Article: Start a game of Tetris and simply rotate each block. Note how each individual piece moves and commit the number of times that you need to press the button to turn a piece a certain way to memory. Knowing the order will give you free time to look at the preview box, mound, and well since you won't need to monitor a piece while rotating it. At higher levels of play, players don't even look at the pieces as they fall. They know exactly how many times they have to turn a piece and only pay attention to moving it left or right. As soon as you have a piece lined up with the slot where it belongs, look at the preview box on the top or side of your screen to figure out what piece is coming next. This will help you plan your next move and make it easier to determine how you want to play the board. For example, if you have a tall mound and you're debating on whether you need to burn some rows or not, checking for an I piece can save you from unnecessary burning. Part of getting better at Tetris is adjusting to the way that pieces drop at different speeds as the levels progress. As the levels increase, you'll need to move faster, build smaller mounds, and rotate pieces more accurately. Play on marathon mode when practicing alone to get used to the way levels progress. Games of competitive Tetris usually start at level 5 or 10. If you're already pretty good with the basics, go ahead and start your marathon runs from these positions. While the scoring systems vary, every version of Tetris awards the highest score for clearing 4 rows of bricks at once. The only way to do this is to build up a mound that is at least 4 rows tall while leaving a single column completely open for the I piece. When you finally get an I piece, place it vertically in the column that you left open to score a "Tetris" and get the most points possible. Scoring in Tetris refers to the number of rows that you clear at a time. A single is when you clear 1 row, a double is 2 rows, a triple is 3 rows, and a Tetris is 4 rows. You get a huge set of bonus points for scoring a Tetris. In competitive Tetris, the term "Tetris rate" refers to the percentage of your points that come from scoring Tetrises. If your Tetris rate is over 50%, you're doing really well. If you ever misplace a piece, dig it out by clearing the rows around it. Do this by completing the rows to make them disappear. Score singles, doubles, and triples above and underneath the obscured section to clear the column out instead of trying to score a Tetris on top of it. As you level up in Tetris, the rate at which the pieces fall increases. This means that it's more advantageous to lose some points early on by clearing a well out for a Tetris than it is to build Tetrises on top of a mound. Scoring singles, doubles, or triples to clear a well that you accidentally covered is called "digging" or "cleaning."
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Memorize how pieces rotate clockwise and counterclockwise. Look at your next piece while setting your current piece down. Play on marathon mode to learn the level progression. Clear 4 rows at a time with "I" pieces to score the most points. Score singles, doubles, or triples to clear obscured wells.
Article: If you prefer a different, less hands-on approach to cleaning the stain, you may want to try creating a cleaning solution that you can spray directly onto the stain. This mix includes 10 ounces (280g) of 3% hydrogen peroxide with 3 tbsp (41.4 g) of baking soda and a drop or two of dish detergent. Mix them together in a small bowl. The mixture will likely foam a little, so wait until the foam recedes before pouring the mixture into a spray bottle. This way the liquid you spray from the bottle won't be too thick and foamy. This will help prevent the smell from becoming too strong and will help the stain dry faster. Spray the mixture onto the entire area affected, being sure to cover the entire stain with the solution. Let it sit for an hour, or more if you choose. After the stain has been removed, there may still be detergent or hydrogen peroxide residue, which could attract dirt or affect the coloring of the upholstery. Use a damp cloth to "rinse" the area of any cleaning residue and then blot the area with a dry towel until all remnants of the cleaning solution are gone and the area is dry.
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Combine hydrogen peroxide, baking soda and dish detergent to create a cleaning solution. Open the car doors or windows. Spray the stained area. Dab the area with a damp cloth.
Article: You can use an Ethernet cable to connect your TV to your router. Plug one end of the Ethernet cable into your router, and the other one into the port on the back of your smart TV. Open your smart TV's menu from your remote, and navigate to your network settings. This option may also have a different name like Wireless Settings or Internet Connection. Once this option is enabled and your TV is connected to your router, you should immediately connect to the internet.
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Find the Ethernet port on the back of your TV. Connect an Ethernet cable from your router to your TV. Go to your smart TV's Network Settings menu. Select the option to enable wired internet connection.