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Definition of safety curtain in English:
A fireproof curtain that can be lowered between the stage and the main part of a theatre to prevent the spread of fire.
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- She is currently working on a commission for the Colosseum theatre in London, designing the safety curtain and doing marbling effects on the panels in the boxes.
- Which does beg the question - if it's a stage, where is the safety curtain?
- As the Prologue ended and the safety curtain closed with an unarguable mechanical finality behind the ranked audience at the front of the stage, I felt a shiver of entrapment.
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A luxury destination
The Metropolitan city of Cape Town is renowned as a luxury destination. With a wide range of activities on offer, five-star service and a love for the finer things in life, the 'Mother City' is a natural haven for those seeking only the very best.
Cape Town Information: Indian Market
Download our PDF for useful information about Cape Town, in addition to information about flying from India to Cape Town and visa requirements for Indian travelers. FEB'15
Top 6 things to do in and around Newlands Cricket Stadium
Download our 'Top 6 things to do in and around Newlands Cricket Stadium' PDF, developed for the Indian outbound travel market.
New, unique and lesser known activities for Cape Town
Cape Town is not only an iconic destination but also on the forefront of innovation. New activities, attractions, restaurants and bars are constantly opening - making it difficult to keep up. Here is a pick of our top 10 new and lesser known experiences in the mother city. JAN'15
Cape Town Information: USA Market
Download our PDF for useful information about Cape Town, in addition to information about flying from the USA to Cape Town and visa requirements for USA travelers.JAN'15
Southern Suburbs Map
The suburbs south-east of the city centre and Table Mountain, stretching from the base of Table Mountain National Park toward False Bay, are collectively known as the Southern Suburbs. This area includes the well-known suburbs of Newlands, Constantia, Claremont, Rondebosch and Observatory, as well as lesser-known suburbs such as Grassy Park, Lansdowne and Retreat.
Cape Flats Map
The Cape Flats, the low-lying area just to the north of Cape Town, is one of the city's most edgy, colourful and creative places. As living jazz legend Abdullah Ibrahim proclaimed in his 1974 anthem Mannenberg, this "is where it's happening". This large area is primarily residential, and rich in political history as most of the families involved in forced removals during the apartheid era were relocated here.
Northern Suburbs Map
There is a distinct difference between the Northern and Southern suburbs, and the two are separated by the huge urban metropolis called 'Century City', a shopping mecca with business and residential components. Enormous growth, Grand West Casino, a number of wine routes, including the Durbanville Wine Valley, has impacted on both shopping and leisure options.
Blaauwberg Map
The Blaauwberg region is one of the fastest-growing areas in the Western Cape and is the gateway to the Cape West Coast. The area encompasses 48 km of sandy white beaches, and is best known for its spectacular views of Table Mountain across Table Bay.
Helderberg Map
The Helderberg basin is one of the most visually dramatic areas in the Cape, with the Hottentots Holland and Helderberg Mountain ranges creating a powerful backdrop against which the valley descends into vineyards, golf estates and finally onto a coastline swept with warm waters and white, sandy beaches.
Cape Peninsula Map
Home to one of the world's most spectacular passes, Chapman's Peak Drive, seaside villages and suburbs that remain far from the madding crowd. Cape Point is one of the highest sea cliffs in the world – 249m above sea level.
Groot Constantia Wine Estate Fact Sheet and Unique Selling Points
Groot Constantia is South Africa's oldest wine farm - in existence for 329 years this year. Wine has been produced on the estate without interruption since 1685 when Commander Simon van der Stel of the Dutch East Company (VOC) was originally granted land on which Groot Constantia stands.
This is the only wine farm that is a member of the Big Six tourist destinations in Cape Town. The other members include: Table Mountain, the V&A Waterfront, Robben Island, Kirstenbosch and Cape Point.
Download this sheet, to find out all you need to know and to include all the unique facts of Groot Constantia in your itinerary.
