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How to create an indoor tent
Create a classic fort-tent.
This tent is definitely one you'll need to take down at the end of the day or in a day or two. Drag pieces of furniture together.

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- Throw fabric over the top, such as a large sheet, and weigh down the sheet on the outside with pillows. If you place chairs facing outward, throw the sheet over the tops, and let it hang down to the seats on the outside.
- Get a piece of wood and glue it in line with the front edge of the tent, putting the pieces of furniture sideways. Tie a piece of string to the end of the construction piece and tie it to the base of the tent.
- Depending on the size and width of your sleeping area, a rectangular bed or square table work well. Fill each upholstered piece with a rectangle of wood or felt, and cover any exposed perimeter.
- Find or make a bench for the log fort, if you have one. Cut pieces of plywood around the edges of the top or bottom of the frame.

OUT: Throw fabric over the top, such as a large sheet, and weigh down the sheet on the outside with pillows. If you place chairs facing outward, throw the sheet over the tops, and let it hang down to the seats on the outside.

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How to mince a shallot
Lay the shallot on your cutting board.
Position your knife above the end of the shallot that has the small rootlets.
Cut a slit that is deep enough to almost but not quite cut off the end.

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- The shallower part of the shallot should be standing on its own. Use your other hand to simply roll the shallot in your hands to make sure that each slit doesn't lead to more water escaping.
- You can cut into the shallot, but keep in mind that it may be a bit tricky to cut through the shallot. Try to leave about 1/4 to 1/2 inch of branch at the top of the shallots.
- Leaving the end barely attached will make the shallot easier to peel. Position the shallot so that the rootlet end is on top and the wide end is on bottom.
- Leave the shallot lying opposite of the brbrities. Cut the shallot in half across the slit.

OUT: Leaving the end barely attached will make the shallot easier to peel. Position the shallot so that the rootlet end is on top and the wide end is on bottom.

IN: What happens next?

A man in snow gear comes walking up and puts his skis on to go skiing down the snow. he

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- starts, holding a ticker in one hand and bringing his body down so that he picks up more speed.
- solves a rubik's cube while he's wearing his snowboard.
- is shown spreading his arms and snowboard while pulling on a handle attached to a rope.
- gets into the water and takes off running down the hill.

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starts, holding a ticker in one hand and bringing his body down so that he picks up more speed.