Article: It's either this, or lick the spoon gently. Don't drench it! It can basically be placed anywhere on your nose, as long as it is on the ledge of it. Your spoon is balanced perfectly on your nose (if you did it right)!
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Breathe on the spoon, creating a "Huh" noise. Immediately after breathing on or licking the spoon, place it on your nose so that it is up high, but not too high. There you have it! Finished.
Article: This will add a Credits card to the end of your project. The credits card doesn't have to stay at the end of the project. You can click and drag it to move it to another location. Like the Title cards, it can be before, after, or in between clips. You can add all of the names for your credits sequence to the same text box and it will automatically scroll through all of them. You can only have one text box for the credits sequence, so just add each name and title to a new line. If your credits sequence is long, it will scroll very quickly to get through the entire text in the default 7 seconds. If you want the credits to scroll slower, increase the text duration value. The text duration cannot exceed the duration of the credits card itself. This will open the editing tools for the card itself. This will set how long the credits card will appear for. Use this to extend the credits if you have a lot of names to get through.
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Click the Home tab. Click the Credits button. Type in the names for your credits. Adjust the Text duration value. Double-click the credits card. Adjust the Text Duration value.
Article: Nail polish dries due evaporation of the solvents it contains. Applying the second coat effectively softens these same solvents. This allows the polish to return to a liquid state and be wiped away. The best type of polish for this method is thin and slow to dry. A clear top coat would work, as they tend to dry slowly. Avoid quick dry nail polishes or sprays or drops that cause nails to dry faster. Some blogs suggest that darker colors than the polish you're removing often have the best effects. That said, the rate at which a polish dries is the most important factor. It should be slow.
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Select another nail polish that will not dry too quickly.