Q: Often, during the process of making folds, you crease the page, make the wing length uneven, and so on. Unfold your plane and refold it again. If there's an extra crease on one side, add it to the other. That way, the wind will hit the plane the same way on both sides. You can also cut off uneven and excess bits of paper, but this is risky since you won't be able to go back. The aspect ratio of the wings affect flight. Long, wide wings are good for gliding but have to be thrown gently. Short, stubby wings are usually better because you can throw the plane faster and angle it more upwards. Refold the wings according to your needs. A standard airplane needs wings that point upwards. If your wings are flat or upside down, redo them. Wings angled upwards are called "dihedral" and give your plane stability. Lift the wings upwards so that the wing tips are above the rest of the plane. Fins are small folds you make on the wings. The paper doubles over itself when you do this. Take the edges of the wings and fold them downwards and over. This is the fin, and the fold should be parallel to the length of the plane. These fins can help stabilize and strengthen some planes. Fins are useful in more complicated designs. For standard dart planes, they should be avoided since they will slow the plane.
A: Make sure the wings are symmetrical. Make the wings shorter. Angle the wings. Add fins to complicated designs.

Article: Whether raw or cooked, frozen eggs are best thawed overnight in a cold place like the refrigerator, to avoid being exposed to bacteria. Any temperature above 39F (4C) carries significant risk of bacterial contamination for thawing food. You may speed up the thawing process safely by placing the container under cold running water. Never attempt to cook frozen eggs directly on a frying pan or in a dish. Do not leave frozen eggs to thaw at room temperature. Insufficiently cooking thawed eggs can carry risk of bacteria. The internal temperature of the thawed egg or the food it is mixed into should reach at least 160F (71C). Cook thoroughly at prolonged high temperatures if you do not have a food thermometer to check the exact temperature. If you have extra egg yolks, consider making a custard, ice cream, or scrambled eggs. Use up egg whites to make frosting, meringue, or white cake batter. Finally, hard boiled yolks can be crumbled on top of salads or used whole as a garnish. Use 3 tbsp (44 mL) thawed raw egg for each egg the recipe calls for. If the eggs were frozen separated, use 2 tbsp (30 mL) thawed raw egg white instead of the white of one egg, and 1 tbsp (15 mL) thawed raw egg yolk instead of one egg yolk. Egg sizes can vary greatly, so don't worry too much about the exact amount. If baking, you can adjust to a dry or wet dough by adding more wet or dry ingredients, respectively, to balance it out.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Thaw in the refrigerator overnight. Only use thawed eggs in well-cooked dishes. Get ideas for how to use separated yolks or whites. Learn how much egg to use.

Problem: Article: Over time, you may have lost sight of the reasons behind your major goals. You may be so busy or pressured that you have forgotten your personal reasons for doing your task. However, your reasons for doing a thing are the driving force behind your motivation. Ask yourself, "Why am I doing this? Is this helping me achieve my big goals and targets? Why do I want to achieve these goals and targets?" Knowing these reasons can help you feel motivated. Evaluating your reasons for doing something is also an effective way of taking stock of your priorities. Over time, your priorities may have changed so that your goal is less important. "Unimportant" tasks can be hard to get motivated about. Occasionally take some time to re-evaluate your major goals. Have your dreams changed? Do you still feel like you can accomplish them? What steps do you need to take to achieve those dreams? If, as an example, you dreaded going to work every day in a dark basement office without any windows, that feeling would make it hard for you to be motivated. A comfortable, pleasant work space, on the other hand, will keep you positive and motivated. Equipment that is too large, small, or old might cause discomfort or pain, especially with prolonged use. Choose equipment that fits you well, and follow the care instructions to know when replacement is necessary. Chronically dark places can lead to depressed moods. Try adding a few lamps to your work space or going on walks during lunch so you can get some sun. Set up pictures of your family, friends, favorite bands, and more. Personalizing your work space can make you more productive, which can give a serious boost to your motivation. This is one way that you can trick your brain into believing you can succeed. The more you believe you can succeed, the more motivated you'll be to achieve your goal. When you visualize: Imagine doing and completing your task as vividly as possible. Think about the smells, sights, and other sensations as you imagine each step from start to finish. When you're feeling especially unmotivated, you may want to get into the habit of starting out each day visualizing yourself accomplishing the major tasks of that day. This technique, called "gamification," helps make reaching goals or completing tasks challenging and fun. In gamification, you reward yourself for completing tasks and overcoming major challenges, just as you would in a video game. Try using a productivity gaming app, such as SuperBetter or HabitRPG, to help you feel like you are "levelling up" in the game of life.
Summary: Return your eyes to the prize. Invest in your work space. Visualize yourself completing your task. Approach your goals as if they were objectives in a game.

Q: Electric start engines should be tilted down so that the propeller is in the water. This will allow the fuel to readily flow into the engine during starting. Keeping the engine tilted down also keeps the propeller safely in the water while starting. On rare occasions, boats are equipped with fully electric outboard motors. These motors still have electric starters, and the starting procedure is the same as the procedure for a fuel driven motor with an electric start. Electric engines require the key to be in the ignition before important features, such as the gearshift, will operate. Insert the key into the ignition slot, and if necessary insert the kill switch, too. This should enable you to shift the engine to neutral An electric motor may have a manual gearshift that you can move to neutral. Alternatively, you may have to move the throttle to the neutral position. This will allow you to start the engine. You start most engines by turning the key to the "On" position. Some engines will have a start button that you must push. Once the engine starts, release the key or button.
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Tilt the engine down. Insert the key. Put the motor in neutral. Turn the key.