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- Toy Story Toons Three Toy Toons published by Random House/Disney
- Written by: Kristen L. Depken
- Illustrated by: RH Disney
- We recommend this book for kids ages 3 and up
What It Is
Toy Story fans get three books in one with Toy Story Toons Three Toy Toons. The book also includes 3-D glasses for kids to wear to make the book's images pop right off the page. Each of the book's three stories is based on a Toy Story Toons episode and adapted by Kristen L. Depken with illustrations by Random House and Disney. In "Hawaiian Vacation", the toys create a Hawaiian vacation for Barbie and Ken. In "Small Fry", a mini Buzz Lightyear Fun Meal toy replaces the real Buzz Lightyear and is taken home to Bonnie's house while the real Buzz accidentally ends up in a support group for discarded Fun Meal toys. And in "Partysaurus Rex", Rex proves that he's not a party pooper by helping the bath toys throw a wet and wild party in the tub. The 3-D glasses store inside the book's cover when you're done reading.
Is It Fun?
This is a cute book that gives Toy Story fans a new way to experience favorite Toy Story Toons episodes. Kids will love seeing some of their favorite characters pop off the page as they read.
Who It's For
Toy Story Toons Three Toy Toons is for Toy Story fans ages 3–7.
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The 3-D effect is good on most of the images in the book, but not all the images. It can also be hard to read the text when you're wearing the 3-D glasses. This might not be a problem for younger kids who still need mom and dad to read to them, but older kids who can read on their own might find reading while wearing the glasses disorienting.
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Sleeping in the same bed?
so, talking to my boyfriend, I mentioned me and my friend sumtimes slept in the same bed wen we were teenagers. he was grossed out by this... Show More
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If your friend is a guy then I'd say he's right. As teenagers, girl and guy friends shouldn't be sleeping together. However, I think it's a girl you're talking about. So then I'd say you're right! Wow I knew some really great friends (girls) in high school that when their best friends come over during weekend visits, they'd (2 girls to a queen or king size bed!) always sleep together. There's wasn't any hanky panky going on either because in a few cases they had boyfriends and were just really great straight girls. Nothing wrong with that.
Yeah I agree.
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It's no big deal that you guys slept in the same bed. I mean, I did it. I don't care. Neither does anyone else. It might be that his thoughts on the matter are religion based. Or he just thought you meant something else. Like you "slept together" in the same bed. He's probably just has the wrong imprestion.
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I assume your friend was a guy, right? Otherwise this makes no sense at all. Even if it was a guy he's still having a pretty weird, immature kind of reaction. If you weren't with your boyfriend at the time, he really shouldn't care. It's only younger, inexperienced guys that care about crap like this. Which is part of the reason I'm glad I'm past that age.
well, it was in high school, right? so there's nothing either of you can do to change it even if you wanted to. girls go the bathroom together, that's more intimate than friends that are girls sleeping in the same bed, don't you think? maybe he doesn't understand girls very well. I wouldn't give it another thought if I were you.
I still sleep in the same bed with my girl friends. I don't want to sleep on the floor and give up my bed for one, and another is that I don't want to be mean and let them sleep on the floor. If you are good friends, there is nothing wrong with it.
He might think that you did stuff with them, but reassure him that you didn't.
I was having this conversation with my brother a couple of days ago. He said that it was weird when girls share the same bed. And I was like, "Why? it's the same thing as sleeping in a tent!" which it kinda is. You don't touch each other or anything you just sleep. So what's the big deal? I think it's because guys are usually less comfortable with each other than girls are. They think that just because they are a little close with another guy somebody's automatically gonna call them gay. Which isn't true. Anotherwords, he's either a homophobic or just scared to death of being called a homo. Which is why he doesn't understand it, he can't just think that maybe you just simply didn't want to sleep on the floor. That's just like some guys, blowing things completely out of proportion haha :D
Thanx 4 that, hehe, I rily think ur right
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If there was nothing going on between you too guy/ girl and you were kids than he should not be freaking out like that. Teenagers have sleep over it's a normal thing to do and sometimes you don't want your friend to sleep on the floor, a way to be hospitable. I have done it so what is the big deal? If it was a girl than he has some issues and I'm sure if your Parents allowed it, it's not that serious.
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I'm one who finds it very useful to put contacts into groups. One thing I think that Messages could add that would be very cool is to allow users to add an entire group to a message. Great for a number of circumstances. You could add from searching or by adding a group directly (adding doesn't interfere with filtering feature). Could work similarly on OS X as well.
Sidenote: Mail on OS X allows you to add an entire group to a new email. Can't on iOS. Could be another great iOS addition as well.
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As the Volvo Ocean Race Museum celebrates its 40th anniversary there will be free entry with immediate effect, giving more people than ever a chance to experience the historic round-the-world sailing race first hand.
Volvo Ocean Race Museum
The move to offer free entry comes as part of the Volvo Ocean Race's 40th birthday celebrations, which began with the opening at the Alicante Museum of a stunning new photographic exhibition entitled '40 years, 40 faces'.
'We want everyone to be able to enjoy this spectacular interactive Museum and get to know a race that has been creating heroes and legends since 1973,' said Volvo Ocean Race CEO Knut Frostad.
'We're currently enjoying our 40th birthday celebrations and we want Alicante locals and tourists alike to see the wonderful new exhibition and gain an understanding of what makes this race so special.'
The Volvo Ocean Race Museum opened in Alicante in June 2012 and is based at the race's state-of-the-art headquarters, just a five-minute stroll from the Mediterranean city's central esplanade and Postiguet beach, in the thriving port area of one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations.
