Experienced players won't throw a rock for their first move, so you should lead with scissors. This way you can beat their paper or tie if they also lead with scissors. Experienced players also think that beginners would most likely set down a rock so they would obviously do paper. And scissors beats paper so that would be a good move. If your opponent won a round, you have to predict whether they would use that move again, or if they would do a different one depending on their level on skill. Beginner- Probably the same move. Medium- They would most likely pull a rock. Expert- Most likely scissors, or whatever move you used last time. They want to surprise you so for example, if you did scissors and they beat you with rock, chances are they're doing scissors next so prepare to do rock. For example, if your opponent just beat you with a rock, you should switch your next move to paper to beat the rock that your opponent will likely use again. Opponents often have tells in the way they position their hands that will let you know what move they might be thinking about. For example, a tucked thumb in the crook of the index finger suggests that your opponent will throw rock. A loose hand is usually going to result in paper. A hand that has the first two fingers loose is likely going to be scissors. Tell your opponent that you're going to use a rock move. Telling your opponent your next move will have them thinking that you won't actually throw that move. Then when you do actually throw that move, you'll have a greater chance of beating them since they weren't expecting it. But, if you keep doing it, they'll figure it out. Maybe once or twice, but no more. If you're not playing an experienced player, they'll probably think you're actually throwing what you announced. For example, tell your opponent you're going to throw a rock. Since your opponent thinks you won't actually lead with a rock, they'll assume you're going to play paper or scissors. Your opponent will then likely play scissors or rock to beat your paper or scissors. Then when you play rock, you either beat their scissors or draw a stalemate to their rock. In either case, you don't lose! If your opponent is repeatedly losing they're more likely to throw rock, since this is symbolically a very aggressive option that players rely on when losing. On the other hand, paper is seen as the most passive move so you won't expect this from an opponent who's losing. When you're at a loss of what to do, throw paper. Because scissors is the statistically least often thrown move, and because rock is the most often thrown move, paper is the best way to go. Paper will beat rock, which is the most commonly thrown move. Scissors can beat paper, but because it's the least often thrown move the chances of losing are much less likely.

Summary: Play scissors or rock in the first round. Switch moves if you lose. Look for tells. Announce your throw. Watch for your opponent's frustration. Go for paper to win by statistics.

After you've allowed the saltwater mixture for at least 24 hours, it's important to check the salinity/ specific gravity again. This can alert you to potential imbalances that need adjusted. Adjust the specific gravity levels until they reach the optimal level of 1.020 to 1.024. Add more salt if they are too low and more water if they are too high. Just as salinity is important to the wellbeing of your fish, so is the water temperature. Once you've tested and adjusted the specific gravity, check the water temperature. It should be the same temperature as the water in your aquarium. Keep heating it if the temperature is too low. Remove the heater and keep checking the temperature until it reaches the optimal range of 72-75 degrees Fahrenheit for fish only and 75-78 degrees Fahrenheit for reef systems. Be aware that adding salt water at a different temperature than your aquarium will cause a change in temperature for your aquarium. This could harm the health of your fish. When all of the water levels are optimal, you can begin adding the new saltwater to the aquarium. Make sure to add the water slowly so that it doesn't shock any fish or other life in the aquarium. Keep checking the temperature and salinity of the water to ensure the levels remain stable. Add your fish back to the aquarium once it is filled to the appropriate level. You may want to consider double checking the salinity and temperature before adding the fish if you are concerned.

Summary: Monitor the specific gravity. Measure your aquarium's temperature. Pour the saltwater mixture into your tank.

(354 ml) cans of beer, the juice of two limes cut in half, the lime halves and 6 cloves of garlic in the bottom of a roasting pan with a rack. (14 grams) of paprika in a bowl. This mixture is the pork rub. (4.54 to 5.44 kg) pork butt or pork shoulder.

Summary: Place 2 12-oz. Mix together 1/4 cup (57 grams) of salt, 1/4 cup of brown sugar, 1/4 cup of coarse-ground black pepper, 1/8 cup (28 grams) of granulated garlic and 1 tbsp. Rub the pork rub into a 10 to 12 lb. Place the pork on the roasting rack with the fat cap facing up. Cover the roasting pan tightly with aluminum foil, but arrange the foil so it is not touching the pork. Bake the pork in an oven for 8 to 9 hours at 225 degrees Fahrenheit (107 Celsius).

When you're ready to take off your nail polish, stuff the empty pill bottle with cotton balls. Sprinkle some nail polish remover over the cotton balls. Dip your finger in the in the bottle and twist. Repeat for each digit you wish to remove nail polish from. Take a bunch of crayons of a single color and strip them of their paper covers. Drop them in an empty tin can. Place the can in the oven on low heat. Check the oven intermittently. After about 10 minutes, the crayons should be melted into a colorful goo. Pour the melted crayons into an empty pill container. After two to three hours, the crayon should be cool. You could try to ease it out of the pill container, but you'll probably have to crack it open with a hammer. For extra fun, melt crayons of many colors, then add different colors to your empty pill bottle in successive layers. Then you will have a multicolor crayon that changes color as you use it. Glue a small tealight candle to the top of the empty pill bottle. You could also turn the empty pill bottle upside down and use the wider top as a more stable base, then glue the tealight candle to the bottom of the empty pill bottle instead. You could glue two or three empty pill bottles together to make a taller candle holder. To give your candle holder a pleasing appearance, dip it in a glossy paint. You could remove the cap before doing so and paint it a different color. Turn your empty pill bottle to its original purpose with a twist. On your anniversary or Valentine's day, fill the pill bottle with red chocolate-covered candies or candy hearts. Use your home printer to create a professional-looking medication label with your name, followed by "M.D." Write a clever prescription on the label, like "Take twice daily. For best results give your partner a kiss just before and just after use." Give it to your partner.
Summary: Make a nail polish remover tub. Make some jumbo crayons. Make a candle holder. Write a love medication for your partner.