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does it have a water correting lens? so everything is not all blue.
The blue color you see in your underwater images is caused by not being close enough to your subject. Water, no matter how clear, will always appear blue in an image whether film or digital. The do offer a red filter that will help account for red being the first color absorbed by the lack of light underwater. It will help with the effect you are looking for, but still not eliminate it. Mainly it will offer better coloration at depths starting about 50' or so.
Whats the field of view with and without the wide angle lens? Duration of battery with and without video light? Field of view on video light and is it variable intensity?
Hello: I know nothing about underwater cameras. Looking at the huge price differance I guess it would be foolish to expect much from a $500 camera? Thank you, Nicholas
This is a HD camera designed for video. The other option is the GoPro Camera. http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-535/168291/Gopro-HERO-3-Adventure-Black-Edition-High-Definition-Video-and-Underwater-Camera.html
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Girl Scouts of Greater Iowa (GSGI) can't wait to kick off the 2013 cookie season, set to run from Feb. 1 through March 17. This year, the organization will be introducing a new cookie and all new cookie boxes, which help explain how important the cookie program truly is.
"Our cookie program helps girls develop the skills they need to succeed in the world today, skills that last a lifetime," GSGI CEO Jamie Boersma said.
"We are thrilled about the new boxes and know Girl Scout cookie lovers will love them, too. Not only have they received a complete makeover, but they now showcase what we're all about here at Girl Scouts: girl leadership," Boersma said.
For the first time since 1999, all boxes of Girl Scout Cookies have an updated look and pur-pose: to elevate the significance of the Girl Scout Cookie Pro-gram, a $790-million girl-led business.
The iconic Girl Scout Cookie package now features the five financial literacy and entrepre-neurship skills that the Girl Scout Cookie Program teaches girls: goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills, and business ethics.

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North Central College WONC-FM staff members receive 13 nominations, including Best College Radio Station, from Intercollegiate Broadcasting System.
North Central College student staff members at WONC-FM 89.1 received 13 nominations (including Best College Radio Station in the United States) from the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (IBS) for its Golden Microphone Awards.
WONC received more individual nominations than any other school in its category of enrollments under 10,000. Three staff members—seniors Kevin Jackman, Kristin Gitchell and Kelsey King—each received three nominations.
Winners will be announced at the IBS annual conference in New York City March 3-6. WONC nominations are:


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The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation
It's an off day in Detroit – a perfect opportunity to catch up on some off-the-field news…and, of course, to keep celebrating that 5-4, 11th-inning Opening Day victory over the Tigers!
This season, Royals Charities is partnering with 98.1 KUDL to support The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation. It's a partnership that we announced Monday and, bottom line, we could not be more thrilled to be working with this foundation.
For those who aren't familiar, The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation was created in honor of Ali Kemp, a metro teen who was murdered in 2002. T.A.K.E. Defense serves as a legacy to Ali's life and has trained more than 20,000 girls and women across the county in basic self-defense skills. Here in Kansas City, this foundation hits home pretty hard given that many of you either know Ali's family or are familiar with their heartbreaking story. We know it does here in the front office and with Royals Charities, which is why we couldn't pass up this opportunity and we hope you don't either…
A KCasual Look – 2008-2009 Player Calendar
During the 2008 Royals FanFest and Spring Training, team photographer Chris Vleisides snapped some photos that had nothing to do with the guys playing baseball. Dressed in casual clothes (i.e. jeans, T-shirts, sweaters, etc.), the players posed and goofed around (check out the outakes!) in front of the camera…all for a good cause! The end product: A KCasual Look, a new Royals player calendar, to benefit The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation.
The April 2008-March 2009 calendars are available for $10 each and, as of Monday, you can purchase a calendar online here at royals.com/calendars. The calendars, which have Meche, Gordon and DeJesus gracing the covers, will be sold at The K starting April 8 (aka 2008 home opener). The guys look good…it's for a good cause…we all need calendars…so get yours today!
T.A.K.E. Defense Self-Defense Training
In addition to the calendars…Royals Charities, along with 98.1 KUDL and The Ali Kemp Educational Foundation, is hosting two T.A.K.E. Defense self-defense classes on the field at Kauffman Stadium for our female fans. As we outlined in the press release, the T.A.K.E. Defense classes aim to raise safety awareness and give women self-protection skills they need to avoid becoming the victims of violent crime. Participants will receive safety awareness tips and hands-on training in basic life-saving self-defense techniques during the class.