Cape Town Map- Central City and Surrounds
The Cape Town map is a must-have resource for any visitor to our city. It has been updated with all the latest transport routes and includes useful information and tips to assist you when visiting Cape Town.
Visitors' Guide 2015
The Official Visitors' Guide is a must-have resource for guests to the Mother City. This valuable, compact magazine is jam-packed with essential information for business and leisure visitors to the fairest Cape.
MyCiTi System Map
MyCiti operate scheduled buses that link you with major attractions such as the V&A Waterfront, Table Mountain Cableway, Sea Point Promenade and the beaches of Camps Bay, Clifton and Hout Bay along the Atlantic Ocean. Other stops north from the central city are: Table View and most recently also Mitchell's Plain and Khayelitsha. Download the latest MyCiTi route map, to assist you when planning your routes _DEC'14
Netherlands 5 Day Itinerary
Netherlands: Cape Town in 5 days itinerary
Netherlands Cape Town Information
Netherlands Cape Town Information: Cape Town Facts, Useful Information, Safety Tips, Transportation, Daily Flights & Cape Town Tourism Members
Autumn in Cape Town 2015
Cape Town in Autumn is one of the city's best kept secrets, with beautiful sunny days to spend your time outdoors and experience one of the many activities on offer.
Food Map
Cape Town is more than just famous for its restaurant
The Pink Map
Cape Town, the sparkling jewel at the southern tip of the African continent, is famous for its vibrant gay scene.
Cape Town Information - German Market
Download our Cape Town information sheet based on the German market.
V&A Waterfront Fact Sheet
The V&A Waterfront is a 123 hectare mixed-use destination, and one of Africa's most visited cultural and historical hubs. Situated at the foot of Table Mountain, within a stone's throw from the Cape Town Stadium and in the heart of Cape Town's working harbour, the V&A Waterfront offers the visitor an abundance of unforgettable experience
5 day 'Iconic Must See' Cape Town itinerary
Download our 5 day 'Iconic Must See' Cape Town itinerary, developed for the Indian outbound travel market.
Explore Cape Town
A city like no other, Cape Town offers breath-taking natural beauty between rugged mountains and an endless ocean. Download our PDF for a guide of the best things to see and do in the Mother City.
Family activities in Cape Town
Cape Town is the ideal holiday destination for a family, as the Mother city offers a wide choice of indoor and outdoor activities to entertain the kids. Download our PDF for a list of activities to do with your family in Cape Town.
Escapism and relaxation in Cape Town
Cape Town's natural beauty makes this city the perfect place to unwind and relax in. Download our PDF for a list of relaxing activities to do in Cape Town.
Having fun in Cape Town
From fresh-air fun to adrenaline-pumping adventures, from festivals to club-hopping; Cape Town offers endless experiences to allow for heart-racing exhilaration and loads of good fun. Download our PDF for a list of fun activities to do in Cape Town!
Indian food in Cape Town fact sheet
Cape Town's diverse multi -cultural ancestry has enjoyed the influence of many traditional cooking styles, including Cape Malay and Indian influences. Download our PDF for an overview of the top Indian restaurants in Cape Town.
Safety in Cape Town fact sheet
As with all international urban centers, petty crime can occur in Cape Town so visitors are urged to always use common sense when out and about - download our safety PDF for tips and useful contact details when in Cape Town.
Sport and Adventure Itinerary
Explore Cape Town for five days through a Sport and Adventure lens. This itinerary includes things to do, places to see, images and a map to download.
Outdoor and Nature Itinerary
Explore Cape Town for five days through an Outdoor and Nature lens. This itinerary includes things to do, places to see, images and a map to download.
Histroy and Heritage Itinerary
Explore Cape Town for five days through a History and Heritage lens. This itinerary includes things to do, places to see, images and a map to download.
Arts and Culture Itinerary
Explore Cape Town for five days through an Arts and Culture lens. This itinerary includes things to do, places to see, images and a map to download.
