pipes. There aren't a set number of pipes used in pan pipes. Many pan pipes have either 5 or 8 pipes, but the number of pipes in your instrument is completely up to you. Romanian pan pipes even have twenty pipes! When you are ready to attach the pipes together, lay them out longest to shortest. Make sure that all the plugged ends of the pipes are all on the same side. Line the pipes up so that the top ends of the pipes are all in line with each other, and the plugged ends are staggered in a diagonal. You need to attach the pipes to each other so they can stay together as a unit. For straw pan pipes, simply wrap tape around all of the pipes several times. To keep the pipes straight, place a chopstick or popsicle stick across the middle of the pipes, and super glue it down. For PVC or bamboo pipes, you will need to use a stronger material to reinforce the pipes. Use duct tape and a lightweight wooden rod to reinforce the pipes. You can also use twine for a more attractive finished product. Criss-cross the twine across each pipe and the piece of wood to bind the wooden rod to the pipes. Super glue around the reinforcements for extra support. If your pan pipes are made of straw, you do not have to sand them. However, PVC pipe and bamboo can be jagged when cut. If you notice that the top ends of the pan pipes are sharp, use sandpaper to smooth them out. The last thing you want is to get splinters when you're playing your new instrument! If you are making bamboo pipes, also sand the bottom of each pipe where you made the cut at the node.
A: Test the sound. Adjust the number of pipes as you wish. Lay the pipes out. Reinforce the pipes. Sand the pipes.

Article: The case gives a noun its distinct "role," essentially dictating to the reader/listener how that noun functions within the sentence. The case of a given noun does not change the meaning of that word. It simply changes the way that word acts or conveys meaning in the sentence. Declensions are the set of endings that are tacked on to nouns, pronouns, and adjectives in Latin to form a given case, which is often called the "case form" of a word. There are six regular cases used in the Latin language: five for nouns, and one that is used for some pronouns and adjectives. Nominative is called the "subject case," meaning it refers to the person or object that comes before the verb. Genitive shows one person's possession of an object. Dative is the case used for an indirect object. Accusative designates the direct object, usually after an action verb that has a receiver but occasionally used after a preposition. Ablative is used as an adverb, or in conjunction with prepositions and verbs. The special declension for pronouns and adjectives end in "-ius" in the genitive singular and usually end in "-i" in the dative singular. Mood is one of the qualifiers that determine the function of a verb. The mood of a verb may be thought of as that verb's "conditions of reality" for a given verb's action. The two most common moods that are used in Latin are indicative and subjunctive, though imperative is sometimes also used. Indicative moods mean that the verb's action actually happened, is happening, or will happen. For example, in the sentence "I went to the store," the verb "went" describes an action that has actually taken place. Subjunctive moods mean that the verb's action takes some departure from reality, so to speak. An example of a subjunctive mood is a sentence in which you ask someone to imagine a hypothetical occurrence or set of circumstances. Those circumstances do not presently exist in reality, nor will they necessarily exist in the future, but they deal with potential or theoretical events. Imperative moods can be thought of as either commands, requests/wishes/prayers, or negative imperatives (a command or request to stop or avoid some given activity). Deponent verbs are one of the most difficult concepts to learn in Latin because there is no English language equivalent. Essentially a deponent verb is a verb that has a passive form with an active meaning. The closest example in English might be a scenario in which the sentence "The car was driven by Julian" would mean "Julian drove the car," despite the way it is constructed on paper or in speech. Deponent forms of verbs are very confusing to Latin students, but once you've memorized the tables of regular verbs you should develop an understanding of the passive forms in each conjugation. With practice and a firm understanding of passive verb conjugations, you will come to understand how a deponent verb form functions.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Study cases and declensions. Learn verb mood. Understand deponent verbs.

Article: Consult with someone who is an expert in Taekwondo to get the right weights for your height, weight, and experience. Put on the ankle weights after you are dressed in the morning and wear them constantly throughout the day, even when driving, or working if you can. If they become uncomfortable to the point you can't bear it anymore, take them off for a few minutes then put them back on. This will work out your leg muscles and make your legs stronger. Make sure you focus on accuracy of your kick before proceeding to improving speed.
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Buy ankle weights from a sporting goods store or department store. Put on a thick pair of socks. Don't practice kicking with weights on; you'll risk serious knee injury if you do! While wearing the weights, practice different leg exercises, such as lateral leg raises, lunges, squats. Practice your kicks as per usual, but without weights! Watch to see that after a few weeks you'll be so much faster at kicking when not wearing your weights that you'll be able to wait on someone to start to kick you, and you'll be able to kick them first.