Thursday, December 31, 2009

Anyone have advice or tips on learning the fingering for the hard level of Guitar Hero?

I beat medium level recently but haven't felt like putting in the work to learn the new fingering when adding the orange button. I can't avoid it any longer. I need tips.Anyone have advice or tips on learning the fingering for the hard level of Guitar Hero?
Slide your index finger up to red. That way you can hit all reds and greens with your index finger, leaving one colour each for the other three fingers. Works for me (I've beaten expert on every GH game)Anyone have advice or tips on learning the fingering for the hard level of Guitar Hero?
Yes I do. Abandon this worthless pursuit and spend your time on something more productive like doing well in school so that you can get a good job when you get out and make a lot of money and be happy. The harder you work in the next few years the better your WHOOOOOOOOOOLE life is going to be after school.
Well, I haven't beaten the mideum level yet.... but my bf is on hard some somgs expert (no joke) he plays real guitar but he taps the buttons other than pressing them it goes alot faster. but you have to know wher every button is.
ya what i do is i put my index finger on the red so my other 3 fingers are on yellow blue and orange. than when a green comes i slide my index finger up than back down.. it works for me. give it a try i have beat all gh's on expert
i cant press any buttons with my pinky, it screws me up, lol
Practice!!!





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I need advice on how to price my garage sale items?

I have lots of nice things I am putting in a garage sale, such as clothes, baby items, and household things. I want to make a lil money, but do not want to be too high on my items. What is a good rule or percentage of retail value that I should put on these like new items?





Also, it's a multi family sale. We are planning on using different color stickers for each family to make the check out easier. Any different ideas or suggestions for organization would be great. Thanks in advance.I need advice on how to price my garage sale items?
Try to go at least to 50% of the original price, if not more. Another thing to keep in mind is, if you price it just a little higher than you think it should go for, people can talk you down. That always makes a buyer happy, when they think they talked you down from your original price. It works for me. Out of the last 2 yard sales I had in the last couple of years, I've made at least $300. Good luck.I need advice on how to price my garage sale items?
go to this site: http://www.yardhopper.com





Look at some of the existing sales that are probably selling similar items to what you are selling. Check out the prices.





You can even email the user and ask their opinion directly.



I need advice on a good meal to cook?

My birthday is coming up in about five months. I know that is a while away but I want to have my family over for dinner.I want to cook them something that is simple but still tastes superb.I am only going to be fifteen.The most important thing is that it can be manipulated to feed a large group or a small group so I can practice cooking it for just me my mom and dad.Links to the recipe or the recipe would be greatly appreciated.I need advice on a good meal to cook?
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This is ALL that you will need.





Well, maybe some garlic bread and a fresh salad with it.





Good luck KeemosahbeeI need advice on a good meal to cook?
2 tablespoons butter


1 onion, chopped


2 cloves garlic, minced


1 3/4 pounds broccoli, thick stems peeled and diced, tops cut into small florets


1 1/2 pounds boiling potatoes, peeled and cut into 1/2-inch cubes


3 cups canned low-sodium chicken broth or homemade stock


3 cups water


1 3/4 teaspoons salt


1/4 teaspoon fresh-ground black pepper


1/2 cup grated Parmesan


In a large pot, melt the butter over moderately low heat. Add the onion; cook, stirring occasionally, until translucent, about 5 minutes.


Add the garlic, broccoli stems, potatoes, broth, water, salt, and pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer until the vegetables are almost tender, about 10 minutes.


In a food processor or blender, pulse the soup to a coarse puree. Return the soup to the pot and bring to a simmer. Add the broccoli florets and simmer until they are tender, about 5 minutes. Stir 1/4 cup of the grated Parmesan into the soup, and serve the soup topped with the remaining cheese.


Yield: 4 serving
Pasta Salad (easy and simple)





1 head of broccli


1 head of cauliflower


1 green bell pepper


1 red bell pepper


1 box of tri colored rotini noodles (in the pasta aisle)


1-2 TBsp mayo (make sure its non fat..the real mayo)


Salt and black pepper


1/2 cup of cooking oil





Boil the noodles and oil in a pot until the noodles are soft but not mushy. The oil helps keep the noodles from sticking together..Boil in a seperate pan the broccli and cauliflower. Oh yea and cut the cauliflower and broccli up so its in small bite size pieces. Boil those until tender.





Finely chop up the 2 bell peppers and put in a large bowl. Once the broccli/cauliflower and noodles are done, rinse them off in cool water to help cool them faster. Add to the bell pepper bowl. Add the mayo and season with the salt and pepper. You can serve immediatly or chill in the fridge until ready to serve.





