INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Otherwise, run towards it and do a critical hit. Walking in a straight line towards the skeleton will get you killed, and jumping doesn't make a difference. A zig-zag pattern is recommended. Its accuracy will improve with higher difficulty levels. Try to block (right mouse) the arrows when you're close, as the chances of dodging now are minuscule (Tiny). If you have a shield, you may also charge at them, letting the shield take damage.Try to determine what time the skeleton will fire based on how fast it was firing before. The skeleton can't handle it.

SUMMARY: If possible, snipe the skeleton with your bow. Catch up to it and spam. Collect the experience and whatever item(s) it may drop, like bones and arrows. Try running in a zigzag motion.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Doing so will help you choose the highest quality diamond you can find for your money. Diamonds are expensive, and salespeople might try to upsell you if you're not prepared. Make a budget and stick with it. Do a little online research before heading to the mall to judge prices. It is not terrible to shop over two days. Use the first to see prices across different jewelers, then come back the next day to make your purchase. Learn as much as you can about diamond quality and price to prevent yourself from getting cheated. This can also help you bargain a little bit, especially if you know the grades, ratings, and color information in the steps above. Visit several different jewelers for a wider selection and price range. Always ensure that you compare prices, and that a price that you are offered is fair. It's a good idea to compare any price that you are quoted in a brick and mortar jeweler to the price of an identical diamond from a reputable online retailer, as can be up to 50% savings to be found on an identical diamond by buying online. While your personal preference is important, don't let yourself get scammed into paying more than you want. Once you know you like the diamond, check out the grades on the GIA report before plunking down a ton of money.

SUMMARY: Set a budget before you start shopping. Do your research. Shop around to compare prices, and check online for deals. Ask to see official grading reports, such as a GIA report, before purchasing a diamond.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Back injuries are something every weightlifter should be wary of. Out of all the injuries that are possible from lifting weights, lower back injuries can be particularly painful, long-lasting, and difficult to treat. Thus, the best policy is almost always one of prevention.When you perform a concentration curl, it's OK to bend forward slightly at the hips so that your elbow can reach past the edge of the bench. However, you won't ever want to use a harmful wrenching or twisting motion in your back to complete your exercise if you have to do this to lift the weight, it's too heavy. For proper spinal health, it's also important to ensure that your workout routine is balanced, including plenty of hip, leg, and core exercises. These muscles aren't directly used for lifting the weight in arm exercises like the concentration curl, but they do support the body and help maintain proper posture, making injury less likely. When it comes to weightlifting, slow and steady wins the race. No matter what you see other people doing at the gym, you should always perform your weightlifting exercises with slow, even, movements, especially if you're doing a high-weight exercise. Moving a weight with quick or jerky motions can make it much more difficult to keep it under proper control, making injury much more likely. Any reputable, experienced trainer will be able to give you the all-important advice that form should always come before weight. In other words, concentrate on doing the exercise perfectly before increasing the weight you're using, and if you can't do the exercise perfectly, try again with a lower weight. As a reminder, for concentration curls, perfect form means keeping your upper arms, elbows, and shoulders motionless and avoiding any jerking or twisting with your back throughout the lift. Any form of weightlifting, including concentration curls, will take its toll on the body. To maximize your results from weightlifting and ensure that you're able to perform as best as you can at the gym, sometimes, not weightlifting is necessary! In general, weightlifters are recommended to avoid training the same muscle group two or more days in a row. Allowing for a day or two of rest (with a full night's sleep after each day) in between bicep-building sessions gives your muscles a chance to recuperate, repair themselves, and, most importantly, grow. Signs of systemic overtraining (in other words, working your entire body too hard, rather than a single muscle group) include elevated pulse in the morning, persistent soreness, high blood pressure, depression, irritability, susceptibility to illness, and lack of motivation.

SUMMARY: Use good back posture. Use slow, steady motions. Never use more weight than you can lift. Give your muscles a chance to rest.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Adjust the racks so there's one in the middle of the oven. You may also need to remove the top rack if there's not much space between the middle and top racks. There should be at least 5 inches (13cm) of space between the racks. Put the buns onto the middle rack in the preheated oven and bake them until the tops turn golden brown. The paste crosses should turn a rich yellow color and harden. Set the sheet of buns on the stove and put 3 tablespoons (60 g) of apricot jam into a small microwave-safe bowl. Heat the jam until it melts. If you don't have apricot jam, substitute peach jam.

SUMMARY:
Preheat the oven to 425F (218C) and move the oven racks. Bake the hot cross buns for 20 minutes. Remove the buns and microwave the apricot jam for 10 seconds.