Article: Before you start painting, it's best to decide how you want your stripes to look. For example, do you want them to be vertical or horizontal? You can also decide on their thickness, number, and shape. The thinner your stripes, the more of them you will be able to put on the wall. To get the cleanest and most accurate lines, draw a graph to plot out your design before your start. Using a ruler and a pencil, draw a straight vertical line down the center of the sheet of paper. Then, draw two additional vertical lines on either side of the first line. Each line should be halfway from the middle line to the outer edge of the paper. You should now have three equidistant vertical lines going down the sheet of paper. Using the ruler, draw a horizontal line in the middle of the sheet of paper. Then draw two additional horizontal lines above and below it to create 16 equal-sized squares on your sheet of paper. You will use these as points of reference for your stripes. Starting on the square at the upper left-hand corner of the page, draw a diagonal line from the upper left-hand corner of the square to the lower right-hand corner of the square. Repeat this on each of the three squares directly below it. Then, move onto the next column and draw a diagonal line from the upper right-hand corner to the lower left-hand corner. Continue alternating directions and columns until you have completed filling in the remaining squares. You will then have the outline for your chevron stripes.
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Plan out your chevron pattern. Draw a grid on a blank sheet of paper. Do the same thing with horizontal lines. Begin creating an outline for the stripes.
Article: Put your dominant hand on the top of the stick and your non-dominant hand about halfway down the shaft or a foot below your dominant hand. This will help give you proper control and power. The position of your fingers on the stick is not as important. Choose what is comfortable for you. Some people find that having you pinky hanging off the edge helps to increase movement and rotation on the dominant hand's wrist. Your knees should be bent in an athletic stance and your body should be positioned at a 45 degree angle in relation to the net or wherever you are shooting. It is important to be at the correct angle to the net so that the puck will be shot in the right direction. For the wrist shot, the puck should be positioned at your back foot. This will allow you to have more leverage and thus more power. Do not put the puck so far back that it is uncomfortable. Try to get the puck as close to your back foot while still being in a comfortable position. Again, this will help you get more power in your shot and be a more stable shooter. Next rotate your wrists slightly so that the blade angles outward. Only raise the stick so that it makes at most a 10 degree angle to the ground. The blade should rotate at most 45 degree angles backward. Sweep the puck forward while transferring your weight toward your front foot and rotating your body forward. Your hips and shoulders should turn toward your target. The rotation should be a quick turn but not so quick that it hurts your back or makes your shot unstable. As the stick blade crosses your body, transfer body weight on your stick while pushing forward with your dominant hand and pulling backward with your non-dominant hand. Your non-dominant hand should across and behind your hip when pulled backwards. At the point of release, turn your wrists at the point of release in order to turn the stick blade out and lift the puck. After the puck is released, follow through by pointing the toe of your stick toward the target. The height of the shot depends on how much you rotate your wrists and how high your follow-through is. In order to shoot accurately, you must follow through correctly. After the shot, point the blade of the stick and angle your hips and shoulders to where you want the shot to go.
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Grip the stick correctly. Assume the correct stance for shooting. Position yourself correctly next to the puck. Transfer your weight to your back foot. Bring the stick back. Transfer your weight forward to shoot. Shift your weight to your stick. Release the puck when it reaches your front foot and your shoulders are square to the net. Perform the correct follow through.
Article: It's near the clock on the right side of the taskbar. This displays additional icons. A context menu will appear. A confirmation message may appear. The steps will vary by app.
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Click the up-arrow in the taskbar. Right-click your VPN app. Click Disconnect. Follow the on-screen instructions to disconnect.