Q: Bacon, sausage and ham are traditional meat choices for breakfast. When serving bacon, choose to cook it in the oven instead of the stovetop. Not only can you cook larger portions, but you can turn off the oven and keep the bacon warm during brunch. Because eggs are usually the central focus of breakfast and brunch, choose to offer more than one type of egg dish. Quiches and frittatas can be prepared the night before and mixed with various veggies, or egg scrambles can be prepared quickly and mixed with items such as meat and potatoes. Omelette bars are often staples of brunches because your guests can customize their egg dish. They are typical of buffet style services but require time and patience. Eggs benedict is also a traditional brunch choice. It includes an English muffin topped with Canadian bacon, a poached egg, and topped with hollandaise sauce. Potatoes are common brunch additions, as they can be made into hash browns or potato pancakes. Hash browns and roasted potatoes are not only easy to cook, but they can also be spruced up by adding extras such as spinach, onions and peppers, or cheese. They may also be added to omelets, quiches and breakfast casseroles. Grain products are extremely versatile and help to keep guests full. In addition, they can be both savory and sweet. Try bagels with smear, a baguette with jam or butter, scones, muffins, pancakes, or French toast. French toast and scones can be prepared and frozen two weeks ahead of time. Simply place them in the oven the morning of the event. Bagels are versatile because they can be served as lox with cream cheese and cured salmon. Lox are a staple at traditional New York style brunches. While dairy products don't constitute a major portion of a brunch menu, it's still important to include dairy products to balance out a menu. Acceptable dairy products for brunch include cream cheese for bagels and yogurt parfait. Additionally, cheese can be mixed into casseroles and eggs for extra flavor. Coffee, tea, milk, and juice are staples of brunch. Be sure to supply options for sprucing up drinks such as sugar, cream, and flavorings. If you have a coffee maker, you can quickly whip up a pot of an inexpensive roast. Otherwise, you can purchase a jug from a breakfast shop.
A: Consider what meats to serve. Choose how to prepare your eggs. Include vegetables on your menu. Add bread products to your spread. Choose dairy products to include. Include drinks on the menu.

Q: If you have a DVD or Blu-ray of a show you want to watch, you can use Kodi to watch it. You'll usually find Kodi in the All Apps area of the Start menu on Windows, and in the Applications folder in macOS. Wait a few seconds for your computer to recognize the disc before continuing to the next step. It's in the left column. It's in the right panel. This plays the disc from the beginning. If the disc has menus, you can select an episode or feature with your remote control, mouse, or touch screen.
A: Open Kodi on your PC or Mac. Insert the CD/DVD/Blu-Ray disc into your computer's disc drive. Click Disc. Click Play disc.

Q: They should be about the size and weight of a throw blanket not as large as a bed sheet, not as thin as a bed sheet, and not as thick as a comforter or quilt. These two blankets will make up the bulk of your baby belly. Avoid throw blankets that have a long fringe on them, as it might make your belly look weird. This will be the outer layer of your belly, and you'll use it to smooth out and add dimension. Lay the blanket flat on the ground or on a wide surface like a bed or tabletop. Carefully fold each of the four corners toward the center of the blanket until all four corners touch. Remember making origami fortune tellers as a child? Imagine you're doing the first folding step with this blanket. The result should be an uneven diamond or a square, depending on what shape your original blanket was. Don't worry if it's not a perfect square that doesn't matter. It shouldn't be a perfect circle, but a little wide, to better imitate the shape of a pregnancy. When you ball it up, make sure one side remains flat and sooth while the other side hides all the edges. You'll want to face the smooth side out so people can't tell your belly is really blankets! By combining both blankets, you're adding dimension to your belly, but you want to make sure it's believable. Do this step carefully so that your belly won't start coming undone after a few minutes of wearing it. Place Blanket 2 in the center of Blanket 1. Take the four external corners of Blanket 1 (not the four that are already touching in the center) and fold them over the bulk of Blanket 2, creating a little cover around it. Secure the ends together with masking tape, using enough tape to guarantee that the ends won't come loose. You can follow the same basic procedure as attaching the helmet to your torso in the previous method. Tightly wrap an elastic athletic bandage (like an Ace bandage) several times around the blankets and your back, using as many layers as you need to secure the belly and make it look smooth. Secure the blankets with some of the masking tape. Layer a few tight bandeaus over the blankets to keep them in place. Although the blanket won't have the hard ridge that a helmet might, it might still look a little lumpy if you weren't able to get it as smooth as you would have liked, so it's probably still best to wear a looser shirt.
A: Choose two blankets that are medium thickness and size. Fold Blanket 1 into a diamond. Ball up Blanket 2 to create the bulk of your fake belly. Fold Blanket 1 around Blanket 2. Attach the blankets to your torso. Put a shirt on over the fake belly, and you're done.

Q: Take note of joint areas. his hair looks a little wind-blown and messy, use short strokes to create this kind of effect.
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Draw a stick figure of Inuyasha. Flesh out your stick figure to add body and thickness. Add details to the face, take note that he has thick eyebrows, then draw the eyes, nose and mouth. Draw Inuyasha's bangs, and two long pointy lump of hair on each side of his head. Draw his pointy dog like ears and add his long hair at the back of his head. Draw Inuyasha's clothes. Add further details to the clothes, his necklace, sheath to the sword, hands and feet. Draw his sword. Erase unnecessary lines. Colour your drawing!