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Taking the plunge in icy waters; Hardy dippers support dive teams
February 19, 2014 —
HAWLEY, PA — As the snow fell again on Saturday, a day when most reasonable people chose to stay home, 180 people made the trek to the Lighthouse Harbor Marina on Lake Wallenpaupack for the third annual Paupack Plunge. But these were not your average, reasonable people. They came donning nothing more than a pair of shorts, sneakers, or shell bikini, along with really thick skin and a brave sense of purpose. In a series of groups, these adventurous polar plungers waded headlong into a pool-sized hole sawed out of the 16-inch thick ice at the edge of the lake and into the 32-degree water.
This edifying event was held to benefit two of Lake Wallenpaupack's dive and rescue crews, the Ledgedale Dive Team and the Tafton Water Rescue Team. Rescue diver Rhett Mattox explained that all dive members are volunteers, trained and certified to perform emergency water rescues that every year help save lives on the lake, as well as provide the necessary responsibilities of dive missions that can bring closure to families in the event of a tragedy.
Last year, The Paupack Plunge raised over $6,000 dollars for the divers, money that was greatly needed to provide training and purchase new equipment. "We have to prepare for the worst," said Mattox, "and that requires continuous training." The dry suits each diver wears cost over $1,000 apiece and comprise just a portion of the equipment needed to obtain the best possible outcomes when on the job.
Spirits were high and festive on this day, despite the blistery weather, as some folks wearing hula costumes or Viking helmets, as if to taunt the icy water, took multiple dips into the lake. "It's already become a tradition," said a soaking wet Doug Gabel, beer in hand. "Good times and good friends get together to help out the local dive teams." At any rate, the plunge is fun to watch even if you aren't ready to become a participant.
Members of the dive team bobbed at the edges of the hole, prepared to offer assistance to anyone beginning to struggle, and they seemed to get a kick out of all of those crazy enough to strip down and jump into the water. One dive member wore a GoPro camera on his helmet to capture the scene at water level, another pointed his iPhone at the group as they entered the lake, taking movies to share on www.paupackplunge.com and the Paupack Polar Plunge Facebook page—which will no doubt serve as well-earned bragging rights and proof of moxie for those concerned.

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Can someone help me identify the name of this song?
Plus reps for anyone who helps me!!
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that link either does not work or the video no longer exists
Ok. The link should work now...... Don't know why it didn't work to begin with... I've used links to YouTube before... And haven't had a problem.
Weird. Maybe because my school is blocking narutobase... But I'm using their wifi and am on narutobase anyways!!! Blocking can't stop me!!
Dude i tried with google translate i know a trick, didn't work i tried with hidemyass.com didn't work i tried with all proxy servers DIDN'T WORK so therefor impossible...
My guess would be Fly Through Time but idk who its by.
The song is called Flieg durch die Zeit (Fly trough time) and it was the title song for the german version of Inuyasha :
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Doesnt it say? Eye of the Moon.
Naruto Shippuuden Opening 13 - Eye of the Moon Road to Ninja OP HD
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Doesnt it say? Eye of the Moon.
Naruto Shippuuden Opening 13 - Eye of the Moon Road to Ninja OP HD
Eye of the moon & Road to Ninja - it's an AMV apparently or an opening AMV to be exact.
It looks like it is popular among German Anime Fans to make their own openings
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Illegal alien arrested in marijuana seizure
PARKERSBURG – A man who said he was an illegal alien from Mexico was arrested Tuesday and charged with possession and intent to deliver marijuana in one of the largest drug busts in recent history, Parkersburg police said.
Officers recovered 104 pounds of commercial marijuana at 1324 Avery St., police Chief Joe Martin said.
"I've never seen a seizure this big in the last 16 years," Martin said. "It's a pretty significant seizure. And a very good arrest."
Police also recovered $26,332.16 in cash, a bullet-proof vest, a .40-caliber handgun and three vehicles, Martin said,
Jesus Alfredo Alverado-Aboyte, 30, 1324 Avery St., was charged with the manufacture, possession and intent to deliver marijuana, police said.
Dawn S. Aboyte, 25, Alverado-Aboyte's wife, also was arrested and charged with the same offenses, Martin said.
Within the past month while investigating an unrelated crime, Parkersburg police detectives discovered a man who was possibly involved in substantial drug distribution in the area, Sgt. Greg Collins with the Parkersburg police said. The investigation revealed he was likely an illegal immigrant from Mexico staying at a north Parkersburg home, Collins said.
Parkersburg detectives then began a joint investigation with the Parkersburg Narcotics Task Force and the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which culminated with the execution of a search warrant around 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at 1324 Avery St., Collins said.
Alverado-Aboyte was detained by immigration officials and taken to the Parkersburg police for verification of his immigration status. According to the criminal complaint, Alverado-Aboyte admitted to officials he was illegally in the country.
He also acknowledged there were "several pounds" of marijuana at his Avery Street residence.
Detective P.M. Edelen, lead investigator, obtained a search warrant and with members of the narcotics task force recovered the marijuana at the residence. The marijuana was imported from Mexico, Martin said.
Martin said officers seized the product in bales and smaller bags.
The chief described Alverado-Aboyte as being on the "upper-level" of the drug trade.
"He was definitely a weight guy," he said.
Alverado-Aboyte was arraigned by Magistrate Joe Kuhl. Alverado-Aboyte was deemed a flight risk because he had no driver's license, no Social Security number and was not a U.S. citizen.
"He has no legal standing other than an American wife," Kuhl said.
