Watch and learn best tips and tricks forPokemon GO game.First part is for beginners, and is called beginners guide forPokemon Go, which tells the basic mechanics of the game and firstthings all players should do at the start.You can download Pokemon GO game safely on Google Play Store invalid countries.Check in at Poke stops:While walking, look around on the minimap and spot the blue iconswhich indicate Pokestops. Those blue icons are frequently importantplaces and landmarks such as sculptures, noteworthy buildings, etc.Staying close to them and spining/swiping the picture will deliveryou items(can be obtained via in-game shop also) such as pokeballs, potion, s¸per potion, hyper potion, revive item, lucky egg(hatches as you walk), incense, lure module (lures the nearbypokemons to the pokestop), razz berry(decreases the chance oftarget pokemon escaping).Crowded popular places mean more pokestops, which means morepokemon respawns. So, if you are in a non-crowded zone, think aboutgoing to these crowded places such as local parks, malls, centralplaces, cafeteria and similar hotspots where you will have morechance of finding pokemons. Not to mention in these places you willbe gaining a lot of items checking-in at pokestops.Redesign your Pokemons:In Pokemon GO game, there is the nice feature of renaming thePokemon you catch. There is also a trick regarding this withEeveeís evolution, we will touch that later.Track and Recognize Pokemon:In the right bottom of the screen thereís a tracker which shows thenearby Pokemons as well as their distance with the measure offootprint. One footprint means that pokemon is close, while threefootprints mean it is far.Transfering the duplicates:Letís say, you had a charmender, yet you catched yet anothercharmender. What are you going to do with two charmenders? Quiteeasy and well done by the studio. You transfer multiple Pokemons toProfessor Willow(like Professor Oak) and he will reward you withthe candy of the Pokemon which can be used later in order to evolveand upgrade your pokemon. Note that upgrade/power up requiresPokemon Star Dust also. Powering up increases Pokemons combatpower(CP) and health.In Pokemon Go, as you roam around and collet the rewards ofPokestops, you will frequently collect Eggs. Hatching the egg givesyou a free Pokemon, a strong one actually.In order to hatch the egg, you must place it in an incubator andstart hatching. There are eggs of 2 KMs, 5 KMs and 10 KMs. Thismeans these eggs will require you walking as much as thesedistances. You may use multiple eggs and incubators at the sametime however incubators are limited, except fort he starting one,and limited incubators can either be bough from the store or wonupon reaching certain levels.Once you reach the limit of distance you need to walk, your eggwill hatch and you will be rewarded with a random Pokemon.Controlling the Evolution of Eevee:There are three possible outcomes of Eevee's evolution and manypeople are getting a lot of duplicates.Re-name your Eevee as below to achieve the desired Pokemon from theevolution. You should choose the Eevee with the highest CP (combatpower). Click on the edit button next to Eevee's name and alter itto what you wish to achieve from the evolution:Sparky = JolteonRainer = VaporeonPyro = FlareonMake sure first letter is capital. This method is not exactly 100%success however it is close that it is highly accepted by thecommunity as feedbacks indicate so.Also in one of our education/tutorial videos, it is explainedhow to use the poke radar in-game feature, as well as how cheatersuse bots to farm and reach level 40 faster.Pokemon GO Plus Wristband is announced, and we will keep ourapplication up to date, adding tutorial videos for suchwearable.Gym:Gyms are fortress like places that you can conquer and defend byplacing your Pokemon. Holding gyms rewards the player with pokecoin/poke gold.

