This variation of the game involves the listeners counting their own personal strikes when they incorrectly obey or don't obey a command. Simon can set a number of strikes (three strikes, five strikes, etc.), or strikes can be counted as letters of a word. Depending on the word, listeners who spell out the entire word are then out for the rest of the game round. For example, much like the basketball game Horse, strikes can spell out H-O-R-S-E. Once a player spells the entire word, they are eliminated. During holidays or certain festivities, the leader of the ground can change their name from Simon. For example, if you're playing some time around Valentine's Day, Simon says can turn into Cupid says. If you're playing around the Fourth of July, Simon can change into Uncle Sam says. "Simon says" can be translated into a fun activity for any sports team, especially teams that have older kids. A volleyball version of Simon says would include all volleyball related commands. For example, Simon might give commands like: Block All players jump up to block. Dive All players pretend to dive for a ball. Defense All players go into their defensive, ready position. Shuffle All players would shuffle in the direction indicated by Simon.
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One-sentence summary -- Counting your own strikes. Play with a theme for Simon. Incorporate sports activities.

Q: 5 times the amount of alcohol in the recipe. Try to avoid "eyeing it" and pouring based on instinct, if you are doubling the recipe for the first time. To rise properly, you need 1/4 tsp. (1.15 g) of baking soda per cup (125 g) of all-purpose flour. If you now need 4 cups (500 g) of all-purpose flour, your baking soda measurement should be 1 tsp. (4.6 g). Include extra baking soda, approximately 1/4 tsp. to 1/2 tsp. per cup of acidic ingredient. If your recipe calls for yogurt, buttermilk, vinegar or lemon juice, you will need slightly more baking soda to neutralize the acidity. If both baking powder and baking soda are in the recipe, it usually means there is an acidic ingredient that needs to be neutralized. To rise, you need 1.25 tsp. (4.44 g) of baking powder per cup (125 g) of all-purpose flour. If you have 4 cups of flour (500 g), you need 5 tsp. (17.77 g) of baking powder.
A: Use 1. Recalculate your baking soda quantity. Recalculate your baking powder quantity.

Article: . When you are accused of something, especially if you are telling the truth, your first reaction may be to get angry or defensive. Getting overly excited or frustrated, while a fair response to an accusation, can actually make the other person believe the accusation is true. Take a few deep breaths, and remember that you are trying to resolve the situation and preserve your relationship with this person, not make things worse. . With some people, the only way to prove you are not a liar is to not prove it. In the end, you can't force another person to believe something different than what they are already committed to believing. However, you may be able to shake the person's confidence in his opinion by stating your own truth with confidence. Stand firm with your feet planted hip distance apart. Roll your shoulders back and lift your chest. Raise your chin and make eye contact briefly (about 5 to 7 seconds). Tell the person, "I see that you are resigned to believe what you think happened, but I know what happened. I did not do this, and I'm sorry you can't see that." Refrain from saying anything more, as overly explaining can be misconstrued as lying. When it's clear that you cannot convince this person of your honesty, ask for more information about why she seems to distrust you. Equipped with this information you can strive to be more trustworthy in the future. Whatever the person tells you should be used to change your behaviors so that you do not have trust issues in your relationships moving forward.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Remain calm Make your claim, with confidence Ask the person what you can do to regain trust.

Problem: Article: Go to https://www.icloud.com/#mail in your computer's web browser. This will open your Apple Mail inbox if you're logged into your Apple ID account. While you can't add hyperlinks to an email in the Mail app on iPhone, you can add them to an email written from the desktop iCloud Mail site. If you aren't already signed into iCloud, enter your Apple ID and password and click . This button is at the top of the iCloud Mail page. Clicking it will open a new window in which you'll compose your email. This will include a recipient's email address in the "To" field, a subject in the "Subject" field (optional), and the email's body text in the area below the "Subject" field. It's in the top-right corner of the page. Click and drag your cursor across the text in the body that you wish to turn into a link. Doing this will highlight the text. It's near the top-right side of the page. Doing so will bring up a window with your highlighted text and a URL field. You'll enter the URL in the "URL" field that's below the field with your highlighted text in it. Doing so will save the hyperlink. Your website is now linked to the highlighted text. When your recipient opens the email, they'll be able to click the text to open the link.
Summary: Open Apple Mail. Click the "Compose" icon. Enter your email's information. Click the A icon. Select the hyperlink text. Click the www button. Type in your URL. Click OK.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Pour the olives that you picked into a colander and rinse them with water. Continue rinsing them for 30 seconds to 1 minute to remove any dirt, dust, or pesticides that may be on the olives. Once you're done, set the olives aside to let them dry. Place the olive in the pitter and press down on the handle to push the pits out of the olives. You can purchase an olive or cherry pitter online or at certain grocery or department stores. The pit is one of the main sources for the olive's bitterness. Keep in mind that pitting your olives is optional. It will just take longer to cure them if you do not remove the pits. You can't grow an olive bush or tree from olive pits, so it's best to discard them once you're done. If you don't have a pitter, you can use a kitchen knife to remove the pit from the olives. Place the flat side of a kitchen knife over the olives and press down with your palm to remove the pits. Using the kitchen knife method may crush your olives, which isn't as visually appealing as using a pitter.

SUMMARY: Rinse the olives under cold water to remove dirt. Use a cherry or olive pitter to remove the pits from the olives. Press down on the olives with a kitchen knife if you don't have a pitter.

Article: Note: You can click the "+" sign to the right of the top row to create a new Desktop. Click any window to automatically exit out of Mission Control and bring the window to the foreground. Note: Windows from the same application will be bundled together.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Click the square in the upper left corner of the top row labeled "Dashboard" to access your Dashboard widgets. View your desktop spaces to the right of Dashboard in the top row. View your currently running full-screen apps to the right of your desktop spaces in the top row. View standard-sized windows and your main desktop below the top row in the lower section of Mission Control.