Enjoy a great family day out at Better Homes and Gardens LIVE 24th – 26th February 201 2 at the Royal Exhibition Building, Carlton.
This fabulous LIVE event brings to life the pages of Australia’s favourite magazine, providing home makers, DIY enthusiasts, keen gardeners and aspiring cooks with inspiring new ideas for their home and garden.
Don’t miss live stage shows from your favourite TV presenters, inspiring ideas, workshops and products for you to try and sensational shopping from over 250 exhibitors. Plus, with plenty of entertainment for the children, this is an unbeatable day out for the whole family!
All your favourite Better Homes and Gardens TV experts will be there and you can see them LIVE! Graham Ross, Tara Dennis, ‘Fast’ Ed, Karen Martini, Jason Hodges, Rob Palmer and Johanna Griggs will take to the stage to share their creative and original ideas to help you make yours a better home and garden! Click here to view the stage timetables.
For tickets and more info visit bhglive.com.au
SPECIAL OFFER
Purchase a double ticket (admits 2) for just $20 – that’s 50% off the door price!
To take advantage of this offer, simply click here and enter the code BHGLIVE18. But hurry, offer ends at 5pm 10 February.
Love your home? Love your garden? You’ll love Better Homes and Gardens LIVE!
This Sunday there is only one place you need to be…… And that’s the Junior Sample Sale being held at ‘The Great Hall’ Sydney Boys High, Anzac Parade Moore Park Sydney. You will be amazed at the quality and quantity of Kids Designer Wear and Toys at Rock Bottom Prices!!
There is no excuse not to spoil this kids this Christmas with these huge savings, see you all at the Junior Sample Sale.
The Baby & Toddler Show is finally coming to Brisbane on 2nd – 4th September 2011! This is a ‘must attend’ event for expectant parents and new parents & their little ones. Featuring a shopping extravaganza (well over 100 of the latest & greatest brands), amazing children’s entertainment and fantastic “Show Only” offers. Plus invaluable one-to-one advice from leading parenting experts and premier facilities to make your day enjoyable and fuss-free. It’s an event not to be missed! Early Bird Tickets are on sale now! Find all the info at: www.babyandtoddlershow.com.au
The Baby & Toddler Show is a spectacular event – call your friends, mark it in your diary and book your Early Bird Ticket now & save!
We look forward to welcoming you from 2nd to 4th September to the brand new Baby & Toddler Show at the Brisbane Exhibition Centre, Southbank. www.babyandtoddlershow.com.au
A paper fortune teller may be constructed by the steps shown in the illustration below:
To use the fortune teller, the player telling the fortunes holds the four corners of the paper with three fingers and a thumb, keeping two pairs of corners together and the other two pairs separated so that only half of the internal sides of the corners are visible.
Manipulations are done by various similar methods, for example: The player asks a question of the person holding the fortune teller; this question will be answered by the device. The holder then asks for a number or color. Once the number or color is chosen, the holder uses their fingers to switch between the two groups of colors and numbers inside the fortune teller. The holder switches these positions a number of times: which may be determined by the number of letters in the color selected, the number originally chosen, or the sum of both. Once the holder has finished switching the positions of the fortune teller, the player chooses one of the flaps revealed. These flaps often have colors or numbers on them. The holder then lifts the flap and reveals the fortune underneath. Steps may be repeated to suit the users.
As well as being used to tell fortunes, these shapes may be used as a pincer to play-act catching insects such as lice, hence the “cootie catcher” name.
The “salt cellar” name refers to a different use for the same shape, in which it stands on a table with the four points downwards; the four open pockets may be used to hold small pieces of food.
This shape was introduced to the English speaking world as a salt cellar in the 1928 origami book Fun with Paper Folding by Murray and Rigney (Fleming H. Revell company, 1928, p.10). The use of paper fortune tellers in England has been recorded since the 1950s. Although the phrase “cootie catcher” has been used with other meanings in the U.S. for much longer, the use of paper cootie catchers in the U.S. dates back at least to the 1960s.
sourced from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_fortune_teller
Win an HP Photosmart Premium C310a e-All-in-One printer with HP ePrint and HP PrintApps with tickets to see Miley Cyrus at Acer Arena
The stylish HP Photosmart Premium (valued at $299) is a full-featured e-All-in-One printer that boasts a 4.3-inch, full-colour touchscreen. With HP ePrint technology, this Energy Star® qualified printer enables you to print and share your favourite memories and photos, travel itineraries, concert tickets and other vital weekend essentials – anything that you can email – from anywhere in the world using your smartphone device by simply sending an email to the printer’s unique email address. Also access exciting and up-to-date HP PrintApps content without turning on your computer via the Photosmart Premium’s touchscreen. Get the kids ready for the weekend with jam-packed content from colouring in pages, puzzles, print at home books and craft activities from some of your childrens’ favourite characters including Disney, Sesame Street, Nickelodeon and Dreamworks.
As a part of this prize, HP is giving away tickets to Miley Cyrus in HP’s corporate box – the best seats in the house – if you live in Sydney. HP is giving 6 Kids in Australia readers (6 families of 3) tickets to the Miley Cyrus show in HP’s Corporate Box in Acer Arena, Sydney on Sunday 26 June 2011. Don’t forget to bring your smartphone to the show so you can print your photos directly to the printer after the show!