Bond for Alverado-Aboyte was set at $75,000. Bond was set at $200,000 for his wife, who appeared before Magistrate Brenda Marshall.
Investigators have been working the case for about two weeks, conducting surveillance, Martin said.
Alverado-Aboyte could face additional charges related to the gun, which Martin said has been identified as stolen from Bridgeport.
Local officials also will take the matter to the U.S. Attorney's Office. Child Protective Services has been brought into the case.
"There is still leg work to be done," Martin said.
Both suspects were in the process of being transported to the North Central Regional Jail, Collins said Tuesday.


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Riedel Sommeliers Loire Wine Glass
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Riedel's premier collection, the Sommeliers line, includes an impressive assortment of crystal glasses, each developed by expert tasters to flatter a specific type of fine wine or liquor. The company's search for the perfect Sauvignon Blanc glass involved hundreds of noted wine experts from around the world. The result is this award-winning glass, perfect for grassy Loire wines.
- This sparkling crystal glass is individually crafted by master artisans who perform every step of the glassmaking process by hand.
- Tall, slender bowl highlights fruit and floral components while directing the flow of wine toward the front of the palate to balance fruit flavors and acidity.
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- Hand made at the Riedel family's own glassworks in Austria, where artisans have been crafting exquisite glassware since 1756.
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Maserati has detailed its ambitious plans to shift up a gear and increase annual sales to 50,000 units. There are new products that will push the growth with concepts scheduled to debut at the upcoming Frankfurt motor show.
What Maserati expect to become its volume seller is an all-new entry-level sedan (code-named the M157) it may be launched as early as next year and will compete directly with the Audi A6, BMW 5-Series and Mercedes E-Class. Expect luxury appointment on the inside but a Chrysler-sourced engine under the bonnet. The rumoured power source is a turbocharged 3.0-litre V6 – based on the current Chrysler 3.6-litre V6 and alternatively, a 224 kW 3.0-litre V6 diesel currently shared with the Jeep Grand Cherokee. The new sedan is expected to cost between €55,000 to €70,000. Continue reading "Maserati details ambitious plans for new model range" »


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Bald is beautiful?
September 13, 2012 —
Okay, I'll admit it: I'm a teeny bit vain. I do look in a mirror once in a while and practice good hygiene on a daily basis. While I used to be a bit of a clothes horse, that particular aspect of life has changed a bit since my not-so-recent move to the Catskills. While I still enjoy getting gussied up for a special occasion, the relaxed atmosphere of life in the Upper Delaware Valley has allowed me the freedom to dress down far more often and become aware that it's possible that it might be more character, than clothes, that make the man.
I'm unsure of how much character I may possess, but I've been called one on a few occasions. Being the personal assistant to Dharma (the wonder dog) has proved to be a full-time job recently, as her invitations to appear at local events continue to flood my inbox, and fortunately, her groomer is on speed dial. Last Friday, the dog was asked to be a celebrity host of Thunder 102 radio's second annual "Hoops for Hope" basketball fundraising effort, benefiting St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital (www.stjude.org) as National Childhood Cancer awareness month continues.
On-air personality Paul Ciliberto personally called Dharma and asked that she attend, while I tapped my foot, waiting for an invitation to tag along. "Oh, and bring Jonathan," Ciliberto intoned, "we'll find something for him to do, too." Nice. As it turned out, the tournament—which was held at the Paul Gerry Fieldhouse at SUNY Sullivan and involved local celebrities competing in a free throw competition that folks sponsored with pledges—was a huge success, and I got the chance to prove (once and for all) that "white men can't jump." Jeff Bank's Jason White gave me some pointers before the crowd arrived, but I suspect that he was attempting to throw me off my game, since my aim was less than perfect and I missed more than I hit the net.
As if designed to show me up, Greg Karpinsky (representing the Wurtsboro Board of Trade) strutted about, glancing balls off of the backboard (is that what it's called?), joined by Greg Goldstein (from the Misner Agency), Ken Kavanagh (of the Wurtsboro Hogs), Jim Boxberger (Monticello Home and Garden) and Ciliberto himself, who was winded just from slipping into his uniform. If nothing else, I looked good—and everyone was shocked to observe that I own the correct attire (though I prefer to think of it as an "outfit"). Donations were made, fun was had, and although I looked the part, I managed to emcee the game while playing the fool, all for a good cause.
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Investing in working lands
Last year Act 142 established the Working Lands Enterprise Board and Fund.
Act 142 was both the jobs bill of 2012 and the agriculture and forest products policy bill of the decade.
It established a unifying and nonpartisan platform to support the enterprises that grow our food, manage our forests, and provide the economic foundation for the priceless look and character of Vermont.
With the Working Lands Enterprise bill the Legislature invested more than $1 million in farm and forest products businesses and the value-added chains that can create more jobs, attract youth and support the land in production for the future.
We deeply appreciate the vision of Gov. Shumlin and his commitment to this program. His administration, led by Secretary Chuck Ross, Secretary Lawrence Miller and Commissioner Michael Snyder, is overseeing the development and implementation of the Working Landscape Enterprise Fund. They and the WLEB are doing a terrific job, and the staff of the three agencies are inspiring in their work ethic and their dedication to the future of Vermont.
Together they have built a one-stop shop to unite all the public resources that we can dedicate to sustainable economic development on the land.
Make no mistake. The WLEB is historic and has a history-making role in both the future of Vermonts rural prosperity and in the success of the enterprises that preserve the land and character of the state we love.
The WLEB has already received 378 applications from all around the state totaling nearly $12 million for the $1 million it has available.