The T.A.K.E. Defense self-defense classes are free and open to female fans ages 12 and older. Class dates are Saturday, May 17 from 10 a.m. to noon and Saturday, Aug. 16 from 9-11 a.m. and, from what we hear and know, these classes fill up fast! For more information or to register for the classes, please visit royals.com/takedefense.
BUTLER CHAT REMINDER: It's been pretty well documented that Billy Butler might be the best pure hitter on the team, maybe even the league. It's also been pretty well documented that the young DH, who apparently takes the most teasing from the guys, might be the chattiest guy in the clubhouse. Well, you have the chance to find out just how chatty he is at 3 p.m. (CST) today when B. Butler participates in the Royals Relay Chat Series. He'll be logging on from the team hotel in Detroit, ready to answer your questions about his hitting ability, clubhouse teasing and more. Register here to participate in today's chat and enjoy chatting it up with Billy!


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[The six components of wellness included in this model were selected to highlight certain areas of wellness that are frequently overlooked such as environmental responsibility. We acknowledge that there are other useful models of wellness out there. This model has proved to be very effective when working with the college student population as well as in community health education. It is also a great way to teach children about the big picture of life!]


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You Spin Me Right Round
As some of you may already know, I like to knit. I'm always looking for a new fiber-related challenge, so I have decided to try spinning my own yarn. As I have neither the money nor the space for a spinning wheel, I got a hand spindle, some fleece, and took some books home from the library. My first efforts were somewhat...lumpy, but I'm going to persevere! Humans have been doing it for thousands of years, after all.
If you want to give spinning a try yourself, or are just curious about the process, look for these books the next time you visit the library.
- The Fleece and Fiber Sourcebook: More Than 200 Fibers From Animal to Spun Yarn - This book has everything you could possibly want to know about the critters who produce fiber suitable for spinning. I had no idea there were so many different breeds of sheep. If you're also in the mood for cute, look for the picture of the tiny Ouessant sheep on page 182.
- Respect the Spindle: Spin Infinite Yarns With One Amazing Tool
- The Alden Amos Big Book of Handspinning
- Start Spinning: Everything You Need to Know to Make Great Yarn
- Knitting with Dog Hair: A Woof-to-Warp Guide to Making Hats, Sweaters and Much More - Yes, you can spin yarn from your dog. Really.
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Billy Butler named 2010 Les Milgram Player of the Year
The Royals have announced that first baseman Billy Butler has been named the 2010 Les Milgram Player of the Year. The award was voted on by the Kansas City Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA).
Butler, 24, earned his second straight Les Milgram Player of the Year by hitting .318 with 45 doubles, 15 home runs and 78 RBI in 158 games. He ranked in the top 10 in the American League in batting (6th), hits (T3rd, 189), doubles (T4th), multi-hit games (4th, 54) and on-base percentage (7th, .388). Butler joins George Brett (1975-76 and 1979-80) as the only two players in franchise history to win the award in back-to-back seasons. His final average was the highest among qualified Royals players since Mike Sweeney hit .340 in 2002. Born in Orange Park, Fla., the current resident of Idaho Falls, Idaho, leads the entire Major Leagues with 96 doubles over the past two seasons, also setting a new club record for two-base hits in a two-year span.
The Royals announced last week that left-handed pitcher Bruce Chen was named the 2010 Joe Burke Special Achievement Award winner while right-handed hurler Joakim Soria was honored with the 2010 Bruce Rice Pitcher of the Year.
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Lee, who is playing for the seventh time on the LPGA Tour, finished 36 holes
at 10-under-par 134.
Rikako Morita carded a 4-under 68 to move into second place at minus-6 at
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Ayako Uehara, who shared the first-round lead with Jiyai Shin, shot 72 on
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|Mark Meusborn back in concession stand
|Written by Darci Tomky
For someone who has been involved in the food service industry a good portion of his life, it has been easy for Mark Meusborn to jump into service at the Lions Club concession stand at Holyoke Ball Park.
