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Just because the weather outside is frightful doesn't mean you can keep your little ones moving, having fun and learning.
This winter, try some of these ideas with your young ones:
- Play super heroes. Tie a blanket around your neck as a cape and take on new super powers. Everyone picks a unique superhero name and demonstrates their super powers. Go around the house saving things. Like that dirt on the kitchen floor; pretend it is ants that need help to get back to their ant hole, the trash can, before the giant ant eater sucks them up.
- Write action words on index cards. Take turns picking a card and everyone does what it says. After doing a few, let your children add their own words, the sillier the better.
- Make some slime by mixing 1 1/2 cups of Elmer's Clear Glue with 1 1/2 cup of liquid starch. Mix well with your hands until you get the desired consistency. Add color for extra fun.
- Set up a zoo with all those stuffed animals. Place them around the house and then go for a walk through the zoo. As you visit each animal try to teach your child something about that animal and have your child observe something. Have older children? Have them create a map of your zoo. Look up facts together online. Make a brochure about your zoo. Little children can play zookeeper and feed the animals, bathe them and give them some playtime.
- Use masking tape or painters tape to tape a snowflake outline in the center of a canvas. Give your child a paintbrush and blue paint. When he is done painting the entire canvas, let it dry. When the paint is dry, peel off the tape. A beautiful white snowflake will be revealed.
Have children who are a bit older?
- Try dying water using food coloring. Then fill a balloon with the colored water. A funnel is a helpful tool. You may also want to sup- port the balloon in a cup or bowl in case of spillage. When the balloon is full tie a knot. Let the balloons freeze outside over night. Then cut off the balloon and peel it away. Let your child decorate the yard with the colored ice balls! (Be sure to keep these off of walkways to avoid staining.)
- How about a neighborhood building project? Did you know you can turn gallon milk jugs into an igloo? Wash the milk jugs and screw the caps back on. Then using a cardboard base you glue the jugs together in a circle, leaving an opening for the children to crawl in. Keep glue the jugs up and up arching toward the center as you go. Voila! An amazing indoor play area that let's the imagination run wild. A small igloo will need around 100 gallon jugs, so work together as a neighbor hood to get this project done.
Have very little ones? Try:
- Finger painting (on the safe)! Make your own with cool whip and food coloring. Want to keep it all clean? Paint in the bathtub in just a diaper. Or bring the kiddie pool inside and play in there. Thick yogurt would work, too.
- Fingerplay! Follow these ditties:
- "Icicle" I'm a frozen icicle hanging in the sun (pretend to hang over while standing); First I start to melt, then I start to run (drop body lower like melting); Drip, drip, drip, drip (go lower and lower); Melting can be fun!! (sink or fall to the floor)
- "Winter" Winter is cold (hug yourself and shiver); There is snow in the sky (flutter fingers above your head); The squirrel gathers nuts (pretend to gather nuts); And the wild geese fly (flap arms); The fluffy red fox (cup hands over head to form ears); Has his fur to keep warm (stroke arms as if stroking fur); The bear's in her cave (form a cave shape with your arms); Sleeping all through the storm (fold hands under cheek and pretend to sleep)
How have you involved your young ones in the season?
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Cab drivers who illegally refuse to pick up guide dogs should be reported to the authorities, the Victorian Taxi Association says.
Blind customers with assistance dogs say they often wait hours for a taxi to pick them up, or are turned away by drivers who say ''I don't take dogs''.
It is a problem that appears to be magnified during the Christmas period, despite the risk of a $1444 court fine for those drivers who break the law.
Shirley Clark says she was left stranded in the pouring rain with her dog, Edrick, when cab drivers would not stop. Photo: Paul Jeffers
Over a two-year period, the Taxi Services Commission received 37 complaints about drivers refusing to take passengers with a guide dog, including 15 complaints in the last financial year.
Disability advocates want better education of drivers who may feel uneasy about taking dogs - guide or otherwise - for cultural or religious reasons.
Activist Carly Findlay has demanded diversity training for the taxi industry following an incident in July when she was asked ''what's on your face?'' and told ''you smell'' by a Melbourne driver.
Ms Findlay suffers from a rare genetic condition, ichthyosis, that makes her face appear sunburnt and she uses moisturiser to combat her dry skin.
''I think drivers should have training on a wide range of disabilities, not just limited to people in a wheelchair or with guide dogs, because obviously people don't see people like me every day,'' Ms Findlay said.
Aspendale woman Shirley Clark, 68, said she often encountered ''unco-operative'' taxi drivers who did not want to pick up her and her guide dog Edrick.
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Last year Ms Clark said she and Edrick were left waiting in the pouring rain in the middle of winter at Moorabbin railway station. She was later told that a number of taxis were driving past, but none of them responded to her booking.
