Article: If you're holding a big party, you might want to put more effort into decorating for you party than for your yard; it all depends on how many hands are on deck to help out! Make the decorations well in advance so that you're not rushed. For a haunted house: If you have a walkway already lined with lights, replace them with lit-up skulls. Place glowing sculptures in your windows and make sure to take advantage of technology: Lots of decorations now have motion-activated sensors that will surely creep out your guests as they walk in. For the inside, utilize cobwebs from corner to ceiling and a fog machine in the doorway. Hang spiders or bats in not-so-obvious areas and if the lights are dim, invest in a few bottles of glow-in-the-dark spray. There are many different ideas for Halloween food that you can find in magazines, books, and online. wikiHow has its own section too - check out Halloween Food and Halloween Drinks. Make the food in advance when possible, especially if it's tricky (such as making hands, skulls, etc.) Witches' fingers are fairly simple to make with cookies and almond slices. Think cheese for a brain and mozzarella eyeballs with black and green olives for eyes. As for drinks, a cauldron of punch is pretty mandatory. And if you can get your hands on some dry ice to make it smokey, all the better. A glow-in-the-dark LED light at the bottom of the bowl would make for a nice added touch, too. Coat the edge of drinking glasses using corn syrup dyed with red food coloring, turn right side up and allow mixture to drip down the glasses to serve your creepy concoctions in. Don't forget dessert! If you're feeling creative, try making bloody cupcakes or rising zombie cupcakes. Do this well in advance and set up the music where it can be heard easily. Music doesn't just have to be straight up music -- think of sound effects, too! Play this outside to get your guests excited even before they walk in. The outside loop can be much shorter than the music you have playing inside. See what snippets you can download offline for free. These will need to take into account guest numbers, ages, and interests. Look online for Halloween party game ideas. Costume parties are a tried and true favorite. You could even get narrower -- all guests must dress as a character from a horror film or even a specific movie (maybe your house is themed along that movie?) or as dead people. Pumpkin decorating contest -- a great idea as long as your guests don't get too rowdy and turn it into a pumpkin throwing and mashing contest.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Purchase or make your decorations for the party. Consider what food and drinks you will serve. Prepare a music mix. Plan Halloween games if you want to have them.
Article: There is a ton of music available for free that is legal and easy to download as long as you know where to look. Try popular sights like NoiseTrade, Jamendo, and Soundcloud to download music directly from the artists. For music that has lost it's copyright protection or is only available for a limited time, search the Internet Archive, Amazon, MP3.Com, and the FreeMusicArchive. Other good sites include Last.fm, MadeLoud, SoundClick, Freeplay Music, SoundOwl. Make sure the song is from a "Verified Artist" to be sure you are not downloading a song illegally. Almost any song you could ever want is on YouTube, and there are many simple programs to turn YouTube videos into mp3's. Find the song you like on Youtube, and copy the URL of the video -- you'll need this to get your song. Always be wary of scam sites-- if they ask for any personal information or cost money, avoid the site and find another converter. Many conversion websites, like YouTubeToMP3 and ListenToYouTube, only require you to copy and past the URL of the song you want. They will then give you a link to download the song. There are also applications that can convert Youtube songs at any time, like aTubeCatcher, YouTubeDownloader, and FreeStudio. The file will likely be found in your computer's "Downloads" folder if you can't locate it. Torrenting is a file-sharing program that makes it possible to download music, movies, games, and photos from any computer in the world, as long as that person makes it available. If you feel computer savvy, and know the risks of torrenting, then this may be the easiest way to get free music for your iPod. To torrent: Download a torrent client-- this is a program that let's you open and find torrents. Try bitTorrent, uTorrent, Vuze, or Deluge. Find your album on a torrent site like ThePirateBay or KickAssTorrents. You can also perform an internet search for "Your Album" + "Torrent." Choose a torrent with good ratings. Most torrent sites have a discussion board underneath the torrent where people talk about the quality of the torrent. Also, if there are a lot of "seeders" (more than 10) this is a good sign. Download the "Magnet Link" as this is usually safer. It will open up in your Torrent Client to download. iTunes has a handy function that lets you drag any music file into a folder labeled "Automatically add to iTunes," which sorts and arranges your new music so that it is easy to get on an iPod. To use it: Open a browser window with Finder (Mac) or My Computer (Windows). Use the search bar to find the folder "Automatically add to iTunes." It is usually under "My Music" --> "iTunes" --> "iTunes Media"--> "Automatically Add to iTunes." Click and drag songs from a USB storage device, hard drive, or online folder into "Automatically add to iTunes." Open iTunes and add the new songs to your iPod.
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Take advantage of online databases. Download songs from Youtube. Learn how to torrent safely. Let iTunes sort your new music for you.
Article: First you've have to get the Framework installer, which you can find in the Xposed Module Repository site (http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.robv.android.xposed.installer). apk file. Before you can install the Framework, you have to make sure that "Unknown Sources" is checked in Settings > Security > Device Administration. This enables installing third-party application not found in the Google Play store. Then you can directly install the .apk file if you downloaded it onto your device. If you got the file from your PC or Mac, you'll have to transfer it somewhere to your phone memory or SD card, then install it. It should look like the typical Android application installation procedure. Locate the app icon and press it. Once it has loaded, go to Framework. Here you can install or update the Framework in case yours is outdated. Once that is done, reboot your device. There is a "Soft Reboot" button at the bottom of the screen, which will reboot that device more quickly. Please refer to the next part.
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Download the installer. Install the . Install/Update the Framework itself. Download your desired mod.