The high-tech museum gives a close-up view of the NASA-inspired Race Control room at the race's headquarters, while offering visitors the chance to get hands-on with the race via a series of interactive displays.
The '40 years, 40 faces' exhibition features pictures from all 11 previous editions, focusing on people rather than boats, on faces rather than waves, and paints an intimate view of a race that began life as the Whitbread back in 1973 and remains sport's ultimate test of teamwork and character.
The 12th edition of the Volvo Ocean Race starts in Alicante on October 4, 2014 and will run until June 2015 with a finish in Gothenburg, Sweden. Along the way, the teams will stop at Recife (Brazil), Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates), Sanya (China), Auckland (New Zealand), Itajaí (Brazil), Newport, Rhode Island (United States), Lisbon (Portugal) and Lorient (France).


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Awlright, so the corset thing I posted a while back was a gag.
This isn't.
I told you guys shadowrun was now, and I meant it.
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Miguel Caballero, tailor to half of columbia.
These guys make bullet proof casual clothing.
Sadly, their website runs like **** - some e-commerce consultant with more greed than restraint has gotten ahold of them - and doesn't feature their platinum collection, which is their best looking ****.
thanks to them, this is what our president looks like in class III armor
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There are some occasions where it considered gauche to wear dragon skin, after all.
Most executives with security details are successfully shot with sidearms anyway - think Ronald Reagan or Archduke Ferdinand. There's something about lugging around a long arm that just screams "Assassin!"
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I am looking for the feature that KDE, WIn7 and afaik also Unity provide regarding automated resizing of the windows once i drag it against screen borders and let go.
This question has been there before, others were told to install compiz, but that didnt quet change anything.
I am running Xubuntu 12.04 (XFCE), a little hint would be appreciated! :)


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Grab your jars ladies and gents. You are going to want to make one or a dozen jars like this gold marbled mason jar. This project is actually really simple and the technique for marbling will blow your mind! This post is a part of my design team status with DecoArt however all projects and opinions are my own.
Fall Lantern Centerpiece
I have a fun fall lantern centerpiece that you can make today. It is so darn quick and easy! This one is perfect for the center of your table at Thanksgiving. Take 15 minutes and make this colorful fall display for your home. This one was originally posted over at Crafts Unleashed as part of my design team status but I thought I would post here in case you missed it.
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Cross Stitch Sign on Wood
Cross stitch was my very first ever true "craft" that I learned. So seeing it come back in new ways lately had me itching to do a project. This one however doesn't take nearly as long! My cross stitch sign on wood can be made in just minutes. This is a part of the design competition with my Cricut Explore however I am not compensated for this post.
How to Make Paper Feathers
I am back again this month with another fun post with my Cricut Explore. You can learn how to make paper feathers below for your own home. This post is not sponsored by Cricut in any way however I am entering it into a design competition. So y'all cross your fingers and toes for me m'kay? You can see even more nature inspired crafts from my fellow Cricut team at the bottom of this post.
Tiered Fall Dessert Stand (make this in minutes!)
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Dollar General for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.
This tiered fall dessert stand is perfect for your Thanksgiving celebration or any fall themed party that you are hosting. You can literally make your own version of this in minutes with just a few supplies. Be sure to shop Dollar General for all of the supplies you need today.
Paper Lantern Hanging Ghosts
Okay. I love Halloween. I love decorating for Halloween. I love creeping out the neighbors. I am that girl. If you are too, you will want to follow along as I create some paper lantern hanging ghosts below and show you how to hang them. Hanging them should be easy right? It is now! This post is brought to you by 3M Command products new outdoor product line and let me tell you I am thrilled. I can now dress up my outdoor areas as must as I want then take it down at the end of the season without damaging any surfaces.
Make Your Own Thanksgiving Napkin Rings
Are you starting to prepare for you Thanksgiving meal? You can easily make your own Thanksgiving napkin rings just like the ones below. I make one in a video LIVE in about 6 minutes so you CAN do this! Everyone has time to craft! These napkin rings are actually from the thrift store and were extremely inexpensive. Just by adding some embellishments I was able to make them perfect for my Thanksgiving table. This post is sponsored by Adtech and is part of a series of posts this year where I am compensated for my participation. However all projects and opinions are my own.
Thanksgiving Dessert Tags
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I have some free printable Thanksgiving dessert tags for you today as well as a great way for you to help your U.S. military service members. You will need your Marie Callender's small apple pies, the free printable tags below, bags, paper plates, ribbon, plus a computer to enter codes only found on Marie Callender's frozen products.
Make this: Halloween Gift Bags
Y'all came make these Halloween gift bags with items you can find at the dollar store. Grab some supplies and dress up any gift or favor that you plan to give this Halloween. My spooky gift bags are sure to be the hit of the party.
Fall Themed Centerpieces
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Alone in Marriage: Encouragement for the Times When It's All Up to You - eBook
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Books abound for those whose marriages are crumbling or have ended. But what about those marriages committed "'til death do us part" and yet are going through a period of time when one spouse is carrying the burden? What happens to a woman when marriage gets heavy and she gets weary? Often, when a woman ends up carrying the weight of the marriage (due to her husband's health, choices, workload, etc.), her tendency is to "get out or check out." She may consider her husband's distraction an opportunity to do her own thing. But is there a better way to walk through this season? Even thrive?
Susie Larson stands in as an encouraging friend, walking with you, helping you to discern how anxiety and anger will slow you down; and how loneliness and disappointment can actually refine and bless you. You will be challenged and inspired as you wrap your arms around this time and remember that God has His arms around you.
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KadieAge: 45-54Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5Good spiritual supportJuly 15, 2011KadieAge: 45-54Gender: femaleQuality: 4Value: 5Meets Expectations: 4Well written and thought out. Each chapter has three or four bible study questions to really challenge the reader to greater understanding of God's view of their situation and themselves. Really a very good book.
