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Badge Making Mister Maker
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Make 6 fabulous badges with the Mister Maker badge making kit. It contains printed Mister Maker designs that can be coloured in and decorated. There are also printed blanks for you to create your own individual designs. Each badge is re-usable so you can wear a different design every day! Kit contains: 6 badges, felt tips, pencil crayons, glitter glue, sequins, printed badge designs and full instructions.
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- Creative and Fashion Kits
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- 3 years
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- Not suitable for children under 3 years.
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Mister Maker is a TV show aimed at pre-school children, which airs on CBeebies. It launched in 2007 and has since spawned three successful series that blend animation with real-life content. The show attempts to inspire confidence within kids to try art and craft projects for themselves, so the kits that the show endorse are a great way to promote creativity within your child and allow them to experience the fantastic world of Mister Maker that they see on-screen.
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Inval America RE-0732 Wall Mount Bookcase/Storage Hutch
This wall-mounted hutch/bookcase combo's functional modern design is an excellent choice for home or office. Use by itself or as wall mounted hutch for any of Inval's desk models which are sold separately.
Materials: P2 Engineered Wood, Melamine
Width: 47 in
Height: 14.94 in
BackToFront: 11.81 in

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Part of building a winning team is through productive competition in training camp. What are some matchups the Chicago Bears could benefit from?
Kyle Fuller against Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery
Considered the most pro-ready cornerback coming out of the 2014 draft, Kyle Fuller is expected to contribute right away in the Bears' nickel defense. So who better to get him ready for the likes of Calvin Johnson and Jordy Nelson than the star tandem of Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery. Fuller has the size and the speed to play outside corner but he will need discipline and toughness to take on the best. Marshall and Jeffery should be able to school him (over and over again) in the art so by the time the season starts, Fuller will be ready for anybody.
Will Sutton against Kyle Long
Scouts were very high on the potential of Arizona State defensive tackle Will Sutton. His pass rush prowess from the interior is a rare commodity, but some worry if his weight problems and lack of size could doom him at the NFL level. So it's a good thing the Chicago Bears will likely pit him against right guard Kyle Long as frequently as possible. Long is five inches taller and as much as 20 lbs heavier than Sutton. He went to the Pro Bowl as a rookie last year as well. If Sutton is going to succeed in 2014 and beyond, he will have to learn how to beat blockers like Long.
Marquess Wilson against Tim Jennings
Earl Bennett is gone, and with that the third wide receiver slot is wide open. Bears coaches are extremely excited about second-year talent Marquess Wilson, who is physically built in the same manner as their two stars, Marshall and Jeffery. In order for him to secure that job he will have to thrive in the slot where he will line up frequently against Pro Bowl veteran Tim Jennings. It is exactly the kind of matchups Wilson can expect to see. Where Jennings has quickness and experience on his side, the 21-year old is 6'3″, granting him a height advantage of seven inches. He must learn to use that since he will primarily see smaller corners on the inside. Jennings is among the best.
Shea McClellin against Matt Forte
This is a matchup that actually will feature a couple of different dimension. Shea McClellin is vying for the starting job at strong side linebacker after two years at defensive end. So his duties will shift from holding the edge and rushing the quarterback to chasing down ball carriers, playing coverage and blitzing. If there is any player that can put McClellin to the test in all those categories it is Pro Bowl running back Matt Forte. McClellin must learn to read his keys and chase down Forte on running plays, hold his gaps to prevent long runs and track him on screen passes.
However, another beneficial part of their matchup is on blitz calls. McClellin is a gifted pass rusher who thrived at Boise State as a delay blitzer. In such situations it falls to the running back on offense to pick that man up. Forte is one of the best in the league at doing that. If McClellin can learn to beat those blocker to get at the quarterback, it may prove the deciding factor in him winning the spot.
Tags: Alshon Jeffery Brandon Marshall Chicago Bears Kyle Fuller Kyle Long Matt Forte Shea McClellin Tim Jennings Will Sutton


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Hoax Museum Blog Posts From
October 2008
Does Sarah Palin Have A "Dull Normal" IQ?
Posted by Cranky Media Guy on Fri Oct 31, 2008
I'm not a fan of McCain/Palin and I certainly won't be voting for them. With that out of the way, I don't believe that Sarah Palin has an IQ just above "borderline retarded." When I look at her, I'm not seeing Albert Einstein in a skirt but I'm not seeing Forrest Gump either. Go to this link and do a page search for "mrtshw" (without the quotes) to see a posting claiming that the Alaska governor is not all that intelligent: Capitol Hill Blue The posting immediately below that one links to a probable source for this libel. Obama's had a lot of nasty crap thrown at him…
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Can Today's Audience Be Fooled?
