Problem: Article: It's not recommended to attack Slade first; he is a skilled fighter and will counter most of your attacks and leave you open for his counterattacks. Wait for Slade to attack you with his staff, and counter ( button) him when he does. Be sure not to spam the counter button. Unlike previous battles and common thug battles, if you press the counter button at the wrong time against Slade, your counter will fail, leaving you vulnerable to his attacks. He will also occasionally attack you, and it will lead into a sequence where you need to press the counter button that will actually appear on-screen. This is the perfect time to attack him. If Slade gets too close to them, Batman will throw him towards a different direction, and you'll lose your opportunity to deal some damage. After you deal some damage to Slade, he'll throw a smoke pellet and disappear. He'll then attack Batman from the air, and you'll be required to mash the triangle () button to counter him. After successfully countering his attacks, Slade will be left open for a beat down. Mash the attack () button; this will continuously deal damage to Slade until Batman knocks Slade's mask off.
Summary: Prepare to counterattack at all times. Unleash a combo on him after successfully countering his attack. Avoid getting him near the sides of the arena. Prepare to guard for a surprise attack. Attack Slade.

Problem: Article: Mushroom starter kits are available online from websites that specialize in fungi. They most often come in the form of premade, ready-to-use grow blocks made of compacted substrate material like sawdust or straw. To begin growing the mushrooms, you simply wet and store the block. You can expect to pay around $20-25 for a basic starter kit. The price may be higher depending on the seasonal availability of certain varieties of mushrooms. A typical start kit contains enough materials to grow mushrooms continuously for 2-4 weeks. Your grow block should arrive inside an insulated plastic container or sleeve. Remove the lid of the container and pour the water directly over the top and sides of the block. Try to wet as much of the substrate material as you can. The more evenly you wet the grow block, the more area the mushrooms will have to begin growing. Your grow kit may specify a different amount of water, depending on the size of the block and the mushrooms' specific moisture requirements. Use filtered or distilled water, as tap water is treated with chemicals. If your container didn't come with a removable lid, drape a grocery bag or gallon-sized zipper bag lightly over the opening. This will help trap moisture inside, making it an optimal environment for speedy growth. Don't seal off or pin down the edges of the bag. Your mushrooms will need some air in order to grow. You can also use a couple wet strips of newspaper (or any other kind of lightweight paper) if you don't have a plastic bag on hand. Just make sure the saturated newspaper isn't heavy enough to weigh down the mushrooms as they emerge. Situate the covered container somewhere where it can remain at a constant temperature of 4050F (410C). A shelf on your refrigerator or a dim basement or pantry will work well. You could also leave your grow block in a shady spot outside, as long as temperatures don't drop below freezing. If you don't have a suitable cool place to keep your grow block, simply set it on the kitchen counter. Enoki mushrooms are a cold weather species of mushroom, but they'll also grow just fine at room temperature. First, a fuzzy white substance called mycelium will appear on the outside of the block. Soon after, the mushrooms themselves will begin to pop up. Once the small caps are fully formed, they'll be ready to harvest for cooking or propagation. Between the wood contained in the grow block and the moisture-trapping plastic, your mushrooms will have everything they need to flourish, so there should be no need to uncover them until they start fruiting.
Summary: Purchase an Enoki mushroom starter kit. Drizzle 1 cup (240 mL) of filtered water evenly over the grow block. Cover the grow block container with a lid or plastic bag. Keep the grow block in a cool, dark place. Wait 2-4 weeks for the first batch of mushrooms to appear.

Problem: Article: Activated carbon is a special filter media that removes chlorine, chloramines, and organic compounds from water. Some activated carbon filters can be connected to your home's water supply, or you can buy a filtered pitcher that uses an activated carbon filter. Activated carbon filters remove both chlorine and chloramine. Choose an activated carbon filter that has been certified by NSF International, a nonprofit that tests and certifies water filtration products. Reverse osmosis refers to the process in which ions and particles are removed from the water. Reverse osmosis systems can be installed directly beneath your kitchen sink or where your water supply enters your home, and are therefore very convenient relative to other dechlorination methods. But they're also very expensive, often reaching several thousand U.S. dollars. Additionally, reverse osmosis filters are energy-intensive and produce large volumes of wastewater. All filters need to be changed eventually. The amount of time that passes between filter changes depends on your filter's size and how heavily it's been used. Check the manufacturer's directions to ensure you're changing your filter with the appropriate frequency. Boiling creates heat and aeration (via bubbles), the combination of which is sufficient to remove volatile chlorine after 20 minutes. If you're trying to dechlorinate large batches of water, however, this method is probably not practical. Boiling for at least 20 minutes will also remove chloramine, which is added instead of chlorine in some areas.
Summary:
Use an activated carbon filter for drinking water. Install a reverse osmosis filter in your home. Change your filter as needed. Boil chlorinated water for 20 minutes.