Advanced guide contains hidden knowledgeaboutthe pokemon go game.You will learn tips, tricks and cheats of pokemon hunting.Also contains CP Calculator, IV Calculator and toolkit forPokemonGo.Finding and catching Pokémon- Visit parks with multiple PokéStopsWhile you can find Pokémon just about anywhere, if you want tofindlots of Pokémon, you want to go to a populated area. Cities areapretty good starting point, but we prefer parks — especiallyparkswith a good body of water, or saltwater beach parks — fortheultimate Pokémon catching experience. Different terrain willhelpyou find different types of Pokémon, while parks withmultiplePokéStops ensure that you won't run out of Poké Ballswhilehunting. (In our testing, PokéStops also encourage thespawning ofmore Pokémon — especially if you attach a lure.- Hunt in pairsWhen Pokémon appear, they appear for everyone and can be caughtbyevery person in your area. As such, hunting in pairs (orevengroups) is encouraged: Not only is it fun to banter withfriendswhile wandering your neighborhood for Pokémon, but you canalsocover more ground as you try to figure out just wherethatthree-footstep Kadabra might be hiding.- Hunt (safely) at nightFirst of all: Don't get stabbed or robbed. It's clearly not safetogo by yourself to a Lure-enabled PokéStop in the middle of acityat night. That said, you can smartly hunt in pairs or smallgroupsat night to find Pokémon you wouldn't ordinarily find duringthedaytime — just stick to well-lit areas and have a car nearby.(I'vebeen able to find quite a number of awesome Fairy-typePokémoneither by sitting in my house or wandering close by onnighttimewalks with my dogs.)- Use your radar ring to discover PokémonAs you wander the world, your avatar has a small pulsing ringthatglows around them. This ring is your personal radar in thegame:It's what determines whether you're close enough to a PokéStoporGym to use it, and it's also what pulls nearby Pokémon outofhiding.Once Pokémon appear in your Sightings screen, it should bewithin700-1000 feet of your location: If you walk around sidewalksorstreets in your area, your radar ring should bring it outofhiding. So no, you don't have to try and jump your neighbor'sfenceor run through graveyards to find wandering Pokémon — yourradarshould reveal them without any extra work on your part.- For random Pokémon spawns, look for moving leavesThose green fluttering leaves have frustrated Pokémon Goplayersfrom the beginning: Does it mean a Pokémon's there? Nearby?Is it ared herring? From what we've been able to tell, thoseleavesindicate a Pokémon spawn point: If you hang out in thatvicinityfor long enough, you have a chance of seeing creatures noton yourradar map appear. Note that I said "chance" — it's far fromaguarantee of a rare Pokémon appearing. Those leaves alsodon'tindicate the location of the current Pokémon you're trackingon theNearby list; don't go chasing foliage in the hopes ofcatching thatDrowzee.- Want to catch a lot of Pokémon quickly? Try parking lotsFor whatever reason, Pokémon seem to love spawning in parking lots—especially if they're near PokéStops. I've had luck seeingfour,five, and even six common Pokémon show up in the lot by ourlocalTrader Joe's, as well as several gas stations.- Use Lucky Eggs before an XP spree or evolving PokémonLucky Eggs, which you can get as level rewards and buy fromtheShop, will double your personal Trainer XP you collect for30minutes. You can use these pretty effectively to grind upyourlevel while catching multiple Pokémon, but the best time tousethese eggs is when you're evolving Pokémon.Normally, you get 500XP for evolving Pokémon; with a LuckyEggenabled, that jumps to 1000XP every time. If you have a tonofPidgeys, for example, you can evolve them into Pigeottos withjust12 Pidgey Candy — and net a ton of experience, in themeantime.

Whether you are a cat fan or not, thiswillkeep you entertained. These are some of crazy as well asfunnycats, doing mostly arbitrary things, but they will be makeyour dayinstantly.Cats do many annoying things, they made faces, popping theirbigeyes, jumping here and there, running in between your legs,butsometimes they do funny things that make anyone smile.Thank you for installing our funny & cute pussycat clipsapp,please feel free to send us any entertaining videos of yourcatsand we would love to put into app them for others to see. Youcanalso find how to litter train a your cat here.How to Pet a CatPetting a cat may sound simple, but for children or peoplewhohaven't spent much time around cats, it's important to knowthedo's and don'ts of approaching and touching a cat. Petting inthewrong spot or using too much force or speed can agitate somecats,causing them to bite or scratch. Experts recommend lettingithappen on the cat's terms: seek permission to touch her, andletthe cat have control over the interaction. There are a fewplaceswhere it's hard to go wrong: areas where cats have scentglands areperfect for petting. Spreading their scent imbues theirenvironmentwith a familiar smell, which in turn makes them feelhappy andcontent. Knowing where to touch, and when to stay away,can helpensure that both of you enjoy a little cat-humancontact.Let the cat sniff you before you pet it so it canbecomecomfortable with you.Extend a hand or finger and allow thecat achance to touch her nose to you.Wait for the cat to bump her head against you. When a cat bumpsherhead into your hand, it's a signal she wants attention.Pet the cat once if she jumps into your lap and lies down. Seeifshe fidgets. If she does, it may be that she just wants toliethere and relax, as humans are a great source of body heat.Pet a cat when she's on her side. Cats love to be pettedwhenthey are on their sides.Let the cat give you some low audible sounds (calledpurring).Purring is one way a cat signals that it feels sociableand wantsattention.Watch for signs that the cat does not want to be pettedanymore.Sometimes even petting that feels good to the cat canbecomeoverstimulating or irritating, particularly if itisrepetitive.Focusing on Areas with Scent GlandsStart with a soft chin-scratch. Use your fingertips orfingernailsto gently rub the chin, particularly where the jawboneconnects tothe skull.Focus on the area between or behind the ears. Use the pads ofyourfingers and apply gentle pressure.Pet the cat's cheeks just behind the whiskers. If the catlikesthis, she may rotate her whiskers forward, effectively askingformore.Gently run the back of your hand along the side of face.Stroke the cat from forehead to tail. Pet the forehead, thenrunyour hand from forehead to the base of tail, going from headtotail repeatedly.

