Problem: Article: For example, if you do not have a lot of currency, buy a weak kit such as chainmail or gold or leather. If you have more currency, you could buy something more powerful such as iron or even diamond. Not all maps have kits, but if yours does, it is better to go in with a kit than with nothing at all. If you play the map multiple times, you will memorize it and know where the good loot is, like studying for a big exam. As soon as the game starts, decide how you want to get your initial loot. A lot of players will attempt to loot the Cornucopia at the start of the round. Decide if you want to risk the crowd and score some loot, or immediately run off and hide. Don't immediately equip anything good that you find. This will make you a quick target for other players who want what you have. Save your equipment for important fights later. If you decide to head straight for the Cornucopia at the start of the round, grab as much as you can and then immediately run away. The Cornucopia will soon turn into a slaughter, and you probably don't want to be around for that. Most maps have chests scattered around that can provide a lot of helpful items. If you know where these chests are located, make a beeline to them. Not only will this help you get good items, but you can set up an ambush at the chest for other players. Food is essential for staving off hunger, which has a direct effect on your stamina. Try to hoard some food so you can survive while hiding and keep your health up. Although there can be only one survivor, you might last longer if you team up with someone. This can be mutually beneficial and can improve both of your chances at survival. It's much easier to win fights if you're working with someone else. Make sure your teammate does not have more powerful items than you; this way you can kill them and they cannot kill you easily, but give them a little bit so they do not know what you are planning. At some point, you're going to have to turn against your teammate. Make sure to always keep an eye on the other person, in case he or she decides to strike first. Many times, offers to team up will just be traps. Be very wary when invited to join up with someone else. A good time to sadly kill your teammate is before the deathmatch or if they try to kill you. After killing someone, make sure to take most of everything they were carrying. They may have powerful equipment that can help you out, or they may have healing items that can help prolong your life. Above all else, taking your dead opponent's items keeps those items from falling into another player's hands. If you have lots of materials, you can try to craft some better items. These can give you an edge in battle, but crafting can be dangerous. Make sure that you're in the clear before you start crafting, or you might find yourself dead with your menus still open.
Summary: If kits are available, use one based on how much currency you have. Know the map. Grab some loot as quick as possible. Find chests hidden throughout the map. Conserve your food. Team up. Pick up your fallen opponent's items. Take some time to craft.

Problem: Article: Many of the serious strains of bacterial infections can be prevented with immunizations. Seasonal flu shots and pneumococcal vaccines will likely help reduce ear infections. You and every member of your family should also get a flu vaccination every year. Vaccinating yourself will help keep both you and your family safer from infection. Experts recommend that you use the PCV13 pneumococcal conjugate vaccination for children. Ask your pediatrician for advice. Wash your child's hands, toys and play surfaces frequently to reduce the likelihood of infection. Pacifiers can be vectors for bacteria, including bacteria that causes ear infections. Leakage is more likely to occur in bottle-feeding than it is in breastfeeding, making the transmission of bacteria higher. Breastfeeding also boosts your child's immune system, helping him or her to fight off infections easier. If bottle-feeding is necessary, place the child in an upright seat so that liquids drip down instead of possibly into their ear. Never give a baby a bottle while s/he is going down for a nap or to sleep at night. Do this both for the sake of preventing ear infections and for general health and safety. Prolonged usage of antibiotics can leave certain bacteria in your body or your child's body resistant to the effects of certain drugs. Only use antibiotics when prescribed by your doctor, or when other options aren't available. These facilities put your child at a 50% greater chance of developing an ear infection due to the common transmission of infections both bacterial and viral. If you cannot avoid sending your child to daycare, teach him or her a few tactics to help avoid the spread of infections such as colds, which can cause ear infections. Teach your child not to put toys or fingers in his or her mouth. S/he should avoid touching the face with his or her hands, especially mucous membrane areas such as the mouth, eyes, and nose. S/he should wash hands after eating and after using the bathroom. Eating a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins helps your body stay strong and healthy. Some research also suggests that "good" bacteria such as probiotics may help protect your body from infection. Acidophilus is a commonly studied strain of probiotic. You can find it in many yogurts.
Summary: Keep all immunizations up-to-date. Keep your child's hands, toys, and play surfaces clean. Avoid giving your child pacifiers. Breastfeed instead of bottle-feeding. Reduce your exposure to secondhand smoke. Don't abuse antibiotics. Avoid sending your child to daycare or take precautions. Eat a healthy diet that includes probiotics.

Problem: Article: Find a pair of clean socks that match your hair color. Cut the toes off, then roll each sock from top-to-bottom to form a doughnut shape. The socks need to be long enough to cover your ankle, otherwise your buns will turn out too small.
Summary: Create a set of sock buns.

Problem: Article: While summer is a great time to visit Yosemite Valley, everyone else thinks so, too. April to October is the main tourist season, and during this time, the park will be stuffed with visitors. If you want your visit to be more low-key, try going during another part of the year. Parts of the park do close during winter, but Yosemite Valley remains open. Most people don't like getting up early on vacation, but if you do, you can beat some of the crowds. While there, plan to get to the park before 9 am to avoid traffic. Alternatively, you can get there a bit later, say after 5 pm, when the traffic starts letting up again. Yosemite has a wide range of activities to pursue. You can hike, backpack, and fish, just to name a few. You can also drive around the park, picnic, stargaze, or even ride a horse. Enjoy water sports, rock climbing, and winter sports if you're more adventurous. Deciding ahead of time gives you a chance to plan out your schedule. Plus, you'll likely want to bring stuff with you for certain activities, such as hiking boots if you plan on doing extensive hiking. Yosemite has a wide range of educational resources for you to enjoy. You can visit places like the Visitor's Center, the Ansel Adam's Gallery, and the research library. You can also see the Yosemite Museum and the Yosemite Chapel.
Summary:
Visit in the off-season for a low-key vibe. Plan to get up early in the morning. Decide on activities. Explore the educational and recreational resources.