We have a sector ready to grow; a sector that is attracting entrepreneurial energy and youth.
The Working Lands Coalition is a group of 15 prominent Vermont organizations that all recognize the value of our natural resource economy and our rural heritage.
I urge all Vermonters to support the goal of the Working Lands Coalition for a 5x3 investment of $5 million annually for the next three years in working lands enterprises.
This investment will have a transformative effect, galvanizing growth in this vital sector of the rural economy.
Seed investment now will have multiple returns in job creation, rural prosperity, and all the ecological, economic, recreational and scenic services that the land provides all of us.
All of us benefit from Vermonts working landscape, and all of us should contribute to the economy that sustains it.
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State of the Union: Failure
Our failure in chief gave us his annual blurred vision of America again Tuesday night.
Based on his State of the Union message, Barack Obama's eyesight is as ideologically impaired as ever.
Despite four years of failure, he still sees only one road America can go down to regain its economic health.
Not down the capitalist road of free enterprise and liberty that made us the richest country in history.
He wants to continue down the socialist road to more federal government — which means more Obama taxes, more Obama spending, more Obama debt and more Obama government programs to fix problems government programs caused in the first place.
The president and his hallucinating idolaters in the mainstream liberal media think his failed policies and bad ideas will work their magic if only we try them for another four years.
But look at reality. Look at the unemployment rates in 2008 and 2012. Despite trillions of federal spending, they're essentially the same.
Look at the federal debt in 2008 compared to 2012 — it's much worse today. Look at America's bungled foreign policy.
Look at the middle class. The president keeps boasting about how he's going to use the federal government to help them. The reality is that the middle class is being devastated by his administration.
Starting Jan. 1, 2013, Americans with jobs have had their disposable incomes cut 2 percent because Social Security taxes were returned to their normal level.
And because of the rules under Obamacare, millions of employees are going to have their hours cut by employers who can't afford to pay every full-time worker's health care.
That speech Tuesday night was a national joke. As usual, it was mostly hot air, bad ideas and tired platitudes. It delivered nothing sensible, newsworthy or brave.
What if Obama had turned to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and said, "Hey Harry, how about passing a federal budget this year? I'm tired of funding the government with continuing resolutions."
What if he had said, "Sorry, my Green friends, you're living in a dream world. We need the Keystone Pipeline and I'm going to do everything I can to speed up its construction."
What if Obama had turned to the survivors of deadly gun violence in the audience and said, "I am not going to push for tougher new gun control laws because I know they would have done nothing to save your loved ones from being murdered."
No chance. Instead, the president stuck to his socialist script and threatened that if Congress doesn't cooperate with his latest brainstorms, he will get his way by using executive orders.
The people of this country will soon rue the day they voted to re-elect Obama in 2012. At some point they'll learn that his "progressive" way, the 1930s taxing-and-spending-and-
We're in for four more years of slow growth, high unemployment rates, higher taxes and rising prices. Not to mention more government meddling in every aspect of our lives.
The impaired vision of Obama and his party is wrecking the economy, crippling the ability of our youth to get jobs and causing a decline in respect for America overseas.
My side — the conservative Republican side — is out of power. We don't have the White House and the Senate. The courts rule against us most of the time. And the mainstream media are still in the tank for Obama.
All we can do for now is watch Obama's Humpty Dumpty America as it falls off the wall and breaks into a million pieces.
At the end of the game, it'll be up to the Republican Party, the conservatives, to put the country back together. I only hope we can live long enough to do it.
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Home List of Titles The 2007 common technology free examination for Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) Mathematical Methods and Mathematical Methods Computer Algebra System (CAS)
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- The 2007 common technology free examination for Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) Mathematical Methods and Mathematical Methods Computer Algebra System (CAS)
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- Leigh-Lancaster, David; Norton, Pam; Jones, Peter; Les, Magdelena; Evans, Michael; Wu, Margaret
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- For the period 2006 - 2009, Mathematical Methods Units 1 - 4 and Mathematical Methods (CAS) Units 1 - 4 are parallel and equivalent Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) mainstream function, algebra, calculus and probability studies, with an approved graphics calculator, and an approved CAS, as their respective assumed enabling technology. In November 2007 around 14 000 Mathematical Methods students and around 1 500 Mathematical Methods (CAS) students sat a common one hour technology-free examination. The examination covered the same function, algebra, calculus and probability content with corresponding expectations for key knowledge and key skills for both studies. This paper provides some analysis of the technology-free examination and items and student performance with respect to both cohorts. The two cohorts display essentially the same profile on almost all questions considered using IRT partial credit model of analysis on an item by item basis.
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- Navigating currents and charting directions: Proceedings of the 31st Annual Conference of the Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia, Brisbane, 28 June-01 July 2008 / Merrilyn Goos, Ray Brown and Katie Makar (eds.), Vol. 2, pp. 331-336
- Publication year
- 2008
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- Academic achievement; Education; Mathematics; Secondary education; Secondary school mathematics; Secondary school students; Student performance; Tests; Upper secondary years; Victoria; Victorian Certificate of Education; VCE
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Remember the time Genevieve Gorder glued moss to a "Trading Spaces" homeowner's wall? To this day, there are people who love it — and people who feel otherwise. Gorder has since moved beyond "Trading Spaces" — she has her own HGTV series "Ask Genevieve" — but she's still a firm believer in making a space personal, soulful and imbuing it with a sense of home, not just house. She'll help all of us do just that this weekend at the Central Ohio Home & Garden Show at the Ohio Expo Center.
