Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Begin round one of the game. Let the first player continue to roll until he/she doesn't roll the number needed. Finish round one. Winning teams write a W on their cards. Switch partners. Continue playing. Keep score. Determine the winner.

Answer: One person at the table will take the three dice and roll them. They will want to get as many 1s as possible, as this is Round 1. For each 1 that he/she roll, they get one point unless they roll three 1s, which would be a 21 (the highest amount of points possible). This is called a "bunco", hence the name of the game. When a player gets a bunco, they should yell "Bunco!" Mark a hash mark on the player's card that got the bunco. If the player rolls three of a kind, but they're not 1s, he/she gets five points, but not a bunco. When he/she doesn't get the number, the dice is passed to the left. For example, in the first round, if a player rolls the dice and gets a 3, 4, and 6, he/she must pass the dice to the next player because none of those dice were 1s. The dice must also be passed as soon as a player scores 21 points. This could either be achieved by getting a bunco or rolling the dice so that at least one of the die is the number needed and adding that to the existing score. When a team from the head table gets 21 points or more, the round is over. That team must yell out "game!" The scorekeeper at the head table rings the bell to signify the end of the round. The team at each table with the most points is the winner of that round for each individual table. Players can finish up the roll that they started when the bell was rung. If there is a tie between teams at a table, one person from each team must roll one die. The person who rolls the highest number wins for his/her team. Losing teams (those with fewer points) write an L on their cards. Shift teams accordingly. The winning team at the head table stays at the head table. The losing team at the head table goes down to the middle table. The winning team at the middle table moves up to the head table. The losing team moves down to the losing table. The winning team at the losing table moves up to the middle table. The losing team stays at the losing table. You do not have to do this, but it makes the game more lively. Once each team has moved to the appropriate table, switch partners so that you make up a whole new team. Move to round two (the new number that the teams must hope to roll is 2.) There are six rounds in Bunco. Playing all the way to round 6 completes one hand of the game. You should keep score by a team (you and the person you're facing) and individually (how many buncos you've gotten). After all of the rounds are over, each player should count up the number of buncos they have, as well as how many wins and losses. You can either play that the person with the most buncos wins, or the person with the most buncos and 'wins' wins. Award prizes accordingly.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Settings. Scroll down and tap Mail. Tap Accounts. Tap Add Account. Tap Google. Enter your Gmail address in the labeled field. Tap NEXT. Enter your password in the labeled field. Tap NEXT. Slide "Mail" to the "On" position. Tap Save.

Answer: It's a gray app that contains gears (⚙️) and is typically located on your home screen. It's in a section with other Apple apps, like Calendar and Notes. It's the first section of the menu. It's at the bottom of the "ACCOUNTS" section. It's in the middle of the list. It's a blue button on the screen. It's a blue button on the screen. If you've enabled two-step verification for Gmail, enter the verification code you received via text or using Authenticator. It will turn green. Select other Gmail data you want to sync with your iPhone by sliding the data you want to see on your iPhone to the "On" (green) position. It's in the upper-right corner of the screen. Now you can send and receive Gmail messages using the native iPhone Mail app.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose your wood chips. Soak the wood chips for 30 minutes. Drain the wood chips. Wrap the chips in foil. Place the chips on the grill or coals. Cook food on the smoker as you smoke the wood.

Answer: You can use just about any wood you like for smoking and making liquid smoke. Some of the most popular woods include apple, cherry, peach, birch, hickory, oak, pecan, maple, and mesquite. Mesquite and hickory woods will have the smokiest taste of all the wood types, while the fruit woods will impart a slightly sweet and fruity aroma. Wood chips are small and can ignite easily, so it's important to soak them before smoking. Transfer about 2 cups (180 g) of chips to a large bowl and cover the chips with water. Let the chips soak for half an hour. Larger wood chunks don't have to be soaked prior to smoking. Transfer the chips to a colander. Leave them in the colander for about five minutes to allow excess water to drain out. This will help the wood heat up faster. Transfer the drained chips or chunks into the center of a large piece of aluminum foil, and fold up the sides of the foil to make an open pouch to hold the chips. You can use a wood chip smoker box instead of the foil if you have one. Place the chips in the box and put on the lid. Use a pair of barbecue tongs to pick up the package of wood chips, making sure the foil doesn't open up. On a charcoal or gas barbecue, place the pack of chips directly on the grill, to the side of the charcoal or flame. In a smoker, place the chips on the grill above the charcoal. In a chimenea, place the foil directly on the hot embers. You can cook meat, vegetables, or other food on the smoker while you're capturing the liquid smoke. Not only will this make the most of the hot smoker, but it will also impart a unique flavor to your liquid smoke. Cooking and making liquid smoke at the same time works best with a smoker, because you don't have to disturb the smoke-catching assembly to flip or test the food until the end. You can cook food on a grill when you're making liquid smoke, but you'll have to carefully remove the Bundt pan, mixing bowl, and ice from the chimney to flip or check the food. Protect your hands with oven mitts or silicone gloves before touching the Bundt pan.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place cushions, blankets, and comfortable chairs around your screen. Have snacks and refreshments available. Ward off bugs with citronella candles and bug spray. Do your best to not disturb your neighbors with noise.

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Movies are long, so you'll want to make sure that your guests have a comfortable place to sit throughout. Folding camping chairs or bean-bags work great for this.Image:Create an Outdoor Movie Theater Step 22.jpg If you don't have any chairs on hand, you can lay blankets and pillows on the ground. If it's going to get chilly later in the evening, remind your guests to bring along sweaters. Adding snacks to your backyard movie night will only enhance it! Popcorn and candy are easy go-tos, but healthier snacks are always a smart idea as well. Some healthy snack suggestions are celery sticks, pretzels, fruit salad, carrot sticks, or crackers and cheese. Purchasing some paper popcorn bags can make it feel just like you're at the movie theater! If you live in an area where mosquitos and other pests tend to congregate, you can keep them away by placing citronella candles around your theater. Just make sure that none of them are close to any flammable objects. Alternatively, you can use traditional bug sprays or creams. Bug sprays often have an ingredient called DEET in them. It's a powerful insect repellent, but it can irritate your skin, so avoid spraying it directly on your skin if possible. If you live in a suburban area, you might want to ask for your neighbors' permission or let them know that you will be doing a backyard movie night beforehand. Or (even better) invite them to join the party! This will give them a heads-up about what you're doing, and also make them feel welcome in your home. Some areas have noise restrictions imposed by the local government, so be mindful of these.