Problem: Article: You can move your token in any one legal direction: toward a wedge or toward the center when on a spoke, clockwise or counterclockwise when on the outer wheel. You can also move from a spoke to the outer wheel or from the outer wheel to a spoke. However, you cannot reverse direction in the middle of a roll. If you land on a "Roll Again" space, roll the die again. (You can move in any legal direction, including the opposite direction from your previous roll.) In Trivial Pursuit, you get to move again if you give the right answer. You can keep rolling, moving, and answering questions until you get one wrong. Just keep in mind that the questions you answer must correspond with the color space you land on. For example, if you land on a blue space, then you must answer a blue question. If you are in the center space and have not earned all six wedges, you may answer a question in any category of your choice. In the 25th Anniversary Edition, the question you must answer is also determined by the roll of the die, as each box contains questions for a single category. The higher you roll, the more difficult the question you receive. You can earn pie pieces by correctly answering questions, but you can only earn a pie piece when you are on a pie space. These spaces look different from the others on the board because they show an image of the pie token with a wedge in it. For example, if you land on a brown wedge space and answer the question correctly, then you would earn a brown pie piece. When a player gets all six pie pieces, that player may begin moving to the center or the board. You must keep rolling and moving each turn as usual until you get to the center space on the board. You need to roll the exact number of spaces to get to the center space. Keep in mind that you may spend several turns coming up short of or overshooting the center until you land on it. When you get to the center space, your fellow players may choose any category and ask you a question from that category. If you answer this question correctly, you win the game. If you miss it, your turn ends, and play passes to the next player or team. The other players may not look at the questions before choosing the category. They must select the category without looking at the card and then read the question. If you miss the question, you will have to roll again during your next turn and try to answer a different question when you get into the center space again.
Summary: Roll the die and move your pie the number of spaces indicated on the die. Move again if you give the correct answer. Earn pie pieces if you land on a wedge space and give the right answer. Keep playing until someone has all six wedges. Answer a question in a category chosen by the other players.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your computer should have a thin, wide slot on its housing; this is where the SD card goes. Make sure you insert the SD card angled side first and label side up. Many newer Macs don't have an SD card slot, so you'll need to purchase an SD-to-USB adapter in order to connect your SD card. It's a blue, face-shaped icon in the Dock. This menu item is on the left side of your Mac's menu bar, which is at the top of the screen. It's in the Go drop-down menu. It's in the middle of the Utilities page. The utilities on this page are usually arranged alphabetically. You'll see it in the window that's on the far-left side of the Disk Utility page. It's at the top of the Disk Utility window. This box is in the middle of the page. Doing so causes a drop-down menu to appear with the following format options: Mac OS Extended (Journaled) - The default Mac format. Only works on Mac. Mac OS Extended (Journaled, Encrypted) - Encrypted version of the default Mac format. Mac OS Extended (Case-sensitive, Journaled) - Version of the default Mac format that treats files with the same name differently if there are case differences (e.g., "file.txt" and "File.txt"). Mac OS Extended (Case-sensitive, Journaled, Encrypted) - A combination of the three above formatting options for the Mac format. MS-DOS (FAT) - Works on both Windows and Mac computers, but has file size limit of 4 gigabytes. ExFAT (Recommended) - Works on both Windows and Mac computers. Has no storage limit. Doing this will set your selected format as the preference for your SD card. Doing so will cause your Mac to begin erasing and reformatting your SD card. Once this process is complete, your SD card will support your selected format.

SUMMARY: Insert the SD card into your computer. Open the Finder. Click Go. Click Utilities. Double-click Disk Utility. Click your SD card's name. Click the Erase tab. Click the box below the "Format" heading. Click a format you want to use. Click Erase, then click Erase when prompted.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can train in your home in the kitchen or living room. A backyard or a quiet outdoor space where there are no distractions also works. Your puppy can be on or off his leash to start. Dogs have short attention spans. For this reason, it is best to plan more frequent, shorter training sessions. Plan five minute training sessions with three to five "name calls" during different times of the day. Practice over the course of a few days. Use your puppy's name one time per exercise (e.g. Come, Molly!). If you repeat the name continually before the dog comes, he will tune the name out. Use the puppy's name with positive commands. Consider running away from your puppy while you call his name. Dogs love to chase things and might be more likely to follow you. Use the Name Game to practice name recognition. In the training area, keep him on a ten-foot leash. Give him five feet to wander. When he is not looking, call the puppy with an excited voice. Make sure he comes to you. If he does not come, pull him gently towards you. When he gets to you, praise him and give him a treat. Repeat the exercise until your puppy consistently returns to you when you call his name. Do not use the puppy's name in conjunction with negative commands or words (no and stay). Do not scold the puppy if he takes a while to come to you. Avoid nicknames that might confuse your dog, like "Come!" and "Stop!" These might sound funny, but they'll only lead to distress. Say, "yes!" when he comes. Give him verbal praise and/or a treat. Overall, act very excited and pleased about his behavior. You also could give your dog a belly rub. You can alternate what rewards you give the puppy. The goal is to associate puppy's obedience with a positive response from you.
Summary: Find a place to begin training. Plan training sessions. Call your puppy's name in a happy, clear voice. Reward your puppy if he responds to his name.

You can use the icing as is, or you can turn it into a glaze by adding more milk or water (or whatever type of liquid you used). The thinner the icing is, the easier it will be to pour or drizzle over cookies and cupcakes.
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One-sentence summary -- Add up to four more tablespoons of your chosen liquid.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This opens the Chrome web store. This method will work for Windows and macOS. It's at the top-left corner of the store. It's at the top-right corner of the window. A confirmation message will appear. In a few moments, Ultrasurf will be installed in your web browser. A new icon will appear in the icon bar near the top-right corner of Chrome. It's the globe icon with a ring around it and an overlapping sailboat. If you see the word "Connected," just click anywhere else on the page to close the extension. Otherwise, slide the switch to the On position. Now that the extension is enabled, your web traffic will go through Ultrasurf instead of the regular network proxy.
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Go to https://chrome.google.com/webstore in Google Chrome. Type ultrasurf into the search bar and press Enter or Return. Click UltraSurf Security, Privacy & Unblock VPN. Click + Add to Chrome. Click Add extension. Click the Ultrasurf icon. Enable the extension.