Q: A low hanging ponytail is a slightly more styled version of a classic look that you can easily pull off in less than 20 minutes. You'll need some Velcro rollers, bobby pins, a brush, and an elastic band. Separate your hair into 2 to 3 inch (5.1 to 7.6cm) sections. Secure these sections with Velcro rollers, rolling the hair from the bottom of the lock to the root. If your hair is wet, allow your hair to air dry with the rollers in place. Once your hair is dry, remove your hair from the rollers and brush out your hair. From here, lift your hair up at the roots. Use a brush or comb to lightly tease the end strands of your hair, volumizing it slightly and calling attention to your natural waves. Pull your hair into a low, loose ponytail. The hair should hang slightly taut with this look. Leave a small 2 inch (5.1cm) section out of the ponytail. Secure your ponytail with an elastic band. Take the 2 inch (5.1cm) section of hair. Wrap it around the ponytail, concealing the elastic band. Secure with a bobby pin. A half updo can work great for curly hair. As curly hair is often thick, it can be hard to pull all of it into an updo without straightening, which can take a long time. Instead, try to do a partial updo. All you need is a curling iron and some bobby pins. Tease your hair with a fine-toothed comb if you want to add volume. Then, pull the front sections of your hair back. Twist the hair slightly and secure with a bobby pins. If your hair is too unruly for bobby pins, try using a small elastic band. Allow excess curls to hang down. Try using a curling iron to make your natural curls more apparent, teasing them slightly. This will allow your natural curls to shine, while giving you a fun and casual look. A bandana or a scarf is a great accessory for curly hair that can be put in place quickly. After washing and brushing your hair as you normally would, take a scarf or bandana. Wrap the scarf or bandana around your head, so it circles around your forehead and the back of your head. Twist a small strand of hair. Then, loop this strand around the bandana and scarf.
A: Use Velcro rollers and bobby pins for a low-hanging ponytail. Use a curling iron and bobby pins for a half updo. Roll your hair in a bandana or scarf for a casual look.

Q: It's the red "O" icon, and you'll usually find it in the app drawer. It's the Opera logo at the bottom-right corner of the browser. This opens a menu. If you're using a larger screen, you may have to tap (the "hamburger" menu) at the top-left corner instead. It's at the bottom of the menu. The switch will turn blue, which means you can now browse privately through a VPN when using a private window. If you want VPN to work for all windows, continue with this method. To open a private browser window to use with VPN, return to the main Opera screen, tap the square with the number of tabs inside, tap the three-dot menu, and then tap New private tab. Opera will only use your VPN in private browsing mode by default. If you want to change when VPN is used, here's what you'll do: Tap VPN to the left of the slider. Remove the checkmark from "Use VPN for private tabs only" if you'd like VPN to be on all the time. Opera disables VPN by default when you visit search engines like Google and Bing. This is because VPNs make your web traffic seem like it's coming from another location (often another country), which skews your results. If you want to stay on the VPN while searching, slide the "Bypass VPN for search" switch to the Off (gray) position.
A: Open Opera on your Android. Tap the red "O" icon. Tap Settings on the menu. Slide the "VPN" switch to the On position. Adjust your VPN settings.

Q: Do they all live in one specific place, or do they live all around your world? If there is one place where your race lives, it can help if you draw a map of the race's territory. Have they been here for ages, or did they migrate?
A: Pick where you want your race to be located on your world.

Q: this works with any shape you can think of like: a square, triangle, pentagon, octagon,hexagon or a decagon. A hexagon is used here. In fact, if you are in a computer drawing program just copy and paste your first shape right next to it.
A:
Draw a polygon: Draw an overlapping polygon, roughly the same size and shape. Connect all the corners of the first shape to the congruent corner of the other shape.