What's New in Cape Town Fact Sheet
This information was compiled for the Tourism Indaba in Durban, South Africa, May 2013. Read on for new hotels; restaurants and clubs; new tours, initiatives and creative hubs; and the latest region highlights, ideas and trends for 2013.
Transport Fact Sheet
Each area of Cape Town promises its own unique offerings and is easily accessible via the different modes of transport on offer in the city. In fact, Cape Town is one of the easiest cities to navigate in South Africa.
Official Cape Town Map
This is our new primary map, which shows the city centre and Cape Town's various regions.
The Green Map
As one of the few cities in the world with a national park and two World Heritage Sites (Table Mountain National Park and Robben Island) contained within its boundaries, Cape Town is surrounded by incredible outdoor options. The 'Mother City' is also located in a 'biodiversity hotspot', the Cape Floristic Region, and is recognised globally for its extraordinarily rich, diverse and unique fauna and flora. The city offers many ways to experience the great green outdoors.
Responsible Tourism Fact Sheet
Born of a need to sustain our planet mindfully; a new generation of responsible travelers are seeking real, meaningful and authentic experiences and are in tune with responsible lifestyle practices such as buying fair-trade products and experiences, and supporting community tourism. Cape Town has been working towards being a responsible and sustainable city and destination for many years.
Sustainable Cape Town Fact Sheet
Known around the globe as a place of beauty; Cape Town has exceptional diversity in a small geographical area. The sheer economic value of Cape Town's natural and cultural heritage is driven largely by its importance to tourism.
Wine and Beer Fact Sheet
Cape Town is renowned for its beautiful wine estates and award winning wines and many offer tastings, lunches and events on a regular basis. Newlands Brewery, the oldest brewery in South Africa is situated in Cape Town and micro-breweries are popping up all over town as the hand-made beer trend continues to draw its devotees. Whisky and brandy tours, pairings and tastings, are a part of the Cape's swilling adventures too…
Wellness Fact Sheet
Capetonians are proudly laid-back with a balanced outdoor lifestyle encompassing some of the most beautiful settings in the world. But why is it that Cape Town can restore one's natural balance with more than just its natural wonders? It could be because the city's location is regarded worldwide as an important energy centre, or perhaps because there's something in its beauty and tranquility that allows people to just chill out… Here are a few more options for relaxing in Cape Town…
Gourmet Fact Sheet
The range and inspiration of Cape Town cuisine is diverse and exciting – a never-ending landscape for foodies to explore. Of course, inexpensive fast foods are available in many city lunch spots and fresh produce markets abound as part of the food scene. Cape Town also caters to upmarket dining experiences. Luxury restaurants and S. Pelligrino Top 100 rated restaurants are noted for traditional cuisine and innovative fusion.
Gay Fact Sheet
Known by many as the 'Pink Capital of South Africa', Cape Town is renowned for its vibrant gay scene and - thanks to South Africa's post-apartheid constitution, the gay community is an essential part of the diversity that constitutes the 'Rainbow Nation'. With exquisite natural scenery, world-class luxury and countless gay-friendly guesthouses, bars, restaurants and coffee shops; it's not hard to see why Cape Town is a favourite destination amongst 'pink' travelers.
Food Tours Fact Sheet
Cape Town has a lengthy history with food, having been established from the very start as a supply station to passing ships. Over the past few hundred years the city's culinary story has weaved itself into a mix of traditional cuisines, influenced by all who have visited the city's shores. Today travelers will find a colourful palate of cuisines from every corner of the globe. Nevertheless, Cape Town's sensory fare makes for interesting food safaris.
Arts and Culture Fact Sheet
As a reflection of its own natural beauty and cultural diversity, Cape Town is crammed with art galleries, informal street art, great urban design, music, theatre, festivals and spontaneous expressions of creativity. Increasingly, art is also being absorbed into the cityscape through murals, sculptures, installations, public and performance art.
