Question: How Do You Say This In Spanish?

i need to know how to write the following in Spanish. Please dont tell me to get a “simple” online translation, it needs to be in proper Spanish, have to read it out in class…

“Hi, my name is Robert, i am twenty years old. i am a business student at USC. i have two sisters aged seventeen and twenty six. i lived in Liberia, India and Australia before moving here. i have a passion for cars and my hobbies include swimming, basketball and skiing.”

thanks

Answer: Hola, mi nombre es Robert y tengo veinte años. Soy estudiante de administración / negocios en USC. Tengo dos hermanas, de diecisiete y veintiseis años. Viví en Liberia, India y Australia antes de mudarme aquí. Me apasionan los autos y mi pasatiempos son nadar, jugar basketball y esquiar

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Question: Are ultralight/light sport flying clubs common?

I’m kinda interested in getting a pilots license, though it seems like its an expensive and intensive hobby. I’m interested in getting a light sport certificate since id probably just fly once in awhile for fun, but i dont really want to drop +25k down for a plane plus hanger fees, maintanence, etc. Are fliying clubs devoted to ultralights or light sport aircraft common? i could only find regular flying clubs in my area online but im wondering if there might be a shot at finding one if i called around to some smaller aiports in the area

Answer: I’d recommend checking with your local airport. Many times there are instructors who could answer your questions with a local context, as clubs tend to be somewhat unique to the area they are in.
When I got my private, I did not purchase a plane, because I wasn’t going to be flying enough hours to justify the expense.
For instance, a Cessna 150, flown 100 hours a year, will run you more than renting that same Cessna from an FBO. I found that the break even point for me was in the 200 to 225 hours a year area. So, I ended up renting a plane. Buying an airplane has so many other costs involved, such as insurance, annual, equipment updates, repairs, etc.
The LSA is a good license. Would you be open to having a local CFI go over the difference in the LSA and the Private certificates?
Good luck – it’s really great to be a pilot..

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The Complete History Of Neckties

The necktie has its jump-start into fashion 333 years prior to the new Millennium. A King, a war, an usual army with an unusual dress and a noble cause and that no less set the stage for a fashion accessory that lives on to this day. “There is a clear-cut relationship between fashion on one hand, and power and wealth on the other. Fashion generally follows power and wealth.” This old adage spells out the creation of the evolution on neckwear not its origin. However, without this acceptance of tying cloth around a man’s neck in the 17th century, neckties would not have had their fateful way in the world.

Ties were an unusual thought as a fashion accessory in China in 221 B.C., the first known existence of fabric wrapping a man’s neck. In the Neckwear industry this is an interestingly known fact, as a result of the excavation in China of the “Terracotta Army of the first Emperor of China” in 1970 – Among the 7000 terracotta soldiers un-earthed dressed in armor, many of which had a necktie wrapping their necks. The use of neckwear in China ended after the Han Dynasty took rule and neckwear would not be seen again in China until the 20th century. In 101 – 106 B.C. the Roman Military is seen in paintings with neckwear worn as a random uniform. Although non-Roman soldiers were probably the only to wear at “necktie” as it is common thought that the fashion rule of Rome kept necks free of cloth.

A little more then 1,600 years later, again in the form of military dress – is the introduction of men’s neckwear seen by historians. Historians noticed for the third time, and also the first widely recognized appearance of neckwear, during a thirty-year ‘religious” war in the early 17th century waged by King Charles V of Spain against reformists. Fashion trends developed as soldiers from all of Europe fought and cultures and dress clashed. Mutual respect and honor followed the battles that inflamed all of the European Continent creating changes that effected at the very least acceptance of religious belief, geography and national borders, cultural tolerance, government, a realignment of European power and influence, and even fashion.