She'll take the stage at 1 p.m. Sunday to teach us how to create beautiful tableaux around our homes — on tabletops, mantles, bookshelves, any flat surface that needs a "small moment of beauty," as she said.
I snagged a few minutes on the phone with Genevieve on Thursday. Here are a few pieces of design advice she shared during our conversation:
It can seem overwhelming to see all the things we'd like to change at home. How can we prioritize and make decisions about where to start?
I think obviously budget is important. What you have to work with will define what you can and can't do.
As far as deciding what space to do first, usually the best is the one that gives you the most oxygen — the bedroom or the kitchen. You rest and revive and refuel in the bedroom, but it's usually the last space a parent does in their home. They do their kids' first and theirs last. But it's a place that takes care of them so they can keep giving.
Then the kitchen — it's the most heavily used room in any house and absolutely needs to be the most functional. The kitchen is absolutely unusable if it's not working properly.
Make little plans to do things consistently, as money comes in. I think we think we have to save $60,000 to do the whole room, but there are small fixes: Hardware, a new sink ... it doesn't all have to go together at the same time.
As far as the other spaces, go from the ground up, staring with floor covering. People are so attracted to accessories — they're like candy. We often buy those and we look at the rest of the room and think, 'I have to build the room around this vase.' You really have to start with the larger pieces.
What should apartment dwellers look for in a space, knowing they can't make huge changes to it once they move in?
Hardwood floors are something I look for regardless of the shape it's in, because you can sand them and take it off your rent. I've done it before, used it as a bartering tool with landlords. And lighting is huge — if you don't have enough natural light, if you don't have windows you can open completely. As a woman, I always look at the quality of the front door. Is it hollow and has a bathroom lock? And storage — is there enough closet space?
What are some effective things apartment dwellers can do to make their space more livable?
I do a full cleansing of every surface with Murphy oil, lemon, vinegar — I go nuts. And I always sage a house in all the corners, all the openings to the apartment. The cleansing I think is the biggest rite of passage, because you have to make it yours. Bring a huge bouquet of flowers and always have a candle going. Scent is our most powerful sense.
Dig in to the world of salvage and vintage. You need to have those finishes in a crisp new place. In design, everything has a counterbalance for it to feel complete. The curve of an armchair needs the masculine corner of a sofa. All of our opposites are attracting, and they're equal in every space. You have to have juxtaposition for one thing to shine.
Bring in ancient-world things, things from another part of history. Their shape and form is more organic than what we mass-produce today. Bringing things in from your family history is one of the most soulful and easy ways to tell the story.
Where are you finding inspiration right now?
As a designer your eyes have to be a little wider than everyone else's and you have to imagine a little harder. I always have to be up on my art history, going away from America and away from my history. I just got back from Croatia and Greece. I'm really inspired by the folk art from Eastern Europe that has been in vogue — like ikats and suzanis.
I'm inspired by fashion, travel, the ancient world. How much of that do we really know? Maybe 10 percent, 3 percent. I'm always looking both outward and backwards.


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I Have a Dream…It's called…Pitch Your Team
Remember a few weeks back I did an entry about Robert Harmon and his girlfriend Bennie who rolled their VW Bus named "Jim Morrison" in New Mexico?
Here are a few pictures in case you missed it or forgot.
Not a pretty sight.
Both walked away virtually unharmed. "Jim" however was wee bit f'cked up. Once the bus was turned upright Robert was able to get "Jim" running and hobbled him back to Colorado…Amazing.
I visited Robert shortly before he left for Rockies Spring Training in Tucson and was amazed at how much better "Jim" looked. Most of the dents were banged out and he had replaced the windshield.
I received an email from Robert this morning that contained a few pictures from Tucson and more importantly Hi-Corbet Field and the Rockies.
Below is a shot of 'Jim" looking all pretty. Well..Ok here's a shot of "Jim" in front of Hi-Corbett Field. A testament to a well built automobile and a
cheap thrifty VW bus lover.
Props to Robert for making it out there and representing..And for sending these pictures for us to check out. With a little luck, I'll have my VW bus ready to roll, by Spring Training 2011.
Spilly with a hit.
There's always stuff flying over head in Tucson.
Here's a shot of the scoreboard at the beginning of Game 2. Temperature 56 degrees
Waiting for the first pitch in Game 2.
Game 2 Final Score 4-1 Rockies win. Temperature 45 degrees…Brrr
So as far as Spring Training goes if you're a baseball fan it's not how you get there it's just that you get there.
If I was there yesterday I would have had to watch that painful 9-2 loss to the Giants who seem to have everybodys number lately…Go figure…The Giants…WTF?
I have an idea…Sort of a "Pitch Your Team" mini-commercial.
I mentioned in a blog entry a while back how I thought it would be a cool idea to let MLBloggers do little promotional spots on MLB TV to promote their team. You know what I mean…Those little 5-10 second clips where they say "I'm so and so and your watching such and such".
MLBloggers could do the same thing..Like…Mine might be something like.."I'm D the Rockpile Ranter and this is Rockies Country"..I would never use something quite that dorky but you get what I'm saying.
Participants could do this clip however they wanted…and it would be judged here on the Rant by a voting poll inserted into an entry.
Or…Maybe someone from MLBlogs.com would be interested in judging the entries?
Time to let your team loyalty and personal creativity shine. There is absolutely no promises that MLB will/would ever use these video clips but you never know right?
Show the world and your Team what you've got. I'm gonna let this contest run for a while..At least until the All-Star Break. That way everyone will have time to get their ideas together and maybe shoot some footage from their favorite ballpark to include in the video clips.
