Icelandic grammar can be very difficult to grasp. Taking a standard course is the best way to provide yourself with a strong foundation in grammar. There are many online courses available where you can learn Icelandic. Some are free, while others charge fees. The University of Iceland offers a free online course that will take you all the way from being an absolute beginner to advanced studies in the language. Go to http://icelandiconline.is/index.html to sign up. You can access all of the lessons for free, or pay for a tutor and get instant feedback on your writing and speech. Because lyrics are typically repetitive by their very nature, music is a good way to drill words into your head. Iceland has produced many famous music acts, including Sigor Ros, Bjork, and Of Monsters and Men. While these acts all have English-language music, many of them also record in Icelandic. Iceland Music, the country's music rights society, streams Icelandic music in a variety of different genres at https://icelandmusic.is/playlists/. The playlists are also available on Spotify. With Icelandic newspapers, you can learn about the current events and news in Iceland and around the world while simultaneously practicing your Icelandic reading comprehension skills. Two major Icelandic newspapers available online are Bjarins Besta (http://www.bb.is/) and Visir (http://www.visir.is/). Like most languages, learning Icelandic from books or online courses alone likely won't give you a real feel for the language. With television, you can watch people having conversations. Icelandic television shows from Rikisutvarpi (RUV), the Icelandic National Broadcasting Service, stream online at http://www.ruv.is/upptokur. The largest number of native speakers of Icelandic live in the country itself. A trip there (if you can afford it) provides your best opportunity to become conversant in the language and get feedback on your grammar and pronunciation. Because Iceland is relatively isolated, Icelanders don't commonly encounter people trying to learn their language. They may become frustrated and simply start talking to you in English. You might remind them that you're trying to learn the language and don't want to fall back on English. You can also say "Afsaki, eg skil ekki ensku" (Sorry, I don't understand English).

Summary: Sign up for an online course to learn grammar. Listen to music in Icelandic to increase your vocabulary. Read Icelandic newspapers to learn about Icelandic culture. Watch Icelandic television shows to pick up native speech patterns. Take a trip to Iceland.

According to netball rules, you can only shoot when you're inside this portion of the court, which includes the line that marks the circle. Align your body with the netball post, with your feet and hips shoulder distance apart and facing forward. Proper balance is key to an accurate netball shot, so be sure that your weight is distributed evenly between both feet. Position it behind and under the ball, and use your fingertips to cradle it softly. For better control, ensure that the gap between your palm and the ball is minimal. Make sure that your fingers are relaxed as they hold the ball. If they're grasping too tight or are too straight, your shot may be off. Stabilizing it allows you to give the ball extra spin when you shoot. However, make sure that your second hand doesn't put too much pressure on the ball because it can throw off your shot. New or young netball players may want to use both hands to hold the ball in order to generate enough power to shoot, but keep in mind that it can actually increase the chance of shooting errors. While it's okay to start out shooting with two hands, practice using one hand. Using one hand to shoot and the other only to steady the ball ensures a more accurate shot. You want to hold the ball high for the most accurate shot, so your elbows are near your forehead and slightly flexed. Make sure that they're facing the netball post too. Imagine a cone above the net, like a witch's hat, and focus on the highest, most center point -- that's where you want to aim the ball. The best shots fall through without actually touching the ring, so you want to keep the ball as centered as possible. All of your focus should be on the hoop, so do your best to ignore distractions. It may help to line the edge of the ball up with the edge of the hoop before you take your shot.

Summary: Stand inside the shooting semicircle. Hold the netball with your dominant hand. Steady the ball with your other hand. Stretch your arms over your head. Have the goal net in your view.

While there, run the following command: g++ main.c -lglut -lGL -lGLEW -lGLU -o OpenGLExample This command will compile and link your OpenGL libraries. To do this, type the following: Enter ./OpenGLExample If you did everything right, a window will open. It will show a white square on a black background. The window will be titled "OpenGL - First window demo".

Summary: Enter the Sample-OpenGL-Programs directory. Run the program. Wait for a result.

Before applying makeup, gently wash your face with warm water. Gently rub in a fragrance-free water-based moisturizer. Apply a sunscreen or a moisturizer-sunscreen combination for protection against the sun. Sunscreen does not cause acne unless it contains harmful chemicals such as PABA and benzophenone. You can use brushes or sponges to apply your makeup if you would like to avoid touching your skin. Acne can be caused by bacteria on the hands, but sponges or brushes can also hold bacteria, so be sure wash them at least twice a week.
Summary: Clean and moisturize your skin. Prepare your brush or sponge. Finished.