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What is the password to create your own character?

Operation Christmas Child (OCC) is a unique project of Samaritan’s Purse that brings joy and hope to children in desperate situations around the world through gift-filled shoe boxes.

It provides an opportunity for people of all ages to be involved in a simple but hands-on project that has the power to transform children’s lives.

For more info :

http://www.operationchristmaschild.org.au/

We have just got a HD TV and are pleasantly bemused by the lack of advertisments on some channels. Does anyone know why this is, how they fund broadcasts and how do we find out the names of the places that are shown? (We live in Tasmania Australia)

It is one bank of red, yellow and white jack plugs which work fine but the 2nd imput is labelled component and has three Video jack plug imputs as well as two sound jack plug imputs. It is a LG tv model 32LH20D

My husband likes to cook curry. An indian friend showed him how he cooks a curry once and now my husband is convinced that onion should be the basis for all curries. When he makes a curry for us he makes about enough for us to eat and freeze whats left over for another meal. He never uses less than 5 big onions and will most likely use 6 or 7! I think he relies too much on the onions for flavour in his curry. He does use spices and makes yummy curries but I'm curious to what others think to his method.

Iv'e been having a go at making soup...I put the leftover chicken bones in some water and cooked them for maybe an hour and then strained it, removed the bones and bits of chicken and put the stock in the fridge. This morning the stock is white all the way thru...I was thinking of heating it up and adding more water and some vegetables and the chicken bits to make soup but I thought the stock was suposed to be clear....is the white fat?

I really liked them as a kid and I'd like my kids to try them. Anyone know if they are available in Australia now?

I saw this in an Argos catalog: Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Mower.

3486920 £ 19 .99

3 ways to play.

Baby can learn colours, shapes, opposites and actions.

Plays the 'mowing' song.

Also has realistic mowing sounds when baby pushes the mower along.

Requires 3 x AA batteries (included).

For ages 1 year and over.

i found this in argos catalog: Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Mower.

3486920

19

£ .99

3 ways to play.

Baby can learn colours, shapes, opposites and actions.

Plays the 'mowing' song.

Also has realistic mowing sounds when baby pushes the mower along.

Requires 3 x AA batteries (included).

For ages 1 year and over.

see my previous question and the answer given for more info.

In the 60's Herbert A. Simon explained a theory called chunking and coined a pyschological law the 10-year rule, which states that it takes approximately a decade of heavy labour to master any field. For example, Gauss in mathematics, Mozart in music and Bobby Fischer in chess. Is there an area you would put 10yrs heavy labour into in order to Master something? If so what is it?