Q: To prevent any fires while using your gas stove, roll up your shirt sleeves above the elbow and tie back long hair with a rubber band. If you have any jewelry on, remove it before starting the stove. If you're wearing footwear, make sure it is nonslip to prevent cooking accidents. Most gas stoves are equipped with a dial that lights the burner. You can usually adjust the heat to low, medium, and high depending on what you're using the stove for. Twist the dial and wait for the burner to light, then adjust it to your desired heat setting. In some cases, the fire may not light right away. This is common in old stoves and is nothing to worry abouttry turning the stove dial on again until the burner lights. If your burner is clogged with food residue, it may not light automatically. Clean the burner and the igniter with a stiff toothbrush (without water or cleaning solutions) to remove any grease or crumbs. Use a needle to get food out of hard-to-reach places, like the burner holes. Call a home repairman if cleaning your burner does not seem to help. Your igniter may be broken and need replacement. If your gas stove igniter is broken, most gas stoves can be lit with a match or lighter. Turn the gas dial to medium, then ignite your match or lighter. Hold the match or lighter close to the center of the burner, then wait 3-5 seconds until the burner ignites. Remove your hand quickly to prevent getting burned. For the safest option, use a long-handled lighter. Long-handled lighters can be found at most craft or hardware stores. If you have never lit a gas stove before or seen someone else do it, you may not want to do it on your own. Lighting a gas stove manually can be dangerous if you have never done it before.
A: Do a body safety check before turning on your gas stove. Turn the stove dial on to light the stove. Try cleaning your burner holes and igniter if it does not light immediately. Light the gas stove manually as an alternative.

Q: Without meaning, the text will be just that, random text that means nothing. Read about one paragraph or section. Then try to see if you can add movement to it.
A: Read through your piece several times, be it a speech, monologue, or simply just a little saying, as this can help you to get a clue of what the speech/monologue is about. Find the meaning in your text. Little by little. Repeat step 3 a few times before moving on. Once you are sure you can remember something from the paragraph, try saying it with the movement, but without the text itself - to test your memory. Keep doing these steps for each little paragraph or section or the text, and you will eventually remember each line, and movement, as if it were second nature.

Q: Include features and what you want the player to accomplish. It's good to have a basic outline of what you want to do with your game written out so that you can refer to it while you work on it. See this guide for more details on writing a game design document. Draw a basic layout of what you want the screens to look like. These don't have to be very detailed, but you should at least have an idea about where the various elements will be placed on the screen. These will be incredibly useful later when you start building the interface for your game. Traditionally, you would need to learn how to code in ActionScript 3 in order to create Flash games. While you can still do that, there are programs available that can make game creation much easier to learn that require no coding experience. Some of the most popular options for making games include: Stencyl - This is a newer tool that allows you to build games using objects and logic scripts. These games can then be converted into Flash projects and uploaded to any website that supports Flash games. Construct 2 - As Flash gets older, it has started to be replaced by other means of creating games. One of the newest ways to create an online game is to use HTML5. Normally this requires a lot of coding knowledge, but Construct 2 allows you to create games using objects and scripting, much like Stencyl. Flash Builder - This is the traditional method for creating Flash games. This requires a fair amount of ActionScript knowledge, but it is one of the easier languages to learn the basics of. Flash Builder costs money, but you can use the open-source FlashDevelop program to get most of the same functionality.
A: Write out a basic description. Draw some sketches. Choose a method for creating your game.

Q: You can either boil the water in the microwave or use a kettle on the stovetop. If you use the microwave, it'll take about 2-3 minutes, but check it before putting it into the pitcher to make sure it's hot enough to steep tea in. If the water is boiling or steaming, it is hot enough. If you want to use a temperature gauge, aim for about 180 to 200F (82 to 93C). The ice helps cool the tea down quickly, and it'll also double your recipe once it has melted. About 2-3 hours in the fridge should be long enough to cool it down, but go ahead and serve the tea over additional ice if it's still a little warm. Try subbing out half of the ice for frozen berries instead. You can keep leftover iced tea in the fridge for 4-5 days. Just make sure to cover the top with a lid or plastic wrap so bugs can't get into it.
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Boil 4 cups (950mL) of water and pour them into a heatproof pitcher. Add 4 cups (950mL) of ice and refrigerate the tea until it gets cool. Garnish a glass with 1-2 slices of lemon, pour the tea, and enjoy!