How to make a Play Doh elephant.Choose your bright colored play dough (or play doh).Make balls of different colors & sizes.Make his seat first by flattening a ball of play doh.Then, choose bright play dough to make his legs. Make them sothatthey are in a comfortable seated posture.Make a round-sided cuboid for his body. Use a parrot green orneonyellow color.Make his arms. Make them in a relaxed way.Shape the play- doh to look like an elephant head.Adjust the ears so they look like floppy elephant ears.Take a cocktail umbrella for his parasol.Homemade play dough is safe. Plus, it's very easy to make.Youcan make play dough out of standard household items. Thisisinexpensive but fun activity for you and your child.Mix salt and flour in a plastic bowl.Add water and food coloring slowly until a smooth doughisformed.Knead the dough until the mixture isn't sticky anymore andbecomeselastic.Roll dough out onto a flat surface evenly.Use cookie cutter to cut out shapes and have fun!If mixture is too sticky, just add more flourIf you let the dough sit, the gluten will set and you will haveabetter consistency dough.The more you knead the dough, the tougher it getsAdd a hint of glitter as a sparkling fondant. You can alsoaddsparkles and glitter for a prettier look.Don't add too much water because it gets too sticky.WarningsEven though this mixture is non-toxic, don't have your childeatthis freely. Uncooked dough can be hard for a child todigest.

A budgie is a lively and chattylittlebird.Learning To Speak And Sing: Teach its name. It is easier tostartwith the animal’s name as it hears it all the time. Repeatyourbudgie’s name every time you see it and when you bring food.Try tospeak in a high-pitched voice and say the name slowlyandclearly.Wait until the budgie is old enough. The bird should be atleastthree months old before it can speak.If you have more than one budgie, stick to the teaching of onename.You don’t want to make it too hard at first.Don’t forget to reward your budgie. If it doesn’t learnquickly,don’t punish it. It doesn’t understand right or wrong andwill justmistrust you.Expend its vocabulary. Talented budgies can learn over athousandwords over their lifetime. Once your bird knows its name,target thewords you want to teach. Your budgie will eventuallymake theconnection between the words and the objects oractions.When you enter the room, systematically say ‘hi coco [orthebudgie’s name]’. When you feed it, point at the seeds andsay‘food’.Look at their corporal language and take advantage. When the birdisin a threatening posture (biting or pecking), say ‘Angry’. Whenthebudgie is resting on one leg and looking happy, say‘happy’.Your budgie can also say simple sentences. When your bird eats,say‘coco [or the bird’s name] eats’. When it drinks, say‘cocodrinks’.Don't teach your bird insults. The budgie will remember it foralong time and might embarrass you in front of your guests.Teach a song : There is nothing funnier than having yourbirdsinging a song. Your budgie can remember simple tunes andwillhappily delight the whole family. The easiest way to teach asongis to sing it over and over to your bird. Don’t try to teachthewhole song but just a few seconds.Pick a song you like. Remember that your budgie might sing it foralong time.Record yourself singing a song and play it to your bird whenyou’reaway. This is an extremely efficient way to teach a songwithouthaving to sing it a thousand times. You can do the same toteachwords.The actual recording of a song might not be the best way toteachthe bird. The instruments will probably disturb it.Make your budgie feel at home. If your budgie is new, itwillneed time to get used to its cage. You should let it adjust foratleast two weeks and make sure that the bird is in aquietenvironment before attempting to train it. By this time, thebudgieshould start to relax and feel comfortable.Let the budgie fly in a room. Once the bird is at ease withyou,you can let it fly in a room with all of the windows anddoorsclosed. This extra space will make your budgie happy and willkeepit fit for the forthcoming training.[4]To call it back, switch off all the lights and leave the curtainofone window open, but remember to close the window. The budgiewillbe attracted towards the light. Hold it gently and put itbackinside the cage.Make sure that there is no cat or predator in the room.If you have a child, don’t let him frighten the bird.Teaching Tricks: Encourage physical contact. Once your budgieissettled, place your hand in the cage and keep it immobile.Repeatthis for days to let your bird get used to your physicalpresencein the cage.When the budgie seems okay with your hand, place your fingerinsidethe cage. Then push it slightly against your budgie’s chest.Thiswill encourage it to climb on your finger. Be patient as thebirdmight be reluctant at first.If the bird is intimidated, just stroke its breast with the backofyour finger. Show love and care.Alternatively, you can put a few seeds on your finger. Yourbudgiewill probably climb on your hand to eat them. Doing this fora fewdays will teach your pet to trust you.Warnings :If your budgie does not come to you, do not chase him aroundthecage.

