Write an article based on this "Open Minecraft PE. Tap Create New. Tap Create New World. Tap the "Default Game Mode" box. Tap Creative, then tap Continue when prompted. Tap Play."
article: It's a brown app with a green tuft of grass. This button is near the top of the screen. It's near the top of the screen. This option is on the right side of the screen, and will likely display "Survival". This will set your world mode to "Creative" where you'll have unlimited resources and be able to fly. It's on the left side of the screen. Doing so will create a new game in Creative mode, wherein you can begin to create your hotel. You may first want to review the rest of the options below the "Default Game Mode" section, such as the game's difficulty or the world type.

Write an article based on this "Fold the bill in half horizontally and vertically. Pull the bottom edge up to meet the middle line. Create a point at the bottom by folding the sides up. Flip the heart over and fold in the sides. Bring the top edges down. Fold in the corners of the flat tops to finish the heart shape."
article: Turn the bill so the back is facing up. You can fold it either way you want first. Match up the ends so they meet nicely and then make a crease down the middle where the bill is folded. Unfold the bill and then fold it the other way. Make a crease and unfold it again. At this point, you should have 2 creases in the bill that form a cross and divide the bill into 4 equal rectangles. Place the bill so the back is face up and the bottom edge is facing you. Fold the bottom edge up and match the edge with the center crease you made in the first step. Use your fingernail to crease the fold along the bottom. Do not unfold this crease. Grab the right side of the bill. Fold it upward so that the bottom crease you just made meets the middle vertical line you made in the first step. Crease the fold you've just created, making half of the point at the bottom. Repeat the process on the left side, bringing the bottom crease over to meet the right side you just brought to the middle. You should now have a point at the bottom and 2 flat edges at the top. When you flip it over, you should have a flat edge at the top. Fold in the right side a third of the way to the middle. Make a crease. Fold over the left side a third of the way to the middle. You should have 2 flat edges at the top. Below that, you should see a fold going all the way across the top. Fold each flat edge down, maintaining a flat line across the top on each side. Each side should meet the edge below when it's folded down. On the right side at the top, fold the corner down on each side of the flat edge. Fold it down just enough to meet the top edge of the flat part you just folded down. Do the same on the other side to complete your heart shape.

Write an article based on this "Gear up. Learn how to fall. Loosen your knees. Learn how to move forward. Learn how to stop. Learn how to stroke."
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Before you get out on the ice, you need to put on your skates. Don't worry about buying your own gear right away. You can rent your gear until you're sure you want to figure skate for a long time. Remember to dress warmly! Gloves and scarves are good. Make sure you rent skates that fit. They should feel very snug but you should be able to wiggle your toes, just not too much and you don't want your skates to hurt your feet or make them tingle. You'll also want to be sure you lace them tight enough. You should not be able to roll your ankle. Your skates should fit like a glove. The very first thing you should learn as a figure skater is how to fall. You will fall a lot and it's important to know how to fall so that you don't hurt yourself. Practice falling. If you feel like you're about to fall, squat down so that when you land, your bottom or sides absorb the shock of the fall instead of something that can break or be seriously injured. Do not land with your hands out. Doing this can cause damage to your wrist, as well as let an unaware skater skate over your fingers. You should also learn how to get up or at least get out of the way quickly. You don't want other people to run in to you. The next thing that you should practice as a figure skater is how to keep your knees nice and loose. When you're new to skating, you'll be unstable on your legs and your muscles will be weak, so you'll naturally want to keep your knees locked and stiff. However, loose knees that can move easily are very important for figure skating, not just allowing you to move but also keeping your legs from getting sore. Practice letting your muscles relax and shake your leg around. You can also get your knees loose by crouching just a very small amount. Now that you can stand on skates comfortably and safely, you can learn how to move forward on skates. With one leg pointed forward, push your other leg back and out to the side very gently, with your toes angled away from your body just a little bit. This back leg should push you along the ice. Bring the back leg back down and then make the same push but with the other leg. Though the way you balance is different, you might want to learn this basic motion on street rollerblades before learning it on the ice. It is easier and can help keep you from hurting yourself. Of course, once you move forward, eventually you're going to want to stop. You can't just run into the wall forever! The most basic stop is done by bending your knees just a little and the leaning your body to the side, so that both of your blades are angled away from the direction you're moving in. You can also do a T stop, which is done by turning one of your blades into a T shape with the other blade and angling it away from the direction you're moving in. With those basic motions under your belt, you'll want to learn how to do a basic forward stroke. Stroking is when you do the same motions for moving forward, but longer and more gracefully. Do a more dramatic push off with your leg and hold that leg out behind you for longer before switching to the other leg. Practice this to get to a point where it looks graceful and natural. This will be the basic movement between all of the tricks and movements you will do when figure skating, so you want to do it well.