If you enjoy watching how sushi is made, you'll have the best view if you're sitting at the bar. You can also ask the chef for recommendations or suggestions. For a quieter, more intimate meal, ask to be seated at a table instead of at the bar. Someone will come by your table or seat at the bar and ask if you'd like anything to drink. You could order green tea, beer, sake, or water, for instance, but avoid soft drinks since the sweetness will overpower the sushi. If you'd like appetizers before your sushi, order them from the server instead of the sushi chef. Try miso soup, edamame, or wakame salad to whet your appetite. Although you'll be given a sushi menu that you can order from, you may decide to let the sushi chef make the decisions and surprise you. If you have any allergies or dislikes, let the chef know. You've probably seen sushi rolls, pieces of fish wrapped in rice and seaweed. These are called maki and they're great for beginners, who might not feel comfortable eating raw fish. A California roll is one of the most popular sushi rolls for beginners since it's made with imitation crab, cucumber, and avocado. A Philadelphia roll is another popular roll for beginners. It's made by wrapping seaweed and rice around cream cheese, salmon, and avocado. You might see temaki listed on the menu. This is like a sushi roll, but the rice, fish, and any vegetables are rolled into a dried seaweed cone. If you already know that you like raw fish, order a few individual pieces of sliced fish. The sushi chef will drape a slice of fish over a piece of pressed sushi rice. This is also a great option if you don't like the flavor of a seaweed wrapper. Remember that you'll usually only get 1 or 2 pieces of nigiri. If you want more sushi, order several types of nigiri or order a roll to share. Sashimi is one of the purest ways to eat raw fish since there are no additional ingredients. The sushi chef will place a few slices of raw fish on the plate for you to enjoy. It's a good idea to ask the sushi chef what they recommend. You might tell the chef what you enjoy and let them give you a variety of sashimi to try.

Summary: Sit at the bar if you want to interact with the sushi chef. Order drinks or appetizers from the server. Decide if you'll order the sushi or let the chef choose the selection. Order sushi rolls if you're new to eating sushi. Choose nigiri if you enjoy raw fish. Pick sashimi if you don't want any rice or seaweed in your sushi.

Before soaking unlacquered brass, make sure it does not have any embellishments such as carvings. Embellishments will be harmed during the soaking process. It's best to spot clean unlacquered brass that comes with embellishments. For unlacquered brass with heavy embellishments, consider professional cleaning. Place your solution in a pot over high heat. Bring the solution to a boil. Submerge each piece of brass completely in the boiling solution. A quick dunk should remove dirt and grime from your brass. Items like doorknobs should be removed using the proper tools before soaking. Use tongues or a spoon to remove brass from a boiling solution to avoid burning your fingers. Rinse the brass under running water. This will remove any excess debris and wash off any vinegar residue. Make sure to rinse the brass until the water runs clean. Leftover residue can damage brass. Unlacquered brass should be set in a safe place to air dry. Put it somewhere it will not be disturbed, such as a cupboard or cabinet. Air drying is necessary to prevent the brass from corroding.

Summary: Check the brass for embellishments. Bring your solution to a boil. Soak your brass in the solution. Rinse the brass. Let the brass air dry.

This will include an Xbox 360 game supporting system link capability, game discs for each console (featuring the identical game version, maps, etc.) and as many televisions or monitors are you need for each player. Instead of crossover cables or network hubs, however, you'll also need either Xbox 360 Wireless Networking Adapters (for each console) or alternatively use built-in wireless networking that's only found in the Xbox 360 S and Xbox 360 E console editions. Wireless connections may be beneficial for those who must locate their consoles and televisions/monitors in different rooms due to limited space. The other advantage is that this kind of arrangement even works without an Internet connection. Unfortunately, however, it will only support a maximum of four connected consoles. Original Xbox consoles may be connected wirelessly, but you'll first need to check the wireless networking devices' features. Some wireless bridges will do the job, but wireless access points may require special bridging or client-mode features. There's no way to combine wired and wireless connections for the same system link, so you'll need to select the appropriate method accordingly. If using an original Xbox 360, you'll need to attach a wireless networking adapter to the back of the console and install it according to the provided directions. Players using Xbox 360 S and Xbox 360 E consoles don't need wireless networking adapters and can instead use their built-in wireless capabilities. Be sure that you've inserted your game discs to each console. You also may wish to make sure your system has the most recently updated version of Dashboard. Then select System from the Setting menu and click on Network Settings. Next, select Advanced Settings from the Available Networks screen and click on "Create Ad-Hoc Network." Enter a name for the new wireless network and select Done. Other players can find and select the new wireless network on the Available Network screen. Those using older versions of Dashboard should instead begin by selecting Configure Network and then selecting Wireless Mode from the Basic Settings tab. Then click "Scan for Networks" and select "Create Ad-Hoc Network." Enter a name for the new wireless network and click Done. Finally, exit System Settings, and other players will find your new network by selecting "Scan for Networks" and choosing the one you just named. You'll find system link instructions associated with your specific game, so follow those, and you're all set.

Summary: Gather needed materials. Turn your consoles off and set everything up. Turn on your consoles and create a link. Play your system link game.

You'll usually find this receiver-shaped app icon on the Home Screen. Many carriers have a code or a number that you can dial to turn off your voicemail feature (or request that it be turned off). If your Phone app doesn't open to the dial pad, tap the dial pad tab to open it. It's the icon with 9 squares. Using the dial pad, type in one of the following codes or phone numbers depending on your carrier: Verizon - (800) 922-0204 Sprint - *2 AT&T - 611 T-Mobile - 611 This is usually at the bottom of the screen. In most cases, you'll have to select a language, wait for a "Voicemail" or "other inquiries" section, and then speak to a customer service representative about disabling your Android's voicemail. You may be asked for your voicemail PIN, account password, and/or other credentials. When the customer service representative or automated service confirms that your voicemail has been disabled, it's okay to hang up.
Summary: Open your Android's Phone app. Open the dialer page. Enter a code. Tap the "Call" button. Follow any spoken instructions. Make sure not to hang up until your voicemail is turned off.