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The coastal route from Veracruz to Coatzacoalcos was one of the most pleasant and relaxing parts of this trip.
Note to other travelers: Take that little coastal loop between Saltabarranca and Catemaco. There is a super-cute little beach town called Montepío with restaurants and a few hotels that I'm hoping to return to someday.
Here's some shots from the route:
This was the perfect place to have lunch, in a tiny pueblo with maybe 10 houses. The ocean is maybe 100 yards away. I'm obsessed with this type of tree; it looks like a giant fern with red flowers:
Part of the route took us through a biosphere reserve area:
Gavin's bike actually ran out of gas sometime along this stretch, but I donated some from my kamel... I mean KTM. I have pretty close to exactly twice the range.
This was a bad week for the Multistrada. At one point we had to take an, uh, unconventional entrance to a cuota. Entrances and exits to cuotas are pretty tightly controlled so you can't evade the toll booths. Both the Bicimapas (in my Zumo) and the Garmin Mexico Maps (in Gavin's Zumo) tend to assume that any intersection of two roads is, in fact, an intersection. Nope.
While we pondered the unfortunate directions, we watched a local motorcyclist drive down a narrow foot path, through a fence, across opposing traffic, across the median, and off in the direction we wanted to go. Why the hell not?
"Hey, what the hell?"
"I'm stuck!"
The bottom of the engine scraped the burm and crushed the plug for the sidestand killswitch cable. Switching out of neutral immediately kills the engine. This is high on the list of why a Multistrada makes a difficult adventure bike - this exact same thing happened crossing a tree on Usal Road about a year ago. The solution was the same - I cut the plug off and spliced the wires together permanently. This is something that should probably never be fixed.
Finally, crossing over the median:
Unfortunately I didn't get pictures of the stupidly steep, narrow single-track up the side of that overpass where I nearly pitched my KTM over. Adventure!
Coatzacoalcos is nothing special, which is somewhat surprising because it's in a good location. I believe the city is most famous for shipping, a huge petrochemical complex, and birthing Salma Hayek. It has long, long beaches along the coast but they're kinda grungy, and there are quite a few clubs and bars but almost no hotels. It's certainly not a tourist destination for extranjeros.
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Drakes Branch, Virginia
|Drakes Branch, Virginia
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|Coordinates: 36°59′35″N 78°36′6″W / 36.99306°N 78.60167°WCoordinates: 36°59′35″N 78°36′6″W / 36.99306°N 78.60167°W
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|384 ft (117 m)
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Drakes Branch is a town in Charlotte County, Virginia, United States. The population was 504 at the 2000 census.
Drakes Branch is located at 36°59′35″N 78°36′6″W / 36.99306°N 78.60167°W (36.992958, -78.601714).[3]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 4.1 square miles (10.7 km²), all of it land.
As of the census[1] of 2000, there were 504 people, 231 households, and 134 families residing in the town. The population density was 121.8 people per square mile (47.0/km²). There were 262 housing units at an average density of 63.3 per square mile (24.4/km²). The racial makeup of the town was 59.33% White, 40.08% African American, 0.20% from other races, and 0.40% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.98% of the population.
There were 231 households out of which 21.6% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 39.0% were married couples living together, 14.3% had a female householder with no husband present, and 41.6% were non-families. 35.5% of all households were made up of individuals and 14.7% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.18 and the average family size was 2.81.
In the town the population was spread out with 20.4% under the age of 18, 6.5% from 18 to 24, 24.4% from 25 to 44, 28.4% from 45 to 64, and 20.2% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 44 years. For every 100 females there were 88.8 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 91.0 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $25,583, and the median income for a family was $35,000. Males had a median income of $25,469 versus $17,500 for females. The per capita income for the town was $15,701. About 8.2% of families and 16.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 20.5% of those under age 18 and 14.3% of those age 65 or over.
- ^ a b "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.


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Hostelworld "meet the world" by Lucky Generals
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By Matt Williams, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 30 June 2011 11:00AM
The site, which was sold by co-founder Arianna Huffington to AOL earlier this year, handed MBA the business following a pitch against three other agencies. MBA will oversee online and offline communications for the launch, as well as planning.
AOL acquired The Huffington Post, which has around 25 million monthly users, for $315 million (£195 million) in February.
The new version of the site will focus on UK content, but will also link to material on the US portal. It will follow the same model as the US version, which employs a core team of writers and editors while also sourcing material from unpaid bloggers.
Since the acquisition, AOL has axed around 900 editorial staff, around 20 per cent of its workforce, as it restructures to integrate The Huffington Post with its other websites.
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Young boys and girls need heroes - brave men and women who fight against evil with powerful weapons and supernatural strength. Think this only happens in the movies or comic books? Think again. The Bible is full of super heroes - Noah's Ark, Moses defying Pharaoh and parting the Red Sea, Deborah leading the war cry, Samson's jawbone, David's slingshot, and the miracles of Jesus - the ultimate superhero of all time. The NIrV Super Heroes Bible is a full-text Bible in the New International Reader's Version written at a third grade reading level. With a 3-D effect on the cover and metallic ink on the interior tip-ins, the intense, action packed art by Dennis Jones pops off the pages and into the 21st century. Over 200 character sketches of Bible men, women, and kids - from Genesis to Revelation - are scattered throughout, helping children learn what it takes to be a hero of faith. Special character builders called "Power Surge" highlight Bible verses that show character traits, like bravery, truthfulness, and faith. This is perfect Bible to start children on a pattern of regular Bible study.
