He takes his lighter and lights the newspaper in several places to start the fire. The bonfire starts burning and continues to burn. he

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- plays with the dog and makes two cookies.
- adds a few more twigs to keep the flames burning.
- gets up and attempts to put a flag on it, fails and makes a complete ass out of himself.
- puts on equipment and stools.

adds a few more twigs to keep the flames burning.

A group of people are now on a green grassy field, all on their own horses, wearing polo outfits or referee outfits and holding polo sticks. slowly each person

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- begins to ride off and a polo game is underway as the horses move very quickly across the field.
- with his one iron begins to march in the race to the center of the field while others are standing near them.
- on the green grassy field let go of their reins, they begin to run in unison as they reciprocate, maneuvering their horses to get into position.
- steps up to the horses, the camera pans right and the gates close in front of the horses and out the gate they go.

begins to ride off and a polo game is underway as the horses move very quickly across the field.

How to vaccinate chickens
Give chicks their first vaccinations at the right time.
Different vaccines need to be given at different times in a chicken's life. Most vaccines are given soon after the chicks have hatched.

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- In some cases it's still a few weeks before the hens become pregnant. For some breeds, however, vaccines can be taken when the puppies are about six weeks old.
- Always talk to a veterinarian before vaccinating if you have never vaccinated a chicken before. Common vaccinations include : E.coli: given at one-day-old.
- Occasionally, vaccinating a goose can also be done during the transition period of time when chickens can still be independent. Most vaccines are given only once the chicks have been weaned from their mother.
- Even if the baby chickens die during incubation, they should still receive their first vaccinations at least as early as they are young. Your new chick will usually be vaccinated at an early age, especially if she is younger than three or four years old, as will many 12-month chickens.

Always talk to a veterinarian before vaccinating if you have never vaccinated a chicken before. Common vaccinations include : E.coli: given at one-day-old.

How to make curtain tiebacks
Cut a 5 by 22-inch (12. 7 by 55. 88-centimeter) strip out of fabric.
Choose a color and pattern that matches your curtains. This will be enough to make one fabric tieback.

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- If you'd like to make a another, simply cut a second piece of fabric. If you'd like to make larger tiebacks, try 9 by 30 inches (22.86 by 76.2 centimeters) instead.
- Cut each strip at a 45 degree angle to the curtain rod. You can use two or three different colors if you'd like the tiebacks to stand out a little.
- Use a sewing machine to sew these tiebacks together. Use the same color or pattern for each side of the tieback.
- If you don't have a fabric tieback, you can use window curtain batting. Align the strips widthwise with each other.
If you'd like to make a another, simply cut a second piece of fabric. If you'd like to make larger tiebacks, try 9 by 30 inches (22.86 by 76.2 centimeters) instead.