I think it would be cool to have two contests.
One for MLBloggers and one for readers of the Rockpile Rant. The winners will each win an autographed ball and mini-bat from various Colorado Rockies.
Remember folks these do not have to be Rockies video clips.
Let me know if you're interested in participating in Pitch Your Team.
I think this could be fun.
D..The Rockpile Ranter
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Hey D,
Hmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!! That could take some serious thought! Will have to give it some serious consideration.
R-LUV-I was hoping you would enter this. I know you would do something cool…D
I'm in, though I don't know how long it would be before I could the video done. Maybe May-ish. Great idea though, I'll try & help spread the word too.
BRIAN-Glad to hear it, the cutoff will be the All-Star Break. So you'll have plenty of time to come up with something really cool for your team…D


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29/31 Hednesford Road, Brownhills, Walsall WS8 7LS
Group: Kidderminster Care Ltd
Person in charge: Tracey Arms (Manager)
Local Authority / Social Services: Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council (click for contact details)
Type of Service: Care Home with nursing – Privately Owned , 50 residents
Registered Care Categories*: Dementia • Old Age • Physical Disability • Sensory Impairment
Specialist Care Categories: Alzheimer's • Hearing Impairment • Parkinson's Disease • Stroke • Visual Impairment
Admission Information: Ages 18+.
Single Rooms: 44
Shared Rooms: 3
Rooms with ensuite WC: 26
Weekly Charges Guide: Personal Care Single from £415 , Personal Care Shared (per person) from £380Nursing Care Single £510 – £530 , Nursing Care Shared (per person) £480 – £500
Facilities & Services: Palliative Care • Respite Care • Convalescent Care • Own Furniture if required • Pets by arrangement • Close to Local shops • Near Public Transport • Lift • Wheelchair access • Gardens for residents • Television point in own room
Latest CQC* Report on Brownhills Nursing Home: click here
* Care Quality Commission (CQC) is responsible for the registration and inspection of social care services in England.
Brownhills Nursing Home has a Review Score of 7.9 (7.863)
The Review Score of 7.9 (maximum of 10) for Brownhills Nursing Home is based on 2 Review/Recommendations in the last 2 years. This Review Score of 7.863 is made up of a Quality Score of 4.583 Points (maximum of 5) relating to the rating and a Quantity Score of 3.28 Points (maximum of 5) relating to the number of positive Reviews/Recommendations.
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The maximum Review Score for a care home / service is 10 and it is based on the published Reviews in the last 2 years. When a Review is submitted by someone who has previously submitted a Review, only the latest Review will count towards the Review Score.
The Review Score of 7.863 for Brownhills Nursing Home is based on 2 Reviews/Recommendations in the last 2 years.
The Review Score (maximum of 10) is made up of a Quality Score (maximum of 5) and Quantity Score (maximum of 5):
Quality Score: 5 Points are available for the average rating. For each review the care home / service is rated Excellent, Good, Satisfactory, Poor or Very Poor on a number of areas eg Staff, Management etc. The care home / service receives points for each rating as follows: Excellent = 5. Good = 4. Satisfactory = 3. Poor = 2. Very Poor = 1. These points are added up and then divided by the total number of completed ratings to generate the average rating. (Please note that the ratings of Very Poor and Poor have only been available since the change from Recommendations to Reviews on 7th July 2015.)
The Quality Score (average rating) of 4.583 for Brownhills Nursing Home is calculated as follows: ( (17 Excellents x 5) + (4 Goods x 4) + (3 Satisfactorys x 3) ) ÷ 24 Ratings = 4.583
Quantity Score: 5 Points are available for the number of 'Positive Reviews' for a care home / service. A Positive Review is defined as:
Any Review with 'Extremely Likely' or 'Likely' in answer to the question 'How likely are you to recommend this care provider to friends and family if they needed similar care or treatment?'
Any Recommendation. Before the change from Recommendations to Reviews on 7th July 2015 all feedback was limited to Recommendations (ie positive comments only)
The 5 points available are broken down as follows:
3 points for receiving the first Positive Review.
0.1 Point per Positive Review, up to a maximum score of 1 Point. (ie a care home / service requires 10 Positive Reviews to receive the maximum score of 1 point.)
(Number of Positive Reviews ÷ number of registered beds) x 2, up to a maximum score of 1 Point. ie a care home / service has to receive a number of Positive Reviews equal to half of the number of registered beds to obtain the maximum score of 1 point. eg a care home / service with 40 registered beds has to receive 20 Positive Reviews to obtain the maximum score of 1 point.
(For Adult Day Care Centres and Extra Care Housing which do not have a registered number of beds, 1) and 2) are replaced by the formula of 0.2 points per Review, up to a maximum score of 2 points. ie a listing needs 10 Reviews to receive the maximum score of 2 points
The Quantity Score of 3.28 for Brownhills Nursing Home is calculated as follows:
2 Positive Reviews = 3
0.1 x 2 Positive Reviews = 0.200
(2 Positive Reviews ÷ 50 Registered Beds) x 2 = 0.080
Click to view important information about the Reviews, Recommendations & Review Score
The Review Score is based on user Recommendations/Reviews submitted in the last 2 years. The maximum Review Score is 10. There are 5 Points available for the average of all ratings on users Recommendations/Reviews (Excellent 5, Good 4, Satisfactory 3, Poor 2, Very Poor 1). There are 5 Points available for the total number of positive Recommendations/Reviews submitted in relation to the number of beds at the Care Home.
