A girl waves at the camera before we see a baseball field. someone

OPTIONS:
- plays an accordion while a band plays along to the song.
- swings a ball on a chain.
- throws a ball across a yard, and the girl stands on the field.
- hits the ball, and runs to first base.

hits the ball, and runs to first base.

Kids are running in the outside and pulling a cart into a sandy beach. the two girls and a kid

OPTIONS:
- are doing a sandcastle on seashore.
- go up a hill holding a rope and picked up sand.
- are then talking to the camera and doing activities in bikinis.
- open the gate and are thrown over the fence onto the beach.

are doing a sandcastle on seashore.

How to take the staten island ferry 
Visit the ferry terminals in either lower manhattan or staten island. 
These are accessible by a number of subway and local bus transportation lines, as well as by taxi. While there was once a fee implied to ride the ferry, it was eliminated in the late 1990s and there is currently no charge.

OPTIONS:
- Use a tunnel ticket to take the ferry to lower manhattan if you're at a public ferry terminal. If you intend to ride the ferry via a subway train system, the tunnel train system lets you get on and off the tube system once you reach the ferry terminal.
- Enter the ferry terminal using the russian express (oncoming subway) ferry kiosk. The ferry kiosk, unlike the russian express ferry kiosk, shows only new york city.
- Regardless of whether or not you want to ride the ferry or go directly to the ferry terminal, follow these routes : Subway buses to the airport. Together, a bus ferry from the airport to both upper manhattan and staten island.
- Board the next available ferry, depending upon where you are heading to. If you are traveling with children, keep a close eye on them as you prepare to board.

Board the next available ferry, depending upon where you are heading to. If you are traveling with children, keep a close eye on them as you prepare to board.

How to maintain your kitchen knife 
Always cut on a cutting board. 
Using marble, granite, or any other solid surface is too hard and unyielding for a kitchen knife. This can dull your knife much more quickly.

OPTIONS:
- Choose a wooden cutting board instead of one made of plastic or any hard, solid material, such as glass. Sharpen and hone your knife regularly.
- You will need to use a sharp cutting board that is 3 to 4 feet (1.8 to 3.2 m) in diameter to cut. Marble is also particularly sensitive to pressure and is prone to rust.
- Sharpen your knives using a spare set of knives. These knives have rounded sides that are meant to make the blade sharper.
- To prevent damage to the knife, never apply pressure to the handle. Make a point of removing all fat and weed from the blade.


Choose a wooden cutting board instead of one made of plastic or any hard, solid material, such as glass. Sharpen and hone your knife regularly.