''I realised cars were going past and eventually 45 minutes later another taxi driver came and said he was on his way home. He had made five or six trips around the area and realised I was still standing there,'' Ms Clark said.
Her friend, Kathryn Beaton, 29, has also had a string of negative encounters with cab drivers. ''I have personal experience of drivers rolling down the window, saying 'Is that a guide dog?' and when you say 'yes' they drive off saying 'I'll be back' and they never come back.''
The Victorian Taxi Association's Georgia Nicholls encouraged people to complain if they were the victim of discrimination.
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According to a new white paper by Colliers International, as reported on by Chain Store Age, retail companies are making sharp increases in capital expenditure budgets for 2012. Retailers are using a good share of these funds to upgrade stores and open new stores. The report also sees a rise in experimenting with smaller prototypes. That is an extension of a trend seen in the last 18 months and could result in tremendous business opportunities for companies who go into a location and build-out stores from the floor up, walls in and ceiling down.
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Drop Dead Vince on Temporary Break (and a Twitter and a New Blog!)
Hey cats and kittens! I hope that everyone is enjoying the new chapter so far. I wanted to let you know that Vince is going to be on a short break, I'm visiting family and I'll be away from my computer. Vince will be back again sometime later this month with the next update.
In other news, we have an official tumblr for Drop Dead Vince! You can visit it at dropdeadvincecomic.tumblr.com for more updates, as well as additional artwork, works in progress, and cool creations by fans like you! We're also now on Twitter, you can follow us at @DDVComic and read up on updates!
Thank you again for your support and patience, we'll see you next time with the next update!
posted by sweetappletea @ 15 Mar 2014 09:45 pm - 0 comments
Drop Dead Vince Chapter Two Coming Soon! (And DDV's Third Anniversary!)
Hey cats and kittens! Happy 2014!
It really has been a while hasn't it? I feel pretty embarrassed since I promised Chapter Two would start last month, but this year was off to a weird start for me. I found out that I was laid off from my seasonal job at the last minute, so I've had to stop working on comics for a while to try to work on some commissions and freelance projects to make ends meet. It's been stressful and emotional for me, 2013 was not my best year and I'm honestly scared that 2014 becoming 2013 Part Two. It's been affecting my work on Vince pages so it's been taking me longer to work on them because I've been really discouraged. I'm really hoping that it's just going to be a rough January and that the rest of the year will go smoother for me, but sadly you can't predict the future (especially not mine lately).
So the new plan for Vince is that I'm trying to aim for Valentine's Day this Friday to launch Chapter Two. It's not going to be set in stone, but that's going to be my goal for this week and hopefully I'll be able to meet it.
Speaking of Valentine's Day, it's not only Vince's birthday but also the Third Anniversary of Drop Dead Vince! It's hard to believe the comic is three years old now, this being one of my first big projects and one of the longest running ones I've had currently. I'd love to do something special for the occasion, but it will depend on if I can get the second chapter prepped in time to launch on Friday.
Thank you everyone for your support and for being so patient with me and my ridiculous schedules. Hopefully next time I'll see you with the next chapter of Betty and Vince's adventures!
posted by sweetappletea @ 09 Feb 2014 02:35 pm - 0 comments
Double Update and Drop Dead Vince's First Chapter is Finished!
Hey cats and kittens! The Double Update for Drop Dead Vince is finally up and ready to read! And even bigger news:
Thank you everyone so much for your support and for sticking around since Vince's very first page. It was a bumpy ride to get to this point but I'm pretty proud of myself for being able to finish a 31 page comic.
As for the next chapter, Chapter Two will officially begin in January 2014! I'll be taking a break from comics in November and will begin work on the second chapter in December. Thank you again so much for all the comments, likes, favorites, and your support. I'll see you in 2014!
posted by sweetappletea @ 01 Nov 2013 03:49 pm - 0 comments
WE'RE BACK! (No, really! I mean it!)
FINALLY Vince is back to the web! As much as I wanted it to be, 2013 unfortunately was not Vince year it seemed (or mine either). I was in a terrible funk (still kind of am to be honest) and working on pages didn't seem to be happening for me at all over the past couple months. Thankfully though I managed to get 26 done and there's only a couple more pages left for Chapter One until it's finally finished.
I'd like to thank all of you who have stuck around and who have supported Vince despite such a long wait. I'm so blessed to have readers like you and it means the world to me that you enjoy Vince so much and you're able to put up with me during such a rough year. Thank you so much for being so patient! I promise you that you won't have to go through another long wait for a while. Enjoy the new page and I'll see you cats and kittens next time with page 27!
posted by sweetappletea @ 20 Aug 2013 09:29 pm - 0 comments
Vince Still Lives! (and some life updates on yours truly)
Hello everyone! I know it's been a while hasn't it? I'd like to apologize for the long absence. Since I got back from Animation On Display I've gotten into a big funk that made working on comic pages and art in general difficult. I've also been pretty broke and having a hard time finding work in the meantime, and also wondering about what direction my life should go.
