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The document provides instructions for creating a Meez character in 11 steps: register on the Meez website, choose a look including body type, clothing, and background, save the character, add it to your album, download it to your computer, and upload it to your eJournal media library to use in describing yourself. It encourages enjoying Meez games but not forgetting English work.
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1) Add background, objects like a horse, and characters to the world.
2) Position and animate objects using controls to move, rotate, resize and tumble them.
3) Create events to make the horse neigh when the N key is pressed.
4) Use the he-builder and she-builder to create custom characters and animate them in the world.
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The document provides instructions for setting up and animating a scene in Alice, an educational programming environment. It describes how to:
1) Add background, objects like a horse, and characters to the scene.
2) Position and animate objects using controls to move, rotate, resize and tumble them.
3) Create events to make the horse neigh when the N key is pressed.
4) Use the character builder to create custom characters and position them in the scene using quad view.
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2. The Paper app for iPhone changes the way one views their Facebook news feed, displaying large photos and status updates in an aesthetically pleasing format.
3. A "Look Back" video can be created on Facebook to view a compilation of one's entire Facebook history, including first posts, most liked
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