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		<No>1</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>I have something important to show you. Let's go back to the Garden!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments>Only when we force players back to garden</Comments>
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	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>2</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Collect money from many customers at once will give you more tips than usual!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
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	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>3</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>To get money faster, Turn off RELAX Mode from the PAUSE menu and finish any Jumble Sale as fast as you can.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>4</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>If you prefer a relaxing game, turn on RELAX Mode from the PAUSE menu.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>5</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Turning off RELAX mode will give you bonus money from remaining level time. The faster you finish a level, the more bonus you'll earn!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>6</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Complete Achievements to earn big bonuses!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments>After achievements is unlocked</Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>7</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>There are loose coins hidden in every Hidden Object scenes! Grab them to earn extra money!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments>After loose coins is unlocked</Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>8</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Find Origaming Logo in Hidden Object scenes! It is a part of in-game Achievements so you'll get rewarded for your efforts!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments>After ori logo is unlocked</Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>9</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>You can ignore Quests completely or you may complete them to get Bonuses!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>10</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Some decor items need to be built instead of bought directly. Before you can build them, you must gather required materials first.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>11</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Come back to the game everyday to get huge bonuses from LUCKY SPIN!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments>After LUCKY SPIN is unlocked</Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>12</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Don't hesitate to tell your friends and family if you like Home Makeover 3!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>13</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>You can create up to 5 player profiles so that everyone can play!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>14</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Play this game on a Tablet and ask your loved ones to join you! It is fun to look for hidden objects together!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>15</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>If you like this game, also try Home Makeover 1 and Home Makeover 2!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>16</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>When playing Match 3 game, always try to make Match 5 to get 1 Move bonus!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>17</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Flower Harvest (Match 3 minigame) can only be played every 1 hour, so make sure to always come back!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>18</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Materials Gathering (Match 3 minigame) can only be played every 15 minutes.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>19</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>If you have any comments / suggestions about the game, please don't hesitate to contact us!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>20</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Did you know: Emma has been involved with other adventures before. Check out more games of her by clicking the More Games button!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>21</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>The zoom feature is very useful to find smaller objects. Press and hold ctrl key and drag around the screen to try it!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>22</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Hint is limited in this game so use wisely! If you need more, you can buy Hints with coins anytime!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments>After SHOP is unlocked</Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>23</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Home Makeover 3 features 15 stunningly adorable scenes and unlimited levels that you can play over and over again!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>24</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Home Makeover 3 features more than 14 different Game modes (one of its kind!) and lots of level sets so you won't get bored easily!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>25</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Remember to rest your eyes every 30 minutes by pausing your game and take a walk.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>26</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>If you feel tired already, take a quick break and get a cup of tea to refresh yourself.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>27</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Home Makeover 3 has lots of tips and fun facts that you can make use of everyday!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>28</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Your game is saved after completing each level and also when you go back to your Garden or Main Menu.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>29</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>Your game is not saved mid-level; you'll lose your progress if you leave the game in the middle of each level.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>30</No>
		<Category>Tips</Category>
		<Text>After playing some levels, don’t forget to go back to Your Garden and buy some nice decorations! Remember that your goal is to restore your garden!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_HO</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>31</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>At least 10 thousand varieties of tomatoes are recorded, starting from small ones to the huge Ponderosa, which can weigh over 3 pounds.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>32</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Tomato was first developed in Mexico. It first grew as wild berries in the South American Andes.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>33</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>More than 60 million tons of tomatoes are produced every year, making it the world's most popular fruit!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>34</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>It's so easy to grow Lavender you can do that in a sunny windowsill. They are pretty, aromatic and also mosquito repellent!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>35</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Lycopene, a powerful antioxidant that is known helpful to prevent many kinds of diseases is abundant in tomatoes.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>36</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Among many other nutritions, tomatoes are also very rich in vitamin C. One medium size tomato can fullfil 40% of the recommended daily amount!