Article: To start the last phase of the game, the draw pile must be emptied. When it is, don't shuffle. You simply stop drawing from the middle. When you can no longer draw, you rely solely on your hand. Keep playing out of it until there are no cards left in your hand. If you can't play, you still have to pick up the discard pile and put it in your hand. Remember, you have to play a card if you can. When it's your turn and you don't have a hand, play one card from your face-up cards. If you have multiple cards of the same rank, such as 2 jacks, you can play them both at the same time. If you can't play a card, you follow the same rule as before and pick up the discard pile. Once you pick up a pile, you must play all of those before playing from your cards on the table. When it's your turn and you've played all your face-up cards, pick a card that's face-down on the table. Don't look at it to choose. Simply flip it over. If it plays on the current card by being equal or higher, you can play it. If not, you must pick up the discard pile. If you pick up the discard pile, you must play those before continuing to play your face-down cards. You must play all your face-up and face-down cards to win the game. The first person to do so ends the game. The game can continue after the first person is out, but it's more fun to start another game instead.
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Deplete the draw pile completely. Play until your hand runs out. Move to your face-up cards when you run out of cards in your hand. Play your face-down cards to finish the game. Play all of your cards first to win.
Article: If you do this, you may only need to use 1 or 2 drawers while cooking. While some tools may have multiple purposes, try to arrange your tools based on what you use them the most for. Some examples include: Baking utensils: measuring cups, measuring spoons, rubber spatulas, beaters, whisks Meat utensils: meat thermometer, basting tool, seasoning brush, tenderizer Eating utensils: forks, knives, spoons, chopsticks Drinking utensils: straws, tea strainers, coffee scoops Smaller groups of items might not get their own drawer. That's OK. As long as similar items are kept together, it is all right if they share a drawer with other types of items. These are boxes or trays designed to fit in drawers. They have separated compartments for each type of utensil. Measure the height, width, and length of your drawers first. You can buy a divider at a home goods store, kitchen store, or online. Choose a divider with many different lengths and sizes of compartments. This will let you store a variety of utensils. If you can't find a kitchen organizer that fits your drawers, look for expandable drawer dividers instead. You can adjust the size of the divider to fit the dimensions of your drawer. For example, put forks in 1 compartment and knives in another. Save long compartments for ladles, serving spoons, whisks, or spatulas. Remember to keep similar items together. Sharp knives, like steak knives or cleavers, need to be kept in a knife block. Measure the height and width of your drawer, and choose a knife block that will fit. Pull out the drawer as far as it will go, and place the block inside. You can now slide your knives into the drawer. A top drawer is the safest option for sharp knives. This will let you choose a knife without bending over. You can buy these blocks at kitchen stores or online.
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Divide your utensils by the type of cooking you use them for. Buy a kitchen divider or organizer. Place 1 type of utensil per compartment. Install a knife board in a top drawer.
Article: Illustrator has a yellow icon that says "Ai". Click the icon on your PC or Mac to open Adobe Illustrator. If you don't have a subscription to Adobe Illustrator, you can use Inkscape which is a free and open-source alternative to Adobe Illustrator. It has many of the same features that Adobe Illustrator has. Use the following steps to create a new file in Adobe Illustrator. Click File in the menu bar at the top. Click New. Type a name for the file next to "Name". Click Ok. Having rulers on will allow you to add guides to your artboard. You can drag a guide onto the artboard by clicking and dragging the ruler on the left or top. Use the following steps to turn on rulers. Click View in the menu bar at the top. Hover over Rulers. Click Show Rulers. The Artboard Tool has an icon that resembles a square with crop marks in the corners. It's in the toolbar to the left. Click this icon and then click and drag the edges of the white artboard in the center of the screen to adjust the size of the artboard. Most logos are designed on a vertical rectangle-shaped artboard or an even square-shaped artboard. A rectangle-shaped logo will look good on banners, signs, and a social media cover page, but a square-shaped logo will fit into more media platforms, such as the corner of a business card or a social media profile icon. It's in the menu bar at the top of the page. It's in the File menu. This saves your file. You should save often while working.
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Open Illustrator. Create a new file. Turn on Rulers. Adjust the artboard to fit your logo idea. Click File. Click Save.