How To Make Worm Farm Outside
Play, Chat, Make Friends with ibibo Games
by akashmehta
Hi while browsing through the net I came across Ibibo games. I was impressed with what Ibibo offers to the users who are addicted to play online games the reason being they have lot of different social games to play which are easy to download too.
I played Parking Wars on Ibibo games & found it pretty amazing.
It”s easy to play you just have to park your car on your neighbors or friends street & you also have the option of challan if their vehicle is parked on the wrong colored sign board.
Once you earn enough money you can buy new cars as well. These new cars are also gifted from Ibibio”s end. Once you reach to a certain level achieving your target or the money you can buy a Tow Truck through which you can challan anyone outside your friends list as well. And you get the money once you challan them.
You also can park a cow on your friend”s street which will allow you to earn all the money of the cars parked on that particular street.
The other game that I liked is Ibibo Farms
You can buy seeds from the local store, sow and maintain your farm regularly. Once your crop is grown, harvest it and sell it to earn money! You can steal crops from your friend”s farms, plant weeds and worms on their farm. You can decorate your farm by additional accessories; this also earns you extra points!
One more game that I liked is ibibo CricEx where you can buy and sell shares of your favorite cricket players. You can create your portfolio of cricket players and if the players selected by you perform well, you can feature on the leader board.
Invest Rs.10 Lakhs in players you think would perform on the field to make profit!
Also you can Watch Live Match on TV. You have to keep on eye on how good your team portfolio is on the field. Sell those shares which don”t perform, and buy those who are performing.
Compete with others; if your portfolio gains the most, you get a place on the leader board & win prizes. The 1st prize – Rs. 25,000/-2nd prize – Rs. 10,000/-3rd prize – Rs. 5000/-
I really enjoyed playing all the games on ibibo & hope that lot of users will enjoy gaming!!
During the beginning I liked it, but as you started describing all of the characters in the family, I grew very confused. Your average reader is not going to remember all of these people if you introduce them all at once. Your descriptions are also very amateur, to say the least. You need to space them out into the action. An example would be: ”I can tell that Rosie hasn’t gotten much sleep lately, because a pair of dark half-moons hang under her pale blue eyes.”
Write out your numbers. I felt like I was reading a word problem half the time, to be honest. If Train 1 is going 67 miles per hour and Train 1 and Train 2 collide at exactly 10:48 PM, how many miles apart are their stations…
We don’t need to learn about every single family member at once. Most of them haven’t even come into the story yet.
Also, make sure you start a new paragraph each time a different person says something. Your story was kind of just two big blocks, making it hard to feel like you’re making progress in the reading.
All in all, it is mediocre, but I think that once you polish it, it will be very good!
Please tell me what you think of my story?
—–I would like some good honest feed back. Don’t feel shy, you won’t hurt my feelings. I am very aware that I am no professional, not even close. But I’ve had this story lingering in my head and just have to get out on paper. So I am just curious what people think of it so far. I know the spelling and grammar is pretty rough right now. But I am just trying to get it all written down before I focus on the details. Thanks a bunch (I know it’s long, but PLEASE take the time to read it all. Thank you)——
I felt the crisp winter air as I approached the top of the trail that lead down into the valley between the mountains. Cold fresh winter air, something I hadn’t felt in over 10 years. It was a relaxing and refreshing feel. Scenarios ran through my head, what would they say, how would they react, would they recognize me? Would they remember me?. All the questions that had gone unanswered for so long, now I was finally going to be able to find out if the family that abandoned me did it out of greed or out of pity. Would they remember that green eyed baby they called Rhiannon Etain Macormick?
Brooks Valley, Rocky Mountains. Canada.
“Dale, can you please set the table, remember Aunt Josie is coming over later, so set an extra plate”, Laura McCormick said. Dale, very unhappy, set his game aside and stood up “hharrumph why do I always have to set the table, why can’t you make Rosie or Dom do it once in a while”. Laura looked over her shoulder at her very hormonal 14 year son and just laughed, “When they are old enough to carry their own toys”, she said with a grin. Dale walked over to the kitchen cupboard and grabbed 6 plates, and two children’s bowls for his 2 year twin siblings. After setting the table he walked over to the window and squinted towards to the barn where his dad and oldest brother were busily grooming the new stud horse, rightfully named Steed-lee. “Well, I guess it’s better than having to be out there with those smelly beasts you all call pets”, he snorted and sat down in front of the TV again. Laura pealed carrots and potatoes, cut up some zucchini, and a slid the roast into the oven. Then walked over to her desk and started writing e-mails to her clients. Outside, Joe MaCormick and his eldest son Avery, were busy dealing with the attitude enveloped stallion they had just brought home from Old Flanders farm. He was to be their new breeder stud for the fast approaching summer. The MaCormick made their money off of Dairy Cows and race horses. Their horses were the best. Never got sick, never lost a race. “I think he’ll make beautiful foals, eh dad” Avery said with a smile. Joe looked from cleaning the studs hooves and nodded enthusiastically, “Indeed he will son, you made a great pick” Joe said.