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>37</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Guava is actually richer in vitamin C than Kiwifruit or Orange combined, while Kadu-kadu plum is the richest known natural source for vitamin C!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>38</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Watermelons are actually vegetables, related to pumpkins, cucumbers and squash.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>39</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Cool watermelon is much better in hot weather than any beverage! They contain no fat or cholesterol and are high in fiber content, potassium and vitamins A and C.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>40</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>The world record-holding watermelon was more than 260 lbs.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>41</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Eat your bell peppers! They are a great source of vitamin C. In fact, they have twice as much as citrus fruits!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>42</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>In ancient times, basil was pretty hard to plant: the Greeks and Romans thought basil would only grow if they screamed while sowing the seeds.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>43</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Basil is a great source of vitamin A, magnesium, potassium and iron. It is also a traditional treatment for insect bites and bee stings.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>44</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Cucumbers have the highest water content of any vegetable.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>45</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Cucumbers are believed to have originated more than 10,000 years ago in southern Asia.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>46</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Squash is actually a fruit, though many considered as vegetable for cooking. It is a great source of beta carotene, a powerful antioxidant!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>47</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>An old English tradition is to plant large patches of thyme as playgrounds for faeries. Meanwhile ancient Greece used thyme to flavor cheese and liquors.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>48</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Green bell peppers have 2x the amount of vitamin C than oranges. Red and yellow ones have four times as much.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>49</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Did you know? Potatoes, onions and apples all have the same taste. The difference in flavor is caused by their smell.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>50</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Eggshells could give your plants the calcium boost they need. Try grinding them into tiny bits (or powder) for maximum digestion!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>51</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>After cooking your vegetable, keep the water cool and use it to 'fertilize' your garden! Your plants will love the nutritions!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
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	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>52</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Start your seedlings in eggshells to cut down costs and add free doses of calcium to your fresh plants! You can then plant them in your garden when ready.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>53</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>The world's tallest-growing tree is the coast redwood (latin: Sequoia sempervirens), which grows mainly in California.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>54</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>The world's oldest-growing tree is Bristlecone Pine (latin: Pinus aristata).</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments>new ones per 21 Nov 2014</Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>55</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>The world's fastest-growing woody plant is Bamboo; it can grow 35 inches in a single day.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>56</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>There's historical evidence that grapes were grown to make wine about 8000 years ago in Mesopotamia, which is Iraq today.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>57</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>About 5000 years ago, the ancient Egyptians were the first to record the process of making wine.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>58</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>There was a craze for tulips (or tulipomania) in the 1600s that crashed the Dutch economy. During that time, tulip bulbs were worth more than gold.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>59</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Vanilla flavoring comes from the pod of an orchid, Vanilla planifolia.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
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	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>60</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>In France, May 1 is La Fete du Muguet, the festival of the lily-of-the-valley.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>61</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Snapdragon flowers resemble a dragon, and if you squeeze the sides, the dragon's mouth will appear to open and close.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>62</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>A sunflower looks like one large flower, but each head is composed of hundreds of tiny flowers called florets, which ripen to become the seeds.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>63</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>The first potatoes were cultivated in Peru about 7000 years ago.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>64</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Cranberries, concord grapes, and blueberries are three popular fruits native to North America.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>65</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>The average strawberry has 200 seeds. It's the only fruit that bears its seeds on the outside.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>66</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Ginkgo Biloba is one of the oldest living tree species; it dates back to about 250 million years ago.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>67</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Broccoli and cauliflower are the only vegetables that are also flowers!</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>68</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>One of the oldest blue dyes comes from a plant called 'woad' that has been used since more than 6000 years ago.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>69</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>The world's tallest sunflower grew to 25.5ft (7.76m) high, according to the Guiness Book of Record.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>70</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>The world's longest cucumber was grown in UK in 1986 and measured a whopping 3.8 ft (1.1 m), according to the Guiness Book of Records.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
	<TipsAndFacts>
		<No>71</No>
		<Category>FunFacts</Category>
		<Text>Carrots came in a range of colors: White and yellow ones are from Europe, purple from Middle East. The orange ones are actually a fairly recent invention.</Text>
		<Location>Summary_ALL</Location>
		<Comments></Comments>
	</TipsAndFacts>
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