Posted by Cranky Media Guy on Fri Oct 31, 2008
The Moral Of The Story Is…
Posted by Cranky Media Guy on Mon Oct 27, 2008
...make sure that your fellow passengers don't decide that you aren't wearing pants (even though you are). Salt Lake Tribune
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Pray Phone
Posted by Cranky Media Guy on Mon Oct 27, 2008
So, you're walking down the street. Suddenly, you decide you need to pray right then and there. Sure, you COULD just pray silently in your mind, but what fun is that? Enter the Prayer Booth: MDolla It's pretty obviously a modified phone kiosk (not exactly a "booth" really). The website, written in somewhat broken English as you will see, says this is in Florida, but the sixth photo down sure looks like New York, probably Manhattan, to me. Are these a franchise or something? Have any of you seen one of these? Are they popping up all over on the streets of Big City America? Incidentally,…
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The Case Of The $54 Million Trousers (NOT a Nancy Drew Mystery)
Posted by Cranky Media Guy on Sat Oct 25, 2008
If you thought that Sarah Palin's (alleged) $150,000 wardrobe was excessive, consider the concept of pants worth $54 million bucks: Washington Post
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"Attack" on McCain Supporter Turns Out To Be Massive BS Story
Posted by Cranky Media Guy on Sat Oct 25, 2008
By now, you've probably heard about Ashley Todd. She's the young McCain campaign volunteer who claimed to have been attacked by a large black man while she was at a Pittsburgh ATM. She told police that the letter "B" scratched on her right cheek was put there by her assailant after he saw the McCain bumper sticker on her car. "I'll make you an Obama supporter," the mugger said. The whole thing started falling apart when the police noted that the "B" was backwards, as if Todd had done it to herself. Guess what? She did. Under questioning, she admitted that there was no black mugger. Her motives for filing the false police report…
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Non-Christian Pareidolia
Posted by Cranky Media Guy on Thu Oct 23, 2008
Alex has posted a lot of stories about pareidolia (seeing things that aren't objectively there). Most of the pareidolism (word?) one sees in America is Christian-related. People tend to see Jesus and/or his Mom all over the place. In the interest of providing equal time to religious hallucinations of a non-Christian nature, I present: Pareidolia Ganesha
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Who WOULDN'T confuse a couch with a Hershey bar?
Posted by Cranky Media Guy on Tue Oct 21, 2008
A company named Art Van Furniture is asking its customers which of ten proposed designs it should use for its delivery trucks. One of them shows a couch emerging from what looks like a big candy bar's wrapper. Cute and harmless, no? Not according to Hershey. They're filing a lawsuit against Art Van, claiming that the design is likely to cause confusion in the marketplace. Like people are going to think that Art Van's couches are made out of chocolate? When people talk about "frivolous lawsuits," this should be the kind of thing they're referring to. Chocolate/Couch
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Posted by Cranky Media Guy on Mon Oct 20, 2008
I like the concept of viral videos, but there's been so many of them of lately, mostly from companies looking for a "big bang" with little cash outlay, that I think the genre is getting stale very quickly. Here's the latest one making the rounds, along with some reporter's observations about it: Viral Wedding Video I live on the Edge of Nowhere on the Oregon coast where we can't get high-speed Internet access, so I haven't watched the whole thing, but I did see a clip of it on one of the Portland TV news shows. One thing which occurred to me which the reporter didn't mention is that…
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Posted by Cranky Media Guy on Sun Oct 19, 2008
OK, I heard back from Alex, who is now in Germany. My log-in is working now (obviously) so it's Go Time! When I couldn't log in as the Subby, I said in a comment that as soon as I could be here in my "official" capacity, I would make a confession. Here goes. Earlier this year, when Hillary Clinton was still in the race for the White House, I got a crazy idea for a hoax so I went with it. As "retired dot com entrepreneur Bob Porter," I spread the word that I wanted to pay the Senator $750,000 (later increased to a cool million bucks) to pose for a "series of tasteful…
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I'm off to Germany!