Adventure and Sport Fact Sheet
An active and outdoor lifestyle has long been part of the Cape Town mind set. The reason: Cape Town's untamed natural beauty, mountainous and lush vegetation, and lively seas allow for many adrenaline pumping pursuits over land, in the ocean or up in the air.
A Day on Bree: Cape Town's Hippest Street
What's fast becoming known as the hippest street in Cape Town, Bree Street is where you will find a hive of artisan activity. And if you're a food lover, there's plenty to sample here too, from burgers to gourmet pizza, craft beer and cupcakes. As one of the main arteries of the city, this street is building a reputation as the retail, culinary and design centre of the city. Here is a list of just a few of the gems.
Arts & Crafts & Antiques Map 2014
Cape Town offers a host of attractions for those who love a bit of artistic flair, from flower shows and jazz festivals to the latest in architecture, crafts, décor and film - map produced by mapmyway.co.za.
Islamic Cape Town Map
The Muslim Students Association (MSA) of the Cape has compiled this map of Cape Town from an Islamic cultural perspective. The map is an intended handy guide to all tourists visiting our beautiful city allowing you to explore muslim history, lifestyle, cuisine and culture.
Kids Map
The city seen through the eyes of a child becomes one large playground. There are mountains to climb, wildlife to witness, forests to explore, botanical gardens in which to run freely and beautiful beaches where sand and sea offer hours of fun no money can buy.
Best of City Centre Map
Cape Town is the mother of all cities, and there's no such thing as a dull moment if you're in the heart of it: the Cape Town city centre. Here, you'll find loads of attractions and entertainment options. The Cape Town city centre is great for walkers and cyclists, with dedicated paths to ensure that you can travel everywhere by foot or by bicycle.
Atlantic Seaboard Map
The Atlantic Seaboard, also known as Cape Town's 'Riviera', stretches from the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, all the way down the west side of the Cape Peninsula, stopping short of Hout Bay. Some of the world's finest beaches and trendy seafront hot spots are connected by a picturesque scenic drive along Victoria Road, flanked by the Twelve Apostles and the Atlantic.
Cape Town Regional Map
To make the city readily accessible, the Cape Town map is conveniently divided into eight areas. Each area promises its own idiosyncratic offerings and special character. The division is purely for navigational purposes and to encourage you to discover and enjoy the full range of possibilities.
Khayelitsha Map
Khayelitsha (meaning "new home") is one of Cape Town's largest townships, and is situated some 30km from the Mother City. It consists of both formal accommodation (houses of bricks and mortar) and informal settlements (makeshift shacks).
A Day with the Family
Cape Town is the ideal destination for kids: there's plenty to do, whether you decide to play ball on one of our many pristine beaches, visit Simon's Town to see the penguins, or take a walk in Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden. The trick is to enjoy each outing to the full, rather than packing too much into a day.
Beyond Cape Town: Discover the Winelands, West Coast and Garden Route
It's hard to leave the sights and beaches of our beautiful city. Nevertheless, a trip to the spectacular Winelands for a day or two is not to be missed, with at least six wine routes besides the historical towns of Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl to explore.

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Sec Fanfare Tickets
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SEC Fanfare, precisely referred to as SEC Football Fanfare, is a much awaited sports event that is usually held just a day before the big SEC Championship Game in the fourth most enormous convention center of United States known as the Georgia World Congress Center. The event aims to celebrate and cherish football as one of the most loved sports through its many stations and stalls allows the fans to festively indulge playfully in the spirit of American football. There are just a host of football related activities and games, particularly exciting for the kids, making the SEC Fanfare tickets popular among families as a whole.