The dress accepted “fashionable” throughout most of Europe was lace ruffs around the neck. Even after the Middle Ages, dress was “ruled appropriate” for each class. War was expensive forcing many cost savings measures, and fashion was one cut back as men were to adorn ruffs with a strict law allowing men to wear ruffs only at funerals and other such occasions, ( ruffs were an expensive use of lace up top 15 meters ). The Croatian soldier wearing a cravatta or cravat ( English translation “necktie” ) as part of his uniform caught the attention of the continent. This Middle Age Custom or dress was in part, a form of identification on the battlefield and also part of folk costume. Wearing this neckwear in battle throughout Europe, the Croatian Soldiers gained respect – widely known for their mercenary ways. They were recruited along with German Soldiers by France, in 1635, after France declared war on Spain – entering the conflict, short on troops and willing to hire soldiers. The Croatian soldiers and their cravats were noticed not only by many European Nations including the fashionable French, but more importantly by royalty. By fate, around this time the shirt collar – turned down came into fashion, a result of the formal decree by all countries ruled by Spain, Austria and other Catholic countries banning ruffs” Capitulos de reformacias 1623″. This was a time that the “golilla” a Spanish term for a linen and cardboard collar was accepted. And a fine cloth to wrap the collar closed was a natural.

However, the necktie or cravat was only noted by the French, and not accepted as a fashion style. Only after two decades, did King Louis XIV of France, 1638 – 1715, fancy the cravat. The necktie-cravat was not “accepted attire” at court as old standing customs governed fashion. This changed when the Queen Mother Anne of Austria ( born in Spain ) died giving King Louis XIV rule of his right. A painting by Henri Testelin hangs at Versailles depicting King Louis XIV wearing a cravat. His necktie collection was extensive made from fine fabrics and styled by the most revered fashion designers of the time. He had is own “cravatier” who would lay our several cravats each day for the King to select which one he would wear. With-in one year of King Louis XIV acceptance of the cravatte, London’s elite became enamored by the fashion and King Charles II of England the British spent fortunes on expensive lace from Venice to have his neckwear made.

The “Royal Cravates” regiment of Croatian soldiers, formed in 1667, wore cravats made of linen, lace, and muslin. Uniforms for soldiers were not commonplace among military and this neckwear dress was a distinctive dress. The Royal Cravats fighting as mercenaries for France and with the French support, suffered great losses politically while attempting a “coup” in a struggle for self rule. The country of Croatia never fully recovered from the failed conspiracy against their un-wanted rule by the Halsburgs. They were different, noble and they had a political cause that may have drawn sympathy from King Louis XIV. His acceptance of the Cravat was the birth of a fashion phenomenon that swept the globe and continuing today in men’s attire. The Dutch, Belgians, and even English authors were fond of cravats but the credit for making the cravat fashionable was King Louis XIV. Thus, “fashion follows power and wealth.”

Napoleon had his influence as did most military leaders.  The French led the fashion world through the 18th Century up until the French Revolution of 1789-1799. English influence became predominant after the beginning of the 19th Century. “George” Beau Brummel 1778 – 1840 a leader in British Fashion of the day brought the necktie to great innovation influencing the Prince of Wales – later to become King George IV. Beau Brummel’s details of necktie knotting and design won him favor with England and most of Europe. Ties were still black or white and great discussion was involved about this in England, Germany, France, Italy and other European nations. In 1820 when King George V was crowned he introduced the black tie, which was not so popular with his guests – who often kept a white tie in their pockets.  After the beginning of 19th Century colored neckties and neckties with patterns, mostly with stripes at first, appeared partially due to the influence of schools, hunting clubs, sports teams, and military uniform.  By the mid 19th Century neckties started to resemble modern day neckwear.

Since the British had colonies throughout the world their necktie fashion spread to almost every continent with China the only exception. The French did not except the British fashion and tried to go their own way concerning men’s fashion and neckwear. Great men throughout history wore neckties; Napoleon I Emperor of France wore his cravat – a soldier from a young age, as did George Washington – soldier and the first President of the United States, Benjamin Franklin a statesman, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, ( certainly not a soldier or politician ). Any painting depicting these honored men and other celebrated men will illustrate a cravat tied around their necks.

The shape and design of colors and patterns of the cravat changed and of course the military again, dictated this. Before the turn of the 20th century, realizing that their soldiers were easy targets wearing bright red uniforms, the British were outfitted with drab green uniforms. Each regiment decided on their own, what tie to wear with a different stripe going across in a pattern of colors and stripe width. With this need to be individual the “Rep Stripe” necktie was born. Across the Atlantic American soldiers followed suite, however the stripes go the other way. European Rep Stripe vs. American Rep Stripe. The difference is the direction of the stripe from the left shoulder crossing the heart or from the right shoulder crossing the heart.