- Presentation Page
- Double column format
- Book Introductions
- 9 point type
- 450 Powersurge Notes: highlight Bible verses that show character traits like "Brave," "Truthful," and "Wise"
- 40 Full-color Pages: action-packed illustrations by Dennis Jones. With metallic ink!
- ABC's of Salvation
- Traits of a Hero Index
- Index to Color Pictures
- 3 Ways to Read the Bible
- Dictionary
- 8 Full-color maps
- Hardcover 3-D effect
- 5 3/4" x 8 3/4" x 1 3/4"
- Super Hero Decoder on back cover
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Publication Date: 2011
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Ages: 6-9
Text Layout: Double Column
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Youre a Super Hero! Imagine what it would be like to be the strongest person in the world. Or the smartest. Or the most powerful. Youll meet these kinds of super heroes in The Super Heroes Bible. The best part of all is, theyre not make-believe. These super heroes really lived. And as you read about their amazing adventures, and some truly nasty villains they faced, youll learn how you can become like them. The Super Heroes Bible takes you back through time into an incredible world of giants and giant-slayers, kings and commanders, miracles and mysteries. Team up with the Bibles mightiest heroes as they head toward glorious victoriesand sometimes crushing defeats. Using the special Super Hero Decoder, you can crack the codes of honor that drove Moses, Elijah, and other heroes, and then use those codes in your own life. More than 200 character sketches tell you the stories of Bible men, women, and kids from Genesis to Revelationincluding a few of the bad ones! Learn what to do, and what not to do, in order to be a faith hero. You and your friends will have fun playing the all-new Super Heroes Bible Quiz, packed with fun questions that will help you remember important info about your favorite heroes. Youll find a whole lot more features in this Bible all designed to help you power up. Because the coolest thing of all is, YOU can become a hero of the faith. Start reading and find out how. Comic books. Movies. Video games. You think super heroes are only found there? Think again. The NIrV Super Heroes Bible is packed with ordinary people that were zapped by God into super hero status. This full-text Bible, in the New International Readers Version® is packed with features that will motivate kids to be one of Gods Super Heroes. Features include: Character Profiles: more than 200 character sketches show kids how to be a hero of faith. Cool Codes: use the Super Hero Decoder to crack the codes of honor of Moses, David, and other Bible super heroes. Check out the decoder key on the back cover of this Bible. 40 Full-Color Pages: action-packed illustrations by Dennis Jones. Game: Super Heroes Bible Quiz challenges kids on how well they know their favorite Bible super heroes. 450 Powersurge Notes: highlight Bible verses that show character traits like Brave, Truthful, and Wise. 66 Book Introductions: summarize the super hero impact of each book of the Bible. Indexes: topical and subject indexes help kids find all the special features and themes in this Bible. Dictionary: explains the meanings of hard words in the Bible. Maps: help kids locate the places super heroes lived and carried out their heroic deeds.
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Dennis Jones loves to draw. His artwork can be seen in books, magazines, games, toys and Sunday school curriculum. Hes illustrated several childrens products including the Read with Me Bible and the NIrV Super Heroes Bible. Dennis lives in Indiana with his wife Karen and has two grown sons.
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10 things to do with mum on Mother's Day
Treat your mum to something special on Mother's Day this Sunday
Published on May 10, 2014 9:18 AM
Instead of buying your mum a bouquet of flowers, why not make one with her?
Raffles International Floristry Academy is offering special one-on-one Mother's Day floral arrangement classes till next Saturday.
The two-hour lessons are conducted in English or Mandarin and each participant will get to make and take home a bouquet, table arrangement or a coloured sand terrarium.
Where: Raffles International Floristry Academy, 2 Serangoon Road, 05-01 The Verge When: Per request till next Saturday Admission: $50 a person. To register, contact the academy at least two days before your preferred class date. Info: Go to www.rifa.com.sg or call 6294-0123
Kick up your heels and dance with your mother tomorrow night under the pulsing lights of the Supertrees at Gardens by the Bay.
The gardens has organised a special four-hour line dancing event with performances as well as group dancing that anyone can take part in.
There is no registration and no limit to the number of spaces available, so take the whole family along for a hopping good time.
Where: Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay When: Tomorrow, 6.30 to 10.30pm Admission: Free Info: Go to www.gardensbythebay.com.sg
For the creative mum, a painting session at Arteastiq should do the trick.
The art studio-cum-cafe has put together two Mother's Day packages for the weekend.
The first package has high tea for two and a painting session on canvas tote bag ($98++) or on canvas ($128++) between 11am and 6pm.
Or opt for the second package with a dining option, which includes a soup, an all-day breakfast, desserts, tea and an art jamming session on canvas for two ($158++) between 11am and 10.30pm.
Both packages are three hours long each – pick a slot between the times stated.
Paints, brushes, sponges and palettes will be provided.
Where: Arteastiq Mandarin Gallery,04-14/15, 333 Orchard Road When: Today till Sunday, 11am to 10.30pm Admission: $98++ or $128++ for high tea, $158++ for the all-day dining option Info: Go to www.arteastiq.com or call 6235-8705
Support your mum's love of animals at animal welfare group Save Our Street Dogs' Charity Pack Walk 2014.
The event brings together dog lovers and their furry companions for a mass walk through West Coast Park.
There will also be dog adoption drives, carnival booths, contests and a question-and-answer session with dog trainer Maureen Tay. She will also give a talk on how to walk your dog well on a leash.
Funds raised at the event will help support the group's efforts in rescuing,rehoming and sterilising street dogs.
Those who register will receive an event T-shirt to wear on their walk.
Online registration ends just before midnight tonight, but you can still register on the spot at the walk on the day itself.