Ella, Joe and Laura’s second eldest after Avery, was in the barn counting the new barn kittens and making sure they were healthy and de-wormed. “6 new in all dad” Ella hollered from the hayloft above them. “2 black females, 1 orange male, 1 gray female and 2 calico males, all perfect and cute as can be” she added with a giggle. Avery was 19 and heading off to College in a year, he was tall, lean, with light blue eyes and dark ebony hair. Just like his father, Ella was 17 going into her senior year of High school, she was average height but very thin and very toned, from working on the farm. She had dark forest green eyes and dirty blond hair, the spitting image of mother. Dale on the other hand is a redhead with very light green eyes and freckles everywhere, they figure he gets it from his great grandpa, but Avery swears he’s adopted, He‘s 14 and going into his first year of high school. The twins Rosie and Dominic are almost 3, they have the same dirty blond hair and forest green eyes like Ella and mom. They are the typical farm family, well rounded, nice as can be and manners of perfection. All of which make Aunt Josie very jealous, compared to her devilish duo Markus and Sophia(both grown and moved out) it wasn’t until they started having a family of their own that they behaved. But Aunt Josie loves to visit and spoil the kids to no end. Without any fuss from them of course. Joe motioned to Avery to take the stud into the barn and blanket him, “Don’t forget to give him some oats and fresh clean water”, Joe said as Avery disappeared into the barn. “Ella, my dear, do you mind tossing a couple bales of hay down? I ought to feed the mares, I can see some jealousy in their eyes” Joe looked up to the hay loft, just in time to jump out of the way as Ella tossed down a bale. “Oops, sorry dad, thought you’d be out of the way already” Ella peered over the edge with a smirk. Chores done, animals happy and the barn closed up for the night, the three of them walked towards the house just as Aunt Josie drove up in her mini coop.(Always fashionable Aunt Josie was). “I see I’ve arrived just in time”, she smiled as they walked inside.
This is chapter one of my (novel). But I can’t come up with a chapter title…any suggestions?
The only reason I described them all at once like that, is because this is only chapter that most of them are in. (Joe, Laura and Dayle are the only ones that remain in the story past this chapter, besides Rhiannon)
Chronic Respiratory Problems in a cat?
I am sorry this is kinda long but maybe more details will yield better answers?
Last summer I was given a few cats to “foster” because the colony they lived in was being poisoned. We picked up five cats from the colony four 2 week old kittens whose mother was poisoned and (as the females in the cat colony were all fixed besides the one who was dumped there pregnant) their were no surrogates available.
The kittens all survived except one who developmentally was delayed with things such as grooming and playing who eventually mid way through her sixth week had seizures and we had to put her to sleep at the vets recommendation (he did not test for why that happened so maybe their is a connection to pumpkin….he didnt know about Pumpkin the older cat).
Pumpkin turned 11 this winter, she lived in the cat colony since she was abandoned in the winter as a kitten, she was the oldest surviving cat there. Since she was a kitten she had what the woman who cared for her called a “cold” . Basically she is congested, she bubbles snot from her nose, her purr is a (loud) gurgle and she could barely meow when we got her and now when she tries no sound comes out. Her eyes are runny and I clean them daily although they do not really need to be cleaned that often, the eyes themselves are clear and functional but they have crust that forms under them. Half her teeth are gone on one side except for little stubs which suggest to me they may have been broken. Besides this she is a totally functional cat, she is happy, responsive, her food intake is good and what comes out looks normal mostly, shes gained a bit of weight as she looks fuller (not wormy full though) and her fur is really clean with no help from us.
Shes only been to the vet once when she was fixed, and although she had the condition then the vet did not comment.
Recently she has been given a dose of REVOLUTION which my aunt speculated may help but I am doubtful based on the fact its more for worms and fleas and ticks and parasites like that vs. what ever this seems to be?
No other cat in the colony seemed to have it either.
The condition was worse in the summer and agitated when she had a brief stay at a farm where she was kept with hay while I was out of town.
She is an outside cat who has an insulated custom made house and is locked in the garage at night (where her food water house blankets and litter box are) but has the run of the yard (and much to my anguish the neighborhood when the mood strikes her. When I go outside to smoke she likes to sit with me and does not seem bothered by the smoke (no sneezing or coughing or different wheezing).
I do not have the money to take her to the vet. I know you should not have a pet you can not afford the proper medical care for but I do not have very many options for her. I’ve co oped at the humane society and I know she would not make it on the the adoption floor based on age and present condition. No other organization will take her. And I cant adopt a sick cat to strangers (Ive asked everyone close to me). So do not suggest putting her down or surrendering her. I know she still has a very quality of life and putting her down is not what is best for her.
If anyone can suggest what the problem might be, how to make her more comfortable or anything helpful id love to here your input.
Itd mean so much to me to provide her with a better life.
Thankyou everyone who took the time to read this.
