Mein 5 Einjahres ist haben ein " pizza" themenorientierte Geburtstagsfeier - irgendwelche Ideen für Spiele oder Fertigkeiten?

December 30th, 2009
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KristenCO asked:


Mein 5 Einjahres wünscht eine Pizza-Partei. So habe ich Schutzbleche und Chefhüte für die Kinder, und sie bilden ihre eigenen einzelnen kleinen Pizzas. Ich dachte für eine Fertigkeit, die sie ihre Chefhüte mit Aufklebern verzieren konnten, Markierungen, etc. Können Sie an irgendwelche Pizza-in Verbindung stehenden Spiele, um zu spielen oder Dekorationen oder noch etwas denken?

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What sort of job opportunities come with studying visual arts at university? I’ve been interested and dedicated in this area of study from a young age and i’ve been offered a place in the course just last week. Where may the course lead me in the future in terms of career and money?

December 30th, 2009
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bug asked:




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What is the difference between Master of Arts and M Science?

December 30th, 2009
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Jorge M asked:




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Why is it that everyone seems to think that practicing martial arts is just like they see in the movies? I am in high school and have been practicing martial arts for many years. Whenever I mention to someone that I practice martial arts, they will say something ignorant like “so can you beat me up?” or something of a similar nature. Why is it that people are unable to understand that martial arts are not about fighting at all? Does anyone else notice these things? Of course, I am not saying that martial arts has nothing to do with fighting. It’s more that it was never meant as an offensive art. Hundreds of years ago it was learned for self-defence, though in modern times it’s not even always about that. One could say that traditional martial arts are about not fighting. It also bothers me how many people will sign up for lessons in the martial arts, only to quit a month later. They find that they are not being taught how to “fight” so to speak, and do not make the effort to learn what the art is really about, and what it’s teachings ecompass.

December 30th, 2009
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Mr S asked:




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I made some fairy wings out of wire and fusible film, and I want to seal them with something thick and glossy that will be hard like plastic. Can anyone suggest a product? :)

December 29th, 2009
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Misty asked:




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I’m trying to explain a liberal arts college to my dad. But he’s chinese, and I don’t know the term for it.

December 29th, 2009
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bubbles asked:




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I really want to learn martial arts (any kind) but getting out of the house is a problem for me as i look after a relative full time. I would be very gratefull if anyone can help me :) Thanks.

December 29th, 2009
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fuzzplop asked:




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I’m doing a project and i have to make some artist trading cards. i’m looking for some famous pieces of visual art (like sculptures, paintings, and etc.) and their artists, or famous visual artists (is that what they call artists who do visual art?) and their most popular piece of visual art. I guess I just need some famous visual arts and artists, and i can look them up and all. just PLEASE help me with this project! i have to make a lot of cards so i need a lot of artists and pieces of visual arts!

December 29th, 2009
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need-to-know person asked:




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I know that abs are probably the single most important group because of the use of the core in most, if not all, martial arts moves. I’ve heard that the forearms are very important to develop too. But what other muscle groups are priority? I know that it’s different than a lot of other sports conditioning. Tiredofit, your answer was immature and unnecessary. Don’t waste my or anyone else’s time with your childish prattling and foolishness.

December 28th, 2009
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gumbledim asked:




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I’m twenty-one, a bit overweight. I’m thinking about taking martial arts lessons partly because I want to get in shape, but I’m not sure which kind I should take. Most of the places I’ve gone to seem to be running around with kids and teenagers, and I don’t want to be the biggest one around. Also, what kind of price and lesson plan should I be expecting?

December 28th, 2009
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