Q: Mouse control is likely to be easier than a track pad in controlling your movement. As you do so, the camera will point toward the direction in which you've moved. Continue to point your mouse in the direction you want to go, and you will move with it. The following are the default settings: To move forward, press the "w" key. To move backward, press the "s" key. To strafe, or move sideways, to the left, press the "a." To strafe to the right, the default key is "d." To jump, press the spacebar. Press the spacebar twice to enter Fly Mode. Use the directional default shortcuts (w,s,a,d) to move while in flight. You can also use this button to lose altitude while in flying in Creative Mode. Select "Controls" and then choose a different key for each direction or type of movement. This is not possible on the Raspberry Pi version.
A: Connect your mouse and keyboard to your computer before you open your existing Minecraft game. Move the mouse. Opt for keyboard shortcuts in place of mouse control. Enter Creative Mode to enable movement in flight. Press the Shift button on the left side of your keyboard to sneak while walking. Change your keyboard default settings through the Options menu.

Q: " A foot boundary symbol looks like this: |. Do the foot boundaries last. Go through the poem and place a foot boundary at the end of a repeating pattern of the same wands and cups, known as a "foot." In poetry, a "foot" is a group of syllables that make the same pattern in the poem. An easy way to do this is to count the wands, or "u" symbols in a line. For example, the line "This sunlight shames November where he grieves" has five "u" symbols (over "This," "light," "No," "ber," and "he"). You would place the foot boundary after "he" to note the foot boundary is five feet in the poem. Count the wands, or "/" symbols, in each line of the poem to determine the foot. The end of each foot should have a foot boundary. This will tell you the line length of the poem. For example, for the line "This sunlight shames November where he grieves," there are five "/" symbols (over "sun," "shames," "vem," "where," and "grieves"). This means it has five feet per each line, or ten feet for every two lines. You can determine the meter based on the feet length in the poem. For example, a poem with a ten foot length is called a pentameter. A poem with a two foot length is called a dimeter. Doing this will help you determine the pattern of syllables in the poem. Count all the stronger syllables in each foot of the poem. Notice if there is a pattern where there is a less stressed syllable and then a strongly stressed syllable in the poem. For example, a common meter in poetry is iambic pentameter. This means there are five stronger syllables, or wands, per a line and the syllable count is 10/10/10. The pattern is one less stressed syllable, followed by a strongly stressed syllable. Each line has a five syllable length, following a 10 syllable count for every two lines.
A: Mark each foot with a "foot boundary. Count the feet in the poem. Note how the foot is accented.

Q: If you're curing a large amount of bamboo, you need a storage area. Proper storage assures your bamboo will dry out in a healthy, safe fashion. Keep the culms away from direct soil as this prevents fungal or insect infestations. Make sure you do not dry culms in direct sunlight, as this can lead to quick changes in moisture that causes bamboo to crack and dry out. Try covering your bamboo with a tarp. Make sure culms have decent air ventilation. This can prevent damage while drying. When drying, bamboo is usually stacked either vertically or horizontally. There are pros and cons to each stacking option. The main upside to vertical stacking is that it lessens the chance of a fungal infection. However, a sturdier support system will be needed for vertical stacking to prevent poles from bending. Horizontal stacking works better for large stacks. You will need to stack bamboo on large platforms and place a thick, plastic sheet under stacks to prevent fungal infections. Keep on eye on the culms on the lower part of the platforms. They're susceptible to cracking. Regardless of whether you choose horizontal or vertical stacking, rotate poles every 15 days. This assures culms will dry in a uniform fashion. Bamboo should be dry in 6 to 12 weeks. Even when stored properly, bamboo polls are subject to some damage when drying. There are steps you can take to prevent damage. Bamboo sometimes splits when drying. You can prevent this by tying wires around the ends of bamboo polls. When bamboo finishes drying, it sometimes loses some of its glossy appearance. You can restore this by gently oiling and waxing the bamboo once the drying process is finished. While the above method is the most conventional method to cure bamboo, some people soak bamboo before letting it air dry. This may make fungus and mold slightly less likely depending on where you live. In this method, you soak the bamboo for 90 days and then set out to dry for 2 weeks in a sunny area. This method may not work well in areas subject to extreme heat.
A: Prepare a storage area. Decide between vertical or horizontal stacking. Take measures to prevent damage. Consider soaking the bamboo first.

Q: Itching, mild or more severe, can be an indication that you have an outer ear infection. You may itch inside your ear or along the outside. However, a slight itch doesn't automatically mean you have an outer ear infection. Any kind of drainage from the ear can indicate an ear infection. However, look for drainage with color--yellow or green. Also, if the drainage smells bad, that could also indicate an ear infection. If you have pain in your ear, it could indicate an ear infection. If you press on your ear and the pain worsens, that's even more likely to be an indicator of an ear infection. In severe cases, pain may begin spreading across your face, which means you need to get to a doctor immediately, as the infection is spreading. Look at your ear closely in a mirror. If you can see some redness, that may also indicate an ear infection. Hearing loss is a more advanced symptom of ear infections, so if you begin to notice your hearing going in an ear along with other symptoms, that is definitely a reason to see a doctor. At its most advanced stage, your ear canal will be blocked completely. If your ear or lymph nodes swell, that is a far progression of an ear infection. Another advanced symptom is a fever.
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Notice itching. Look for drainage. Pay attention to pain. Check for redness. Notice hearing loss. Look for the advanced symptoms.