You can extend Congkak by picking up the shells in your storehouse and redistributing them into your houses. Place seven shells into each house beginning with the house that is closest to your storehouse. If you have more than 49 shells, then put the extras into your storehouse. If you have less than 49 shells, then some of your houses will have fewer than seven shells or may even be empty. Empty houses are considered "burnt." If a player drops a shell into a burnt house, then that seed goes straight into his or her opponent's storehouse. Play your next round of Congkak just like you played the first round. Observe all of the same rules as you play, but you do not need to count up the shells at the end of each round. Just collect your shells and redistribute at the end of each round. You and your opponent can continue to redistribute the shells and play Congkak until one of the players has no shells left. The player with all of the shells at the end of the game is the winner.
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One-sentence summary -- Redistribute your shells into your houses. Play using the normal rules. Continue playing rounds in this way until one player has no shells left.

If you don't already own lawn-care equipment, you need to decide what you'll need for your business. What services do you plan to offer? Will you only need a lawnmower, or do you also plan to cut weeds, trim hedges and remove leaves? How much money do you have to start your business? The equipment you purchase will need to fall within that budget. If you find you don't have enough capital to purchase it, you can also lease equipment with fewer start-up funds, although that will cost more in the long run. Leasing equipment does have its perks, however, since you generally get the most modern equipment that requires minimal maintenance, and the costs can be tax deductible. You might decide to lease in the short term while you raise capital to purchase at a later date. With about $500, you can purchase a basic push mower, a trimmer and a leaf blower. If you plan to provide additional lawn services but lack the extra capital, you can always start off with basic tools and expand once you gain capital. If you don't have enough money to start with new equipment, you can even purchase a used lawn mower to use as you start earning money to reinvest into your business. Check online and local classified ads and yard sales.
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One-sentence summary -- Determine your needs. Set a budget. Purchase your equipment.

Use an ice pack wrapped in a soft towel. Lie on your back and place the ice pack underneath you on the spot where the spasm occurred. Relax in this position for about 20 minutes, breathing deeply. You may want to lie on an incline to reduce the pressure on your back. For a lower back spasm, you may get more relief if you elevate your legs. Repeat as needed every 2 hours for the next 48 to 72 hours. Don't lay on the ice pack for more than 20 minutes at a time, and don't fall asleep on an ice pack. Prolonged exposure can cause frostbite or nerve damage. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID) medications can help reduce pain and inflammation. Common OTC NSAIDs include ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) and naproxen (Aleve). You may also get relief from acetaminophen (Tylenol). While it does not have anti-inflammatory properties, it has a smaller chance of upsetting your stomach. You can also try a muscle relaxant, like Flexall or Percogesic. Use the smallest dose possible, as these can cause drowsiness. While your first instinct after a back spasm may be to lie down, a short walk will get your blood moving and can help jumpstart the healing process. Start with short walks every hour or so immediately following the spasm. If you lay down for too long, you can actually make the problem worse. Inactivity causes your muscles to stiffen, which can lead to more pain or even another spasm. Walking and other low-stress aerobic activity, like swimming, are great things to do during the first 2 weeks. Start slowly and gradually increase your length of exercise over this time. After 3 days, the initial swelling and inflammation will have gone down. At this point, you can start using heat to increase blood flow and loosen your muscles. Use a commercial heat pack, or soak in a warm bath. Moist heat is preferable because it won't cause dehydration. Staying well hydrated is important both for the treatment and prevention of muscle spasms generally. Cortisone is an anti-inflammatory medication that works to decrease inflammation around your nerves. While it acts similarly to OTC anti-inflammatory medications, the relief lasts several months rather than just a few hours. A cortisone injection only relieves the pain associated with your muscle spasms. It does not treat the underlying cause.
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One-sentence summary -- Apply ice for 20 minutes. Take an over-the-counter (OTC) pain reliever. Try to walk around. Apply moist heat after 72 hours. Ask your doctor for a cortisone injection.

If you're not worried about scarring the surface, a razor blade or putty knife will give you the best results. Otherwise, get your hands on a softer plastic scraper. Work on the outer edge of the sticker until you have enough loose material to grab. Razor blades and other sharp scrapers are best suited for use on glass, smooth, hard metals, and similar materials that aren't easily damaged. If you're in a bind without a lot of options, a credit card or similar object can also do the trick. Pull the flap up and away from the sticking surface, being careful not to force it too much. Hold it in place with one hand and ready your scraping tool with the other. Do your scraping with your dominant hand to maximize your efficiency and precision. Push the flat edge of the scraper against the bottom of the sticker where it meets the sticking surface. This little bit of pressure should be enough to break the hold of the adhesive little by little. Getting impatient or scraping too aggressively may cause the sticker to tear, forcing you to start the process over again and possibly leaving behind a layer of difficult residue. Avoid digging the scraper too hard into the underlying surface. If you're not careful, it could leave behind unsightly scratches. After a few passes with the scraper, readjust your grip on the loose edge so that it's pulled taut. Then, go to work with the scraper some more. Keep at it until you reach the far end. If the adhesive is putting up some resistance, try moistening it with warm water (assuming it's been applied to a waterproof surface). This method is useful for getting rid of slightly older stickers that are too stubborn to peel off by hand, but can't or don't need to be treated with heat, oil, or moisture.
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Pry up the corner of the sticker with a thin utensil. Lift the loose corner of the sticker. Run the scraper under the sticker using small movements. Continue pulling and scraping until the sticker comes free.