Generally the many festivities of SEC Fanfare include entertainment opportunities where people can participate in groups to try out little games that the Fanfare calls interactive Television, field goal kicking and flag football. The interactive television station game, essentially, centers round about eight to ten TVs, which allow fans to come and play the previously released NCAA Football matches on closely connected PlayStations 2's. The field goal kicking challenge involves an inflatable field goal that is really large, almost life-sized, which the participants are given three of four fun chances to best kick a proper football through. Next in line is the flag football in which people are supposed to make teams of three to five each and play against the others in a rather cute, small football match.
SEC Fanfare, sponsored famously by the well-known Dr. Peppers, features the opportunity of tasting the many types of flavorful drinks created by the company, available at the stations round the Center. The numerous activities associated with the event are simultaneously broadcast from these stations to show the various enthralling festivities. The event presents many other colorfully diverse features such as face painting at cheap rates. This is a particularly fun aspect of this grand carnival since fans can get their faces painted with their favorite team's mascot and logo in the respective colors of that team.
Notable SEC players have been involved previously in this majestic celebration event where the fans were given opportunities to meet them through means of participating in varying contests such as throwing footballs in the fields down below and into the targets. SEC Fanfare also includes as part of its many exciting features, a big store of apparel and small souvenir items such as hats, t-shirts, flags and several other tiny things that are special because of the team's name, logo or mascot printed on them.
SEC Fanfare and its many sport activities are wrapped up just a few significant hours before the SEC Championship Game which is when the teams participating in the game conduct pep rallies close to the Fanfare. This is an event like none other that allows all football fans to totally indulge in their passion for football while they get the rare chance to interact with team members. If you are a hard core football fan, then you must hurry on, get the SEC Fanfare tickets and see for yourself.
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The Design Gallery
Get project ideas & share your designs
Follow along with step-by-step beading projects and share your designs with beaders around the world—it's quick & easy!
- Maggies Mom on "Hippie Girl At Heart":
"What an inspiration, these are awesome! I got some for a friend and will be sure…" read »
- DayLilly aka Del on "Seaside Boho":
"Thanks so much. It was lots of fun to make and came together very quickly. I…" read »
- CAS on "Seaside Boho":
"Del, this is super oooohhh ... aaahhhh for sure. It gets more and more interesting…" read »
- CAS on "Hippie Girl At Heart":
"Gorgeous Val!! I'm in love with those fans too, in fact, I love all the…" read »
- Beadaholic on "Seaside Boho":
"Fabulous combination....and that pendant is awesome!…" read »
- Michelle on "Reflections and Connections. Inspired by A. Rozmin":
"Hi Nancy, these earrings are all SO beautiful, I bet they catch the light too and…" read »
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- puppychick labratbecky on "Hippie Girl At Heart":
"Very, very, VERY cool!!!!!…" read »
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"Wonderful soft colors and I love the focal!…" read »
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- Batticat on "Hippie Girl At Heart":
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- jdtt on "Hippie Girl At Heart":
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- dollladysturg aka Pam on "Hippie Girl At Heart":
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- Beadaholic on "Leather and PC Triple Wrap":
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I wanted a piece that mixed up recycled glass with other beads and gemstones and this bracelet fits the bill. The ametrine nuggets play well with the Czech glass beads and create a bracelet that looks like found goodies a mermaid might have.
Recycled glass, Czech glass, ametrine nuggets, Toho beads, Amiet cord, silver plated toggleRead the comments (or add your own)
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Nancy Mc says:Perfection! What a lovely combination of "sea glass" and gems. It's a treaure!
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Gail Layne says:Beautiful colors! Everything plays VERY well together!
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Little Round Chick says:Great color and design! You can never go wrong with sea glass.
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Happy New Year my friends! For the first new recipe of 2015 I'm so excited to share this Bond family favorite that I put my own little twist on!
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Taco Baked Ziti with Creamy Avocado Sauce
If you've ever thought, "Man, oh man, I really love pasta and I really love tacos, I just can't decide which one I love more!" Well, you don't have to choose between the two anymore!