Where: West Coast Park, Grand Lawn,71 West Coast Highway When: Sunday, 7.30am to 3.30pm Admission: $39 a person, free for dog companions Info: Go to www.sosd.org.sg
You don't have to be a Peranakan matriarch to appreciate the Peranakan Museum.
Check out its monthly Straits Family Sunday, which happens to fall on Mother's Day.
Get a free tour of the museum, dress up in batik or sarong kebaya, enjoy craft activities or simply grab a book and relax in the museum's reading corner.
Where: Peranakan Museum, 39 Armenian Street When: Sunday, 1 to 5pm Admission: Museum entry is free for Singaporeans and permanent residents Info: Go to www.peranakanmusem.sg or call 6332-7591
The Esplanade has put together five free concerts and events for the Mother's Day weekend. The concerts will feature English, Malay and Mandarin favourites.
For example, you can enjoy the melodious voice of Filipino singer Earl Lazo at the Esplanade Concourse tonight at 7.15 and 8.15pm.
Or head to the Esplanade Concert Hall for Teresa Teng hits and other evergreen Mandarin songs in the Songs For Mothers
With Love concert hosted by getai singer Lee Pei Fen (Sunday, 3pm).
It will be followed by the Mother's Day Concert hosted by Najip Ali, where patrons can enjoy a range of Malay music favourites like Ibu and Sayang (Sunday, 5pm) sung by local singers Khadijah Ibrahim and Sezairi.
Seats for concerts held in the Concert Hall will be given on a first-come, first-served basis.
Where: Esplanade Concourse, Outdoor Theatre and Concert Hall When: Tonight till Sunday, various times Admission: Free Info: Go to www.esplanade.com
The Stand Up Paddling School on Tanjong Beach in Sentosa has something for the active mum.
It is offering three yoga sessions on stand-up paddleboards, which are like longer, wider surfboards. Each hour-long class can take seven participants, who will need a good sense of balance as they complete poses on the water.
They should be able to swim and prior yoga experience is recommended.
When: Sunday, sessions at 4, 5 and 6pm Where: Tanjong Beach, Sentosa Admission: Class costs $55 a person Info: Go to www.supschool.com.sg
Sharing a picnic in the park is a cosy way to spend Mother's Day evening. Take in a play while you are at it to complete the experience.
The theatre group's annual Shakespeare In The Park production is back with The Merchant Of Venice, which features one of the Bard's most memorable villains, the Jewish moneylender Shylock.
The Singapore Repertory Theatre is offering a special Mother's Day package of four picnic tickets plus a Haagen-Dazs ice-cream cake for $150, excluding the Sistic booking fee.
Where: Fort Canning Park When: Sunday, 7.30pm Admission: Tickets cost $45 a person if bought in advance, $55 if bought on the day of the performance. Available through Sistic. Go to www.sistic.com.sg Info: Go to www.srt.com.sg
Mobile bar provider Drinkdings' Mother's Day cocktail-making workshop should appeal to the mum who loves to entertain. The two-hour session will teach participants how to make the perfect bowl of punch.
Drinkdings' bartenders will also give tips on mixing spirits and provide instructions on how to concoct drinks such as cucumber mojito punch. Besides being able to sample their own creations, participants will also take home a punch bowl.
Where: Level 2 at Killiney, 117A Killiney Road When: Every Saturday this month, from 4 to 6pm Admission: $100 per pair, $60 per individual. To sign up, e-mail servme@ drinkdings.com. Twelve slots are available per session on a first-come, first-served basis Info: Go to www.drinkdings.com or call 6284-4727
If your mum loves Hong Kong dramas, be sure to buy her tickets to tomorrow's Hong Kong Superstars Concert.
The comedy concert features seven Hong Kong A-listers, including Damien Lau, Wayne Lai and Louis Lee.
It will be the first Singapore performance for most of the artistes, who will be singing a mix of modern and classic Cantonese, English and opera songs.
Most of the concert will be in Cantonese and more than 80 per cent of the tickets have been sold so far.
Where: Resorts World Convention Centre, Compass Ballroom When: Saturday, 8pm Admission: Tickets cost $58 to $188 and are available from Sistic. Go to www.sistic.com.sg Info: www.rwsentosa.com
"My gift to my mum this year is my book Keep Calm And Mother On, which I dedicated to her and has quotes about motherhood from famous people such as American singer Aretha Franklin and Mahatma Gandhi.
I was not so close to my mum, Koh Kai Hwee, 85, when I was growing up. Things changed two years ago when my dad died and she came to live with me and my family.
I have been rediscovering and building my relationship with her since, which is nice.
My three children always prepare something for me on Mother's Day too.
My daughter Alexis, 16, is very good with words and she will write me a heartfelt letter or a poem.
My daughter Maxine, 14, is very good in art and will sometimes surprise me with a homemade card or a drawing with a cartoon of our humorous times together.
My son Lukas, eight, always says he will pay when they take me out for a surprise dinner, but of course my husband pays instead.
Still, it makes me feel very appreciated, that my efforts over the years have not been forgotten.
As a mother who always prepares everything for my children, I like to see them showing some initiative when I,for once, don't know what is going to happen.
With the children getting older and busier, spending long hours away from the house, having a meal together is an opportunity I appreciate very much."
Singer, host
"This year, I was reminded of how much my mum means to me, how very good she is at taking care of me and how grateful I am to have her around.
About two weeks ago, I had to have emergency gall bladder surgery, which was extremely painful.
My mum, Cindy Pat Thomas, 57, stayed with me during the surgery and slept on a sofa in the hospital ward afterwards. When we went back to the four-room flat in Bishan which the two of us share, she left her bed and slept with me on the sofa bed in the living room – it was too painful for me to get in and out of bed on my own and I needed someone to be there to help me when I needed to move.