But I'm still determined to finish Vince's first chapter and hopefully get his first book/zine printed. I've actually recently gotten back to working on the last few pages and while it is coming along slow I am making some progress on them. I can't say how long it will take for the moment to finish them but I'm hoping to aim for the end of June at the latest to get them finished and get them uploaded on Smack Jeeves. Since I'm trying to work on all of the pages I have left at the moment (I've been working on them out of order), once I get them finished I'll be uploading them a page a week until the first chapter finishes! In the meantime I've been uploading older pages over at a site called Tapastic, which you can check out here incase you need to catch up on Vince.
I've also moved the Drop Dead Shop to a new location, Storenvy! You can check it out here, and along with some new products such as the Second Anniversary Print and Sticker and glow-in-the-dark buttons there's also International shipping for any of my readers outside of the United States!
Thank you guys so much for giving Vince and Betty your support and for being so patient with me. 2013 has been a rough year for me so far, but here's hoping the remainder of it will look up soon. See you soon!
posted by sweetappletea @ 27 May 2013 03:28 pm - 0 comments
DDV's 2nd Anniversary, Book News, And AOD
Drop Dead Vince is two years old today!
Thank you so much for reading Vince and for sticking around for so long. It means a lot to me that you're enjoying this comic as much as I enjoy working on it.
It's been a while, I hope 2013 has been a good year for everyone so far. There's been quite a bit of news since my last update. For one, the first chapter is almost finished! There's just a handful of pages left to work on, which I'm planning to finish all together before I upload them online, so give or take the next update should be ready hopefully sometime next month and there'll be a page per week until the first chapter ends. Afterwards I'll go on a hiatus to work on the first couple pages for the next chapter, but I can't say how long that will take for the moment.
Concerning the book/zine of chapter one, the book will be done once I finish the last few pages and also get it organized to print, as well as get a few corrections and details tweaked for it. I'll definitely post more news about the book once it gets closer to completion, so stay in touch!
Also, this weekend I'll be in San Francisco at Animation On Display with a table in the Artist Alley:
Stop by and say hello! I will also have some Vince goodies for you to check out including a new Anniversary print, postcards, stickers, and glow-in-the-dark pins!
This year's been a little nuts for me so far, but I'm hoping 2013 will be a good year for Vince and its fans. Thanks again for sticking around and for being so patient with me. Happy Valentine's Day and I hope to see you again soon!
posted by sweetappletea @ 13 Feb 2013 06:05 pm - 0 comments
DDV Book News
Hey cats and kittens! Just wanted to give all of you an update on the book situation with Vince. I know I said I wanted to get it printed by Halloween, but I don't think that's going to work for two reasons: One, I'm going to be working again soon so that's going to eat up some of my time and the first chapter is not quite finished yet (as well as getting it all prepped for printing), and Two I do not have enough funds for the moment to get the books printed or the time to get them printed.
However, the book will happen, and I actually do have something special planned for Halloween later this month. As for when the books will be printed, I'd like to try to aim for hopefully sometime in December to give me some time to both raise the funds and give the printer I decide to go with time to get them finished and delivered. Me working again is also going to make the updates take a bit longer to happen but they'll still happen too so don't you fret.
Thank you all again for being so supportive and so patient with me. I hope to bring you guys some more news soon!
posted by sweetappletea @ 21 Oct 2012 03:53 pm - 0 comments
Book Update and a Hiatus
For those of you who have been waiting for the first chapter of Vince to be released in book form, I am sorry to say that I will not be able to finish the first chapter in time to get it prepared for printing before the convention at the end of this month. HOWEVER, the book will happen but I am setting the deadline around Halloween next month to give myself more time to finish the first chapter and get it organized and printed. So don't fret, you'll be able to read about Vince and Betty in book-form hopefully around the same time you're trick-or-treating and dressing up!
Speaking of, Drop Dead Vince will be taking a short break while I prepare for the convention later this month. Stickers are already printed and cut out, but I still have two prints that I need to finish AND I need to get those printed out as well. I'll give you all a sneak peek at the prints once they're done. Thank you guys again for all of your support and for being so patient!
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A.P. Pharma, Inc. announced the appointment of Jesse Hollingsworth as vice president of sales.
"Jesse brings over a decade of highly relevant oncology sales experience, including a significant amount of knowledge working with group purchasing organizations," said Robert Rosen, A.P. Pharma's chief commercial officer. "Over the past several months, A.P. Pharma has been focused on recruiting key additions to our management team, and Jesse's experience in oncology sales will provide insights into the sales program for our lead product candidate, APF530, which is being developed for the prevention of acute- and delayed-onset chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting. We are thrilled to have Jesse join us and look forward to his contributions to our executive team."