Variations would be to add onion, celery and/or tuna or cooked chopped chicken.
Easy Chicken and Egg Noodles:





Prep time about 10 min


Cooking time 40 min





Chicken pieces


陆 c Italian bottled dressing


Egg whipped


1T. Paprika


1 C. bread crumbs (plain or Italian)


Oil for frying


3 T. flour


1 C. chicken broth + extra broth for thinning gravy





Place chicken pieces in zip bag and add 陆 C. Italian bottled dressing. Refrigerate 6 hours.





In shallow dish mix: 1 C. plain or Italian breadcrumbs


1 T. paprika





Heat oil (any you have) in deep skillet about 陆 inch deep


Dip chicken in egg then


Dredge chicken in crumb mixture


Fry till golden brown on both sides and remove from skillet





Remove all but about 5 T. oil from skillet and add 3 T. flour stir till all lumps are gone and roux is golden brown


Add 1 C. chicken broth bring to a boil then reduce heat to simmer add chicken pieces and continue to add a little broth as it thickens and cooks until you get a good gravy thickness.


Simmer on low heat 30 min. Again add more broth if gravy is too thick.


Serve over cooked egg noodles





Pepper Steak


Best Answer - Chosen by Asker


I make it like this:


round steak cut into lenghts bite size, browned in a little oil


green peppers cut into strips


onion cut into rounds


garlic to taste or garlic powder


saute' onions and peppers with meat after browned


add beef broth to cover


soy sauce to taste


then simmer 1 hour


thicken broth with cornstarch and cold water mixture to desired consistancy


serve over rice





Asker's Comment: close to the recipe I can't find...thanks!
Guacamole it is very easy to make and it is very Delicious.


All you need is ....





1. Lots of avacado





2. Tomatoes





3. Onions





4.salanchro





Mush the avacado and mix all the ingredients then to freshen it you squize some lemon on it then it is done but make sure you have some chips .It is a mexican dish.
ask dad whats his fav beer.





1 beer


2 cups self rising flour


3 tbsp sugar.


mix - should look like pancake batter


bake at 325 for 30 minutes in a small cast iron skilet.





the alcohol will cook out and the bread will taste like your dads fav beer. try adding a little more sugar or honey if you want it slightly sweet.





now you just need an entree and veggies!
go easy do pasta , go to a italain site look at what you would like to eat and choose that ,it is so easy and can be preped before hand and heated when needed ,too easy
Tacos are always popular at our family gatherings and you can easily adjust the amount according to how many people you have. Spaghetti or baked pasta is also a good option.
filipino dish ~~ siniGang~~ =))
Delicious %26amp; Easy Crockpot Beef Roast





1 chuck or rump Beef Roast (sized for your crockpot)


陆 Cup of Water


1 Packet of Ranch Dressing Mix


1 Packet of Italian Dressing Mix


1 Packet of Brown Gravy Mix





Put roast in crockpot, pour water around the base. Sprinkle all 3 dry seasoning packets over roast. Cover and cook for 6-7 hours on low. Remove roast to cutting board and let sit 15 minutes; slice thinly across the grain. This makes great tasting gravy too!


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SOUR CREAM MASHED POTATOES





3 pounds boiling potatoes, peeled


Kosher salt


1 1/2 cups milk


6 tablespoons unsalted butter


1/2 cup sour cream


1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper





Cut the potatoes into 1-inch cubes and place them in a large pot. Cover the potatoes with cold water and add enough salt so the water tastes quite salty. Bring to a boil, then lower the heat and simmer, uncovered, for about 10 to 12 minutes, until the potatoes fall apart easily when pierced with a fork.





Meanwhile, heat the milk and butter in a small saucepan, making sure it doesn't boil. Set aside until the potatoes are done.





As soon as the potatoes are tender, drain them in a colander. Place a food mill fitted with a small disc/blade over a glass bowl. Process the potatoes through the food mill (or mash with a masher). As soon as the potatoes are mashed, slowly whisk in enough of the hot milk/butter mixture to make the potatoes very creamy. Add 2 teaspoons of salt and the sour cream and pepper and whisk to combine. Taste for seasoning and serve hot.





--Ina Garten


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Green Bean Bundles





2 (16 oz) cans whole green beans


8 slices of bacon, cut into halves I use the Center cut bacon


1 tsp. garlic powder, or to taste


1/4 cup melted butter


1/2 cup packed brown sugar





Preheat oven to 325 degrees.


Drain beans and arrange into bundles of 5 beans. Wrap each bundle with 1/2 slice bacon. Arrange seam side down in baking dish with sides not touching.





Sprinkle with garlic powder. Drizzle with mixture of butter and brown sugar.





Bake for 30 minutes or until bacon is cooked through.