Teaches kids how to make colorful,non-boraxand borax, shaving foam and edible slime dough.Slime or slaym is a great dough and jelly game set that enhancesthecreative aspect of kids. Here is how to make an edible one:Edible Slime:Pour a can of sweetened condensed milk into a pan. Addonetablespoon of cornstarch to the mixture and stir.Bring the mixture to a low heat. Continue to stir constantly. Ifyoudon’t, the mixture may stick.Remove the mixture from the heat when it has thickened. It shouldbemore gelatinous and harder to stir.Add 10 to 15 drops of food coloring to the mixture. You canchooseany color. Allow the mixture to cool before you let your kidsplaywith (and eat) it.Make sure that the slime does not get on anything that stainseasilyor that you want to keep unstained. The food coloring in theslimemay cause it to stain lighter colored things.And the way to make a living slime.Living Slime:Mix ¾ cup (175ml) of cornstarch with 2 cups (475ml) ofvegetableoil. Mix it thoroughly in a tumbler or other glass.Place the mixture-filled glass in the refrigerator. Leave it intherefrigerator until the mixture is chilled. This will help ittosolidify.Remove the mixture from the refrigerator. Stir it well(theingredients will have separated again). Let the mixture warmupjust enough that it flows slightly.Find a block of styrofoam. It can really be any size butthestandard size is 1 by 6 by 6 inches (25x150x150mm). Runthestyrofoam on your hair (or really anything that will give itacharge- a rug, a dog, your child, etc.) The point is to build upastatic charge.Tip the container of slime so that the slime flows slowly out ofit.(It should flow slowly.) Place the piece of styrofoam just infrontof the slime. It should be about 1-inch away from the flow ofslime.The slime should stop flowing and appear to take on a lifeof itsown. Wiggle the styrofoam around and the slime should followit.Your kids will be amazed (and you will be too!)

Smart parrots are talking and playing,watchand learn how to train a parrot, and teaching your parrot totalk.Especially for people new to parrot ownership, talking isusuallythe first skill they think of teaching and of which theypresumetheir bird will be able to master.The truth of the matter is, every parrot is different, andyoushould never acquire a bird — even of a breed known for talking—with the assumption that it will talk.Watch your mouth. Some parrots will require little or notrainingto learn to talk, and may in fact pick up words andphrases you’dprefer they not repeat.Excited utterances — such as things you might shout at the TVduringa sporting event — are often more readily picked up by aparrot, andthey’re listening more often than you may think. So becareful whatyou say around them.Start young and stay calm. Parrots talk to other members oftheirflock, and it is easier to establish yourself as part of yourbird'sflock early in its life. Therefore, you are more likely tohavesuccess when starting with a baby bird.Use a clear, calm, happy voice to repeat a simple word or phraseasyou start the training process. Think about how you would trytoteach a human child to say "Mommy."Early in the process, reward any sound, then anyapproximatelyaccurate sound, and eventually a recognizable soundwith animmediate treat.Repetition is the key element of training a parrot totalk.Simply put, the more times you say a word or phrase aroundaparrot, the more likely it is to pick it up and repeat it.Train as often as you like. Parrots will not tire of conversingwithanother member of their flock, although you may.Some experts recommend recording yourself saying a phraseandplaying it back on a loop for the bird. Of course, by usingthismethod you lose the personal interaction between the twoofyou.Any parrot training plan, in essence, needs to be asindividualas the bird you’ve welcomed into your home. Every parrothas aunique personality, and will require a particular mix oftechnique,patience, friendship, and bribery to be trainedeffectively. Thatsaid, there are some common tips that can help youprepare fortraining and — in most cases — teach some basic andusefulskills.While parrots are often quite friendly and caring, they arenotin general known for being overly patient. Delays andmistakesduring training sessions may not go over well, sopreparationbeforehand is important.Gather up the supplies you will need for they type of trainingyouwill be conducting. These might include items like ahand-heldperch, a towel, a clicker (if “clicker training”), achopstick ordrumstick (if “target training”), a leash/harness (iftakingtraining outdoors), bitter apple spray (to make common areasofparrot nibbling like draperies unappealing), and, ofcourse,treats.Choose a treat that your parrot especially enjoys, and also thatyoucan easily feed to your bird. Thin apple wedges, for example,canmake a good hand treat for a parrot.Rewarding your bird with a treat from your hand is essentialtopractically every type of parrot training out there. It alsohelpsestablish a bond between you and a new and/or youngparrot.Start the process with the parrot inside its cage. Slowlyapproachand present the treat. Stay calm and offer onlyencouragingapproval when the bird eventually takes the treat.Apple slices, again, make a good treat option if you’reworriedabout having your fingers nibbled upon. You can also weargloves,if you so choose, though your bird may find those evenmoreappealing to peck at.