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Kristin Cavallari's inching closer to motherhood and she did what any woman would do in this case... go maternity clothes shopping!
The mom-to-be was looking fab as usual when she was spotted at A Pea in the Pod in Beverly Hills today looking for some new threads to wear while awaiting the birth of her first born.
The reality star, who seems to stay fashionable throughout her pregnancy, hasn't been shy about it, even telling Glamoholic last month that her and hubby Jay Cutler would like more kids. If that's the case, then she's shopping at the right place!
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International music icon Madonna arrived in Israel on Friday to kick off her hotly anticipated world tour with a sold-out performance in Tel Aviv.
She arrived amid tight security on a chartered El Al flight from New York, accompanied by partner Brahim Zaibat, her four children and an entourage of 70, local media reported.
Thursday's Tel Aviv show is the first of 84 dates across Europe and the Americas, according to her website.
They are to be followed by a visit to Australia, where Madonna has not appeared in 20 years, it said.
The tour -- Madonna's first since her wildly successful "Sticky and Sweet" outing in 2008 and 2009 -- will support her new album "MDNA."
She last performed in Israel in 2009, on the Sticky and Sweet tour.
During that visit she met Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and visited the Western Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem, the holiest site where Jews are allowed to pray.
Although not Jewish, Madonna is a keen follower of the Jewish mystic discipline of Kabbalah.
She visited Israel in 2004 and 2007 on private trips.
Saturday night marks the start of the week-long Jewish holiday of Shavuot, or the Feast of Weeks.
Israeli public radio said that Madonna was expected to spend much of the holiday "resting and making short trips," with rehearsals on the eve of her show.
Walla! news website said that among the star's demands for the backstage area at the Ramat Gan football stadium are a treatment room with massage table and jacuzzi, a personal laundry room and spaces for Madonna, her children, her dressmaker and other staff.


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this blog will be active for probably a while longer (I wanna migrate a bunch of posts I like and I need to cede ownership of sideblogs to my new main and also so people can still send me messages here/find my new blog) but I follow TOO MANY PEOPLE and my dash is TOO UPSETTING it is giving me anxiety and I get upset when I come on to this dash SO. Because I don't want to leave my friends and also I like participating in fandoms, I decided to move instead yolo
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That is far too many spoders.
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GM shows 85 kW permanent magnet EV motor
"We've spent the past few years highlighting our in-house battery capability, which will play a significant role as one of our core competencies going forward," said Larry Nitz, GM executive director of Vehicle Electrification Engineering.
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General Motors will become the first American automotive manufacturer to build its own electric motors when production begins in White Marsh, Maryland, in late 2012. In promoting this capability, GM has released details of the first motor to be built there, the 85 kW (114 hp) permanent magnet motor to be used in the 2013 Chevrolet Spark EV.
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A Guilford County man was acquitted Tuesday of assaulting and strangling a woman during a domestic dispute in April at a Graham home.
Larry Marcus Coltrane, 26, of Carriage Woods Drive, Browns Summit, was charged with assault by strangulation, a felony, and assault on a female, a misdemeanor, after Graham police responded to a call April 17 on East Elm Street.
Ashley Woodlief reported that Coltrane had taken their son from the home. Officer Jonathan Hodge noted that her shirt was torn and there were scratches and red marks around her neck. Eventually she told him Coltrane had choked her and dragged her through the home in a dispute.
Woodlief testified that she didn't want to prosecute Coltrane, but that he had choked her twice that night, once until she went limp and fell to the floor, kicked her and dragged her through the home by her hair.
Coltrane testified that Woodlief was the aggressor. Photos showed a scratch on his neck and that he had little fingernail growth above the nail bed — not enough to inflict the scratches on Woodlief, he said. He said she must have scratched herself and torn her shirt before police arrived.
Defense attorney John Cox argued that Woodlief knew police wouldn't retrieve her child without a custody order unless Coltrane was accused of violence. Alamance County Assistant District Attorney Gene Morris argued that the couple had a history of violence and that jurors should find Coltrane guilty to protect their son.
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Broome pedestrian dies after being struck by car
A 52-year-old pedestrian has died after being hit by a Toyota Rav 4 on Herbert Street in Broome.
Chunk of man's ear bitten off during Broome assault
Liam Ducey A Broome man will be flown to Perth on Tuesday to have surgery after having part of his ear bitten off during an assault.
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Liam Ducey and Aleisha Orr Broome family unwittingly picks up a World War 2-era Japanese Hand Grenade while walking the dog.
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Adrian Beattie Locals in Kununurra are mopping up after the town was flooded - the heavy rainfall caused by a tropical low which is moving towards Broome and could develop into a cyclone.