Yield: 16 servings
Super easy





Brisket %26amp; Beans





1 full size brikset (market trimmed of the fat)


salt to taste (I use Kosher salt...it has a lot more flavor, regular salt is fine though)


pepper to taste (I use garlic pepper, regular pepper is fine though)


1 pound bag of pinto beans, rinsed


1 onion thinly sliced


1 green bell pepper, seeded and thinly sliced


1 16 oz can diced tomatoes


1 16 oz can diced tomoatoes with green chilies


you will also need


1 disposalbe aluminum roasting pan (the turkey size)


Heavy duty aluminum foil





Wash the roasting pan and dry it. Salt and pepper your brisket...not too much salt. Place your brisket in the roasting pan upside down so that the layer of fat is on top. Scatter the pinto beans around the brisket. Then scatter the onion and bell pepper slices over and around the brisket. Pour both cans of tomatoes, with the juice, evenly around the brisket. Pour the water over the brisket. Cover tightly with the aluminum foil and bake at 275 for 10 hours. Do not peek at all during the cooking time this will cause steam to escape and it will cause it to be under cooked if you peek.





This is so good and easy also. If you cook this for your and your parents the beans and the meat can be frozen for future use. I usually shred the meat and freeze it in 2 cup quantities to make BBQ loose meat sandwiches later. I do the same with the beans freeze it in 2 cup quantities so that I can just pull a package out of the freezer for a quick side dish.
I know this sounds ridiculous, but you can't go wrong with lovely personal sized homemade pizzas.





You can dress it up or down, but for instance, last night, I made four personal pizzas for my family.





The boys got their regular dough, sausage, and mozzarella...





We did a whole wheat dough, chopped red bell peppers, green peppers, vidalia onions, a little mozzarella and some feta with garlic and herb. When paired with a nice white wine (for those of age in your family), this personal pizzas are delicious and look quite fancy, and it's not hard at all to pick out nice ingredients and dress it up!





You can buy dough and sauce etc... pre-made...








FYI: In the past, when I've sauteed vegetables prior to cooking, they got too soft. I say no to sauteing the peppers, but if you want to soften the onion, fry it up in just a little bit of extra virgin olive oil and don't cook it TOO long. Just until it slightly softens.





The great thing about these is there is one for everyone and they can be as unique as each guest!





:-D





It was a hit at my house! With a variety of tastes, and me being a vegetarian, this recipe can't go wrong!








P.S. Hint: When using pre-made pizza dough, flour each ball of dough a bit for easier manipulation. Use a rolling pin to acheive a round shape.





For a twist, slice cheese sticks in half and make a circle out of them about one inch in from the edge of the dough. Wrap the extra inch of dough around the cheese sticks and voila! Stuffed crust!!!

Anyone have advice/ tips for DIY framing rectangular prints in oval frames?

Have a large stairway that really needs some decor. Have chosen some beautiful prints but all are rectangular. The space would certainly be more visually pleasing if oval frames were used. Problem is, professional custom framing will cost an arm %26amp; a leg (multiple times the price of the prints themselves). Have found reasonably priced ready made frames for DIY but would like a clean %26amp; professional look. Any help would be appreciated.Anyone have advice/ tips for DIY framing rectangular prints in oval frames?
If you look around, you can find pre-made frames that are oval, with the white paper backing and a rectangular opening for the print. If you cant find one, they are simple to make.





1) buy a larger than you need oval frame


2) buy some thick white (or whatever color) cardstock( larger than the size of your print)


3) Cut a whole in the cardstock for your opening for your print


4) cut the 'outside' of the cardstock to fit in your oval frame





Easy way to do this would be to take out the backing of the frame, and trace onto the cardstock for cutting the outline. Then, on the back of the cardstock, trace your print and cut out your opening.





I hope this makes sense, it really is pretty simple to do, and can be very inexpensive, plus, you'll get the satisfaction of doing it yourself!!Anyone have advice/ tips for DIY framing rectangular prints in oval frames?
try at the photograph.. could find some frame used for photos ..
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  • Home business advice and info would be greatly appreciated?

    I going to start a home business pretty soon, but the thing is I don't know anyone personally to find out how to go about starting one. So I wanted to know what are the things I need to know and things I need to do before I jump in, preferably from people who have home businesses or who are planning to start one as well.





    By the way I live in Toronto, Canada. If I could get some info and advice from you all, I would appreciate it!Home business advice and info would be greatly appreciated?
    The way you go about setting up a home business varies depending what the business is going to be. There are only a couple real constants and so its those two that I will address.