This New World American vs. the Old World European look was distinctive and of course gave way to British designers fashion designers creating ties with poka-dots and colorful patterns. After the turn of last century these fancy designs produced an un-likely trend with retailers – ties were designed much like a women’s thought for fashion – but for a product meant for a man. This was a marketing ploy probably, as fashion houses took note that women were buying their men neckties. Appealing to their sense of color and style was natural.

The Duke and Duchess of Windsor – now that is quite another story. It was not just by chance that the famous necktie knot became to be known worldwide as the Windsor.  This British Royal gave the World the beautiful and symmetrical Windsor Tie Knot.  The most popular necktie knot “The Windsor Knot” was named after the Duke of Windsor against his wishes. Folklore has it that his father King George V passed down this knot along with the crown jewels.  In 1936, after just a one year reign as King of Britain, Edward the VIII abdicated his throne to marry Wallis Warfield Simpson an American divorcee – women he was rumored to having an affair with. His brother took his throne and the title of Duke of Windsor was given to him. The dashing gentleman captivated the world with his sacrifice of the throne for love. He sported the symmetrical necktie knot that American journalists adorned and inadvertently gave him credit for during the fan fair of publicity and photographs of the Paparazzi.

This was a very meaningful contribution to fashion as this tie knot is the knot that commands the most attention and respect.  It is fairly easy if you know how to do it.  The problem is almost no one knows the easy way to tie this fashionable tie knot.  The Duke in a series of photographs showed the World a very complicated method to create this tie knot.  What could be the greatest hoax of last century, save the Beatles Paul McCartney being dead, the Duke made the tie knotting difficult by changing a key move when completing the knot.  Presumably he must have motivated by the fact that the no one should be so handsome and distinguished as the Blue Blood Royals.

A major contribution to the necktie was by an American tie manufacturer Jesse Langsdorf. His idea was simple; three pieces of fabric cut and sewn together with the invention of the slip stitch along the back of the tie closing the envelope. This stitch allowed the tie to move along the closing thread while tying knots; eliminating ironing and necktie damage from the abuse of the taking the tie on and off. The necktie had reached it’s present form in 1924 of the patented design.

The modern tie as we know it evolved from this form. Shrinking in width every 15 years or so from about 1 ½ inches to about 4 ½ inches in accordance with shirt collar and lapel width and shape and the shape of a jacket opening. Salvador Dali created the first recognized novelty ties taking his artwork and illustrating ties much to the surprise of the art world. Peter Max among others followed with unique neckties for a man to express himself.

The 80’s saw the “Power Tie” and the 90’s saw casual dress take it’s toll. Still neckwear remained a statement of being serious about business and of course being silly. The silly side gave way to fun ties. Novelty neckties illustrating themes, hobbies, Van Gogh Art work and Marilyn Monroe, etc. by the Mark Abramhoff’s  Ralph Marlin Company became wildly popular in the 90’s. At a time when fashion was pushing all limits Gianni Versace created neckties with enough emotion, color and vivid design to stop traffic and get recognized. And then came Pancaldi designs that were elegant and super colorful.  Rush Limbaugh designs were created with enough color and abstract patterns that they gave way to cause a national phenomenon in America.

Ties had truly become an important fashion accessory using color and pattern to create a means of a man’s self-expression. If the King of France, King Louis XIV could have ever imagined what he started. Well that is one the French can claim for the record.

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by Jeffrey Hunter

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Question: fill in the blanks with suitable words please?

1)a technical institute that has educational facility in one technology only is called—- (2)a project aimed at achieving many purposes is called—(3)a person knowing many languages is called—(4)the weather neither too cold nor too hot is called—(5)pakistan has — a new missile.(tested or fired)(6)a person conversant with many languages is called—(7)person skilled in the art of designing buildings is called—(8)a person going into space is called— (9)hobby dealing with stamps is called—(10)he was made—-rage when he was insultant.(fill in this blank with suitable word.(11)an electronic device used for computation is called—

Answer: 3 multi-lingual
4 moderate
5 either tested or fired
6 multi lingual
7 an architect
8 an astronaut
9 philately
11 calculator

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Question: Where to buy pink flamingo yard decor?

Do home and garden stores like Home Depot and Lowes have Pink Flamingos? What about places like Hobby Lobby?

This is for a fundraiser – Pink Flamingo Flocking.
The money raised would go toward an Earthwatch Expedition (http://www.earthwatch.org).

