The purpose of using the heat gun is to reheat the adhesive for easy removal. Plug in the heat gun and ensure it will reach your work area. You may need to use an extension cord. Direct the heat gun toward the adhesive. Place the heat gun as close to the adhesive as possible without touching it. Continue until you see the adhesive begin to give and melt. Use an old, but clean, towel to begin to wipe away the melted adhesive. You may want to re-heat the adhesive and wipe again. Carefully move your floor scraper over the surface of any remaining adhesive. Move gently enough to avoid damaging your floor.
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One-sentence summary -- Locate a heat gun. Apply heat to the adhesive. Wipe the area with a dry towel. Use a scraper to lift any leftover residue.

Q: Even though manga comics are visual-based, you still need a plot to drive the story. Think about the stories that you love to read, and how you can make your own contribution. Manga has a wide variety of stories, from horror to love stories, so feel free to let your brain run wild. The key is to be thinking about your story all the time. If you limit your brainstorming to just when you sit down to write the story, you're not giving your creativity the time it needs to build a good story.  Try starting with one idea on a piece of paper. Build off that idea by connecting dots to other ideas you come up with. Another way to get your creativity flowing is just to free write. Start with a word or image, and just start writing until you hit on something you like. Once you do, start developing that idea. Pick an idea you enjoy. Working on your own manga is going to take some hard work. If you don't pick an idea you love, you'll have a hard time motivating yourself to work on it. Once you have an idea for a story, you need to work beyond that because manga comics generally need more planning than a normal novel. You need to create an outline of how your story is going to move from beginning to end.  Start by figuring out the main plot points. What's the driving force of your story? What are the major events? Make sure to include setting, as well. Think about the background you want for your setting and how that will affect your story. For example, an urban setting is very different from a rural setting in terms of story. Move on to going scene-by-scene, so you have an idea of what the main scenes will look like. When creating your characters, you need to think both about their place in the story (personality) and their physical appearance. To keep them consistent throughout your story, you should develop character sheets that outline both types of traits.  For appearance, you can simply draw the character in a model or turnaround sheet. Basically, you draw the character from every angle, figuring out clothing, hair, and proportion, so that you can recreate the character in the same manner throughout your manga. You can also create a 3D model using something like clay instead. For their personality and personal traits, write down traits for the character, such as personality quirks, personal beliefs, religion, favorite foods and color, and so on. Don't forget things like personality flaws. No one is perfect, and no character should be either. Also, think about things like motivation.  Create sheets for all your characters, but make sure your main characters are the most fleshed out. Really, developing a style comes from drawing for a while, and using your creativity to figure out what you like. However, it's important to pick something that's doable. You don't want to start on a style that's hard for you to maintain over time. Use one that you enjoy and find easy to draw.  That doesn't mean that it must look simple, just that it's simple enough that you can put in the hours it takes to draw it through a whole story or a series of stories. Explore different styles. Once you see what others do, you can see what you like and don't like. That will help you figure out what you like in your own style. Try not to just copy any one style exactly. You want yours to be unique in some aspect. Working scene by scene, create your manga. Begin by sketching out the scenes, blocking where the dialogue and characters will go; remember, you're just creating a bare-bones sketch to see where things will go. Move on to fully drawing out the scenes, but use pencil so that you can make changes. Later, fill in with ink and color. Many mangas are not colored, due to cost restrictions, so you can work just in black and white if you prefer. In fact, many publishers prefer black and white. How you create your manga is up to you, as many manga artists work in digital formats nowadays.  If you prefer to work digitally, consider using a manga drawing app. These tools are designed for creating comics, so they will make it easier for you to work.  Don't forget to make your text legible. If people can't read your text, they won't read your comic.
A: Brainstorm ideas for plot. Plot out a story. Make your characters. Develop a style. Create your manga.

Article: While still holding your index fingers together in a steeple formation, swing your thumbs apart.  Remember that your thumbs are functioning as the door of the church, so opening them emulates opening the doors of the church. Keep your other fingers locked as you do this. Tilt your wrists slightly upward to show the locked fingers inside your hands. Your locked fingers will be lined up as if they are the people sitting inside pews inside the church. They represent the people inside the church, who are revealed once you open the thumb doors.  It’s more fun for children to wriggle their fingers to show that the people are moving inside the church. You’re ready now to say the final part of the rhyme: “Open the doors, and see all the people.” Moving your locked fingers adds a colorful touch to the “people.” Many people drop the last part of the nursery rhyme: “Here’s the parson going upstairs. And here he is saying his prayers.”  A parson is a member of the clergy, especially Anglican.  However, you can add the words at the end if you want. If you do, end your hands with them pressed together in prayer. Press both hands together, with the thumbs pressed together and the fingers point toward the sky. The rhyme is thus a good way to get children to start to pray. The hands in prayer formation are meant to represent the parson praying. If you’re secular, you can drop the last line and prayer hands and just end on the wriggling fingers inside, representing the people.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open your thumbs. Wriggle the fingers. Say the last part of the rhyme.

Article: Go to https://www.google.com/voice in your web browser. This will open your personal Google Voice page if you're logged into your Google account.  If you aren't logged into your Google account, you'll be prompted to enter your email address and password before proceeding. If you don't have a Google Voice account set up with your Google account, you'll be prompted to set up an account, which involves selecting a phone number. It's in the upper-left side of the page. A menu will appear. This option is near the top of the menu. Doing so opens the texting portion of the Google Voice page. You can also just click the speech bubble-shaped icon near the upper-left side of the page to open this page. It's near the top of the page. Type in a phone number to which you want to send a text, then press ↵ Enter. If the person whose phone number you want to enter is a contact in Gmail, you can type in their name instead. It's at the bottom of the page. This is where you'll enter your text message. Simply enter the message that you want to send to the person you specified. If you want to add a photo or video to your text, you can click the photo icon to the left of the text field and then select a photo from your Google account or your computer. This blue, paper airplane-shaped icon is on the far-right side of the text field. Doing so will send your text message to the number that you added. You can also receive texts in Google Voice; if your contact replies to you, you'll be able to see the reply here.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open the Google Voice website. Click ☰. Click Messages. Click Send a message. Enter a phone number. Click the "Type a message" text field. Type in your text message. Click "Send" .