Dandelion Fluff is pretty common and you can find it almost everywhere. Try Cottonpuff Feilds (Where Tinkerbell lives) to find some quickly or Springtime Orchard, Dewdrop Vale,

Neverberry Thicket, Acorn Summit, Maple Tree Hill & Pumpkin Patch.

You can also get dandelion fluffs by playing Fairy Fireworks in Acorn Summit.

Have you been to Dulcie's Kitchen lately? She recently released her Silly Sweets recipe! Silly Sweets allow you to change skin color, fly around in a bubble, turn into some silly characters, and even turn invisible for a while! Once you reach level 12 or 13 I believe, you can bake the easier Silly Sweets. And as you gain higher levels, you reach different kinds of Silly Sweets. The highest level is level 24. Even though on Tailoring, Tinkering, and Baking, you only can go as high and level 22 or 23, the highest is level 24. Have fun!

P.S. Look for me! I will be on Cozyray; Water-Talent or Ruby Vanillaglow, Water-Talent! D-Name is ''XxBieberManiaxX'', and I am a Member. It will expire soon. On July 26, 2011. I rarely go on crowded Servers.

I Scream, You Scream

We All Scream For Ice Skating

Sadly, it is not an option to become an official Winter fairy in Pixie Hollow. However, there are things you can do to feel more like a Winter fairy.

1. Make Your Fairy A Water Fairy.

Water is probably the talent most simalar to the Winter talent, as snowflakes and icicles are frozen water, etc.

2. Wear Winter Fairy Colors.

You know how animal talent's colors are orange & brown, light talent's colors are yellow, etc? Well, Winter talent's colors are probably light pink, white, and light blue. Dye some clothes those colors so you can feel more like a winter fairy. Also, the Snowflake clothing Collection is currently in Summit Style. A winter talent would definetly wear it.

3. Hang Out In The Winter Meadows

That's right! A winter fairy would be most at home in these meadows.

4. Play Snowflake Sweep.

If Winter fairies were a talent you could choose in Pixie Hollow, then one of their talent games would definetly be Snowflake Sweep. Try it; it's fun!

For clothes: Acorn Summit Autumn meadow member

Treetop bend Spring meadow member

Dewdrop Vale Spring meadow for all fairy

Fairy tale theater(Havendish Square) Pixie dust tree member

Snowcap Glade Winter meadow member

For Furniture: Chilly Falls Winter Meadow member

Neverberry Thicket Spring meadow member

http://www.disneyonlineworlds.com/index.php/Pixie_Hollow

I don't want to write all of it just go to this website!!!!!!!

The Disney Fairies: World of Fairies: At the Dawn of Pixie Hollowby Calliope Glass (Hardcover)

It can be obtained from amazon.com; also found it at Barnes & Noble.

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Concrete mortar was used by the Romans as early as 200 B.C. to bind shaped stones together in the construction of buildings. During the reign of the Roman emperor Caligula, in 37-41 A.D. , small blocks of precast concrete were used as a construction material in the region around present-day Naples, Italy. Much of the concrete technology developed by the Romans was lost after the fall of the Roman Empire in the fifth century. It was not until 1824 that the English stonemason Joseph Aspdin developed portland cement, which became one of the key components of modern concrete.

The first hollow concrete block was designed in 1890 by Harmon S. Palmer in the United States. After 10 years of experimenting, Palmer patented the design in 1900. Palmer's blocks were 8 in (20.3 cm) by 10 in (25.4 cm) by 30 in (76.2 cm), and they were so heavy they had to be lifted into place with a small crane. By 1905, an estimated 1,500 companies were manufacturing concrete blocks in the United States.

These early blocks were usually cast by hand, and the average output was about 10 blocks per person per hour. Today, concrete block manufacturing is a highly automated process that can produce up to 2,000 blocks per hour.