We slept together on the sofa bed for about a week. She never left my side and took care of me when I was in pain.
The surgery ruined our Mother's Day tradition of going outlet shopping in Houston, Texas. I work in marketing for an oil and gas company and every year for the past four years, I have been going to Houston for a three-week-long industry conference in May.
I take my mum with me and it has been a great bonding experience for us.
I know she is disappointed not to be able to go this year, but I have promised to make it up to her. Perhaps I will take her to Seoul for a shopping trip instead, as she is a big fan of Korean TV dramas."
Producer and actress
"My son Sol, seven, will usually have a surprise for me on Mother's Day. He painted a portrait of me one year. Last year, he made me a necklace and a pair of earrings out of marshmallows and gummy candies.
It was the sweetest thing I have ever seen. His presents mean everything to me because when kids are young, it takes so much effort for them to sit down and concentrate on what they are trying to make and to say.
He is learning to express his love.
On Mother's Day, I also arrange flowers for the main mums in my life: my mum Grace, 69, mum-in-law Sue, 64, and my helper Marini, 36, who has two kids. I will take them out for a meal together to somewhere special.
I cherish the time I have with them because they are my role models. They have been instrumental in supporting me to be a good mother to my child. And it is because of them, their positive examples and support that I have been able to fulfil what I want in my life, to have a stable family and a stable career.
Any time I get to spend with them is a real privilege and I don't want to take that for granted. On Mother's Day, I want to make them feel special and, most importantly, it is a day for us to say 'thank you'."
Singer and Kiss 92 Radio DJ
"My mother Edna was my best friend and we did everything together. We were never apart until she died six weeks ago from cancer. She was 83.
Every year for the past 20 years, we would go on a family beach retreat somewhere around the region to celebrate Mother's Day, such as Tioman island or Redang island in Malaysia. I would go with my mum, my husband Brian, 53, and my sons Misha, 20, and Dante, 17.
My mum did not like to swim but she loved the beach. She loved to sit on the sand and listen to the waves with a coconut in her hand while she got a foot massage.
Keeping the tradition alive, my husband and my sons are taking me to a beach resort on Batam this year for some quality mummy bonding time.
I'm looking forward to the undivided attention of my boys.
They are at that age where they have their own friends, activities and their phones. They are always busy, so having their attention will be very special.
They have even promised to leave their phones and gadgets at home.
My kids were very close to my mum and my husband adored her, so I think there will probably be some tears shed over the happy times we had with her.
I'm going to miss her and, this weekend, I'm going to have a foot massage on the beach in her honour."


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Lavender has been used for centuries to promote health and inner peace. This soothing lavender filled pillow blocks light and provides gentle acupressure for peaceful, undisturbed rest. Eye pillow contains real lavender buds in breathable silk pillow.
Smells wonderful, the silk is great and it blocks light perfectly but sometimes the velcro gets stuck in my hair
This is my first eye mask but based on reviews, I decided to try it out. My husband likes to read before going to bed while I like to fall asleep once I'm in bed. It definitely blocks out the light well for me although sometimes I find I need to slide it a little further down my face to block out all the light. The lavender smell is lovely. The velcro tie at the back makes it so there's no bump (knot) in behind my head if I decided to sleep on my back and it's easy to tie.
Very good mask, i bought some other ones on E-bay, but not like this one. Tough too.
Excellent product. I have bought a few of the masks, they are wonderful. I suffer from insomnia they help me to get a good nights sleep. I find the lavender scent very soothing and calming. I love this item so much that I am ordering another mask today.
Love this. Perfect sleep mask. I am on my se ond one. Lavender is subtle and it completely blacks out any light.
I love this eye mask. I have seriously bought 3 or 4 of them since the first one I got as a gift 10 years ago... that's how much I love it! It's much better than any other I've tried. I adore the lavender smell and the material is so soft on my eyes and it keeps light out better than any other eye mask ever has. I do agree with the reviewer who noted that the strap loosens up over time. This happened to every one I've owned, but I don't really see that as that big of a deal... Once it gets to that point (after many uses) I just tie the strap instead of using the velcro bits. This minor inconvenience is outweighed by how great this product is.
My only hope is they never stop manufacturing these!
When I work nights, they are perfect. After a while the elastic wears out, and then they start to smell. They are cheap enough to, toss out and use another one. Im on my 6th one, and find them better then a chemical sleep aid.
I can't get enough of this eye mask! I've ordered 3 in the past and think I'm going to order another. The elastic becomes loose and you might need to sew it to make it smaller. The lavendar scent is so heavenly. It doesn't leave marks on your face and the undereye pad blocks out all light!!
This is the best eye mask. I've purchased it twice, and was happy to find it for cheaper on well.ca than at local stores. I work nights right now, and this blocks out light better during the day than any other eye masks I've tried.
Have only used this mask about 10 times since purchasing about 3 weeks ago.
Smelled too strong to wear when first removed from package but scent quickly mellowed to enjoyable level within a few days of being removed from pkg. Lavender scent seems a bit "old" but of course if has to be (I am used to fresh lavender from my garden).
Fabric soft (satin like) and comfortable as it elastic velcro strap. I find in order to block all light, the mask must sit low and this puts pressure on bridge of my nose making the mask want to creep up (allowing light in) or else leaves imprint on bridge of my nose if tightening enough to hold in place. I even cut a little notch in the bridge of the nose a few days ago hoping to fix problem; I think it helped a little (I consider my nose average size btw)
Will continue to use and is still good quality to compared to some I've seen.
