Write an article based on this "Start or load a game in Creative mode. Start off flying or levitating. Stop flying by double-tapping the jump key again. Don't worry about fall damage."
article: Flying is only possible in Minecraft's Creative mode. There is no way to fly in survival mode. Some third-party mods may allow you to fly outside of Creative mode. The controls used for these mods will vary, so if you're using a mod, consult your mod's website for more information. To stop flying, first you need to be flying to begin with. When you're on the ground, you can start flying at any time by double-tapping the jump key. On the computer version of Minecraft, this will be the space bar by default. Other versions of the game have different controls. A few examples are as follows: Minecraft PE: On-screen square jump button Minecraft for Xbox 360/One: A button Minecraft for Playstation 3/4: X button You should immediately start falling downward as if you had walked off a ledge. When you hit the ground, you will be walking normally again. Whenever you wish, you can double-jump to start flying once more. Flying is only possible in the game's Creative mode. In this mode, the player is invincible to all damage (including fall damage). While a fall from a great height would normally kill the player unless it was into water, you don't have to worry about this in Creative mode, so feel free to stop flying even when you're nowhere near the ground.

Write an article based on this "Come clean. Expect an emotional reaction from the other person, especially if what you did was very bad. Don't make it worse by trying to avoid consequences. Apologize. Forgive yourself"
article: If you are the one who betrayed someone else, you need to come clean. In interpersonal relationships, it's especially important to tell the truth when you would benefit from a lie. If you have betrayed someone, coming clean at your own expense tells the other person that their well-being is more important than your own. Denial will only make the other party's distrust run deeper, especially if the truth is already clear. Admit all of your mistakes. Even if there are parts that you can keep hidden without getting caught, you should still reveal them to the other person. Only in admitting all your mistakes can you be forgiven for all of them. Admitting that you betrayed someone is not going to make things easier immediately. On the contrary, you can expect an emotional outburstyelling, crying, and so onfrom the other person when they hear you admit your betrayal. Remember, the best way to move on is by putting it all into the open. Instead of trying to manage their reaction, try just staying with them while they let it out. Attempts to downplay or cover up the situation are likely to upset the other person even more. Remember that you can't control the other person's reaction, but you can control how straightforward and empathetic you are. Waiting too long: Waiting a long time to come clean can upset them, since in addition to doing something wrong you chose to hide it from them. Tell the truth as soon as you can. Minimizing: Saying things like "it's not a big deal" or "you just misunderstood" will only upset the other person more, because they'll think you don't care about their feelings. Excuses: Saying things like "I shouldn't have done that, but you have to understand..." will make it seem like you aren't taking your offense seriously. You can offer an explanation, but don't use it to pretend it wasn't your fault. Don't try to justify your actions. This one should be obvious, but unfortunately, sometimes it gets overlooked. How you approach saying your apology will influence whether or not the apology is accepted and you both can move on. The best way to accept responsibility is by recognizing the other person's hurt, saying what you should have done instead, and doing that behavior in the future. Let the person you betrayed know why you are apologizing. If they know that you are apologizing out of guilt and shame, they are more likely to forgive you. If they think that you are apologizing out of pity, they are less likely to forgive you. Pity, unlike guilt and shame, does not show an element of personal responsibility of the offender. Pity also implies that the offender is superior to the offended. . When you violate someone's trust, you may feel so regretful that you have a hard time forgiving yourself for the violation. While a repentant heart is an essential part of making up with the person you betrayed, you also need to accept and learn to forgive yourself after you put the effort into making amends. Remember that no one is perfect. Whether your error in judgment was minor or major, it goes to show that you are only human. Accept your failure, and try to push forward into the future. By clinging to thoughts of past failure, you risk devaluing yourself. Once you begin to have such thoughts, it could zap your motivation for self-improvement.

Write an article based on this "Stop talking to yourself. Cover words you've already read. Understand eye movements. Train your eyes to make fewer movements. Set a pace faster than you can understand."
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Almost every reader "subvocalizes," or moves their throat as they imagine speaking the words. This may help the reader remember concepts, but it's also a major barrier to speed. Here are a few ways to keep this habit to a minimum: Chew gum or hum while you read. This occupies muscles used to subvocalize. If you move your lips as you read, hold a finger against them. When reading, your eyes often move back to earlier words. Most of the time, these are short movements that probably don't improve understanding. Use an index card to cover words right after you read them, training yourself not to overuse this habit. These "regressions" also happen when you've failed to understand something. If your eyes jump several words or lines back, that's a sign that you may need to slow down. While reading, your eyes move jerkily, stopping on some words and skipping others. You can only read while your eyes are stopped. If you learn to make fewer movements per line, you'll read a lot faster. But be careful research reveals limits to how much English readers can see at once: You can read eight letters to the right of your eye position, but only four to the left. This is roughly two or three words at a time. You notice letters 915 spaces to the right, but can't read them clearly. Normal readers don't process words on other lines. Training yourself to skip lines and still understand them would be very difficult. Your brain normally decides where to move your eyes based on how long or familiar the next words look. You can read faster if you train your eyes to move to specific places on the page instead. Try this exercise: Place an index card over a line of text. Write an X on the card, over the first word. Write another X on the same line. Place it three words further for good understanding, five words for easy texts, or seven words to skim the main points. Write more Xs at the same spacing, until you reach the end of the line. Read quickly as you move the index card down, trying to only focus your eyes just below each X. Many programs claim to increase your reading speed by training your reflexes first, then practicing until your brain can catch up. This has not been thoroughly studied. It certainly increases the speed you move through the text, but you may understand little or nothing. Try this if you want to aim for extreme speed reading, and you might understand more after a few days of practice. Here's how: Move a pencil along the text. Time this so you can say "one one thousand" at a calm pace and finish just as you reach the end of a line. Spend two minutes trying to read at the pace of the pencil. Even if you can't understand anything, stay focused on the text and keep your eyes moving for the entire two minutes. Rest for a minute, then go even faster. Spend three minutes trying to read at the pace of a pen that moves across two lines every time you say "one one thousand".