How to Make a Hog Roast InvitationIn Feburary 2016 27,

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Determine the size and style of invitation you prefer. You can choose to use the full 8 1/2-by-11-inch page, a half page or the full page folded in half to make a card. Making two invitations per page is more economical and environmentally friendly, particularly for larger parties.
Design your invitations, considering how much information you need to provide on the invitation, and whether you wish to include pictures or embellishments. Consider using a red and white checked paper that resembles a gingham picnic blanket, and pig-shaped rubber stamps or cutouts. Lay out the items on your card to see how they look before permanently placing them. This way, you can rearrange as necessary.
Determine the wording. You may choose simple phrases such as: 'You Are Invited to a Hog Roast' or 'Join Us For a Hog Roast.' You may also choose a more snappy phrase such as: 'Let's Pig Out!'
Use a ruler and pencil to lightly place a guideline on your invitation to indicate where your lettering and designs will go.
Apply your lettering using the guidelines you have drawn, and erase any visible pencil lines when you're finished.
Apply your pictures and other embellishments. If accessories are not pre-glued, use a gluestick or double-sided tape to apply.
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How to Play Magic the Gathering Online for FreeIn Feburary 2016 05,

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From the 'Magic Online' website, download and install the game to your computer. When it's done, it automatically launches and asks you to either log in, create an account or check out the free trial. Click 'Play Free Trial' rather than make an account; you will need to pay upfront if you make the account first. As part of the free trial, you will only have access to the Play Lobby and the Help Menu.
Deck Restrictions
As part of the free trial, you can only play with one of five preassembled standard-length decks. Despite their icon appearance, these aren't monocolored decks; all of them utilize two elements for an optimal experience. To begin, select a deck: Dragon's Hoard (red/blue), Hit the Ground Running (green/blue), Infernal Intervention (black/red), Price of Glory (black/white) or Will of the Masses (white/green). Red cards are good for damage whereas blue is good for controlling the battlefield and stopping opponents from deploying creatures. Green and white are both useful in gaining back life
Starting Your Free Match
As a trial member, you don't get the chance to customize your name; you'll just be 'Guest' with a series of numbers following the title. When you pick your deck, you'll get matched with another guest who is also set to 'Just Starting Out' mode. This means you don't need to worry about failing a short match because you were matched against a competitive person familiar with the interface. Your free match can last up to 25 minutes, and you'll have to subscribe when you complete it.
Subscribing to Magic Online
On the 'Magic Online' website, clicking 'Create an Account' will get you started with the process. After entering your birth date, you'll be asked whether you've played the game or any of its other counterparts -- that is, 'Magic 2015' or the physical card game. From there, you'll need to provide your email and select a username and password before submitting payment information. Your card will be charged every month until you cancel the 'Magic Online' subscription.
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