Q: It doesn't matter which hand you use, but you should only be using one hand. It may be easier to use your dominant hand. Your index finger and thumb should be making a ring shape. You want your teeth to be completely covered. Your lips should be curled into your mouth. Curl your tongue up so the end is pointing toward the roof of your mouth. Then, move it back in your mouth so the space in the front of your mouth is open. There should be about .5 inches (1.3cm) between your tongue and your front teeth. Push your fingers into your mouth until they touch your tongue. The ring shape between your fingers should be horizontal now. Keep your lips stretched over your teeth. The only gap between your lips should be the space between your fingers. That's where the air will come out when you whistle. Blow out forcefully, but not so much that it hurts. Don't worry if you don't make a whistling sound at first. It may take some practice before you're able to whistle with your fingers. If you don't make a whistling sound, take in another deep breath and try again. Eventually you'll get it!
A: Press the end of your index finger and thumb together. Open your mouth and stretch your lips over your teeth. Move your tongue back in your mouth. Put your index finger and thumb in your mouth. Take a deep breath and close your mouth around your fingers. Blow air through your fingers and out of your mouth.

Q: One of the main causes of algae bloom is the lack of water movement. Purchase a fine bubble aerator and install it in the deepest section of your pond. This will constantly aerate the water, keeping it moving to produce a healthier environment in the pond and prevent harmful algae. Fine bubble aerators should be available from a specialty pond store. If you don't have one nearby, there are plenty of online retailers that sell aerators. If your pond has a filtration system installed but algae is still able to grow, you may need to clean the filter inside the system more often. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to clean your filter at least once each month to prevent algae from forming. A pond filter isn't necessary, but can be useful in keeping the water in your pond clean. If you have a large mechanical filter, you should be able to clean it by attaching a backwash hose and backwashing the filter until the water runs clear. For smaller filters, remove the filter and clean it with non-chlorinated water to remove any obvious grime, gunk, or algae. Make sure you clean out your pond filter away from the pond. If you clean it too close the pond, everything you remove from the filter will end up back in your pond over time. Ultraviolet light is great at sterilizing and damaging a lot of organic materials, including algae. Install a pond filter that has an ultraviolet light sterilizer in your pond to break down and destroy algae as it grows. After 3 to 5 days, your water should be free of algae and clear. Filters with UV light sterilizers will be more expensive than other filters, but also a lot more effective. They should be available from a specialty pond store or online. This is a very effective way to kill algae in ponds, but may also harm beneficial bacteria and other positive organic material in your pond. If you can't clean your water and remove your algae any other way, you can use algaecides to treat the water and kill the algae. Purchase an algaecide or herbicide that contains copper and spray it over your pond to begin killing off the algae. You should see the algae begin to die off within 3 to 10 days from the first treatment. Algaecides and herbicides are made of chemicals that are designed to kill algae, so they will be more harmful than other natural methods used to remove algae. Use algaecides as a last resort. Always consult the instructions on your chosen algaecides or herbicides before using them in a pond with plants or living creatures. Make sure you check with local regulations before treating your water with an algaecide. You may need a permit for some chemicals in some locations. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions when working with an algaecide. Using more than is required may damage your pond or harm any wildlife living in or around it.
A: Install a fine bubble aerator to increase the movement of the water. Clean your filtration system once a month to keep the water clean. Use an ultraviolet light sterilizer to destroy algae. Treat the pond water with algaecides.

Q: Whether you're sitting down or standing up, there's usually a chance to position yourself in such a way to hide what's going on down there. Standing up: Try not to face to the side of anyone. A bulge in the crotch region is a lot less noticeable if you're facing someone head on than it is from the side. Sitting down: Try casually crossing your legs. When men cross their legs, the pant material in the crotch region usually gets bunched up, offering cover to your mischievous main vain. Putting your hands in your pockets is a perfectly natural gesture, making this very popular. Put both of your hands in your pockets so as not to arouse suspicion, and gently hold the erection close to your body, trying not to move so as to tame your member into timidity. Maybe you have no pockets in your pants (although men should always have pockets in their pants), or it's impossible to reposition yourself. In this case, look for something to put over your crotch region to hide your excitement. Try covering yourself with: A book or a magazine. Pretend to lose yourself in an interesting article (just make sure you don't pick up Cosmo or you could blow your cover) and place the book or magazine over your lap. A table. If you're sitting down, casually move your seat up as close as possible to the table. A piece of clothing. If you've got a jacket or sweater, pretend to look for something in the jacket pocket, and then casually leave it in your lap. Basically, tuck your erection under your belt, from inside your pockets, using your hands. Warning: Only the most experienced tuckers can do this maneuver while facing a group of people. It's much better to find an excuse to be alone, or turn away from the group, and quickly do the tuck while no one can see. Tuckers with longer penises should make sure their upper garments are both opaque and securely occluding the entire glans. Again, this is only for the most experienced men, as creating a poor distraction could actually focus the attention on you, with potentially disastrous results. When the time is right, say something like: "Wow, look at that man who's juggling cute little puppies while riding on a unicycle in the distance!" and run away when everyone's turned their heads.Using a hoodie can help hide it if you have front pockets.
A: Reposition yourself. Put your hands in your pockets. Cover your crotch region with something. Do the tuck. Create a huge distraction.

Q: This person obviously needs to be reliable, since this is technically cheating. Make sure it has a silencer. Ghost keeps you unseen by UAVs, and Ninja allows you to stay completely silent. These perks will help you not be spotted and disturbed by other players. Join it. Find his name on Xbox Live and select the option to invite him to your game. If you don't end up on different teams, back out and join a new game until you are. You don't want real players finding you and killing you. Set down your tactical insertions. Maximize your points by shooting each other in the head. The final kill gets displayed on the game ending final kill-cam, so people would know you are boosting.
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Get another player. Make a class with the gun you want to get XP in. Add perks like Ghost and Ninja. Find a public match. Invite your friend to the lobby. Get on opposite teams. Find a secluded area. Take turns shooting each other. Avoid being the final kill.