Toys

There are MANY great yo-yo players. The "best" at any given time is a matter of debate. My favorite, (and certainly among the best), is Doctor Popular - also known as "Doc Pop". Check him out on Youtube and elsewhere on the web. He is amazing to watch and a great guy too.

Of course they can. It would just be better to have parental permission first because of the fact that it's rated "T". Yet from experience, there seems to be nothing bad at all about it.

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A simple toy organizer could be made from plastic or a cheap wood such a MDF. Any good homewares company such as Dunelm Mill will stock a wide selection that meets your needs. If you require a creative style then Toys 'R' Us provide a diverse selection.

If you are looking to purchase a toy wagon, you can try any local toy store like Toys R Us or KayBee Toys. You can also try Walmart, Target or Kmart. Amazon and eBay websites also sell them.

8 total: 4 normal wild cards and 4 draw four wild cars

The Hop-n-Drop Gold Trophy cannot be won. There was a glitch in the game and it would give members the trophy when they won the game, but it was never officially released by Millsberry as an item. They are extremely rare and can only be bought, though you'd be hardpressed to find them in the yard sales and they would be extremely expensive. If you do indeed find one in a yard sale than beware when buying since there are many clones around (People would sell an exact replice of the Hop-n-Drop Gold Trophy, but when it is bought it will disappear from your inventory). Also, go the website posted in the related link section to see the Hop-n-Drop complete guide. It was like that. However, now to win a trophy in Hop-n-Drop, you must have 450 points. You will be able to get more, but after you get 450 or more, send your score and it will say that you've won the trophy. I know this because I've done it before.

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You can buy Nerf Guns at Toys R Us, K-mart, Zellers, Target, Wal-Mart. Toys R Us sometimes releases Nerf Guns before they actually come out, so I would recommend Toys R Us for that. Wal-Mart does the same.

MATHEMATICS OF THE CUBE

The center pieces of each face are always in the same relationship to each other.

Therefore, the number of ways the other pieces can be arranged in relation

to them (ie the possible arrangements of the cube) is:

Total possible arrangements = (possible arrangements of Corner Pieces) x (possible arrangements of Edge Pieces).

Possible Arrangements of Corner Pieces:

There are 8 Corner Pieces. Therefore, the possible different arrangements of them is 8! (ie 8x7x6x5x4x3x2x1) = 40320.

Each Corner Piece has three different orientations, so this must then be

multiplied by 3 to the power 8 (ie 3x3x3x3x3x3x3x3) which equals 6561.

However, with the actual cube, once the second from last Corner Piece is placed, the last piece can have only one automatic orientation so this should be divided by 3 (effectively 3 to the power 7) which equals 2187.

Thus, total possible arrangements of Corner Pieces = 40320 x 2187 = 88,179,840.

Possible Arrangements of Edge Pieces:

There are 12 Edge Pieces. Therefore, the possible different arrangements of them is 12! (ie: 12x11x10x9x8x7x6x5x4x3x2x1) = 479,001,600. However, with the actual Cube (and unlike Corner Pieces) it is impossible to exchange just two Edge Pieces, so once the third from last is placed, the remaining two can have only one possible arrangement, so this total must be divided by 2, which equals 239,500,800.

Each Edge Piece has two different orientations, so this must then be multiplied by 2 to the power 12 (ie 2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2) which equals 6561. However, with the actual cube, once the third from last Edge Piece is placed, although the last two pieces will be in fixed positions, one can be reoriented but the last will always have a fixed orientation in relation to it. So this must be divided by 2 (effectively 2 to the power 11) which equals 2048.

Thus, total possible arrangements of Edge Pieces = 239,500,800 x 2048 = 490,497,638,400.

So - Total Possible Arrangements of Rubik's Cube = (possible arrangements of Corner Pieces) x (possible arrangements of Edge Pieces) = 88,179,840 x 490,497,638,400 = 43,252,003,274,489,856,000.

Roughly speaking, 4.3 times 10 to the power 19.

in simple yes, because it uses several mathematical algorithms.

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not electrical but they have a metal ball on the end so you can roll them about.

