The object of survivor dodgeball is to be the last person standing. Start with a few balls in the center of the court that anyone can run and grab. You can play with as many or as few balls as you want, but this game is more fun with at least a few balls so that they are easier to get. Try starting for 1 ball for every 2 to 3 players, such as 4 balls for 8 to 12 players. There are not teams in survivor dodgeball, so everyone can decide where they want to stand at the beginning of the game. The players may spread out, or try to position themselves somewhere that they might have an advantage. For example, if you want to be 1 of the first players to get to the balls, then you might try to stand as close to the balls as possible. Although there are no teams, you may form an alliance with another player early in the game and work together to get other players out. However, you will eventually have to face off with this person if you are the last players standing. When it is time for the game to begin, shout "go!" or blow a whistle. All of the players can run to the center of the court and try to get a ball when they hear this signal. If you are not very fast, then you might want to stay near the outskirts and save your energy for evading balls. Make sure not to aim at another player's head! Aim the balls below the waist. Also, never throw the ball at other players when they're down and don't throw the ball too hard! When you get a ball in your hands, throw it at another player right away to try to get them out. Remember, there are no teams in survivor dodgeball, so you may throw the ball at anyone on the court. If the ball hits the person, then they are out. If they dodge the ball, then they can pick it up and try to throw it back at you, so be ready to run! As players get hit by balls, they will have to leave the court and sit or stand on the sidelines. The last person standing is the winner of survivor dodgeball, so keep playing until there is just 1 person left on the court. To keep everyone in the game to the end, you can have players who have been tagged out wear a special jersey or flag. These players can continue to pick up balls and throw them at players who are still in, but these players will not be able to win the game.
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One-sentence summary -- Place a few balls in the center of a gym or court. Stand on the outskirts of the court. Run towards the center of the court to get a ball when the game starts. Throw the ball at other players to get them out. Keep playing until only 1 player remains.

Q: "Would you rather have right now ten million dollars or one penny?" Stipulate that if they take the penny, they would then get to double the amount of money they have every day for two months. In fact, tell them they can have two months with 31 days in them (like July and August), a total of 62 days. Most people will take the ten million dollars. It seems like an obvious choice! Tell them to take their time and think their decision through before giving you their final answer. Act like you think it's a tough choice to make. Your friends will probably stick with the $10 million rather than the penny that doubles in value every day for two months. The math is quite simple, but your friends will be amazed at how much even a small sum will grow by doubling every day. On a sheet of paper, begin with a single penny and multiply by two each day for 62 days: Day 1, one penny. Day 2, multiply the amount of day 1 by 2, making 2 pennies. Day 3, multiply the amount of day 2 by 2, making 4 pennies. Day 4, multiply the amount of day 3 by 2, making 8 pennies. Day 5, multiply the amount of day 4 by 2, making 16 pennies. Day 6, multiply the amount of day 5 by 2, making 32 pennies. They'll change their mind as you keep multiplying by 2. You're going to need a calculator at some point, because by the time you get to day 31, your penny will have grown to 2,147,483,648! That's right over 2000 million pennies. By this point you've already convinced your friends that they made a big mistake choosing the ten million dollars. You don't need to go through the math for the second month to drive the point home. Instead, jump ahead to the final amount they would have earned if they'd taken the doubling penny: a staggering 2,305,843,009,213,693,952! That number's so large your friends might not even know how to say it! In the U.S. the number is called 4 quintillion. The amounts you get from the calculations above tell you how many pennies you have, not how many dollars. Divide those amounts by 100 to see how many dollars you will have earned at the one- and two-month marks. It's still an amazing amount of money.
A: Present your friends with a seemingly simple question. Warn them, however, that it would be a mistake to take the ten million. Explain why they made the wrong choice. Keep going, even if your friends think you're insane. Keep going into the second month. Convert pennies into dollars.

Article: Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. It's at the bottom of the drop-down menu. Doing so opens the System Preferences window. If you are using an older version of MacOS, click the iCloud icon that resembles a blue cloud. If you are using MacOS Catalina or higher, click the grey Apple ID icon with a white Apple logo. It's near the bottom of the window. Type your Apple ID password in the provided text field. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. If you are using the Apple ID app on MacOS Catalina, click Overview in the sidebar to the left. You'll find this option in the lower-left side of the window. You may be asked if you want to keep a copy of any of the data stored in your iCloud account. If so, click the checkbox for each category of data you want to keep, and then click Keep a Copy. Doing so will sign you out of your Apple ID account on your Mac.
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Open the Apple menu . Click System Preferences. Click iCloud or Apple ID. Scroll down and uncheck the "Find My Mac" box. Enter your Apple ID password when prompted. Click Continue. Click Overview (MacOS Catalina Only). Click Sign Out. Click Continue.