That's right, I took the delicious flavors of a taco and incorporated them into this baked ziti recipe, that is not only totally scrumptious, it's totally easy too!
Tortilla Wrapped Jalapeño Cheeseburger
One of the ways I find recipe inspiration is through eating delicious dishes at great restaurants… or through my friends eating delicious dishes at great restaurants and sending me pictures!
Chipotle Ranch Sloppy Joes
While Sloppy Joes may be a childhood favorite, I promise that they're just as delicious at 20-something as they were at 7!
Buffalo Cheeseburger Macaroni
It's meaty, it's cheesy, it's comfort food at its finest… kicked up a notch!
It's Buffalo Cheeseburger Macaroni!


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Comparing Weights
Do you know how much you weigh? Introduce your kindergartener to the concept of measurement by weight with this fun comparison worksheet. It's also a great way to help them practice their shapes, so let them draw in the answers!
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Mommy to 3 DS - 6, 8, and 10 11/11, 04/12
well as long as my temps stay up Fertility friend is saying I ovulated on sat just like I thought! Come on egg!
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Android tablets not as "hot" as the new iPad
If you are looking for an induction stove incorporated in a tablet, the new iPad might just be the right choice. According to some research done by PCWorld, the new iPad is the tablet that gets most heated as compared to tablets by other manufacturers. The new iPad is not only hotter than the iPad 2 but also beats the Asus Transformer Prime by around 4 to 9 degrees depending on the situation.
A lot of news has been circulating lately about how the new iPad is much hotter (in terms of temperature) than its forerunners. The components found guilty were the gigantic battery, the updated processor and the high resolution screen. Basically all the new things included in the new iPad are to blame for the exponential rise in the working temperature of the tablet.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 LTE had comparable heat output to the new iPad. Under some conditions, it was even a little hotter than the Apple product but by and large the new iPad overshadows every other tablet in the market in regards to high heat output.
A hotter battery can lead to battery degeneration. This will lead to reduction in battery lifespan. In order to tackle this problem it is advisable to keep an eye on the tablet at all times. In case it gets awfully heated up, reduce the screen brightness or best of all, switch off the tablet operations and give it some time to cool down.
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This week hasn't been quite as busy as last week's commitment frenzy, but there's still plenty to cover. Lets dive into the links.
Four-star linebacker/defensive end Melvin Keihn gave Hokies fans an early Christmas present when he committed to Virginia Tech on Christmas Eve. This news hurts Virginia and Maryland - the other two schools in Keihn's final three.
The holidays are here, and with that comes high school basketball tournaments. In Raleigh, this year's version of the Holiday Invitation - now in its 42nd year - will feature two of UNC's 2014 recruiting class: five-stars Joel Berry and Justin Jackson.
Berry and Jackson won't be the only two big time recruits on display, though. Kwe Parker and Seventh Woods - two of the top players in the 2016 class - will partake in the holiday event, too.
Steve Addazio and Boston College landed their first commitment of their 2015 recruiting class on Monday night, and it's a good one: four-star Anthony Palazzolo - a 6-8, 295-pound offensive tackle from Fairfield, Connecticut.
This could be a nice, early pull for the new Wake Forest football administration. Rashad Canty - a three-star WR from Georgia - committed to Appalachian State back in June. As signing day approaches, though, the Mountaineers will have to hold off the Demon Deacons, who recently offered Canty.
Shortly after visiting the College Park campus, one of the top long snappers in the nation - Nate Adams - committed to Maryland.
Dalvin Cook - a five-star running back, ostensibly committed to Florida - is now committed to Florida State, according to ... Florida State running back Devonta Freeman. Well, OK. Lets see how this plays out.
Kurt Roper just left Duke to become the offensive coordinator at Florida. Will his departure have a trickle-down impact on their 2014 recruiting class?
Three-star OT Will Richardson is committed to Virginia, but will the Burlington (N.C.) Cummings High senior product look elsewhere before signing day - N.C. State, perhaps.