I wrote a review just a few days ago, but I have an update:
-the strap has now loosened up (it is positioned as tight as it can go with the velcro), so it doesnt stay around my head overnight like it used to
-the actual eye part has lost it's shape - and so it doesnt cover my eyes as well and lets some light in.
When I wrote the review a few days ago I thought that all this issues would be fixed my tightening the strap, but realized there is no more tightening to be done...
Just some further FYIs for you folks out there weighing your eye pillows options! ;)
-my sleep has improved since using this eye mask (it's comfortable and keeps light out)
-the lavender scent is not overwhelming in the least (which I was afraid of)
-it is not washable (a major downside as many reviewers have noted).
_I'm afraid to even spot clean due to the lavender inside...
-although a Canadian Company this product is made in China (which I didn't realize...should have read closer)
As such, my search for a washable, organic, Canadian made and sourced product (hemp? cotton?) continues (Well.ca please find one!) :)). In the meantime, this one will do!
Keeps the light out and smells great. The strap presses into the back of my head a bit but I usually sleep on my side so it's not generally a problem.
I've tried many different eye masks over the years and this one is hands down my favourite! Smells fantastic, its super comfortable and last longer than other masks.
Nice subtle scent. Soft fabric is comfortable, but straps a little tight.
I really enjoy this eye mask. It's adjustable (I have a large head) and smells fantastic.
Great product to help block out the light. Very comfortable and smells wonderful.
This product is an improvement over the eye pillows I used to buy from the body shop because it has the velcro band to keep it in place. It is very effective at blocking out light as well. I would prefer a somewhat stronger scent of lavender; but I don't have a very acute sense of smell, so that's probably just me.
I tried this sleep mask because my favourite one was out of stock, and while I prefer my usual on, I still really like this lavender sleep mask. It's soft and comfortable, and it stays on my head all night. The lavender smells lovely without being overpowering.
Most amazing sleep mask ever - smells great, works well with the little pockets at the bottom and doesn't leave any marks on your face when you wake up.
Just bought this and I am really happy with it. The mask is very silky, and it stays on quite well all night. The lavender scent helps me stay asleep. I have not tried any other brands, so I cannot compare it with anything else. It works for me.
I like this product; the lavender scent is soothing and it completly blocks out the light when you wear it; the only drawback is sometime the velcro gets tangled in my hair.
I bought this based on other people's reviews and it isn't bad. I really don't like the band around my head but if I find the right tension it works ok. It slips around my head and puts some pressure on the back of my head. I prefer my yoga eye pillow from halfmoon.
I have been using this brand of sleep mask for over five years now and absolutely love it. It is silky soft and I love the lavender scent. Although the mask stretches out after several months of nightly use, I think a good night's rest is worth it.
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Ok so the news is out.
'The Launch Edition' is 1000 units that will be in sandstorm and 1 per dealer for demo purposes with all the mods and extras you could add on (purely for the demo reasons) You will pay just the same as you would if you order it afterwards and there is zero difference between that and ordering it afterwards.
'The Price' is going to be $18,500 + onroads + add on's
'ETA on arrival' I was told it would be within 1.5 to 2months after the marketing and pricing stuff is sent to the dealers and that was sent 2 weeks ago. so maybe 1 to 1.5months.
Now given the fact there is quite a few of us hanging for one of these, perhaps we should get together a list of serious buyers and go hit up a dealer for however many of them?
So far theres 3 of us.. Me, robhrt and ararat..
So is it $18500 plus on roads plus 'launch edition' extras ?
For globetrotters who know what they want: the Launch Edition
Everyone who wants to be perfectly prepared and head off into the next adventure with the F800GS Adventure as quickly as possible can purchase the exclusive Launch Edition of this travel enduro available only in Sandrover matt. The Launch Edition is available only this year.
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To be honest you would think they launch the bike at a really great price to get them out on the road then after a year raise the price. Developing a following (great show btw) would be smart.
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Easypeasy 1.5 with UXA Support
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The latest release has a new look and feel. A fitting repo-file gives the software access to all of Ubuntu's repositories, without specific Easypeasy files being over-written.
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BlackBerry Bold 9790 review: Bold and the budget
The best BlackBerry camera to date
The BlackBerry Bold 9790 comes with a 5 megapixel camera which is still the highest resolution you can get from a RIM smartphone. This time though, the camera is an auto-focus one.
The camera comes with the same unattractive interface and a relatively low number of customizable settings. Whats even worse is that the bar at the bottom covers a part of the frame, making proper framing a really hard task.
The Bold 9790 camera interface
The camera key is also uncomfortable, considering that you do most of your shooting with the Bold 9790 in portrait mode. Still you can always use the trackpad or the dedicated virtual key on the screen.
Geo-tagging, flash and scenes can be accessed straight from the viewfinder and those are just about the only options you get with the Bold 9790. The only other thing you can customize is image resolution, which is located in the advanced settings menu.
There are no settings for exposure compensation, white balance, ISO or anything like that. There is face detection, but that is a dedicated scene, rather than a separate setting.
The image quality of the BlackBerry Bold 9790 is excellent - there is plenty of resolved detail, lively and accurate colors, good contrast and no defects of any kind. Although the noise levels are quite high, they are still tolerable. Frankly this is the best image quality we've seen from a BlackBerry so far.
Here are several samples so you can judge the image quality for yourself.
BlackBerry Bold 9790 camera sample photos
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Great VGA video recording, continuous auto-focus helps too
BlackBerry Bold 9790, despite the capable hardware, is limited up to VGA recording at 30 fps. The videos are stored into a 3GP container.
The one thing we were really impressed with was the continuous auto-focus for the camcorder. It works the way we love it it refocuses only when needed instead of constantly re-focusing as you pan around.