Search for two men missing between Fitzroy Crossing and Broome
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Liam Ducey A police tip-off leads to a 22-year-old Broome man being charged with possessing child exploitation material.
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Three teenagers who gang-raped a 22-year-old Canadian backpacker in WA's Kimberley region have had their jail sentences increased on appeal from prosecutors.
Broome scam victims 'need convincing'
West Australian police are travelling to regional towns to persuade potential victims of suspected romance or investment frauds not to send more money overseas.
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Leanne Nicholson Police officers have been criticised for their actions, including dragging a handcuffed teenaged across the floor, in a CCC report tabled in parliament.
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Liam Ducey 64-year-old missing man last seen at a service station between Broome and Hedland has serious health problems.
Missing man Geoffrey Channing found dead south of Broome
The search for Geoffrey Channing has come to a sad conclusion with the body of a man believed to be the 64-year-old located south of Bidyadanga, 190 kilometres from Broome.
Bid to suppress Broome cop video rejected
A Supreme Court judge has rejected an application to stop the release of CCTV footage showing a former West Australian policeman apparently punching and kneeing a prisoner in the head.
Broome cop bashing video still under wraps
The court-ordered release of confronting CCTV footage showing a West Australian policeman apparently assaulting two prisoners is in limbo after his lawyer applied for leave to appeal.
Asylum boat 50km from Broome
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Aleisha Orr A 19-year-old man has died after a three-car crash at a Broome intersection overnight.
Broome police question woman over man's death
A 20-year-old woman has been arrested over the death of a man in Broome.
Passenger thrown from car in fatal rollover near Broome
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Young woman faces Broome murder charge
Aleisha Orr A 20-year-old woman has been charged with murder over the death of a 20-year-old man in Broome on the weekend.
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St. Albans teen lands top spot in rodeo association
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A St. Albans High School senior has been chosen to head the National High School Rodeo Association, an organization with thousands of members in the United States, Canada and Australia.
In his new role, Drew Asbury, 18, will travel throughout the country promoting the organization and the rodeo sport of bull riding.
He rode in a national competition in Rock Springs, Wyo., in July with about 1,400 participants. While there, he campaigned and won the election for president.
"I like the association," he said. "I want to enhance it and make it bigger."
The position also offers excellent opportunities to travel with all expenses paid.
Bull riding is a rodeo sport. The rider mounts a large bull and holds on while the animal tries to buck the rider off. Bulls can weigh 1,200 to 1,500 pounds. American tradition calls for the rider to stay on for eight seconds.
At the recent competition in Rock Springs, Asbury stayed on his first bull for five seconds and the second one for three seconds before going over the front and hitting his left knee on the bull's head. He escaped with a bruise. These were pro rodeo bulls that will be heading to Cheyenne Frontier Days in Wyoming in a few days.
Asbury, who has always loved watching the sport on television, was only 8 when he talked his parents, Sherry and Keith Asbury, into letting him ride a calf. They thought one ride would cure his interest but it only whetted his appetite for the rodeo and his desire to move on up to a bucking bull.
The family lives in St. Albans where 34 acres offers plenty of room for their horses, goats, dogs and cats. They don't have a real bull but they do have an El Toro bucking machine for practicing.
His father is a dentist and his mother is a preschool teacher. His sister, Katie, is a junior at West Virginia University majoring in animal science and nutrition.
Asbury qualifies for a partial academic scholarship at the University of Wyoming, a school that will most likely be his pick. The rodeo coach told him there is a possibility that additional funds may become available.
"It's a small school with activities and one-on-one teaching," he said. "It's a small campus and the people are really nice. They have a big farm with cattle and sheep. They do hands-on research. I like it out west.
"I want to go into animal science," he said. "I'll try to get into veterinary school and work with large animals or zoo animals."
Asbury played football for the Red Dragons last year but that won't be possible with his new schedule.
"I will travel a lot going to rodeo events and meetings," he said. "In December I will go Las Vegas for a week to the National Finals Rodeo. I will do make-up work (for school) on planes and in hotels. I have a laptop."
He has a 3.6 grade point average.
Whether he goes into professional bull riding depends upon future competitions, he said.
Why does he enjoy the sport?
"It's an adrenaline rush, but that's not it," he said. "It's the challenge. It's fun. It's between man and beast."
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Start by narrowing down the hotspots. We like Louis Vuitton's City Guides. Use 'em to find the hottest restaurants, nightclubs, and spas everywhere from New York to Lugano. Plus, the sleek brown exterior won't make you look like a tacky tourist when you pull it out of your bag in overwhelming confusion ($33, louisvuitton.com).
Still, this is only a fraction of the battle. Here are some other trip tips to make your next vacation easy, comfortable, and even stylish, courtesy of contributing editor, Marc Adelman, who spends half his year jetting between New York, London, Los Angeles, Chicago, and San Francisco.