Most recently, Meusborn could be seen filling up soda drinks at the state Babe Ruth baseball tournament Saturday, July 20. And although he doesn't get the chance to work in the stand too often, his 33 years experience certainly makes him qualified for the job.
Meusborn, who is blind, was involved with the Business Enterprise Program run by the State of Colorado. Because of the Randolph Sheppard Act (1936) and federal and state laws, blind individuals are given priority to operate and manage food and vending services in federal and state government office buildings and facilities.
At the age of 21, he made a bid on his first location—a snack bar in Denver. For the next 33 years he operated around 20 locations in Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder and Fort Collins.
The program would buy the initial inventory, supplies and equipment, but as the sole owner of the business operation, Meusborn was in charge of all the management functions like hiring employees, maintaining inventory, keeping track of the bookkeeping and coming up with specials and the menu.
Lions Club member Mark Meusborn hands a soda to a customer at the Holyoke Ball Park concession stand during the July 20 state Babe Ruth tournament. He has 33 years experience in the food service industry through a state program for blind individuals. —Enterprise photo
Meusborn started out with no employees, but other locations he ran were large operations, serving thousands of people in government buildings. He mentioned a store at a Colorado Springs military location, which also included dry cleaning and other non-food items. Meusborn also ran the snack bar at the state capitol building and the cafeteria across the street.
Rest area vending machines are also part of the state program, which contribute to a retirement fund for the program participants.
Meusborn has had braille cash registers, and in his later years, he had a talking cash register that could help him determine the money he received for the sale. Prior to that, it was a game of trust—trusting that the bill the customer handed to him was what they said it was. He knows he lost some money, but in general, it wasn't a problem for this store owner.
Meusborn has gotten to again experience the buzz of a concession stand with the Lions Club after getting out of the Business Enterprise Program in 2007. He was born in Holyoke, which is where he attended primary school before his family moved away. Meusborn moved back in 2009.
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A ready harvest
Back to School | Three Teach for America recruits say we don't have to travel far to discover a ripe mission field
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-On a Thursday afternoon in early May, the freshmen in Will Fuller's world geography class are describing their ideal country for their end-of-year presentations. The teens fidget and smile at each other as they take turns stepping to the front of the room to explain their utopian country's government structure, majority religion, welfare policies, and ways to fight crime. Each time a presentation ends, students ask tough questions.
The presentations are part of an in-depth project requiring critical thinking and broad application of the concepts the students have learned throughout the year. They reflect the demanding yet encouraging posters papering the walls of Fuller's classroom. (One lists the qualities of a Fulbright Scholar. Another tracks the students' college admission goals.)
The questions, the posters, the students' quiet conduct as they file out when the bell rings-that's what we might expect at an expensive private school. Yet LEAD Academy is located in a small, somewhat rundown brick building in Elizabeth Park, a Nashville neighborhood. Nearly 40 percent of the residents have incomes below the government's poverty line, and the number of single-mother households is more than triple the state average.
Fuller teaches at LEAD through Teach for America (TFA), the nonprofit organization that sends recent college graduates and young professionals to teach in low-income areas. But he said that over the past two years, he has dealt with few problems-violence, gangs, classroom control-typically associated with low-income schools: "I've been fortunate that I was placed in the charter school system where we're really set up for success." Across town, two of Fuller's fellow TFA recruits have very different tales to tell.
When walking onto the sprawling, state-of-the-art campus of Cane Ridge High School, one striking detail is how expensive everything looks. Another is how many police cars are out front.
Sophomore math teacher Angela Reuter said the school's $5 million price tag has done little to curb the problems inside its walls: "It's hard because people see this as a really nice school, and yet we have kids in gangs, kids walking around in ankle bracelets, police patrolling the hallways." Security tightened that day because of a fight that broke out the day before. Some of Reuter's students have "already cycled through"-meaning they had "cycled" their way from her class to jail and back again. Pregnancy and drugs, she said, are also common problems.
Though Reuter's students are only one grade ahead of Fuller's, their demeanor presents a stark contrast. No one responds to the questions Reuter poses until she prods them several times. She stops frequently to warn a loud group of boys. Toward the end of the lesson she discovers others had been listening to music through ear buds.
