In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If there are four or more players, shuffle two decks together. If there are eight or more players, shuffle three decks together. If you want to use a variant rule, make sure everyone agrees before the game begins. Once the cards have been dealt, the rules cannot be changed. Someone can volunteer to be dealer or you can select one randomly. Don't look at the cards you've been dealt! If anyone does, shuffle the cards again and re-deal. If you play multiple rounds, take turns as the dealer, going clockwise. The dealer should give himself the same number of cards. Place the remainder of the deck in a face down stack to from the draw pile. Flip over the top card face up next to it to form the discard pile. Don't look at the cards or turn them face up yet. You can choose the second one after you've turned over your first. Use the Scoring Guide for a common system, or use a variation. Write or print it out for people who haven't played before. Points are bad! Make sure everyone knows the goal of the game is to get the lowest score, not the highest! If possible this should be someone who has played the game before, so the new players can learn by watching them. After that player is finished, play continues clockwise, each player taking a turn in order. You can take the top card of the discard pile if you think it will be useful. Otherwise, draw a card from the top of the draw pile (the rest of the deck). Read the rest of these rules or see Strategy to help you make this decision. You can replace any card, whether it's face up or face down. Pick up the card you want to replace from your grid and put it face up in the discard pile. Place the newly drawn card face up in its place. You cannot shift the position of your grid around before you do this. If you don't like the card you just drew, you can discard it face up in the discard pile instead of replacing a card in your grid. You cannot do this if the card you drew just came from the discard pile. If the two cards in a column share the same number or letter (for instance, a Queen above another Queen), they cancel each other out and are worth nothing (zero points). Remember, you're trying to get the lowest score possible! If you like, you can take columns that have canceled out and place them on the bottom of the discard pile (NOT the top). This makes the table less cluttered. Once someone replaces their last face down card, each other player turns their grid face up as well and takes one final turn in clockwise order. Wait until the last player takes their turn, then flip every card in front of you face up. Use a sheet of paper with each player's name on it to record their score for the round. Refer to the scoring guide to count up players' points. Remember to follow any variations the players agreed upon beforehand. Whoever sat left of the dealer in the last round is the new dealer for this round. The person sitting left of the current dealer always goes first in a round. Keep score after each round until: You play 9 rounds, 18 rounds, or some other number everyone agrees on. The traditional numbers of rounds are named after the golf theme and sometimes called "holes" instead of rounds. A player reaches 100 points, 200 points, or some other number everyone agrees on. When people decide to stop. This works well for casual groups so no one gets bored, but more competitive people might not like stopping when they're behind! Each player adds up their score from each round, and the lowest total wins. If two players are tied, either let them share the glory or decide on another game to break the tie (such as rock paper scissors).
Summary: Have the players sit in a circle and shuffle a deck. Deal out six cards to each player face down. Make a draw and discard pile. Each player arranges their cards in a 3x2 grid in front of them. Each player turns any two cards in their grid face up. Explain the scoring system. The player to the dealer's left takes the first turn. At the start of your turn, draw a card. Decide whether to replace one of the cards in your grid with the drawn card. Try to make pairs of the same card. Take one final turn after a player's grid is entirely face up. After the final turn, score your points. Shuffle the cards and play as many rounds as you like. Whoever has the lowest total score wins the game.

Problem: Article: You can apply lemon juice to help lighten dark areas of your ringworm scar. Vitamin C is an important nutrient for normal wound healing, so it might help to minimize the appearance of a scar when applied to the skin as well. To apply lemon juice, soak a cotton swab in lemon juice and apply the lemon juice directly to the ringworm scar. Let the lemon juice dry and then rinse it away with some warm water. You can apply lemon juice to a ringworm scar once per day. You can also massage aloe vera gel into a ringworm scar to help soften the tissue. Aloe vera works well on burn scars, so it might help to improve other types of scars as well. To use aloe vera gel, smooth a small amount over your ringworm scar and leave it on. Do this a few times per day. Applying a steeped green tea bag to a scar may also help to minimize scarring and discoloration due to ringworm. Green tea may help with scars due to its antioxidant properties. To use green tea as a treatment for a ringworm scar, steep a bag of green tea in hot water for about three minutes. Remove the teabag from the water and squeeze some of the excess water from the bag. Then, apply the tea bag to the ringworm scar and hold it there for about 10 to 15 minutes. Repeat this process three to four times per day. You can also mix St John's wort oil with castor oil and massage it into a ringworm scar. St John's wort oil has been shown to promote C-section wound healing, so it may help with other types of scars as well. To use St. John's wort oil, place two to three drops of the oil in two tablespoons of castor oil and stir the oils together until they are combined. Then, use your fingers to massage the oil into the ringworm scar. Repeat this process two to three times daily. Honey may also help to reduce the size of scars and discolored areas because honey acts as a natural moisturizer. Manuka honey and Tualang honey are good choices for medicinal use, but you may have to go to a health food store or check online to find these types of honey. To use honey on a ringworm scar, apply a thin layer of honey and then massage it into your skin for about five to 10 minutes. Leave the honey on the scar for about one hour. Rinse away the honey with warm water after time is up. If desired, you can cover the area in a thin gauze pad while you leave the honey on. Vitamin D oil has anti-inflammatory properties that seem to improve the appearance of surgical scars. Vitamin D has also been found effective for treating psoriasis, which indicates that it may benefit a more minor skin condition such as a ringworm scar. Talk to your doctor or dermatologist before using vitamin D to see if this treatment is a good option for getting rid of your ringworm scars. If you decide to use vitamin D as a treatment for your ringworm scars, then break open one 2000 IU vitamin D capsule and mix it with four to five drops of castor oil. Then apply the mixture to your ringworm scar and massage it into your skin. Vitamin E is a well-known, popular treatment for scar healing, but some studies have indicated that vitamin E may not be an effective treatment for scars. In some cases, vitamin E has even caused the scar to look worse or resulted in negative skin reactions. To be safe, check with your doctor or dermatologist before using vitamin E for your ringworm scars. If you decide to use vitamin E oil, try breaking open one 400 IU vitamin E capsule and mix it with four to five drops of castor oil. Then, apply the mixture directly to your scar and massage it into your skin.
Summary:
Apply lemon juice. Smooth on some aloe vera gel. Hold a green tea bag against the ringworm scar. Try St John's wort oil. Massage in some honey. Look into vitamin D oil. Consider applying vitamin E oil.