Problem: Article: Photos taken at this angle generally make their subjects look slimmer. Lift the camera so that it's about a foot taller than eye level. Look at the camera and take a practice photo. Raise and lower the camera while taking practice photos to find your perfect angle. Men should push their chins out while taking photos from an overhead angle. This will make the jaw appear stronger. Keep your chin down and turn your face slightly to the left or right. Find a spot that has light coming in from behind you. The light will filter around you and give you a soft glow. If you're wearing dark clothing, pose against a light background for a slimming effect. If you're wearing light clothing, pose against a slightly darker or lighter background. If the background is too dark, it will make you appear bulky. Find natural sources of light. Avoid fluorescent lights at all costs. If you're posting the selfies on the internet don't use the same location for every selfie. Keep it interesting! Once you've taken a selfie you like, crop anything unwanted out of the picture. For example, if you like the way your face looks but you feel like your arm looks bulky, crop your arm out. Similarly, if you took your selfie in a bathroom, make sure you crop out the toilet or any beauty product clutter on the sink. Download a selfie app to help you crop photos more easily. These apps will also include filters that you can use on your selfie before you post them. If you run out of ideas for selfie locations look at popular selfie posters on Instagram or Twitter for inspiration.
Summary: Take an overhead photo. Choose a good selfie location. Crop your selfie.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: MLA style discourages the use of footnotes generally. However, footnotes are allowed when you want to point your readers to other publications where a topic is discussed more thoroughly. For example, there may be a basic concept that is beyond the scope of your paper, but important for your readers to understand. You could add a footnote that says "For an explanation of the theory of relativity, see generally" followed by a source or list of sources. Typically, these types of footnotes provide your reader with information on something that is tangential to your paper but could be important to help your readers understand the topic as a whole or place your paper in context. Tangential or parenthetical comments can interrupt your main text and potentially confuse readers. If you want to make a side comment about something, put it out of the way in a footnote so it doesn't distract readers from the point of your paper. Some style guides, such as MLA and APA, instruct that parenthetical statements should be included in the main text of your paper, rather than in footnotes. Sometimes you need to provide additional information so that your readers will understand exactly what a source means. You might also need to explain the significance of something mentioned in your source that isn't common knowledge. These types of footnotes frequently accompany a quote from a source and may include a citation to the source. For example, if you quoted a source that discussed wikiHow, and you wanted to clarify, you might add a footnote that says "wikiHow examples are used to clarify text in situations where it would be helpful to have a visual cue. Reginald Daily, Timeless wikiHow Examples: Through the Ages (Minneapolis: St. Olaf Press, 2010), 115." Sometimes a source may include a quote that you find particularly compelling, but that you just can't fit into your main text. There might also be information in your text that you want to make a comment about that is beyond the scope of your paper. For example, suppose you are writing a paper about the use of wikiHow articles as sources, and you include a study finding that wikiHow articles are more accurate than articles on major news sites about similar topics. You might add a footnote that says "Despite this fact, the vast majority of professors at public universities in the US do not accept wikiHow articles as sources for research papers." You can also use footnotes to make a witty remark, which can add humor and lightheartedness to your paper. However, these types of footnotes should be used extremely rarely, and only when appropriate to the subject matter.

SUMMARY: Include bibliographic notes in MLA papers. Use footnotes for asides that would ruin the flow of your writing. Provide working definitions, explanations, or clarifications. Offer quotes or additional commentary to give your paper depth.

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<\/p><\/div>"} The first command refreshes the list of packages available. Type sudo apt-get update. Enter your password if prompted. In order to install snaps, you need to install the "Snap Daemon" which manages the installation & upgrades of snaps. In Ubuntu 14.04 it needs installing manually. In later releases of Ubuntu (from 16.04 onwards) it's already installed. Type sudo apt-get install snapd. Enter your password if prompted. Press "Y" when asked if you want to continue. Finally, in the terminal, type sudo snap install minecraft which will install the Minecraft snap. Once finished, close the terminal window. Click the Ubuntu button (or press the 'Super/Windows' key on the keyboard) and search for Minecraft. Click the familiar Minecraft icon when found.
Summary:
Open Terminal: Update the package list. Install snapd. Install Minecraft. Launch Minecraft.