Problem: Article: Use the vertical bars on each edge of the selection to adjust what words are selected. If you can't see the "Speak" button, tap the arrow at the right edge of the pop-up menu to reveal it. Beyond reading words, your device can also describe emoji. Simply highlight the emoji you want to be read out loud and tap "Speak".
Summary: Press and hold on the text you want to be read aloud. Tap the "Speak" button in the pop-up menu. (Optional) Select an emoji to have your device say its description.

Problem: Article: Make sure that the liners are mini muffin liners and not candy cup linerscandy cup liners will be too small. If you have 2 mini cupcake pans, fill both with mini muffin liners, as you'll most likely be able to make 48 mini cupcakes. 1 mini cupcake pan makes 24 mini cupcakes. If you only have 1 mini cupcake pan, you can bake the cupcakes in batches. You can find mini cupcake pans at a big box store, home goods store, or online. A cookie scoop works well because you can easily pour it into each liner. If you don't have a cookie scoop, you can just use a tablespoon or small spoon. Dip the cookie scoop or spoon into the batter to start pouring. You can also pour the batter into a sealable plastic bag and snip off a bottom edge of the bag, creating a unique piping bag that you can squeeze the batter from easily. Scoop batter into each liner, going slowly around the entire pan until you've done all 24. You may need to experiment with how much batter you scoop up each timeit's better to fill the liners with too little batter than too much at once, as you can always add more. Filling the liners all the way to the top will cause them to overflow when baked. Check on the mini cupcakes after 9 or 10 minutes, sticking a toothpick into the center of one. If the toothpick comes out clean, they're done! If batter shows up on the toothpick, leave them in for about 5 more minutes. The edges of the cupcakes will turn golden when they're done. Keep a close eye on the cupcakes as they're bakingmini cupcakes tend to cook very quickly, and you don't want them to burn.
Summary: Line a mini cupcake pan (or silicone baking cups) with mini muffin liners. Use a cookie scoop or measuring tablespoon to distribute the batter. Fill of each liner with batter. Bake the mini cupcakes at 350F (177C) for roughly 15 minutes.

Problem: Article: These signs are a dead giveaway that you have a termite infestation. Termites are similar in appearance to winged ants. Unlike ants however, termites shed their wings after swarming. Termites will leave worm-like mud tunnels that are visible on the surface of walls within your house. These tunnels are used to protect worker termites. To determine if it's an ant or a termite, look at its antennae. If they are bent, this is a sign you have flying ants. If they are straight then they are termites. Note that subterranean termites don't leave droppings behind, as they use them to construct tunnels. Drywood termites build their homes in dry wood, much like their name suggests, while subterranean termites live in the ground. Look for sawdust-like material around any holes or cracks around your home. The sawdust-like matter is known as frass, which is a form of termite excrement. Probe the small holes with a pin or other thin object to see if you can locate an exit hole for the termites. Subterranean termites may try to make their home beneath yours. Check the inside and outside of your foundation, crawl space, and support piers for termites or damage. Termites are capable of breaking down cellulose in wood which creates a digestible food source for them. Sometimes this can include entire walls. Solid walls should make a thud noise and sound like there is something behind it. If your walls make a hollow or echoey sound when you knock on them, there's a good chance your walls are hollow and you have termites.
Summary: Look for dead termites, termite wings, or termite droppings. Examine wood in your house for small holes or sawdust-like matter. Inspect your foundation and crawl space. Knock on non-hollow walls to see if they've been hollowed by the termites.

Problem: Article: There are 88 keys on a piano. White piano keys are called naturals because they make a natural note when pressed. Black piano keys are called accidentals because they make a sharp or flat note when pressed. There are 7 naturals on the keyboard: C-D-E-F-G-A-B There are 5 accidentals per octave and they can either be sharp or flat. Learn the names of the left-hand and right-hand staff: bass clef and treble clef Since you don't have a teacher, let instructional books be your guide. There are many books available in both specialty music stores and regular book stores that will take you through a step-by-step process of learning how to read music, play basic scales, chord progressions and then simple songs. Utilize multimedia tools such as DVDs. YouTube videos also are a valuable source. If you are a visual learner, these tools will suit you well because you can see the music being played correctly. You will need to learn where the notes are located on the piano, what they sound like and how the note is written on the staff. To do that, you can make flash cards to identify the notes on the staff. You can purchase stickers to place on your piano to help you learn the placement of the notes. You also can purchase books that help beginners learn how to read notes. Familiarize yourself with common chords. Start with the chords in majors. Then follow with the minors. Use the instructional books to help you learn how to play the notes. Playing the notes with the correct fingers is just as important as learning where the notes are located. If you don't practice using the correct method, then you'll have trouble playing up and down the scales. Playing scales helps you familiarize yourself with the notes and the sound of them. If you are learning how to sight read, playing music while you sight read helps you learn where the notes are located and what they look like on the staff. Play the scales for each hand one at a time. Then play them together. Using your instructional books, go through the lessons. They will teach you to play easy songs as well as mastering finger placement. Practicing with easy songs also helps you to memorize where the notes are located, which improves your sight reading abilities. Start with C major. Then, work your way through the minor keys, so that you can familiarize yourself with them. When you're practicing a piece of music, try to play the melody and bass lines for each hand separately at first. Once your playing of each improves, then practice playing them together. Learning to play the piano requires a lot of practice. Play with sheet music to get better at sight reading, fingering and playing. Plan on practicing about 3 to 4 times a week for about a half hour. Don't move on to the next lesson until you've mastered the previous lesson.
Summary:
Learn some basic piano knowledge. Use instructional books. Study the notes. Learn finger placement. Practice playing scales. Learn some easy songs. Practice, practice, practice.