Before 1st July 2015 carehome.co.uk only accepted Recommendations (positive comments only) and the Ratings were limited to Excellent, Good & Satisfactory. These are marked up as Recommendations.
As of 1st July 2015 carehome.co.uk changed from Recommendations to Reviews (positive and negative comments) and added the Ratings Poor and Very Poor. These are marked up as Reviews. Between 1st July and 31st December 2015, we are still processing a number of Recommendations from Recommendation cards sent out before 1st July (These are marked up as Recommendations).
We receive approximately 15% of Reviews/Recommendations through website submission and 85% of Reviews/Recommendations through Review/Recommendation Cards (only available to Enhanced / Premium Services more info).
We only accept/publish Reviews that are submitted by a Resident/Service User or their Friends/Family (cannot be submitted anonymously) and comply with our Content Standards (eg are relevant, informative, civil and do not contain allegations of abuse, negligence or criminal activity).
Before publication, we check that all reviews comply with our Review Policy and we show all reviews to care providers so that they may submit a response to be published with the review.
The Recommendations/Reviews submitted to our site do not represent our views and we accept no responsibility or liability for any such Recommendations/Reviews.
For further information on Reviews, the Review Score and our move from Recommendations to Reviews please click here.
How Likely are the Reviewers to Recommend Brownhills Nursing Home?
Reviewer Connection to Brownhills Nursing Home
Review submitted from a Postal Card by Leonard B (Resident / Service User) on Monday 22 August 2016. Review relates to August 2016.
Excellent facilities, staff, accommodation and meals etc.
How likely would you be to recommend Brownhills Nursing Home? Extremely Likely
Overall Standard: Excellent
Facilities: Excellent
Care / Support: Excellent
Cleanliness: Excellent
Treated with Dignity: Excellent
Food & Drink: Excellent
Staff: Excellent
Activities: Good
Management: Excellent
Safety / Security: Excellent
Rooms: Excellent
Value for Money: Excellent
Review submitted from a Website Submission by E (Daughter of Resident/Service User) on Wednesday 9 March 2016. Review relates to March 2016.
Mother admitted direct from hospital in December 2012 extremely poorly. Staff very understanding and helpful with advice as nursing home had not previously been considered. Everyone very welcoming and mum settled quite quickly, given circumstances. Against the odds Mum has continued to thrive under the excellent care and attention she has received. On the appointment of the current manager, Marlene, a number of improvements were noted - little touches that made the atmosphere more homely eg tablecloths in dining room, flowers on tables and in reception, a general tidying of public areas and themed events - "picnic table" cruets for the summer, historic photos on display, halloween decor, etc.
Recently Marlene has been extremely helpful in arranging and settling mother-in-law in for respite, again admitted direct from hospital.
Cannot fault any member of this team - a gem of a find for those seeking a safe haven for their relatives.
How likely would you be to recommend Brownhills Nursing Home? Extremely Likely
Overall Standard: Good
Facilities: Satisfactory
Care / Support: Excellent
Cleanliness: Excellent
Treated with Dignity: Excellent
Food & Drink: Satisfactory
Staff: Excellent
Activities: Satisfactory
Management: Excellent
Safety / Security: Excellent
Rooms: Good
Value for Money: Good
There are currently no awards/recognitions posted yet for Brownhills Nursing Home
There are currently no Care Home Idol entrants who have performed at Brownhills Nursing Home
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I am expecting in late Jan. I also already have an 11 month old. I was wondering if I could induce lactation with or without domperidone before this baby is born - via my 11 month old. She has no nursed for 10 months because I never had enough supply. I didn't have enough milk for my 2.5 year old either - I'd tried everything even Reglan.
Can anyone give advice on this subject? I'd really appreciate any input!


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What to tell your teen before they drive
By Katrina Vogelgesang, Staff Writer
Before your teen gets on the road, here are the most important things he or she needs to know before getting behind the wheel.
When driving, it's important for a teen to know that unless permitted, there is no OK time to talk on the phone. Texting is illegal for anyone at any age while driving. If you must talk on the phone, and it is not against the law at your location, then make sure to use a hands-free device, such as Bluetooth. Many times, states require you to be a certain age before you are permitted to use a cell phone while driving.
Explain to your teen that if they are pulled over by a police officer, the side of the road is not the place to argue a ticket. Tickets are to be argued in court. Also, teens should never make any sudden movements, because the officer can take this as a threat. Keep hands where they are visible to the officer and be polite.
Make sure teens know that in the event of an accident, one should never try to hide or run from the accident. Always contact the police to report an accident. It is best to pull off to the side of the road, turn on hazard lights, and exchange insurance information. If possible, take pictures of the cars involved in the accident with a cell phone camera. Stress to your teen that they should never try to blame or accuse other drivers.
Stress to teens that road rage is never worth it. Even when angered on the road, do not retaliate. The best option is to ignore. Explain to teens that if necessary, it's OK to change your route, or arrive slightly late to an event, in order to avoid road rage.
Lastly, it's most important to explain to teens that it is NEVER okay to drive drunk, or get in a car with a drunk driver. Even if it means calling parents or a taxi, nothing is worth risking a life over.
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Monday, January 21, 2013
Bravo's LA Shrinks
9 comments:
- Raina Cox said...
YAY! I've been stalking the Bravo website for info like a crazy person.
I can't wait to see it!
- January 22, 2013 at 4:30 AM
- Kathy said...
K...Just saw my first commercial this morning. I had a feeling...so stopped by your place before heading out the door....seatbelt fastened...k
- January 22, 2013 at 6:05 AM
- Mark D. Ruffner said...