Michelle Wright, math teacher at Two Rivers Middle school, said even though her students are younger, she faces many of the same issues: Students tell her they will drop out and not attend high school. Already, many "apathetic" students are repeating grades. "They just get shuffled from one school to another," she said. "They'll have disciplinary problems and get expelled from one school and are then sent to our school for a couple of months until we expel them." The day I visited her classroom, the eighth-grade students were on lockdown because of a fight the previous day.
On the surface, the biggest difference between Fuller's experience with TFA and those of Reuter and Wright seems to be Fuller's charter school, which has more autonomy in terms of discipline and resource allocation. But all three said that's oversimplifying the problem-and taking the pressure off Christians to do the hard work Christ calls them to. The real difference they see is that the kids in the charter school have someone in their lives who loves them.
Fuller said up to 95 percent of his school's students qualify for free and reduced lunch based on their low income level. But students must apply to attend LEAD-a tremendous advantage LEAD has over other schools because it means that every student has at least one adult in his life who cared enough to enroll him in a charter school: "A lot of times, it's not even a parent. It's some other relative or family friend. But it is at least someone."
Compare that experience to Reuter's: Most of her students' families have no interest in hearing from the school. Or to Wright's: She describes a track meet that "was a pretty big event because the team had gone from district to regional to finally the city, and it was the last competition of the year. Out of 14 kids, only one had a parent show up. And this was something that they'd worked for the entire season."
Still, Fuller, Wright, and Reuter said working for TFA provided them an open field for evangelism.
Wright recalled the day several girls started crying one by one in her classroom: "I don't know how it started but one of the girls said, 'I hate my dad because he took away my phone,' or something like that. The next thing I know, I look over and one of our eighth-grade girls is sobbing. So I pull her aside to ask what's wrong, and she says, 'My parents are divorced and my dad just told me this morning he's moving away.' So we talked about it for a little bit, then I look over a couple seats away, and there's another student starting to cry. She says, 'My dad hasn't seen me since I was 6 because he doesn't want to be in my life.' And then the next girl starts crying and says, 'Well I don't even know who my dad is.' And I am not kidding you, I had seven girls crying at the same time. I don't know how you address that without God, because what other solution is there?"
Wright says she felt the Holy Spirit prompting her in that moment to tell the girls that though they've been hurt by unfaithful men, they can be healed through a relationship with a faithful God: "I would never force my perspective on a kid, but I'm going to do what I feel God would want me to do. Even more than I desire my students to get on the right track academically, it is my deepest desire that they come to know the Lord." Later, after one student began coming to her room at lunch to ask Wright to explain Bible passages, more students began showing up with questions of their own.
Reuter, too, said once she made it known publicly that she was a Christian, students began flocking to her. She started a prayer board in her classroom to keep up with all her students' prayer requests, and when she offered to drive students to her church's Wednesday night youth service, she quickly realized she couldn't accommodate all the takers. She had to seek help from her pastor, who started a shuttle service for them. It started with 60 kids, and the number still grows. "I've had students tell me that the environment in our school has changed because of it."
Fuller, Wright, and Reuter all said the biggest challenge in helping students like theirs learn about Jesus is not a lack of interest from the kids, but a lack of Christians willing to go to the mission fields in their own backyards.
"The one thing people need to know," Fuller said, "is that we need believers here in the thick of where the heartache is. I think it's glamorous to say, I'm going to Nepal or I'm going to go to Japan to do a mission. But we need a generation of people who are willing to go, you know, here."
Fuller believes that local individualized ministry, in which Christians invest in young people long-term, is the key to overcoming not just the education gap, but many other societal problems.
"Teach for America comes at it from the point of view that if you just work really hard to provide yourself opportunities, you can overcome anything in your background," he says. "The problem with that is it still doesn't heal the emotional baggage. You just gloss over it with hard work and making a lot of money. So then you become successful and get to be an adult and wonder why you still have pain in your life and why your family's still dysfunctional." He compares it to putting a Band-Aid on an open wound.
Fuller says real change can only come to the inner city once missionaries interested in depth rather than breadth make a commitment to it: "Pick a couple of kids and pour your life into them. Because once Christians start to do that, that's when we'll start seeing a huge difference."
Wright believes one reason churches have done so little is because "a lot of Christians don't realize how valuable their commitment would be in inner cities, or even how much they have to offer because there's not a whole lot of attention directed to it from the church."
Due to worries over government regulation and fear of lawsuits regarding religion in public schools, this lack of church involvement isn't likely to change soon.