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    2) Get a toll free number. A catchy 1-800 number is something any business should have. There's a reason EVERY Fortune 500 company has one. A toll free gives customers easy access to contact you without paying long distance charges. It also adds to the appearance of professionalism. And a customer will remember the number and be more likely to find you later. It's a fact that a toll free number can increase business by as much as 600%. I recommend checking out www.tollfreenumber.org. They specialize in working with small businesses so they've got the lowest prices.





    Hope this helps =)Home business advice and info would be greatly appreciated?
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    I'm assuming you can answer ';yes'; on both fronts. If so, it's time to start searching.





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    - Decide what part of your house you want to use to start a business?


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    - How long can you allocate your business?


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    - Choose the business subject


    You decide what kind of business you want to start. Make a list of things that you like, you are passionate and you know best. Remove from the list those things that do not solve a real need, things that you think may not be a profitable business. Keep only those passions that can be converted into business, which respond to market demands.





    聽Choose a legal form for your business


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    - Make聽 a list of things that need to be purchased to go to work.


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    If you are undecided on what business you want to start, maybe you should make a list of the different things that you enjoy doing and then go over it to see which ones really stand out to you. Once you decide on which business you want to start then you need to create a business plan. A business plan is the most important aspect of starting your business. It helps you to determine your mission, your goals, and objectives. It is your business plan that helps you work towards a successful business. It actually acts as your road map to success. This will diffidently be your first step in starting a business.





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    What good advice would you give a beginning boxer?

    I am about to begin boxing training at a boxing gym. I have never boxed before and I am seeking from you the best advice you can give me about how to be successful at this. I plan to box for fun and exercise.What good advice would you give a beginning boxer?
    there is so much to learn,but to start with plenty of skipping some step aerobics plenty of running and shadow boxing.this should be enough to start with for your timing, coordination and cardio then your usual stuff push ups, sit ups, crunchers, pull ups on door frame, star jumps and forget squats, stand in an horse ridding position with back perfectly straight for as long as you possible can this is far more effective than squats, and all your usual circuit training and swimming is a great all round exercise that will work all your muscles, and all this can be done at home with no equipment,apart from swimming of course.all this along with what you do in the boxing gym,and come home and practice should be plenty to start with.and once you start getting some equipment of your own the program will naturally grow. as for tips on the fighting side of the training keep your chin down guard up with arms tight to your side.no elbows up and very side on so to present a smaller target,and when you throw a punch keep your elbows down as much as possible,and keep your shots short and as straight as pos,this way your shots should take the shortest route to the target and as your shots are short this will give you some follow through on impact.all so try to sit down on your punch so that you can push your body weight in to your punches, also stay loose and relaxed snapping out your punch and rolling from the wrist over just before impact.try to breath out as you punch too. And with the right cross always remember to turn you shoulder over the top of the punch, you should try to practice stepping in with say a double jab as to get used to closing gaps on your opponent. and a simple pivot or parry on the jab as if your keeping the center of the ring on the jab, or turning your opponent this is also a great defense technique. i could go on for ever like,i said there's a lot to learn but this should be enough to start with.and there's some use full tips in there, good look with your training. hope you enjoy itWhat good advice would you give a beginning boxer?
    Get ahead of the other guys in the gym by working on your cardio. Skipping rope is my personal favorite exercise for a warmup because it works on your cardio and calves - 2 enormously important areas for boxers.





    Strong calves will keep you on your toes, and good cardio will keep you focused on technique through the sparring and training sessions instead of sucking air and feeling fatigued.





    I would also think you can do basic exercises that don't require weights - pushups, situps, jumping jacks, lunges, squats box jumps, jogging... Getting in general good shape is something you can do on your own without coaching.





    Outside that wait and get some instruction from your trainer. He may have a program set up for new boxers - any specific advice as far as training might go against your trainer, so be wary of that. But you can't go wrong with cardio and the basic muscle groups, so that should be a good beginning.
    If your only boxing for fun and exercises just go to your local boxing gym and train. But if you want to be a fighter the first thing you need to find is a good trainer who will work with you . The second thing you need to do is listen to him and don,t skip the fundamentals, fundamentals, fundamentals I can not stress that enough and have fun.
    start running as much as you can . i just signed up too and one thing i learned is if you neglect the legs, you wont get very far into boxing .





    my stamina is of a 80 year old because i never worked on my legs when working out only chest biceps and shoulders ... ...





    i am doing Kboxing
    Don't use crappy hand wraps. I use these (the elastic kind):





    http://www.revgear.com/product/768/hand_wraps








    Keep your shoulders loose. Punch with your two top knuckles, tuck your chin, hands up, don't stand flat footed and stay in the ';fight';.





    BTW- I dont know if you have thought about it at all but for me boxing got boring. I enjoyed MMA more as you kick and learn ground work as well. Something to think about.
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