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Start out on a level surface. Get into your dominant stance and practice pushing off. Put your front foot on the board, right behind the front bolts. Think of pushing off as taking a very slow step lift your (dominant) pushing foot, then shift your balance to your front foot, which is still on the board. Place your pushing foot down in front of your board foot and then push back at the ground. At first, try pushing off and lifting your back (dominant) foot into position at the back of the board. Stay there and ride out the skateboard until it stops on its own. How does your stance feel now? When you first start out, being on the board feels a little awkward no matter how you're standing on it. Once your stance is stable, you'll start feeling more comfortable. After practicing your stable stance like that for a few sessions, it should start feeling a little more natural. Once you feel stable after pushing off once, carefully start putting your back foot down when you run out of speed and then pushing off again. Work your way up to ten small pushes. When you feel you've mastered that, add a few longer pushes to gain a little speed. Make sure you are pushing smoothly and with confidence. You should now feel absolutely sure about whether you are a regular or goofy foot. Mongo foot is when you use the front foot as dominant and then push off with it while the back foot stays on the board. This is exactly the opposite of how it should be. Your front foot should stay on the board, and your back (dominant) foot should push off. Sometimes when people are first learning, it feels more comfortable to do it the opposite way. If you catch yourself being a mongo foot, try to break yourself of it before it becomes too habitual. Improper form aside, pushing mongo foot can hinder you in setting up tricks and make you less stable on your board.

summary: Practice a stable riding stance. Get comfortable with pushing off. Avoid being a mongo foot.

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Windows 7 allows you to use a USB thumb drive as a "RAM expansion" using a utility called ReadyBoost. This let's you repurpose old USB drives to help improve your computer's performance. Attach a USB flash drive or external hard drive to an available USB port on your computer. An "Autoplay" dialog box will appear on the screen as soon as your computer recognizes the device. Choose the "Speed up my system" option under "General Options" in the Autoplay dialog box. Click the ReadyBoost tab when the Properties dialog box appears. Select "Dedicate this device to ReadyBoost" if you want to apply all the available space on your extra storage device to your computer and use it as memory. Select "Use this device" and adjust the slider to designate the amount of memory you want to apply to ReadyBoost. This option is useful if you want to reserve space on your storage device. Click Apply then OK to save your settings. While ReadyBoost can give you a performance boost, physically upgrading your RAM will provide much greater benefits. The type of RAM you need depends on the type of hardware you have installed in your computer, so this will be a little more involved (and expensive) than using ReadyBoost. Click here for detailed instructions on installing new RAM. Solid state drives are a newer technology that use memory chips instead of spinning disks like a traditional drive. This can lead to massive boosts in performance for tasks that are hard disk dependent, such as booting up your computer. Solid state drives are still pricier than traditional drives, but prices are going down. Click here for detailed instructions on installing a solid state drive. If you play a lot of games, installing a new graphics card can take your games to a whole new level. A good graphics card can be pretty pricey, but the performance gains are often worth it if you take games seriously. Click here for detailed instructions on installing a new graphics card. The processor is the "brain" of your computer, and is one of the main factors involved when determining the speed at which things run. Upgrading your processor is one of the more complex upgrades you can perform, and it is also one of the most expensive. Click here for detailed instructions on installing a new processor.

summary: Use a spare USB drive to increase your available RAM. Upgrade your RAM. Install a solid state hard drive. Install a new graphics card. Upgrade your processor.

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You can open it in your internet browser at https://www.facebook.com or use a mobile app. You can create a new post from the top of your News Feed, or click any text field, such as a comment box. This will create the standard, red heart emoji when you post your text. This will open the available emoji library. If you're in a desktop browser, click the smiling face icon in the lower-right corner of the text box. If you're using the mobile app, tap the emoji icon at the bottom corner of your keyboard. This will add the selected heart icon to your post. You can also copy and paste a pre-typed heart, such as: Beating Heart: 💓 Broken Heart: 💔 Sparkling Heart: 💖 Growing Heart: 💗 Heart with Arrow: 💘 Blue Heart: 💙 Green Heart: 💚 Yellow Heart: 💛 Red Heart: ❤️ Purple Heart: 💜 Heart with Ribbon: 💝
summary: Open Facebook on your computer, phone or tablet. Click or tap the text field you want to edit. Type <3 into the text field. Click or tap the emoji icon. Find and select the heart emoji you want to type.