But Wright said Christians aren't off the hook, given how great the need is. "Can you send a single email and find the perfect way for you to get involved? Probably not. But if, for example, a bunch of Christian college guys came over from Vanderbilt and said, 'We really want to help with your football program,' our coach would say in a heartbeat, 'Please do!' Or if a group of Christians came to our school and said 'We'd like to help with afterschool tutoring,' I have a hard time believing any of our schools would turn them away."
Fuller said this type of high-commitment ministry not only changes the culture of inner cities but also leads to spiritual growth in churches. He said teaching pushes him to live out the Scripture in a "raw" way to the kids: "It's such a different feeling of dependence on God, and I just think not only are [Christians] needed in these places, but we are missing out by not being there."
Wright agreed: "I spent six months on a mission in India, and a summer living in an orphanage in Mexico. But I have never seen a harvest so ready as it is today with our kids."


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|It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
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Warmer temperatures over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend provided the perfect time for residents in Holyoke to get out and put up Christmas decorations. Above, the train that keeps on growing is on display in the yard of Ron and Roxi Miles' home. They also have a family of "post people," pictured below, in their yard.
Judging for the 21st Annual Holiday Lighting Contest will be held Monday-Thursday, Dec. 10-13. Any lighting display within the Holyoke City Limits or in a half-mile radius is eligible. To be included for judging, simply have lights turned on and/or decorations up at 6 p.m. each evening, Dec. 10-13. Those who want to make sure the judges don't miss their display or another display, contact Holyoke City Office at 854-2266 or The Holyoke Enterprise at 854-2811.
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It might have seemed cool at the time, but we're placing our bets on these celebrities having some regrets about their tattoos at some point in their lives. As a basic rule, any tattoo placed on one's face is generally accepted by societal standards as a mistake from the moment of inscription (we're looking at you, Mike Tyson).
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The Colorado Dept of wildlife has a good one on their website.
Does anyone know of any good videos or web sites that illustrate how to preserve evidence of sex for both bulls and cows?
The Colorado Dept of wildlife has a good one on their website.
Just start skinning out his junk or the nipple first and work your way around it. If you do this you will be fine. With a bull you have two chances to get it right!
I understand that, but a nipple is not proof of sex on a cow.
I have never figured out how leaving a bulls junk behind and having this huge head and rack is not evidence of sex. I know I havent seen everything in life, but something tells me that you probably wont see a cow elk with antlers.
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Published: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at 11:40 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at 11:40 a.m.
OCALA -- The Waffle House at 3871 SW College Road is closed temporarily because of a small kitchen fire.
Employees were cooking sausage and bacon on the grill when the fire erupted. They quickly evacuated five customers and called 911.
Ocala Fire Rescue received the dispatch at 10:55 a.m. and arrived on scene at 10:59 a.m. Fire officials extinguished the fire.
None of the six employees working at the time were injured.
A city of Ocala fire inspector arrived to investigate. That official took photographs that were sent to the state Division of Hotels and Restaurants.
Tuesday evening the restaurant had been cleared to reopen, but officials said the owners were waiting for the gas company to turn on the gas before they would open the doors.
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Lorna Whiting
Lorna Whiting, 85, of Akron, Iowa passed away Monday, January 14, 2013 at her daughter's home in Sioux City, Iowa.
Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday, January 19, 2013 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Akron. Pastor Steve Jewett from New Horizons United Church of Christ in Akron will officiate. Graveside services will be at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday at Memorial Park Cemetery in Sioux City. Visitation will be after 3:00 p.m. Friday, January 18, 2013 with the family present after 6:00 p.m., and a Prayer Service at 7:00 p.m., all at Carlsen Funeral Home – Schroeder Chapel in Akron.
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Hand-rolled solid hashish from the Himalayan foothills, esp. Charas in India. Very dark, almost black in colour with a high THC content and distinctive taste and aroma, it is a far superior smoke to the more popular hybrid Skunk varieties. Expensive and hard to come by compared to said skunk.
Known as 'the breath of Buddha'.
Known as 'the breath of Buddha'.
'Charas, my friend. Trust me, you'll never go back..'
dodane przez Upinsmoke marzec 13, 2005
A awesome person who is silly random, and unusual. They will be sweet and mean at the same time and fall in love hard when it comes to it.