I like your new home page design, Kevin — a very polished look!
- January 22, 2013 at 7:56 AM
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I just went to look for a clip on Bravotv.com and nothing. I'll be watching for the ad. Can't believe I missed it. I can't wait! I'll make all my friends watch just so they can see you!
- January 22, 2013 at 5:35 PM
- betsy said...
Kevin- forgive my cluelessness, but is this a reality show? I am in the dark here- Betsy
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- Susie said...
Kevin, Will we see you on this show?? I am so excited. Wishing you the best. Smiles, Susie
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- Carson Fuller said...
I think that Phaedra Parks (and let's not leave out Kenya!) should make a guest appearance! What would Freud say about THAT? Bravo magic in the making, perhaps....
- January 25, 2013 at 3:05 PM
Hi Kevin its Joe Nicolino Venus's DAD saw the first commercial looks great. Wishing the best for you and the show. Hope to see you soon.
- January 29, 2013 at 1:32 PM
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I'll be watching for the ad. Can't believe I missed it. I can't wait! I'll make all my friends watch just so they can see you!
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Ah, the trials of breastfeeding continue, as do the questions!
Since we had initial trouble latching on correctly and my right nipple was pretty much useless for feeding b/c it hurt so darn much, I began pumping on that side and feeding Maddie with the left breast only. I pumped for 3-4 days, then eased back into feeding on the right breast by using a nipple shield while the remaining irritations healed. Yesterday I re-introduced the bare breast and she refuses to take it! She'll take a taste, then release her grip and make a face. She feeds fine on the other side. I've tried different positions and none of them resolve the problem...anyone had this happen? I went back to pumping after this morning's feeding and will continue to pump & freeze until things get better to keep my supply up. I'll keep offering thr right breast and just hope she gets over her little adversion!
Oh, she was ok when I used the nipple shield on that side, but I really want to discontinue using it for good. It's slippery and doesn't seem to encourage good latch on technique, and I've read it can affect the milk supply.


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This Kahlua recipe is also from my grandmother's recipe box. It is easy to make, and when poured into mason jars and wrapped with some pretty ribbon, it is an economical host or hostess gift.
Kahlua from Gram's friend, Ruth Baird.
The Ingredients:
2 and a half cups of sugar (I actually use a little less)
1/2 cup of instant coffee (the granules)
2 cups boiling water
2 cups vodka
1 whole vanilla bean
The Process:
Put vanilla bean in water and heat. Combine sugar, coffee, and water. Stir until combined and cool. Add vodka and store in the refrigerator for up to 30 days. Enjoy responsibly!


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In December 2013, the regulation allowing the SICAD auction mechanism was amended to expand its use.
In December 2013, the Venezuelan regulation that created the SICAD mechanism was amended to expand its use, and to require publication of the average exchange rate implied by transactions settled in SICAD auctions. SICAD is not a free market auction because participation is controlled by the Venezuelan government, and the bidder that offers the highest price does not necessarily win. Companies that use US GAAP should not use the published SICAD rate to remeasure their BsF denominated monetary balances as of December 31, 2013.


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Dear members,
Thank you, NarutoBase Staff
lol the base is gonna get super flooded tomorrow
Originally Posted by william7
i almost read a spoiler this week but a avoided temptaion, does that make me a good cathlic
LOL what. No, it makes you a bad Catholic.
Whatever spoilers you read here are probably fake anyway. There's been a Obito one, pretending to be originally written in Japanese, and one about Izuna, as if it were an interview.
Just stay away from this site or sites like it not rocket science is it.
Originally Posted by Imperius
and after all that crap, you finally decide to read the chapter and you realise how kishi switched scenes and you basically did all that for nothing because kishi is an ass
Wow...that would be so cruel >.<!
Just do as me. Stay up long enough to sleep all day, so when you wake up you can read it right away :D
bookmark the naruto manga direct link and jump to it when its uploaded w/o visiting the actual forums. if you get what i mean.
Go to the south pole or Himalaya Mountains if you do not want internet connection,thats the last frontiers on this planet for sure.
Originally Posted by thegame
Just do as me. Stay up long enough to sleep all day, so when you wake up you can read it right away :D
lol why do i always do the same ^^
Originally Posted by TheItachiUchiha
Cover the latest threads with your hand.
Haha xD Genius.
I'm just gonna put tape over my computer monitor.
Just use another site to read the manga.
How about you go to a different website that updates naruto manga without a forum? lol
Masturbate and the answer will be clear in your jizz.
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text: I started pumping when DS was 3 days old becasue I had a great fear of not producing enough. I now have 35 bags of milk in the freezer and OALD! I have heard that babies of mothers with OALD are prone to prefer the bottle becasue of the slower flow of the nipple. Any suggestions of what type of nipple to use when I go back to work on January 4th? We have tried Avent bottles and he cannot latch on them, milk comes out of the side of his mouth. So far Medela bottles seem the best but he still eats very fast and spits up and chokes a great deal. He does not spit up or choke nearly as much on the breast now that I have started the one sided feedings and doing the breast compression while nursing that I read about here.


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The Future of Medicine
Eric Topol, MD, has written a book about the convergence of the digital revolution and medicine. It is full of fascinating information and prognostication, but I wish he had given it a better title. He called it The Creative Destruction of Medicine: How the Digital Revolution Will Create Better Health Care. Medicine will not and cannot be "destroyed." It will be improved and transformed, perhaps, but not destroyed. And any new developments will have to be evaluated for safety and effectiveness by the good old time-tested methods of science.