Posted by The Curator on Fri Oct 17, 2008
I've barely been able to post anything in the past week. Why? I'm blaming it on my decision to remodel the hallway bathroom in my house... and do all the work myself (because I can't afford to hire a contractor). New drywall, plumbing, electrical wiring, tile floor. I did it all. Problem was, I really wanted to get the bulk of it done before I go on vacation to Germany, which I do today. My flight leaves in about four hours. So that meant I've been scrambling to get it done for the past few days. Here's a picture of the new tile floor I just installed (the first tile floor I've ever installed), which I'm quite proud of. You…
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New Cardiff Giant Book
Posted by The Curator on Fri Oct 17, 2008
It's probably not going to be received by the book-buying public with as much enthusiasm as the latest John Grisham thriller, but this is the kind of book that gets me excited. It's a new (and what looks to be very well researched) history of the Cardiff Giant hoax titled A Colossal Hoax: The Giant From Cardiff That Fooled America by Scott Tribble. It's due out at the end of November. A bit pricey, but that's often the case with non-mass-market books. From its blurb: In October 1869, as…
Satirical Candidates
Posted by The Curator on Thu Oct 16, 2008
I just finished writing a list of the Top 20 Satirical Candidates of All Time, which I've now added to the site. It seemed an appropriate time for it. I chose "Nobody" as the #1 satirical candidate. I thought it was an obvious choice. After all, how can Anyone top Nobody? But also on the list are the foot powder that won an election, Pat Paulsen, Stephen Colbert, Vermin Supreme, etc. What the list doesn't cover is mock political parties. The focus is entirely on candidates.
A Year Without Lying
Posted by The Curator on Tue Oct 07, 2008
Cathal Morrow is embarking on an experiment to live for a year without lying. When he's done, he'll report the results in a book to be titled The Complete Kant. (The title refers to Immanuel Kant, who said that lying is always morally wrong.) Morrow doesn't seem to have a publisher yet for the book, though according to the Guardian, he does have a private equity company financing him for the year in exchange for half the profits of the book. (The book better be a bestseller if they expect to make a return on their investment.) I don't believe it's possible to go a year without telling some kind of lie,…
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Piper Palin gives one-finger salute
Posted by The Curator on Mon Oct 06, 2008
A picture (top) has been doing the rounds showing Piper Palin, Gov. Palin's six-year-old daughter, apparently giving a boy the finger. Yes, it's a hoax. In the original (bottom), which can be found on the Alaska state website, it's clear that Piper has two fingers raised.
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The ancient Greeks were devoted to physical fitness, and yet even they were astonished by the athleticism of the Georgian people. The mountainous nation on the shores of the Black Sea still breeds ´em tougher than most, judging by the feats of the Georgian State Dance Company. Wielding sword and buckler, men whirl and slash their way across the stage to the frenetic beat of music that was old when the world was young. Dancers leap straight into the air, spin a full revolution and drop to their knees -- then repeat the same twirling leap a dozen times over with increasing speed, always launching from their knees. Its a supernatural display of vitality and pure power, but theres also a grace and exuberance to these ancient dances; watch the backline of dancers lithely perform a series of slow-motion poses on tiptoe in unison while the solo performers dazzle center-stage. Strength, beauty, a riot of color, and sound that fascinates and makes the heart pound -- this is an evening out unlike any other. Dance St. Louis brings back the Georgian State Dance Company for the first time since 2002 at 8 p.m. Friday and 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday (October 12 and 13) at the Touhill Performing Arts Center on the University of Missouri-St. Louis campus (1 University Drive at Natural Bridge Road; 314-516-4949 or www.dancestlouis.org). Tickets are $28 to $50.
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Bottom!Steve OmegaVerse Fanfics
Elevator Surprise - 962
Steve, despite the changes the serum made to his body, is still an Omega. Tony had no idea until they stepped into an elevator together while Steve was on the cusp of his Heat.
Fall in Ecstasy - 4534
There were…things on the internet. Most of them, well, made Steve realize that though people today seemed to be more accepting of differences, being an Omega or an Alpha wasn't something you talked about unless you started up a website and made people give you their credit card number first.
Minor Inconvenience - 2016
Steve Rogers had been the one and only Omega to ever transcend into Alpha-hood, thanks to the Super Soldier Serum. He had become an Alpha and could legitimately put heats and submission behind him. And then there was Tony Stark.
Never is a Promise - 9976
Steve had to admit that he had some reservations about how the New Century handled the social balance between alphas and omegas.
Some Things Don't Change - 2642
Everyone seems to forget that Steve is only the way he is thanks to the serum. Unfortunately, there are just some things it couldn't change for him. This point becomes glaringly obvious soon after the move into Stark Towers. Set in the Omega-verse. Steve Rodgers/Tony Stark. Brief mention of Natasha/Pepper
You are the Reason I Stay Alive - 1802
Steve goes into heat while Tony is away, but Tony is a good alpha
Fever When You Hold Me - 1901
Steve unexpectly goes into heat. He doesn't want Bucky to stay, but it's what best friends do
Something Old - 3650
It was as if the Army didn't realize how much Steve wanted to defend America. What did biology have to do with wanting to protect the free world? (No mpreg) **Can be read as a standalone.** Also known as "the chapter where tiny!Steve gets manhandled."/
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