Problem: Article: There are 2 people that are sharks and the other 3-6 people are divers. The aim of the game is to be the last person alive. The sharks can eat each other, too. Consider having older people being sharks. The divers now try to swim to the other side and get out of the pool. The shark swims after the divers, and the ones tagged are dead; out of the game until next round. Every time a diver is caught, the shark, if it pleases, can call out "NOM NOM NOM". The prize for the winner is the permission to dare the "shark" to do something embarrassing. Such actions may be having the shark wriggle on the ground singing 'Hey-ho! Hey-ho! I'm a shark and I swim too slow!" or slapping their goggles against their face. The possibilities are endless. You can also have "sea monsters" instead of "sharks." Try this game in a role-play fashion with a plot and characters. The game does not end until all the swimmers are dead or the monster is killed. Try a version of swimming "dance tag" instead. In this variation, the tagged players do a dance move for 5 seconds. Every time the person is touched, this must be a different move, or the person is out
Summary: Choose the sharks. Have the divers jump in the water. Prepare for the shark attack. Listen for the shark's celebration chant. Keep playing until one person is left. Reward the winner. Try variations of swimming tag.

Problem: Article: You can use either a handheld mixer or a stand mixer with a paddle attachment. Continue adding the dry ingredients, 1 cup at a time, until they are all incorporated into the mixture. You can sprinkle some flour on a cutting board, a piece of wax paper or a clean countertop.
Summary: Place the butter and sugar in a mixing bowl and mix the ingredients on medium speed until they are light and fluffy, which should take about 2 minutes. Add the eggs, 1 at a time, mixing for 30 seconds after each addition. Add the milk and vanilla extract and mix until the ingredients are thoroughly combined. Whisk together the flour and baking powder in a separate mixing bowl. Add 1 cup of the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients. Turn your mixer down to low speed and mix the dry ingredients in until they are just incorporated. Dump the dough out onto a floured work surface. Flatten the dough and shape it into a disc using clean hands. Wrap the disc in plastic wrap and refrigerate the dough for at least 1 hour.

Problem: Article: This can help ensure that your running head displays on every page of your document. " The header you type will instantly display on all pages of your document. " " Your document will now display both the title and page number in the running head. The header-and-footer tab will close, and the running head you inserted will display on every page of your document.
Summary: Type up your document before adding a running head. Click on the "Insert" tab at the top of your document, then click on "Header. Click on "Edit Header," then type your header into the text field. Press the "Tab" key twice or more as needed to reposition the cursor where you want page numbers displayed. Click on "Page Number" at the top left corner of Microsoft Word, then select "Current Position. Choose the page number design you want added to your document, such as "Plain Number. Click on the red X on the far right of the header-and-footer design tab.

Problem: Article: Soak a clean nonabrasive cloth with warm water. Wipe the stain in a gentle counterclockwise motion. Use a clean soft cloth to dry the affected area. If warm water doesn't work, wet a cotton ball with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol. Rub the stain in a gentle counterclockwise motion until the stain disappears. Dry the area with a clean soft cloth. Wet the magic eraser under a stream of warm water. Wring out the excess. Rub the stain in a gentle counterclockwise motion until it vanishes. This will work for spills and circular marks from glasses and goblets. Use a clean nonabrasive cloth to dry the area. Spray the affected area with Goo Gone or a similar citrus cleaner. Make sure the label states that the product is safe for quartz. Rub the area with a clean nonabrasive cloth using gentle counterclockwise strokes. Dry the area with a clean nonabrasive cloth.
Summary:
Use warm water before anything else. Remove permanent marker with rubbing alcohol. Tackle wine with a magic eraser. Remove sticky messes with citrus-based cleaner.