Payment plans are out of the options here. She can no go inside because of our “real pet cats” (not my words but I am not the only person in the house, she is sick and I cant expose the other pets to her).As terrible as this is I do not own the house I am at and she “is just a stray”. The garage is cat proof, only thing in there is her stuff and patio furniture and a blow up pool.
Their is no infection or tenderness where her teeth are and she has no trouble eating.
She didnt have a little box until she came to me so I know its not the litter.
need help with Puppy eating poop, and other problems?
Hello, about a month ago, my family and I went and bought a dog from a dog breeder, and for about the first week, he was great. To start off, he was born and raised on a farm and in a good sized pin with about 15 other pups. He’s a Golden Retriever as well
1) I noticed the first time that I went out to pick up his poop that there wasn’t very many at all compared to how long he was out there, so I watched him and saw him eating it. I’ve tried just about everything, I’ve fed him more in case he wasn’t getting enough food, he’s been checked for worms, I’ve got some powder stuff that you put in his food that is supposed to make the poop taste bad to him and that didn’t work. The only thing that has worked for me so far was the bitter spray that you spray on it, and it only works part of the time. Not only does it not work 100% of the time, I don’t want to have to spray it forever.
2) We’re trying to make him become a primarily inside dog, so we take him out to the grass when he’s let outside and reward him with a treat once he takes care of business, and usually we give him a little bit of time for playing. After about fifteen minutes, he comes over and sits by the door and if we don’t let him inside, which sometimes we don’t for about an hour, he will urinate right next to the door. We’ve neutured him, and though this might help, but it didn’t.
3) The other problem we are having with him is urinating inside right after he’s been outside. We’ve been trying to get him to learn to sit next to a reclining chair in our living room, so we put a leash and tie it to the chair leg, and he has a little dog bed that he lays on and will just sleep there. Sometimes, however, he will stand up and urinate on the bed, only about an hour before he has just gone!
Please, if you have any advice for my family and I, please share. When getting the dog, we were going to get a female, because we’ve had males before and they lift their legs all over, but we were told you could housetrain males, so we got one.
Thanks in advance
Dog boundary issue. okay, we have 3 dogs, 2 boxers and a rescue dog aged 1, 2, and the rescue is 5. our?
neighbors have 5 dogs, 4 strays they have “adopted” and 1 inside dog. one stray is blind and lives in a large fenced area w/ a companion dog and both are well taken care of. that leaves two “free roam” dogs. one is a very large yellow lab (probably just shy of a year old) and a feral dog that comes to them for food but cannot be touched. (the free roaming isn’t a problem for us, we have a large farm and live out in the country, so when our dogs go out to play, they stay on our land. one of our boxers is female and one year old, and just recently came out of heat (she is to be spayed tomorrow, we had to wait for a course of antibiotics to treat her tick fever. our vet wanted to make sure she was plenty healthy for surgery.) anyway, the wild dog came over to our house and attacked our male boxer (obviously attracted by our dog in heat who was in a kennel outside) and hurt him very badly. our neighbors did apologize but have done nothing to immunize this wild dog they encourage to stay around, and said (if he becomes a problem, we’ll handle it) well…he’s become a problem already. Now, the young lab they “adopted” has taken up residence at our home. so the neighbors respond by saying “he’s everybody’s dog” we like the dog very much, but already have plenty to take good care of. the lab has not been vaccinated, he very obviously has worms and is in need of vet care. SO. my question is. how do we handle it? we can’t just take over ownership of the lab (the neighbors would let us i think, but vet bills for 3 dogs are quite enough for our young family, especially after one dog had to be rushed to the vet due to his injuries from their wild dog) he needs medical attention, but it isn’t my place to take him, i told them and they said i could take him if i wanted and offered to pay half. (IT IS THEIR DOG!) what should we do about the wild dog? we have a toddler, and worry about him being around after his attack. we are just looking for some ideas, because we love dogs, and want to do the right thing, but money is tight to be spending a few hundred on every stray dog in our area.
just extra info to consider for your answer…
we are able to afford the three dogs we have, including all the meds they require and vaccinations, check ups and so on.
my husband has had 15 surgeries in the last year and has another to go, so this is why money is tight and do not need the extra stress of this stray lab and wild dog, no matter how we feel about them.
there is no humane society in our area, no rescue group, NOTHING. i called the closest shelters in the neighboring counties and they suggested “taking care of” the dogs…as in a bullet.
our neighbor is also our preacher, so we are hoping to handle this and still maintain a good relationship.
Maybe you should go and visit your neighbour and explain how you feel exactly as you have done here. Explain about the stress the strays are causing you, how upset you are at the injuries caused to your own dog, your fears about them spreading disease, and how your husband’s health is making it difficult for you to deal with external pressures. You sound like a completely rational, responsible, caring person. If your neighbours have any goodness about them, they’ll sort it out. If they don’t, maybe talk to your local resident’s association, or town council if you have one. They might be able to intervene before you need to get nasty. If all else fails, contact law enforcement. These dogs are a public hazard if they are straying and attacking and if they haven’t been immunised.