Pack early Your stuff will always take up more space on the way home, whether it's because you're too exhausted from partying the night before and the last thing you want to do is nicely pack your clothes, or because you really took advantage of the exchange rate and revamped your entire fall wardrobe. (For ways to upgrade your look for the new season, check out our Fall Guide to Style.)
Choose your weather source wisely Forget weather.com or your weather app. Check the local broadcast instead. You can find it online and it's always more accurate.
Be soft Forget the matching rolling suitcases. Chances are the other bags wont always end up at the same airport as you. Invest in a nice brown leather carry-on. Soft bags are more forgiving; they'll stretch to fit your stuff, and you'll have less trouble squeezing it into a crowded overhead compartment during your flight. Check out Pack Like a Champ for more ways to arrive in style.
Go monochromatic President Obama recently told Vanity Fair, "You'll see I wear only gray or blue suits. I'm trying to pare down decisions. I don't want to make decisions about what I'm eating or wearing. Because I have too many other decisions to make." Apply this to your travel wardrobe. Make your decisions easy by picking one color and only packing clothing you could wear with it. Not to mention, monochromatic looks dominated the runways of New York Fashion Week, so you'll be on trend to boot.
Consider your sleeping position Before you board, snag a seat that will complement your sleeping habits. If you need to sleep on your left side, you want the A seat so you can lean towards the window. (That's the F seat for those of you who sleep on your right side.) There's nothing worse than waking up on a stranger's shoulder after a nap (unless she's cute). Here are ten more ways to arrive well-rested.
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Artistic Director: Our Festival
In 2013/14, Pekka joins frequent collaborators Britten Sinfonia at the Barbican Centre in directed performances of four Britten works, with choreography by the Richard Alston Dance Company. He also returns to the Cincinnati Symphony, Royal Stockholm Philharmonic, Singapore Symphony, City of Birmingham Symphony and Philharmonia orchestras. In October 2013 he was awarded the 2013 Nordic Council Music Prize.
A strong advocate of new music, last season Pekka gave the world premiere of Sebastian Fagerlund's Violin Concerto, written for him and commissioned by the Tampere Philharmonic Orchestra. Other recent highlights have included concerts with the Finnish Radio Symphony, Oslo Philharmonic, Swedish Chamber, Toronto Symphony and Washington's National Symphony orchestras, as well as the Chamber Orchestra of Europe, Die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen and Konzerthausorchester Berlin.
Pekka regularly directs ensembles from the violin, including the Australian, London, Irish, Mahler and The Saint Paul chamber orchestras, as well as the Amsterdam Sinfonietta. His recital partners have included Iiro Rantala, Anne Sofie von Otter, Angela Hewitt, Kimmo Pohjonen, Nicolas Altstaedt and Olli Mustonen. He is also a member of quartet-lab, alongside Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Lilli Maijala and Pieter Wispelwey.
Pekka has enjoyed a number of prestigious residencies, including at the Aldeburgh Festival, the Concertgebouw's Robeco Zomerconcerten, and as a 'Junge Wilde' artist at the Konzerthaus Dortmund. His most recent CD features Magnus Lindberg's Violin Concerto with the Tapiola Sinfonietta (for the Ondine label).
"Pekka Kuusisto, the elfin Finnish violinist who surely has the most personal sound of any classical violinist now alive… For his encore Kuusisto played the Sarabande from Bach's D minor Partita. Here, finally, Kuusisto's own rhapsodic voice stood out nakedly, as delicate and fleeting as a distant bird." (Ivan Hewett, The Telegraph, February 2014)
"Mr. Kuusisto's passionate rendition of the work's Chaconne proved arresting; his idiosyncratic style stopped short of indulgent with unpredictable twists of tempo, phrasing and dynamics. During his no-holds-barred playing, there were many broken bow hairs, which danced over his instrument like gossamer insect legs." (Vivien Schweitzer, The New York Times, January 2014)
"Kuusisto, directing from (and occasionally rising from) the concertmaster's chair, offered a bracing account, historically informed yet personally inflected, that captured the music's vigor and wit. His breathless tempo in the finale left both orchestra…and audience pleasantly warm. I went home singing….he is not so much a violinist as a musician who happens to play the violin." (Larry Fuchsberg, Minnesota Star-Tribune, January 2014)
"…to hear the whispered tenderness that Kuusisto brought to the final simple motif was worth the trip to Perth in itself." (Rob Adams, The Herald, April 2013)
"The solo was played with bracing intensity and brilliance by the Finnish violinist Pekka Kuusisto." (New York Times, February 2012)
"Pekka Kuusisto, a violinist whose rare gift is to become rather than perform the music he plays, made light work of the finely spun figurations that filter through into the dappled orchestral textures...Here and throughout, the playing was marked by the kind of luminous and infectious beauty that comes only from a true marriage of mastery and love." (The Guardian, February 2012)
"Kuusisto makes an extraordinary sound, delicate and changeable and yet tough as steel wire." (The Telegraph, February 2012)
