Write an article based on this "Cube the watermelon rind. Make the coating. Heat the oil in a wok or heavy-based skillet. Dip and roll each rind piece in the coating. Add the rind pieces. Use a slotted spoon to lift the fried rind pieces out. Serve."
article: Cubes of about 2.5cm/1 inch are perfect. Alternatively, some people like to make wedge-like shapes from the rind. This can be a more substantial treat. In a mixing bowl, mix together the cornmeal and flour. Add salt and pepper to taste. Fry for 8-10 minutes or until lightly browned. Stir and fry for a further 4-5 minutes until golden brown all over. Place on kitchen towel to drain. Although not as watery as the deep fried watermelon, the rind will still be hot, so eat with care. The fried rinds can also be served on a stick for a fairground feel.

Write an article based on this "Choose a Creative Mode world. Tap the jump button twice. Swipe up or down from the jump button."
article: You can only fly in Creative Mode. You choose the game mode when you create the world, and there is no built-in way to change it. You can search your app store for a mod that allows you to change game modes. However, most of these do not work for Minecraft PE versions 0.9 and later. If you do download a mod, be aware that it is not officially supported and could cause issues with your game. If you are in Creative Mode, you should start flying. On some versions, the jump symbol will change to a pair of wings. Hold the jump button and swipe your finger up to fly higher, or down to sink lower. You can also move using the usual controls. You can also drop down by double-tapping the center jump button. If you are playing on the Xperia Play gamepad, hold jump while pressing up or down.

Write an article based on this "Use a washcloth or paper towel. Find a twig. Make do with your finger."
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A rough washcloth will do a better job of cleaning, but a paper towel will do if a washcloth is not available. Wrap the washcloth or paper towel around your index finger, dampen it, and add toothpaste if you have some. Brush your teeth as if using a toothbrush: begin at the gums and work down, cleaning each individual tooth with a circular motion. Don't forget to brush your tongue. Rinse your mouth thoroughly when done, swishing back and forth. Before there were toothbrushes, most people brushed their teeth with twigs. In many parts of the world, they still do, using twigs from oak, arak, or neem trees. Research shows that twigs from the arak tree contain natural fluoride and antimicrobial agents, and brushing with them is as or more effective as brushing with a toothbrush and toothpaste. Pick a young, flexible branch about 6 to 8 inches long (15 to 20 cm). You want one without real bark, only a thin skin. Peel the skin off and chew on one end of the stick until the fibers separate, turning the end into a little brush. Use it to brush your teeth. You can also use a toothpick to clean between teeth, but use caution so as not to hurt your gums and make them bleed. If no paper towels, washcloths, or twigs are at hand, you can always use your finger. Be sure to wash your hands very well first, then use your index finger as you would a toothbrush: begin at the gums and work down for the upper arch and work up for the lower arch, cleaning each individual tooth with a circular motion. Be sure to rinse your finger before moving from your top to bottom teeth, and from the front to the back of your teeth. Rinse your mouth thoroughly when done, swishing back and forth and from one cheek to another for at least 30 seconds.