Article: Your mouth should be slightly open with roughly a centimeter between your upper and lower teeth. Your tongue should almost touch the roof of your mouth. Don't worry if it brushes it occasionally, just get comfortable with the position. Sing and hold a note, just one note, with your tongue in place. You will be playing with this note to create your overtones. Sing from your chest, getting as deep as you can. Think of saying "oo," (like the sound in the word "cool") with the deepest voice you can. Keeping the tip of your tongue on the roof of your mouth. Think of it as shifting between an "R" and an "L" sound with your tongue. Think of moving your mouth from an "E" sound to a "U" sound ("as if saying "see you" without the "s"). This changes the shape of your lips and the "resonance" of your mouth (how sound bounces around inside). Do this slowly. Everyone's mouth is a little different and there is no perfect formula for tongue position, mouth opening, or volume. Start with your basic "oooo" note, and then: Place your tongue near the roof of your mouth in a "r" position. Move your lips slowly between the "E" and "U" vowel sounds. Slowly curl your tongue back and away from the your lips. When you hear your overtones, stop moving your mouth and hold the tone.
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Relax your jaw and lips. Make an "R" or "L" sound with the tip of your tongue. Sing a comfortably low "base" note. Move the body of your tongue back and forth. Slowly change the shape of your lips to adjust the sound. Bring it all together to throat sing.

Problem: Article: All types and genres of magazines can be published online, from international news magazines to small literary reviews. Before you create any online content, you need to nail down a specific plan for your magazine. Ask yourself: What topics and type of content will your magazine focus on? How large of a staff will your magazine have? Will you hire copywriters or freelance writers, or will you serve as the magazine's editor and review submitted work? A polite email to the editor of a small magazineespecially if it's similar to your planned magazinecould result in an informative conversation which will help you establish your magazine. Look around onlinethrough Google and Facebookto find similar magazines and contact them. Ask specific questions, such as: "How many staff members do you employ?" "How did you market your magazine to attract new readers/subscribers?" "How long did it take you to start the magazine?" "What are some common mistakes that I can avoid when starting my online magazine?" Determine how much money you will need to start and maintain your magazine. Also consider how your magazine will generate financial income. Keep in mind that many online magazines can be started and initially maintained for free, even if they subsequently need a small budget. When forecasting your magazine, consider your rate of return, note the current economy, and allocate money for advertising. Eventually, you may need to establish a magazine-dedicated savings account for any unforeseeable events. In determining your staff budgetary needs, consider freelance writers, interns, and volunteers. However, it is unlikely that you will have all (or any) of these positions filled upon the launch of your magazine. Sit down and formulate a strategy to publish the magazine. Eventually, you may want the magazine to generate an income. Your business plan should include financial goals for the magazine, and include how you plan to fund various expenses. For example, the magazine's mission, the type of content and how you plan to get and keep subscribers. In developing your marketing strategy, note your target audience, how often the magazine will be published, and research the competition. Once the magazine is up and running, use social network sites to promote your online magazine and specific articles. If your magazine will not have financial income through online subscriptions or generate income by charging for submissions, it may need to sell advertising space on the website. Ask business in your area if they have advertised in the past, which parts of the experience were successful, and which parts failed. Explain how advertising on your magazine's webpage will benefit the business (more customers, etc.), and invite them to buy advertising space. Also reach out to online-only businesses, as these depend on website-based advertising.
Summary: Decide what kind of magazine you want to publish. Reach out to established magazines for advice. Establish a budget. Create a business plan. Reach out to local businesses about advertising.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Often several seedlings are started in the same place to make germination more likely. Leave only 1 seedling in each cell or punnet to give it the best chance of survival. Read the seed packet to find the spacing for thinning out your particular plant. Follow the recommended guidelines so that the remaining seedlings have the best chance to grow. If the spacing is too small you may need to thin out the seedlings again later. The recommended spacing varies between plants. For example, for beans it's 4in (10cm) and for corn it's 11.5ft (3046cm). Grasp firmly where the shoots meet the soil. Gently pull the seedling upwards to pull out the roots. Leafy seedlings are easy to remove with your hands. Press your fingers on the soil around each desired seedling when you remove the neighbors if you are worried about disturbing the roots. Discard the seedlings when you are done. Alternatively, you can wash the microgreens and use them in a salad! Use a small pair of scissors to cut the shoots off the seedlings you aren't keeping. Do this for vegetables like beetroot, carrot, parsnip, and potato. This is because pulling up root vegetables can easily disturb neighboring plants. You can thin out any seedlings with scissors if you are worried about damaging the roots of the desired plants. However, it takes longer than simply pulling up the roots. Water the seedlings lightly after thinning them out using a watering case or a hose with a fine-spray nozzle. Keep the seedlings well-watered to help them grow into healthy adults!

SUMMARY: Aim for 1 seedling per section if they were started in cells or punnets. Learn the recommended spacing for seedlings that share a plot. Pull up leafy seedlings from the ground. Cut the seedlings at soil level to thin root vegetables. Water the remaining seedlings to settle the soil.

You should be able to see the gum.
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Fold the garment or fabric so that the gum faces outwards.