The girl seems like a Chara
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"Chara" also short for character usually associated with anime or manga. It is merely an abbreviation.
Chibi "Chara" as in the sailor Rini character.
dodane przez [WBC]Inu Yasha(*WB*) luty 18, 2005
Indian province of Charas...lead me to it!
I lived in India for 10 years during the 60's-70's. Smoked lots of charas but never found an Indian province named "Charas". See above post...this person may have smoked too much...charas!
I once wanted to start a country called "Charastan"...somewhere way up in the mountains
I once wanted to start a country called "Charastan"...somewhere way up in the mountains
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Usually very good type of hashish from the Indian province of Charas. It has a nice taste to it, and a high concentration of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol).
Found in Dutch coffeeshops, eastern Africa and of course India.
Found in Dutch coffeeshops, eastern Africa and of course India.
"€15,- charas graag"
dodane przez jerry styczeń 26, 2004
closely related to kissemack, and charmoot, chara is a derogartory word used in the arabic language, pretty much the dirtiest language in the world.
"yoo chara kissemack airefeek!!!"
"stfu faggot"
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Thanks everyone. I appreciate the nice comments. I'm in touch with Eastmans and will be submitting an article. Long story short. Extremely tough archery hunting habitat. No trees. LOL. Ambush in the morning, and watch him bed for a stalk midday. Made several stalks that failed, and finally got him on the ambush in the morning of Friday the 13th.. . He would bed in the deep narrow washes daily. 10 feet deep by about 8 feet wide. Saw him everyday of the hunt except two. Not sure where he went on those days... Super happy to be the lucky one to harvest him.
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* Homemade Japanese Fish Kite Fun!
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- Val in the Rose Garden said...
Mary Lea, this is such a great project! I bet we were doing it at the exact same time. :) Ours goes with our history curriculum, so it was only posted on my homeschool blog:
We made ours out of an old sheet cut into the shape of a fish and hot glued onto cardstock. They lasted quite a while and has been our favorite history craft yet. :)
Oh, I have so missed catching up with you and my other blogging friends! Good news though... I feel GREAT this morning. Yay for entering the second tri!!!!!
Love Val
- July 24, 2010 at 11:56 AM
- Teacher Tom said...
Oh, oh, oh MaryLea, we'll make these next week at school! Thanks!
- July 24, 2010 at 1:00 PM
- twigandtoadstool said...
I have these on the never ending craft list...we were going to use cloth to make ours, but I like this simpler option...it would definately make it more do-able to a procrasti-crafter like myself!!
xo maureen
- July 24, 2010 at 6:46 PM
- softearthart said...
Hi This looks cool, thanks for stopping by my blog, cheers Marie
- July 25, 2010 at 9:14 PM
- LJ said...
This is a great idea - I know my girls will love. Thanks!!!
- July 26, 2010 at 6:37 PM
- The Sunshine Crew said...
Wanted to let you know that i gave your blog an award...love your blog and always enjoy reading it:)
- July 26, 2010 at 6:51 PM
- Jen said...
We made something similar before, but attached streamers. I love the bottom of the kites/windsock that you made.
- July 26, 2010 at 8:47 PM
- Jen said...
We made something similar before, but attached streamers. I love the bottom of the kites/windsock that you made.
- July 26, 2010 at 8:47 PM
- Merideth said...
I've given you the Sunshine Award on my blog!
- July 27, 2010 at 1:06 AM
- aroundtheworldin40weeks.com said...
I love that idea. I wish we had it when we did our week on Japan. So fun!
- July 27, 2010 at 1:34 AM
- aroundtheworldin40weeks said...
I love that idea. I wish we had it when we did our week on Japan. So fun!
- July 27, 2010 at 1:35 AM
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- July 27, 2010 at 12:09 PM
- Mrs. M said...
If you want to tie it into Japan every May the Japanese celebrate Chidren's day. Thats when these carps are usually flown. The large ones represent the parents and the smaller ones the children. Its a huge thing over here. Its really beautiful the way they decorate over here with all the carps, the local elementry school children even made handprint carps that they hung around town. They stay up for the whole month though this year they had to take them down a bit early since the wind was so horrible it was tearing them up.
- July 28, 2010 at 7:43 PM
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