"The Finnish violinist Pekka Kuusisto, probably the most engaging maverick in classical music today, appeared once to give a startlingly eerie account of Stravinsky's Airs du rossignol and Marche chinoise, again to supply the piano part in the orchestra's aptly grotesque romp through the same composer's Suites Nos 1 and 2 for Small Orchestra; and a third time as a superbly characterful soloist in Adès's own violin concerto, Concentric Paths." (The Times, February 2012)
"The young Finn produced some of the most spontaneous and out-of-the-box violin playing and musical interpretation I have heard…what Kuusisto did with it all was fresh and unpredictable. There were no templates, no predictable strategies. At one moment in the Stravinsky he was playing in period style, the next with sweet tone, then with full-on passion, then at the threshold of audibility, and finally barnstorming rambunctiously." (The Herald, February 2010)
"Lending his wayward genius to all this was the guest solo violinist, Pekka Kuusisto. What an extraordinary sound he makes, tremulous as a reed, often folk-like in its flatness, and yet so expressive." (The Telegraph, February 2010)
"Other highlights are the gorgeous romancing of the Cantabile, the effortlessly sweet-singing Sonata in A and the heroic Tarantella, originally for violin and orchestra: here Kuusisto really shows his violinistic mettle with some impeccable double-stopped spiccato and frenzied, stratospheric twirling." (The Strad, February 2010)
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A traditional roleplaying game, complete with NPCs to talk to and random beastie battles to challenge you as you solve the mysteries at Hogwarts.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is a Puzzle/Action Puzzle video game for Game Boy developed by Amaze Entertainment and published by Electronic Arts on November 9, 2001. It's rated Everyone by the ESRB and 12 of our users have voted it 4.0 out of 5 stars.
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If you win the house cup at the end of the game, you will get the Harry Potter Wizard Card and the card combination Full Enchantment. When you play the file, you'll still have them. Get into a battle and use the combination to gain all the spells.
When peeves steals your gifts, he will leave clues in the common room. Look at the dresser. It will tell you to brush up on your reading. Read the newspaper and it will mention the number 6. Go to the 6th floor and enter filch's storeroom. Go to the right of the barrel and look in the chest.
Some spells will only do 1 damage to enemies, no matter how powerful they are. Try using a different spell. Some enemies have special resistances, no matter how weak they are.
To get this Ingredient, go into Professor Snape's Office and press "A" while facing the poster of the snake. This will give you the Boomslang Skin.
People give all these different places for getting them. That's because there's more than two!
This spell paralyses an enemy until it is attacked, and wears off after a few turns anyway. It uses 10 MP. and can be found in the shelves in the library.
When you are supposed to go trough the trap door, My best guess is that you are on level 35- 40 before you go in so you can beat all the strong monsters and the best thing about it is that you will get around 1,000 exp., Be sure to keep on losing the potions game to gain more levels becuase you start outside the the trap door after you lose at something. Note: It only took me around two hours to get to level 99.
When you exit the greenhouse go straight down and there will be a plant off to the left a little this will be asphodel root. Straight down form there is monkshood. Past Hagrid's Hut down the path that leads to the forbidden forest just below that is a bush for porqupine quills. from there go around the trees to the front gate and fo left from there to a clearing in that clearign is mandrake root. follow the gate back to the right just past the main entrance then head up there will be a plant with boomslang skin. go down the path just below this and follow it when you change screens immediatly head upwards and you will find a plant with bezoar stone. Head all the way right after you go back to the path and you will find unicorn horn directly down is aconite. way left of that is wolfsbane. go back up to the unicorn horn and follow the curved wall up to the path and follow that path to the next screen once there you will see a plant off to the left for snakes fangs. straight to the right a ways is octopus powder. go straight up from there but keep watch on the left for the plant with beetles eyes. head left and look for the tall grass thing with bicorn horn. In front of the school between the break between the main path and the one that veers to the right is the bush for dried nettles. straight down a bit from there is dittany.
To catch the flying key go all the way to the right and straight up. Then you will see a key that is not moving go all the way up to it. Note: (If you hit a key you will start to drift downward.)
AFter the book alarm has gone off, go from the restricted section past Madame Pince up the spiral staircase. After you go up to the next floor, go out the library door. Go all the way to the left up against the staircase when passing Snape. Go up a few floors until you get to the fifth floor (the one with the old lady statue on it.) Mrs. Norris will be waiting on the stairs to get to the sixth floor, don't go that way. Instead go all the way to the right wall and goo down the cooridoor you see, (it'll be between both available doors on the right side.) After you enter, Snape and Filch will come to block the cooridoor. Go down the cooridoor, away from them, and enter into the room on the end. You'll find the Mirror of Erised and Dumbledore. After you've talked to Dumbledore, return to Gryffindor Tower.
