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How to throw a summer backyard party
Choose the venue.
If you are having a lot of people over a large backyard is a must. It doesn't have to be your yard.

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- Consider not only the budget and time there is for the party, but also the activity that the guests will have to do to stay entertained and blend in if they are going to be popping in. Large backyard parties in your community will give your small backyard more variety and character.
- It could be a picnic or other place where you could just sit and watch the kids play. If it's a nature party, consider : A pretty, picnic for a couple of kids.
- It can be an indoor backyard, a backyard play place, maybe a kids' backyard, something like that. Learn the name of the party, what types of yard parties are in the area, what the name of the party is about, where the party is being held, are there rules? Do some research online.
- Ask your parents if their yard is larger, join forces with the neighbours and spread the fun across more than one yard. Ask the local authorities if you can spread the party to the lane, road or green space in front or behind your yard if you wish.
A: Ask your parents if their yard is larger, join forces with the neighbours and spread the fun across more than one yard. Ask the local authorities if you can spread the party to the lane, road or green space in front or behind your yard if you wish.

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A man is seen speaking to the camera while holding up a tool. A person is then seen peeling off a roof using the roof and speaking out loud. the man

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- then puts the tool down and points to the ceiling.
- sharpens the instrument on the tool and then shows the entire roof followed by the man grabbing the tool and showing it off in the end.
- then turns to the side to show his work before cutting it back down followed by more peeling and putting it back on.
- continues to take apart the roof.
A: continues to take apart the roof.

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How to cook pumpkin seeds
Preheat oven to 375 degrees fahrenheit (190 degrees celsius).
Rinse the pumpkin seeds in a colander.
Remove any strings or pulp that are still attached to them.

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- Toss them with a fork until all the liquid is gone. Heat the oil in a heavy-bottomed skillet over medium-high heat.
- It's easiest to clean the pumpkin seeds immediately after they have been removed from the pumpkin. Spread the seeds out evenly on an oiled baking sheet.
- You can cook them individually or in two piles: one large one and one small one. You will be cooking the pumpkin seeds in the larger piles on the bottom of the baking dish.
- Toss the pumpkin seeds with a bit of salt to clean them. You can also rinse the pumpkin seeds in a colander instead so they're rinsed well.
A: It's easiest to clean the pumpkin seeds immediately after they have been removed from the pumpkin. Spread the seeds out evenly on an oiled baking sheet.

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Some footage plays of other people tight rope walking and doing other tricks on the tight rope. An older man is riding a tiny bicycle inside a store. more footage

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- is shown of children playing video games with the people at times.
- is shown of tight rope walkers tripping and falling.
- is shown of the people walking as they rope their way through the whole string.
- shows of men jumping rope in various locations from a not very steep jump point.
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is shown of tight rope walkers tripping and falling.