Answer: Check this out.

http://www.orientaltrading.com/ui/search/processRequest.do?Ntt=flamingo&requestURI=searchMain&Ntk=all&Ntx=mode%2Bmatchallpartial&N=0

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Question: Advice and opinions on this artist table as a gift?

I’m trying to find a good Christmas present that my boyfriend of 3 years will love and be able to use. Recently we moved into an apartment and couldn’t bring his ginormous table with us. He’s an artist (by hobby, but very good) and hasn’t been able to do any of his drawings. We’ve talked about finding a table for him, but to no avail. I thought I would see what I could do for Christmas and while I was looking, I came across a “drafting table”. Then I found a “fold away drafting table”. I’m not sure of the materials or how well they do so I thought I would get some advice since I can’t actually ask him.

This is what I was looking at: http://www.draftingsteals.com/drafting-tables-folding.html

And if anyone knows of a better deal or where to get one for cheaper (but not really bad quality)… all help is appreciated! Thank you!

Answer: Honestly, that’s very sweet that you support your bf in this because he could use all that support.

Yes, that is a good table.
But look at what kind of art he does!
Pencil, watercolors, get curious and ask him!
Then do some searching, and ask your local stores for their art aisles!

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Question: Wheels keep on spinning round, spinning round, spinning round. I need ideas for new hobbies! Got any?

I already paint, draw, play lot’s of instruments, build speaker cabinets, play with electronics, work on cars, and design webpages. Anything new?

Answer: Do some volunteer work in your community that will benefit society. You seem to like to fix things, do it for someone who can’t do it themselves. You’ll make a lot of other people happy along with yourself!

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Question: What are some of your thoughts on the new Apple commercials?

I’m writing an essay of analysis on Popular Culture and I was thinking of writing something about Apple’s new Mac Ad Campaign. Where there’s two men one’s a “PC” and the other is a “Mac”. If you don’t really know what I’m talking about then here’s a link… http://www.apple.com/getamac/ads/

So my questions are:

Do you think these are a good way to catch your attention? Why or why not? (style, dialogue, etc)

Do these commericals make you want to buy a Mac or even consider it?

Do these commericals touch on some of your hobbies or whatnot? How so?

Anything you can provide me about these commericals would be great!!! (Opinions, Experience with a Mac, etc)

Thanks!!!
(I will pick a best answer… btw)

Answer: I’ve seen the commercials and they did not influence my buying decision. By the time those commercials appeared (and as I remember it was at the time of a huge Mac store inauguration in New York) I’d already made up my mind about buying an iBook, no matter the cost.

I think the commercials do a great job in portraying the PC spirit as that dull, office type guy. However, I don’t identify with the Macintosh personna. I mean, I am a huge fanatic of Mac (I own two ipods and an iBook for which I paid more than 2200$) yet I do not go around dressed in leather jackets or in Jeans, and on rare occasions I go more than two days without shaving.

To summarise, I think the Mac personna is a big stereotype, and I don’t identify with it. It’s like one of those theatrical plays when you feel a character is being overrepresented or overacted.

On the other hand, I think that advertising does a wonderful job in disseminating the advantages of the Mac platform, like the rarity of viruses and the advantages of not having to reboot Macs frequently (as opposed to PCs). These attributes are not very widely known and it was time they were advertised to the general population.

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Question: I’m in need of a new hobby?

I really need a new hobby, but i got no ideas. I’m always reading, writing or watching movies.
The only two things i can think of is play guitar and make movies/ document stuff.
Any cool ideas on new hobbies?
Thanks.

Answer: bungee jumping

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Question: What can i do at my aunts house?

She lives close to Fargo/Moorehead and we are going next weekend what can we do? since it’s close to the holidays she won’t go shopping since she needs to save up for christmas! I have:
Crafts (like get stuff @ hobby lobby!)
Quilts(we started quilts)
Play Games (stuff she has like balderdash,mancala, etc.)
Ice Skating (never done b4 but i’ve roller bladed)
Baking (we can make wellll stuff haha)

anything else would be VERY much appreciated! also n e good movies?

our ages (it’s just me and my sister) are 13 and 15 (almost 16) so in between those age ranges and NO SHOPPING! or stuff that’ll cost to much also nothing with pets! thanks

and stuff that’s NOT outside would be appreciated!