Go right behind the purple rabbit and press "A". Then look at the bottom of the screen were it should read "Purple Rabbit Received." Mind that it propably won't work every time though.
To defeat Quirrell, keep using incendio. To defeat Voldemort, use flipendo. Make sure to use the highest level of the spell that you have.
When you arrive in the first leason (Snape's) you will need to find "1 Boomslang skin, 2 Beetles eyes and 1 pair of snake fangs". First go to Snape's office (opposit his room) then press "A" on the snake poster. Next wonder around out side and fight all the creatures until you get the "Snake Fangs". Finaly go to "Hagrids Hut and search the tall grass for one pair of beetles eyes then for the second pair search the fence around the hut. Once you have them all talk to Snape and he will give 6 points but will take 1 for takeing too long so you get 5 points.
To find herbs look in chunks of grass and small weird trees.
To learn Mucas Ad Naseum you must find the curse book in the mugle studies classroom on the 5th floor by the tv. Fight the monster that gaurds it and get the book. Then as soon as it says you rceive: Curse Book imdeatly press start and use the book when it says your curse in cured or something like that leave the menu and at the bottom of your screen it will sayyou learned: Mucas Ad Naseum. Note(Mucas Ad Naseum takes 80 mp because it poisens the opponent.)
Go to the fifth floor's wizard card trading club. Search the right picture on north wall to find a rare wizard card.
Start from the entrance hall. Keep going up the stairs heading up to the next floor. Go up until you see a big bubble. Go left of the bubble and you will see the fat lady in the portrait.
When you are looking for ingredients for Snape, one of rons sibblings is in front of the stair case. Walk right by him just right behind him. If it is done correctley you cant escape. You get stuck and can't move. WARNING: Dont save when your stuck or you will have to restart.
When you are walking around, and there are some objects moving, go up to the moving item, and click the "A" botten, They might give you items ^_^.
Go outside of Hogwarts, go down the stairs and turn to your left. Go to the last greenhouse on the right, the rabbit should be right there.
The Verdimillious Spell is one of the only spells that can harm the Troll. Be aware it's "Verdimillious" not "Vermillious"
The library is located on the 2nd floor. If you enter any door on the right side of this hallway it will bring you into some part of the library. Be carful though because it is very easy to get lost in the rows and rows of books.
The charms classroom is located on the 2nd floor. You walk all the way to the end of that hallway and in the middle of two banners is a large brown door. Enter and you are in the charms classroom.
From the entrance hall you go up the large stair case, when you reach the 1st floor you turn to your left, and walk down past a statue, the first door you come to is the transfiguration classroom.
You get to potions class by going down the stairs into the entrance hall, turn to you left, you will see a large door, enter, to your left is potions class, and to your right is Snape's office.
Talk to everyone. They will give you helpful hints on your location, your quest, and they might give you a witches or wizard card or card combination.
All you have to do is go to Snape's office and fight the snakes and then they'll probely give you snake fangs when you beat them. To know if you got the snake fangs, when you beat the snakes you go to the screen where it tells you if you got an item.
Go to Hagrid's house. Go to the left side of his house. Go to the boards that stick out from under his house and press the A button. The second eyes are in the room where the Egyption hall is. On the right of the room,the door on the bottom, go through the door and go down the hall. Go through the big door. Go to the white barrels and press A and there are the two bettle eyes you need.
You know while you can win points, you can lose them also, but a surefire way to win is to do every deed possible. For example if you don't return the Curse Book to the library, you lose an opportunity for 25 House Points! You can also go back and forth from Hagrid to Professor Sprout by going in and out of the school and go back to each of their houses and/or classrooms to get INFINITE House Points if needed suggested). You can also chase the owl at the end of Madam Hooch's class for 15 Points, but only once.
When out around the school grounds, go back and forth from Hagrid's to Professor Sprout's. She should give you 1 point every time.
To get as many of a certain potion item, find one of the weird bushes when you are in Herbology class or after, not before. Press A facing the bottom of the bush. You will get the type of item that is in that one. Then Pause the game then un-Pause it. Press A again on the bush. You can do this as many times as you want.
When searching for Herbs, during your assingnment (only during your assingnment, or it won't work), go find an herb, collect it, press Start, get out of the Menu Screen, collect it yet again (by pressing A), and repeat until you gain the number of that herb desired. Have fun with this Cheat!
If you die or if you are just getting there go to a room on the left side of the floor and fight the creatures and find potions and gain levels.
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