Write an article based on this "Score each hole as "holes up" or "holes down. Concede a hole if necessary. Keep track of who has won each hole. End the game when one player is more holes up than there are holes remaining. Don't obsess over how many shots you're taking."
article: " This is a great way to play for beginners, and you don't have to be as meticulous about keeping track of exactly what happened in every single round. All you have to do is win more holes than your opponent. So, let's say that your score on the first hole was 5 and your opponent's score on the first hole was three; your opponent is now "one up" because your opponent is one hole ahead of you. If you're having an impossible time getting the ball into a hole during a certain round and would rather save your energy and sanity, then you can give up that hole and move on to the next. You get a clean start in the next hole. Continue to play and write down who has won each hole after every round. Just write +1 if you're up a hole for a certain round or -1 if you're down for that round. If you and your opponent got the ball in the hole with the same amount of strokes, you can write "AS" under the hole and consider it a draw. Matches can be one by scores of "four and three." This means that one player will win after being four holes ahead with only three holes remaining (after the 15th hole) since the other player will not have the opportunity to win back enough holes to win the round. If you're a beginner, it's more important to focus on getting the ball in the hole than being upset about taking too many shots. This way, you'll be more focused on falling into a rhythm than overanalyzing your game. As you become more advanced, you can work on marking down every one of your shots and making room for improvement.

Write an article based on this "View more apps. Access the Settings. Go to Category under "About."
article: Swipe left across the screen to reveal more apps on your Blackberry phone. Tap the gear icon app from the app screen to open your Blackberry's System Settings screen. " Select "About" from the System Settings screen and tap "Category" to open a drop down list.

Write an article based on this "Assemble your equipment. Dig for worms. Carefully dig around worms that resist. Continue digging until you've collected your worms."
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You will need: a shovel or spade and a container filled with moist soil and leaves. An ideal time to look for earthworms is when you are already digging up soil, such as during gardening, fence building, or digging a foundation. If you go deeper than just the surface, you will find different types of earthworms, including nightcrawlers. Dress for gardening. You'll be digging through soil for worms, so you're likely going to get dirty. You may want to wear old clothes, knee pads, gardening gloves, gardening boots or shoes. Select a patch of ground in your backyard, garden, or forest and begin digging a small hole. As you lift the soil out, sift through it for worms and collect any that you find. An excellent place to dig for worms is near a stream or water source. You can also try digging in a community garden or forest floor, but you should avoid digging up earth in privately owned golf courses, fields, and public parks. Be as quiet as possible so your vibrations don't spook the worms. Be sure to look under rocks, logs, and other items lying on the ground. Worms are equipped with setae, which are bristles that help them move through the earth. This may make it difficult to pull worms directly out of the ground. Dig around a worm that is trying to burrow back into the ground, being careful not to cut the worm. Once you've loosened the soil, it will be easy to pluck the worm out and put it in your storage container. When you've exhausted a patch of ground, replace the soil and begin digging a new hole a couple feet away. Repeat the digging and searching process, and replace the soil when you are finished.