How to tip a bartender
Tip big on the first round.
In some circles it's common practice to leave a large tip on the first round. Depending on the bar, leave between 50-100% to make a good first impression.

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- Some bartenders might think you want special treatment for leaving such a large tip. Don't act like the bartender owes you anything, and don't make a big deal about leaving a good tip.
- Chip the corners of a hole-in the wall to make a small pocket for the tip. Use a penny if necessary to fill up the pocket and place the tip in one corner of the hole-in-the wall.
- 10% is usually considered most appropriate, during the first round. At the end of the first round people may grab a shaker that has had about an ounce of vodka in it and punch it out.
- Some common tips include : Raising your hand to place a coin at the end of a drink. Providing a drink over the " tight " tab.

Some bartenders might think you want special treatment for leaving such a large tip. Don't act like the bartender owes you anything, and don't make a big deal about leaving a good tip.

How to make peanut butter pie
Crush the oreo cookies into crumbs.
An easy way to do this is to simply pulse them in a food processor. You can also add the oreos (or your preferred chocolate sandwich cookies) to a sturdy plastic bag, then smash them with a rolling pin or the bottom of a pan.

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- Continue shaking until the oreos have been crushed in a visible mass. Alternatively, you can use chocolate chips and peanut butter instead.
- Don't remove the white filling from the cookies before you crush them-the recipe accounts for it. As noted above, you'll want to preheat the oven to 350 degrees f for this recipe.
- If you're using a flat pan, don't worry about crushing the cookies before you start placing them into the jar. You'll save the mess you just made for the next step.
- As an alternative, you can use whole oreos instead of cookies. As long as the cookies are in powdered form, but not thoroughly crushed, they will work just fine.

Don't remove the white filling from the cookies before you crush them-the recipe accounts for it. As noted above, you'll want to preheat the oven to 350 degrees f for this recipe.

A boy walks up to a post on a very large indoor court. He gets himself ready, moving his arms around. he

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- throws a ball, sticks it out and runs across the court.
- begins to spin around very quickly.
- strikes his hand, then does a 360 spin and throws the ball.
- then does an arm wrestling move with his hands and body.

begins to spin around very quickly.

How to raise chicks
Make sure you have the resources to raise chickens.
Raising baby chickens is a rewarding experience, but it is not something you should jump into too quickly. Before you raise baby chickens, think long and hard about why you want to keep chickens and whether you have the time, money and space to provide for them.

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- You should also make sure you have the resources to keep your house clean, from time to time to ensure the eggs have adequate enclosure in a safe space. Stock up on live chickens to avoid cramped spaces.
- In terms of expense, keeping chickens is relatively cheap compared to other animals. However, chicken feed is a necessary and ongoing expense, and vets' bills can add up if one or more of your chickens falls ill.
- Chickens will need to be raised two to four times per week, ranging from one to eight weeks old. Young chicks will need to be raised two to three times per week, during which they can be raised under the supervision of a veterinarian.
- To raise chicks, you will need land space, eggs to connect them with other plants, a coop, chickens to lay their eggs, and safety gear. You will also need a mother hen, four chicken eggs, food and water to raise chicks, and a pen.
In terms of expense, keeping chickens is relatively cheap compared to other animals. However, chicken feed is a necessary and ongoing expense, and vets' bills can add up if one or more of your chickens falls ill.