Three-star wide receiver Austin Proehl committed to UNC back in July. His senior season started shortly after that decision, and Proehl did not disappoint in 2013. Here are his senior highlights.
A week ago, the Miami Hurricanes offered three-star DT Edgar Cerenord a scholarship, which was received with much appreciation - Al Golden's program is quickly climbing the tackle's ladder. Cerenord now has over 20 scholarship offers.
Bad news here for Maryland: this week, the Terps lost the commitment of four-star OT Jared Cohen, who was Randy Edsall's first commit of their 2014 class. Now, it looks as though Bill O'Brien and Penn State are positioning themselves for Cohen.
Thanks to the efforts of David Walkosky - Georgia Tech's special teams coordinator - the Yellow Jackets have landed a January visit with three-star offensive tackle Ja'Merez Bowen.
It came as an early surprise, but when Divine Deablo - a sophomore wideout from Winston-Salem (N.C.) Mount Tabor High - visited Clemson in October for the Florida State game, the Tigers offered him a scholarship. Deablo claims to have no favorites - and as a 2016 recruit why should he? - has since received offeres from Duke, Wake Forest and Virginia Tech.
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My DS2 has been doing really well with new words, but from last Sunday onwards, all he will say is 'NO! Mum'.
I know its just a phase, and he's exactly the right age for it, but now there's no 'yes' and 'no', I can't tell what he wants - or doesn't want. Hoping this phase doesn't last too long!!! #2Posted 19 December 2012 - 08:52 AM
The phase may not last long but it does morph! Then the toddler negotiating steps in... Mummy if I pick up my toys then you will give me that machete, OK?
We try to circumvent no in this house and use other words, simply because no is such a closed and dominant response. T'will pass, but its a pain! #3Posted 19 December 2012 - 07:12 PM
Ha ha. We went through the "No mummy" stage. Now we are at the "Not yet mummy" stage, usually when I ask him to do something he doesn't want to
#4Posted 19 December 2012 - 07:44 PM
We've just passed the no stage and moved into the in a minute stage. If I prompt him again he says "I said in a minute Mum." It's cute but frustrating.
#5Posted 19 December 2012 - 07:58 PM
Oh, it doesn't pass for quite a while, I'm afraid. DD (3) uses a variety of phrases which basically mean the same thing:
"No." "I not." "I can't." "I don't want to." "Stop!" "No, Mummy!" DBF's niece (4) loves the word "No." #6Posted 20 December 2012 - 12:21 PM
My DS had a real "NO" phase (and I put that in capitals for good reason) at about 20-24 months, he is now 27 months, and what we tend to get now, when I say "DS I think you should .....", is "I don't think so"
The problem is it sounds so darned cute coming out of his mouth that I can't be cross with him! #7Posted 02 January 2013 - 01:54 AM
lol my ds is the same! i get fed up after a while (a very short while) and say, what do u want? show mum what u want. where is it?
and often he will show me. avoids the no thing and ioften get the chance to say no right back at him!! lol 1 user(s) are reading this topic0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users |
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this is where im torn... i really want to give this a 10, and as a stand alone game it deserves a 10. but i am a fan of the armed with wings games.. and to me at least this didn't feel like a "armed with wings 4". where the second and third games improved on their predecessors, this game did not live up to the third installment, nor improve on the second one. not that i didn't like the game of course, it was very well done, like all your work, just didn't live up to the name in my opinion.
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Almost perfect
What was perfect:
The artwork was amazing
The storyline was interesting
The combat system and difficulty level was great.
What wasn't perfect:
I guess this game follows the "A great offense is a great defense" because I really wanted a block when I was just getting established with the controls and strategic fighting vs each new type of mob.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
This should have got the top spot, splendid graphics, splendid gameplay, awesome techniques. Nothing compares!
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
its okay sort of dry...
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