Ashlee

Answer: Start writing down your family tree or family history. You can get lists of questions to ask family members online. You can also research some things online. Then all you have to do is figure out who to call, then just buy a nice notebook and a nice pen and find a template online. Then make your notes and transfer it to the nice notebook. This can take hours and hours of time, and it’s really fascinating to learn about your family.

I traced my family history back to 1142 in England. I also found out that if about 12,000 people in the line of succession die, I would be queen of England! Obviously not gonna happen, but it’s a fun fact to have on hand. And out of, what 5 billion people on earth, it’s fascinating to know that I’m that close to the Queen. You never know what you’ll find out about YOUR family!

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Question: What do you think of these lyrics?

Hi, I wrote these lyrics and they’re unfinished. I just wanted to know what you think of them. And I know that I shouldn’t put unpublished material on here but I do this as a hobby more than anything else.

i’m a whole life away
from where i want to be
searching endlessly
finding a brand new name

i was told in this great future
i could forget my past
that with no woman, i would never cry
see how long that lasts

Falling off, breaking down
these feelings will never leave me alone
in this world you gotta find a friend
love was the only end
love is the only end…

a reason to believe in
i guess, in the meanwhile
i will forge my smile
so everyone sees it

i know that
i do belong here with you out there
carry my voice on a distant wind
so you’ll breathe in my air

Falling off, breaking down
these feelings will never leave me alone
in this world you gotta find a friend
love was the only end
love is the only end…

Answer: eh

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How to Open Jump Rings

Jump rings are components used to connect other jewellery findings in a piece of jewellery. Here we discuss how to open and close them, which is an essential skill in jewellery making for any jeweller or hobbyist.

They can be made from gold, silver, copper or brass wire and, whilst they are traditionally round in shape, they can come in other forms such as ovals, squares, triangles and hexagons. The wire itself may also be embellished through twisting or the metal may be square, so opening jump rings is a procedure that, whilst comparatively simple, must be done with care. Ultimately, putting too much stress on these jewellery findings can result in the jump rings breaking, becoming weak or difficult to close, which will, in turn, weaken the structure of the piece as a whole.

The most important piece of equipment you will need to open jump rings is a pair of pliers. Chain nose or flat nose pliers are most commonly used in this process. Chain nose pliers are defined by the shape of the outer jaw; this jaw is rounded and tapers towards the tip. Some chain nose pliers also have a cutting blade on the inner part of the jaw, used for cutting soft wire, as well as other jewellery findings. Flat nose pliers have, as the name suggests, have two flat-surfaced jaws that are used to hold and manipulate both sheet and wire. Unlike chain nose pliers, they do not taper and are most commonly used for crimping and manipulating. The squared jaw is used to help create angular shapes in the wire. It is important that the surface of the jaws of either of these types of pliers is smooth or you will risk marking the surface of the jump rings.

To open a small number of rings, a small pair of pliers is used to hold the ring and ring and then it can be gently manipulated with the fingertips. However, it is important to note that the ring must not be opened by pulling the opposing ends apart. Instead, the ring is twisted open, to create the appropriate gap. If the jewellery findings are very small, a pair of pliers can be used to hold the ring, whilst another pair is used to twist it open. This process can also be used to open large numbers of jump rings. It is important to only open the jump ring as far as you need to or you will risk fatiguing the metal wire. It is best to use your non-dominant hand to hold the jump ring and your dominant hand to manipulate it.

Closing the jump rings is simply the process in reverse; by sliding or twisting the opposing ends of the ring together, you should be able to hear or feel a click when they are made parallel. If you need to, you can then solder the jump rings shut.

Although opening jump rings is a relatively easy procedure, you must be prepared to make a few initial mistakes. As with most jewellery-making techniques, all that is required is a little patience and a steady hand. Once you have mastered these skills, you will be able to apply them to other pieces, adding a greater depth and complexity to your pieces.

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Question: What is the cheapest online store to buy baseball hobby boxes?

Besides ebay what is the cheapest online store to by baseball hobby boxes? I am going to buy: 1 box of 07 sp authentic 1 box of 07 future stars 1 box of 07 artifacts and 1 box of 07 fleer ultra se.

Answer: I try to find the best place for you to buy baseball hobby boxes.
The prices are good and FREE Shipping.

