Article: To use this method, you need to know the length of the base, or you need to be provided with a line segment that represents the base. You also need to know the measurement of the two angles adjacent to the base. Remember that the two angles adjacent to the base of an isosceles triangle will be equal. For example, you might know that an isosceles triangle has a base measuring 9 cm, with two adjacent 45-degree angles. If you know the measurement of the base, use a ruler to draw it the appropriate length. Make sure to measure exactly, and to create a straight line. You can also draw the base by setting the compass to the same width as a provided line segment. Draw an endpoint. Make the other endpoint using the compass. Then use a straightedge to connect the two endpoints. Use a protractor to draw the angle on the left side of the base. The vector should pass a little more than halfway over the base, so that it will intersect with the other side of the triangle.
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Assess what you know. Draw the base. Draw the first angle.
Article: Playing with your budgie is a great way to bond with him and train him to respond to your direction. Maintain a consistent routine of play sessions, lasting no more than 15 minutes, several times a day. This will keep your budgie entertained and active, without tiring him out with long play sessions too often throughout the day. During your play sessions, it's important that you vary the toys you use. Try to change up your budgie's toys every two weeks, using toys with different functions, colors, and textures. Rather than splurge on new toys every two weeks, you can change the location of the toys in his cage. If possible, you should try to move his cage to different areas of your home so he is exposed to different noises and activity around him. This will keep him interested in his surroundings and prevent him from getting bored. Budgies love interactive games, and you should try to be as involved as possible with your budgie's play time. One simple way to do this is to play a game with a small mirror. You can play this game in your budgie's cage or outside of your budgie's cage. Hold the mirror a few inches in front of your budgie. He will then likely run towards his reflection. When he moves closer to the mirror, move it in a different direction so your budgie chases it. Do this several times, letting your budgie chase the mirror each time. Reward him at the end of the game with a small treat. Play this game in an unfamiliar area of your home or an unfamiliar room, like a basement or a bedroom. Place your bird on the floor at one end of the room and then step back. Tell your budgie, "Find me!" Move several more yards away from your budgie and peek around corners or behind furniture so your bird can see you. Hide a far enough distance away so your bird will have to do a fair amount of walking to find you. If your budgie does not seem to be able to find you, call out his name to give him a clue. If your budgie is very bonded to you, he will seek you out to avoid being left alone in an unfamiliar place. When your budgie finds you, tell him "Good job!" and give him a treat. You will need to play this game with two people on carpeted stairs. One person should stand at the top of the stairs with the budgie and the other person should stand at the bottom of the stairs. The person at the top of the stairs should place the budgie on the top stair and encourage the bird to move downward. The person at the bottom of the stairs should call the budgie's name and say, "Climb down!" Your budgie should start to climb down the stairs, flapping his wings as he hops down. Once he reaches the bottom, tell your budgie "Good job!" and give him a treat. This is a more advanced game that you can play with your budgie if you are going for a very active play session. Use a small, soft ball or a lightweight toy and throw it at your budgie as you say "Catch it!" Your bird may then pick up the object with his beak. Reward this action with "Good bird!" and a treat. You can then try to teach your bird to bring the object back to you once he catches it. Command him to "come" when he has the object in his mouth and motion towards you. Once he comes back to you, reward him with a "Good job!" and give him a treat. You can interact and play with your budgie during his daily flying session. Let him play on his play gym or his play swing. Use a toy to play fetch or to get him to interact with you. Make the flying sessions the same time every day so your budgie gets into a routine. Over time, he should fly back into his cage at the end of the session on his own.
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Have 10-15 minute play sessions, two to three times a day. Use different toys every week. Try the mirror game. Have a game of hide and go seek. Play the staircase game. Play "fetch and retrieve". Let him out to for a flying session at the same time every day.
Article: Make sure your fingers are pointing inward, and facing each other. While you move your fingers from the middle of your forehead toward your temples, apply pressure to smooth out the skin on your forehead. Imagine you are sweeping away your forehead wrinkles. Don't be afraid to apply firm pressure. You want to feel some resistance from the skin while you perform this exercise. Now that you've completed one repetition, briefly rest your facial muscles. Instead of resorting to botox, repeat this exercise ten times every day to reduce horizontal forehead lines. This is a good recovery exercise for the end of your workout. Combine this exercise with some of the others discussed in this article to more effectively reduce forehead wrinkles.
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Rest your hands gently on your forehead. Swipe your fingers outward across your forehead. Relax your facial muscles. Repeat ten times daily. Use with other exercises.