Heres how: Proof of Ownership First, look under the Pillow. You will get the Key(#1). Look at the curtain. Click it to open it, and get the Key(#2). Keep clicking the curtain until the Ring(#1) falls. Pick up the Ring(#2). Next, click the Bowl on the Dresser and get Ring(#2). Use the Key(#1) and Key(#2) to unlock the bottom 2 Drawers on the Dresser, and collect the Power Cord and the Mystery Box. Open the top 2 Drawers. These 2 items, the CD Case and Memo (which is a URL), are unimportant to escape*. Look under the Dresser by clicking underneath it, then collect the Cassette. Next, look at the CD Player. Connect the Power Cord by clicking on it then on the CD Player. Click the Power Button and open the CD Player. Collect Key(#3). Once again, look under the Pillow. Click in between the Mattress and the Headstand and collect the Metal Bar. Click on the Mystery Box and place Ring(#1) and Ring(#2) in the correct Ring Holes, and the Metal Bar in the long, rectangular space. Open the Mystery Box, and place the Cassette on the spot where the Cassette Holder Bars are sticking out. Now, you will see that the Mystery Box is really a Cassette Player. Watch the Dance, and near the end the Boy will point to a +. Keep your Mouse Cursor on the Middle of that +. If you accidentally miss it, or mess up, you can play the Video Dance again. Now, click (or double-click) in the Middle of where that + was. You will see a Safe. Click until the Code says 1994. Now, put Key(#3) into the Key Hole, and get the Screwdriver. Get the Screwdriver, go up to the Door, (which you recently could not open) and click on the Screwdriver, then click on the side of the Door. The Doorknob will fall out. Click the Door, and it will open. Congratulations!!! You've escaped the Crimson Room!!! *These 2 items are not important unless you want to figure out the Crimson Room yourself. The URLleads you to a site that tells you the code, and the CD Case really is unimportant. It's empty.

A Monopoly property card lists the mortgage value for the property (one half of the board purchase price). The card also provides the price for houses added, and what the rent is for opponents, either with no development, with one to four houses, or with a hotel.

It also states the double rent rule, which only applies to undeveloped properties that are part of a monopoly -- the base rent is doubled, but not once a property has any houses or hotels.

Do somthing you enjoy doing or try somthing new. For example: I was totally bored out of my mind one day, and I decided i wanted a tree house. Well, there wasnt any trees in my back yard, so I used a small basement. It turned out really cool and I go in there everyday! Go outside, or draw, or even read a book. Don't waste your time.... You Only Live Life Once.

You should be able to exit by clicking on the 'X' in the top right hand corner of your screen. If that doesn't work, press 'Esc' on your keyboard. Still doesn't work? Hold down 'Ctrl, Alt, Delete'.

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Apples to Apples is a board game. it is a game that consists of adjectives cards (cards that describe something) and noun or verb cards( cards that state an object or activity...etc. Everyone gets 7 of the noun or verb cards and you lay the rest of the cards like that down in a pile. you take turns going around the different people and having them be judges. The judge draws one of the adjective cards and lays it down. Whatever the card says for example if it says glamorous then everyone lays a card down that would be described by the card that was layed down in this case glamorous you could lay down a card that said the Oscars ... etc. the judge chooses the best answer and whoever laid that card down gets the adjective card that you laid it down for. you can go to a certain number of cards or just play. whoever gets the most or gets the number of cards first wins. then you go to a new judge. the players go from being the judge to a player and the other way around; player to judge for one round each. you keep going until someone wins or you want to stop. draw cards as you lay them down as to make sure that you always have 7 noun/verb cars. PS the noun/verb cards are usually red and the adjective cards are usually green. hope this helped :^)

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No but some Xbox 360 games might work

the Nerf deploy is about 20,24,25 dollars in qeensland at hasbro.com

It has been out for a few years, but with the release of newer movies, who knows when we might see them.

The new American girl doll of 2009 is......Chrissa.She even has her own movie ,if you go on American girl.com and click on movies it will say at the bottom if you would like to watch the trailer.

Etch a sketches have little particles in them that cover the screen (they get pushed off when you turn the dials and draw a picture) and if you opened it they would get in your eyes if you weren't careful, and they would make a mess.