Make up Tips and Tricks and natural makeupforyour beautiful eyes.When you’re applying makeup, it is necessary to start with acleanpalette. Therefore, remove any of last night's makeup thatyoumight have slept on, and wash off makeup from earlier on intheday.Wash your face:You should also wash your face; leaving grease and sweat onyourface can give a fresh cover of makeup a shiny, caked on lookafterseveral hoursApply your concealer:The purpose of concealer is to even out uneven skin tone as aresultof blemishes or dark under-eye circles.Put on a coat of foundation:Liquid, cream, and powder foundations all act to create atotallyeven complexion, working to blend your natural skin tonewith theconcealer you’ve already applied.Set your foundation (Optional):If you’re looking for long-lasting makeup you can use asettingpowder to hold your foundation and concealer in place.Apply a highlighter:With your foundation completed, it is likely that your facenowlooks contour-less and flat because of the uniform color.Add depth with contouring:The opposite of bringing out the highlights on your face,contouringinvolves adding a powder that is a few shades darkerthan youractual skin tone (different than a bronzer) to the areasyou want tolook minimized or further away.Apply a little blush:The final step in prepping your face is to add blush toyourcheeks.Fill in your eyebrows(optional)Adding Your Eye Makeup:Apply an eyeshadow primer:This is another optional course of action, but applying aneyeshadowprimer will help your eyeshadow to stay on for muchlonger.Put on your eyeshadow:Fade your eyeshadow into your natural skin tone near your creaseandthe inside and outside corners of your eyes, to prevent anyharshlines from forming. If you want a bit more dramatic look,apply asecond darker color of eyeshadow in a ‘C’ shape from theoutsidecorner of your lash line up to the top, outer ⅓ of youreyelidcrease.Apply your eyeliner:The purpose of eyeliner is to provide the illusion of a fullerlashline; therefore, choose a color that is similar to yournaturalhair color (or brown if you have blond hair) to go alongyourlashes. For a smudgy look, use an eyeliner pencil, or createasleek and smooth look by using cream or liquid eyeliner. Createadashed or dotted line across your lash line, and then connectthedots to create a full, continuous line.Finish off with mascara:To complete your eye makeup, you’ll need to top off your eyes withabit of mascara. If you have short lashes, use a mascara thatwilladd length, or if you have thin lashes, use a volumizingmascara.Dip the brush in the mascara once and lightly wipe off theexcessonto the edge of the container or a paper towel. Lookingdownward,apply it to the top lash with upward strokes.Adding Color to Your Lips:Smooth out your lips:Apply lip balm, primer, or sealer.Apply lip liner:Line your lips with a liner that matches your lip color.Sharpenyour lip liner, and line around the natural line of yourlips. Withyour lips outlined, use the pencil to continue filling inyourlips. This works to even out the color and texture of yourlips,making it easier to apply a gloss or lipstick later.Apply lipstick or lip gloss with a brush:Start in the center of your lip, and blend the color outwards.Besure to apply the color as close to the edges of your lips asyoucan without overdoing it and going outside your lip line.Finish off your look:With the completion of your lips makeup, your look is finished!Giveyourself a once-over to make sure there aren’t any smudges orlooseeyeshadow that needs to be removed with a fluffy brush. Ifyou dohave any mistakes, use a q-tip dipped in makeup remover torectifythem.