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Heres a VGA video sample from the Bold 9790 camera. And here is another 30s long sample.
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The BlackBerry Bold 9790 is giving you a broad range of connectivity options, as you would expect from a modern day smartphone.
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Thanks to community support and the creativity of its members, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Brant Beach, N.J., collected more than $90,000 toward reconstruction of its building that was damaged by Hurricane Sandy. A fraction of those funds came from the sale of jewelry fashioned from keys and hardwood salvaged from a damaged piano. It's called the Parsova (parts of a) Piano Project. Janet Nelson, member and artisan, found beauty in the remains, and the congregation avoided putting it in the trash heap by "upcycling" pieces into ornaments and pins, some of which are sold at two galleries.
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Lawn bowler worked to expand sport's reach
Hank Luba's passion was rolling small green balls along the grass.
"He was all about bowling," said Richard Lockyer, vice president of the Frick Park Lawn Bowling Club. "He made his own handmade signs inviting people to play ... and placed them in Frick Park."
Henry J. "Hank" Luba of O'Hara died Thursday, Sept. 5, 2013, of cancer. He was 76.
A self-employed salesman, Mr. Luba was a past president of the Frick Park Lawn Bowling Club.
"He'll be greatly missed," said Lockyer, of Point Breeze, who learned the game from Mr. Luba. "He was a very patient teacher."
Teaching many to play the game he loved, Mr. Luba wished for it to spread to new generations.
"To reach another 75 years, the work and the fun and the game must be shared," he wrote in an emotional letter to the club after his diagnosis about six weeks ago.
He and his wife of 38 years, Eileen Wright Luba, learned lawn bowling in Santa Clara, Calif., in 1978, where they were living at the time.
"Pretty much everyone who bowls now (at Frick), he taught the game," his wife said.
The Frick Park Lawn Bowling Club has a long history in Pittsburgh. Work on planning and building the bowling "greens" began in 1935. Within 10 years, the club counted 171 members, including 53 women. It currently has about 60 members and opened a renovated clubhouse last year.
The club almost closed in 1992 when the city said it could no longer afford the bowling greens and planned to convert them to a grassy area. The club partnered with the city to maintain the greens and keep the sport alive.
Eileen Luba asks that instead of flowers, donations be made to the lawn bowling club. The money will be used to fund a tournament next summer to sponsor experienced players with novices, helping to broaden the sport's reach as her husband wanted.
Friends will be received at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Perman Funeral Home and Cremation Services Inc., 923 Saxonburg Blvd. in Shaler. A memorial service will be held at that time. Donations may be made to the Frick Park Lawn Bowling Club, c/o Pat Goetz, treasurer, 425 Dorseyville Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15215.
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You've probably heard the expression, "He's as sharp as a tack even though he's in his 80s!" This makes it seem as though we just naturally expect our bodies and our minds to fall apart on us as we age. After all, it's a fact of life. Or is it?
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When going under 15-16 degrees C the developing time in the higher dilutions will be in theory over 1h. So it won't work anymore. Apart from the problem of the rest of your process, fixing on those low temperatures will be also very slow.
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Hundreds of people lined the streets on Sunday for the Canandaigua Art and Music Festival, a festival to show people all of the great things the city has to offer.
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Learn more about ClearLinks CP-UH-707 USB 2.0 Hi-Speed 7-port Aluminum Case Hub:
|The CP Tech CP-UH-707 Hub features LED indicator Easy plug-and-play installation and Switching power supply - for worldwide use. It is super compact lightweight design and great for mobile users. It support high-speed full-speed and low-speed transfer rates. USB / Firewire Standards: USB 2.0. Data Transfer Speed: Up to 480 Mbps.
Customer Reviews of ClearLinks CP-UH-707 USB 2.0 Hi-Speed 7-port Aluminum Case Hub
A reliable hub2/20/2012
I've gone through countless hubs, and found so many of them to be flaky that this unit surprised me with its reliability. In addition the layout is well thought out and the design is attractive. If your current USB hub is causing problems on your system, try this one, its a great value.
Terrible USB ports2/14/2011
This product is very nice looking, has 7 USB ports and it arrived in good time. However, when it arrived only 3 of the 7 ports worked and within 24 hours one of those failed. There appears to be no difference between the powered and unpowered options.
Great hub!12/12/2010
Awesome hub for the money, and I've been through a lot of hubs. For some reason many past hubs have required "resetting" to work properly, but this one has been functioning properly for weeks now without fail.
insufficient power WITH adapter9/10/2010
I was looking for a powered hub that could handle my external hard drive and other devices. This one can't. I tested it thoroughly. My printers work OK but even USB thumb drives do not. My computer doesn't "see" them. It was a waste of money.
Works for a week8/26/2010
When I first got this only one port worked on it and my computer wouldn't recognize the device so it was pointless anyways. But a week after I got it, the port that worked no longer works.
This is a very nice USB Hub6/23/2009
I really like this hub so far. This hub feels sturdy and well made. I've only had it for a month but I liked it so much that when it came up on sale again I bought a second one. It comes with a 41 inch USB cable, power adapter, user manual and two screws for the detachable base so that the hub can be attached to a surface. The light on top is red and it's not very bright so it doesn't bother me at all - It just lets me know it's working. I really like the way the ports are set up. I use the four on the back for things that are always plugged in and the ones on the front I use for things like USB drives.
Problem Solver5/11/2009
This HUB solved my problems. I had one without power and always stop working in the middle of important project. This is great and I need another one for my Apple when it is on sale again.
Solid product with plenty of ports.6/19/2008
Well designed with enough weight so the cables don't move it around. The light on top is not too bright which is good. It blends in nicely with my Mac Pro. Good price.