Choose from a vast array of buttons or small items you might want to use as eyes. You might want something shiny, so that it matches the essence of a robot. After you have chosen the buttons you wish to use as eyes, super glue them onto the head. Make sure that they are placed on the front of the head, each about an inch inwards from the sides. You can do this with a sharp knife, or a pair of scissors. You want to do this on the top part of the head. Each hole should be about an inch inwards from the edges. Make sure the holes are tiny, otherwise the antennas won't hold. Take a pipe cleaner and cut it in half. Stick one piece in one of the holes and one in the other. Bend them slightly as if they are receiving signals. These can range from 1/4 inch squares to 1/2 inch squares. Cut these out of construction paper using scissors. Make sure you are using a multitude of different colors. Glue them on the front of the main body. You can do these in any order you wish. Press each of the pieces down for 15 seconds to allow the glue to dry. These squares will represent blinking lights/electronics on the robot. Cut out two circles, each the same size, about 2 inches in diameter. If you have a hard time drawing a perfect circle, try to find a small circular object, like the end of a paper towel roll, and trace the edge of it. You should use a different color than the color you used for the legs and arms. Place your robot down on its back. Place glue around the edges of the lower paper legs. Press each of the circles onto the legs, and hold them for 15 seconds. This will allow the glue to dry. Find two small beads that are the same color. You will want to use gold or silver beads. Take a small amount of super glue on each side of your robot's head. Place a bead on each side, and hold them against the super glue. Make sure to hold them for 15 seconds to allow the glue to dry.
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One-sentence summary -- Glue on eyes to your robot's head. Poke holes into the robot's head. Cut out small paper squares. Create feet for your robot. Make ears for your robot. Finished.

Clean regularly and keep food properly stored in order to limit the appeal for mice and rats. Store your food higher if possible because mice and rats can access food that is low to the ground more easily. Frequently wiping down countertops, sweeping, vacuuming, and securing the trash can all contribute to lessening appeal. Store food in glass jars or airtight containers for the best results. Most of the time, mice and rats manage to wiggle their way into your living space through damaged areas of your home. By filling in all of these subtle openings with metal or cement, you can prevent them from getting in. Rats and mice aren't able to chew through these materials. Block any passages from the inside to the outside of your house with these if the openings are the size of a dime or bigger.
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One-sentence summary -- Keep your house clean. Repair cracks, holes, and openings in your home. Block entries with caulk or steel wool.

Mouse control is likely to be easier than a track pad in controlling your movement. As you do so, the camera will point toward the direction in which you've moved. Continue to point your mouse in the direction you want to go, and you will move with it. The following are the default settings: To move forward, press the "w" key. To move backward, press the "s" key. To strafe, or move sideways, to the left, press the "a." To strafe to the right, the default key is "d." To jump, press the spacebar. Press the spacebar twice to enter Fly Mode. Use the directional default shortcuts (w,s,a,d) to move while in flight. You can also use this button to lose altitude while in flying in Creative Mode. Select "Controls" and then choose a different key for each direction or type of movement. This is not possible on the Raspberry Pi version.
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One-sentence summary -- Connect your mouse and keyboard to your computer before you open your existing Minecraft game. Move the mouse. Opt for keyboard shortcuts in place of mouse control. Enter Creative Mode to enable movement in flight. Press the Shift button on the left side of your keyboard to sneak while walking. Change your keyboard default settings through the Options menu.

Use a cleanser with some warm water and a soft washcloth to cleanse your face. Gently massage the cleanser into your skin to remove makeup, dirt, and impurities. Rinse well with warm water, then splash some cold water on your face when you finish. Then, blot your face dry with a clean towel. Pour some toner on the pad until it feels damp but not overly soaked. You could also use a cotton ball for this step if it's all you have on hand. However, cotton pads will soak up less product than cotton balls, which will help conserve your toner. Use the cotton pad to gently wipe the product over your face, neck, and decolletage. Avoid the eye area and be careful not to get product on your lips. Pay particular attention to crevasses and difficult-to-reach areas including the brows, sides of the nose, near the ears, and hairline. The toner will help remove the impurities that the cleanser couldn't reach, as well as any cleanser residue or salt, chlorine, or chemicals found in tap water. Because a spray application can only dilute impurities, not remove them, you should always use a wiping toner first. However, if you like the refreshing feeling of a misted toner, you can make it an additional toning step after using a wipe toner. Since most toners are water-based, they absorb into the skin fairly quickly. Make sure to let the toner sink in completely before applying other products--this will help your skin retain moisture and protect against impurities. If you use any acne treatments, such as benzoyl peroxide, or additional moisturizers, make sure to apply those to your face after toning. Using the toner beforehand will cleanse the skin fully and allow the acne and moisturizer products to sink more deeply into the skin. Generally, you should apply toner once in the morning and once at night. In the morning, the toner will help remove any sebum produced during the night and balance your skin's pH. At night, the toner will help complete your cleansing routine by removing any dust, makeup, or impurities that the cleanser missed, as well as any oily residue left over from your cleanser. If your skin is especially dry, you may want to start by using toner only once a day at night. Excessive use of toner may dry your skin out more. If you find your skin getting particularly dry, consider investing in a formula for dry skin to minimize dehydration.
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Wash your face first. Put toner on a cotton pad. Lightly spread the toner over your face and neck. Mist or spritz a second toner product for extra moisture. Wait a minute for the toner to dry. Finish by applying any treatment products and moisturizer. Use toner twice daily.