From http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fs%3Fie%3DUTF8%26redirect%3Dtrue%26ref%255F%3Dsr%255Fnr%255Fi%255F0%26keywords%3Dbaseball%2520hobby%2520boxes%26qid%3D1251641487%26rh%3Di%253Asporting%252Ck%253Abaseball%2520hobby%2520boxes&tag=aor-sale-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=390957

Hope you find your favorite. Good Luck!

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Question: What are some cute usrnames?

name-taylor
nickname-tay taytay bubbles
loves-music jesus
hobbies-listening to music, cheerleading volleyball [acting]
color-pink yellow skyblue
number- 16, 96
tv-jonas disneychannel nick mtv suite life on deck
music- jonas brothers demi lovato taylor swift black eyed peas mitchel musso katy perry miley cyrus

Answer: taytaythemusicgirrl96′

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Question: Cheap Hobbies that don’t give you room to think about life.?

I need a hobby or two. I need something that gets your mind off of the world. I think too much so walking is not an option. Thank you!

Answer: Beading, crocheting, knitting, drawing, painting…….

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Question: Which is better Gas or Electric for Rc Cars FOr A Hobby?

I have about 300 dollars and i want to know which will last longer cost affective easy for a begginer and that i can use it alot with other people. Tell me what its power source is and what model it is so i can get it plus it has to be 310 or less please help me out!

Answer: I have both and here is my opinion. For someone starting out go with electric no doubt! The gas models (nitro) are a pain to mess with due to a more complex engine that you need to tune the carb with temperature and humidity changes, have to keep a very close eye on engine temp. with a temperature gun ( more$), clean and flush the motor with after run oil after using it due to nitro draws moisture very easily and nitro fuel costs around $25 a gallon from my local hobby shop. There is a ton of stuff you need to buy and service you need to do to the motor to keep it in top condition. Electric on the other hand all you need to start is a truck, batteries and a battery charger. After using it you plug in the battery and thats it. To run for hours you will need a couple of batterys or a quick charger. I bought my son a Traxxas Rustler and am very pleased with it for a starter truck. Traxxas or Team Associated has several models that are nice but the Traxxas is a good brand with cheap easy to find parts. I hope this helps some!

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Question: What is an easy and cheap craft for a 18 or 19 year old girl?

I’m about to go to hobby lobby to find something to do….i just want an easy craft. maybe like some picture frame ideas or something? idk just show me some ideas. pictures and links are helpful : )

Answer: Try making a dream catcher. Here’s a link for instructions:

http://www.nativetech.org/dreamcat/dreminst.html

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Question: can you fix that? im learning english, do you help me?

Hello Maria or Dear Maria,

This is the first time I send you an email so I am going to explain you somethings about me, my hobbies and tastes.

Well, the first thing, my name is Nerea, I am 25 years old and I live in Spain, i live in a little/small seaside village, it have around 12000 residents, it is very quiet, but a lot of tourists come in summer to our beaches.

We live well here, but I prefer the city, I think there are more things to do.

At present I live with my parents and my big brother, though I was living out of home for 3 years, while I was studying business studies. I have just finished and I got too much free time. This is the reason I started to study English because I forgot it, and I wanted to bring up it to date.

Answer: Dear Maria,

As this is the first time I have sent you an email, I’ll tell you a little bit about me.

Well, firstly my name is Nerea, I am 25 years old and I live in Spain, i live in a small seaside village that has 12000 residents, it is very quiet, but a lot of tourists visit the beaches in summer.

It is nice living here, but I prefer the city, as there are more things to do.

At the moment I live with my parents and my older brother, though I lived away from home for three years, while I was studying business studies. I have just finished and I have too much free time. This is the reason I started to study English, the other reason being that i forgot it; and I wanted to bring up it to date.

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Question: What hobbies that involve crafts would be fun? easy 10pts + rating!?

I like to do 3D origami and crochet, but I would like to hear what hobbies other people think are fun that involve crafts because I might those a try.

I was wondering… will you vote for me, Lynn, at this site, please?

http://www.ballot-box.net/service3/poll.view.php?pollid=19816

It is a Site of the Month contest and so far I don’t have any votes and I’m asking you guys to help me out.

Thanks for answering my question and thanks for voting for me guys! I appreciate it!

<3 Lynn

Answer: I gave you a vote and now your ahead of her. the site below will give you patterns and free lessons for 23 projects and then they go further and refer you to 18 more.

http://www.craftown.com/lessons.htm

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