The future world of medicine is really exciting: science fiction is becoming real. As I read Topol's book I serendipitously found it paraphrased by a character in another book I was reading, Chop Shop, by Tim Downs.
I see a world where no one ever dies from an adverse drug reaction; where physicians have an entire range of medicines to choose from to treat a deadly disease; where medications target tumors like smart bombs and leave surrounding tissues unharmed; where genetic susceptibility to disease can be determined in childhood, and possibly even prevented.
(If you haven't yet discovered Downs' hilarious "Bug Man" detective series about a crazy forensic entomologist, you have a treat in store.)
But back to non-fiction. Our world is changing almost too rapidly to comprehend: the Internet reaches everywhere, and there are far more mobile phones in the world today than toilets. We have hardly begun to tap the current potential of new technologies, and unimagined further developments await us. Topol is a qualified guide to this new world: he is a respected cardiologist and geneticist who ha s been on the forefront of wireless medicine and who was a major whistleblower in the Vioxx fiasco. He knows whereof he speaks, and he writes lucidly and accessibly.


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ROCK SPRINGS – Visitors to Penn State's Ag Progress Days next week will find a record number of exhibitors.
"Last year we had 485, and we could go to over 490. We put six exhibitors on East Seventh Street, and we've never had them there before," said Bob Oberheim, Ag Progress Days manager. "Our show site and exhibit buildings are about maxed out."
Sponsored by the College of Agricultural Sciences, the event will be held Aug. 13-15 at the Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center, nine miles southwest of State College on Route 45. Admission and parking are free.
Last year, about 42,000 people attended Ag Progress Days and Oberheim said he expects that many or more this year.
The purpose of Ag Progress Days is to bring the agricultural producer and the commercial industry together. It's also for the college of Agricultural Sciences to showcase the many areas of research and expertise it has for producers and the general public, Oberheim said.
The variety at Ag Progress Days will appeal to a wide audience.
"Pennsylvania has a very diverse agricultural industry, and we try to make the event reflect that," Oberheim said. "Visitors are sure to find something relevant to them, whether they operate a dairy or livestock farm, grow fruits or vegetables, produce wood products or tend a garden."
The three-day event provides one-stop shopping for producers. Interactive educational exhibits, guided tours and workshops will highlight the latest science-based practices.
The event is not just for those involved in production agriculture.
"Through fun and educational activities, consumers and families can learn about how their food is produced, how they can improve their health and nutrition, and how Penn State agricultural research and extension programs help ensure a safe and abundant food supply while minimizing environmental impact," Oberheim said.
A new field demonstration this year will feature hay mergers and choppers. Returning machinery demonstrations will feature hay mowing, hay rakes and tedders, hay baling, bale handling and a new cover-crop interseeder developed by Penn State scientists.
Other planned activities and attractions include family living exhibits; food demonstrations; a corn maze; horse exhibitions and clinics; wildlife displays; children's activities; exhibits of antique farm and home implements in the expanded Pasto Agricultural Museum; and a wide variety of food booths.
The Pennsylvania Farm Bureau has planned numerous activities, including fun and learning opportunities for young visitors, along with information on a wide variety of agricultural issues as part of Ag Progress Days.
"Ag Progress Days is a highlight of the summer for many farm families because it offers an opportunity for farmers to learn more about new advances in agriculture and technology, obtain updated information on key issues impacting their businesses and the chance to reconnect with other farmers and friends from across Pennsylvania," said PFB President Carl T. Shaffer in a statement.
Oberheim has some advice for first-time visitors to Ag Progress Days.
"Figure on coming for two days to take in all the show and to take in some of the many very interesting tours we have this year. There's definitely something for everyone at this show," Oberheim said.
Ag Progress Days hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Aug. 13; 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Aug. 14; and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Aug. 15.


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If there is anything Moose Jaw has lots of, it's history. It's easy to take for granted, but needs to be appreciated by all generations.
Moose Jaw was established in 1882 when the Canadian Pacific Railway chose the site for the town. James Hamilton Ross, Hector Sutherland and three others established the first homestead on Jan. 2, 1882. The CPR built freight yards and repair facilities in the city and in 1893 the Soo Line from Chicago was built.
Downtown Moose Jaw is filled with history. Sides of buildings are decorated with murals and buildings have a unique style of architecture not found in modern structures. On Saturday, there was a centennial celebration of the building that houses Chateau St. Michael personal care home. The building was first established as a boys college in 1912.
One of the earliest immigrants to Moose Jaw was a man named Yip Foo. A businessman, Foo became the owner of the Yip Foo Block and a major shareholder in the Russell Block, located at First Avenue Northwest at River Street West. Foo is now buried with his family in the Moose Jaw Cemetery.
The likely architect of the block, William Zimmerman, was born in Germany and moved to Moose Jaw in July 1909. Zimmerman designed Ross Public School on Willow Avenue in 1913 and the Royal George Hotel on Manitoba Street East in 1911. The Royal George Hotel is now the Park Hotel and still stands.
There are more stories of individuals who made significant contributions to the heritage of the Friendly City. Take Wellington White for example. White had a brick making business that ran until 1916 and owned what is now River Park Campground in 1898. It is partially because of White that there are so many early red brick properties downtown.
That doesn't include the historical encounter between Sitting Bull, the Lakota Sioux and the North West Mounted Police under James Walsh that took place between Moose Jaw and Fort Walsh.
There are many other historical findings right here in this 130-year-old city. Lessons can be learned every day. If the legacy of the Friendly City is to live on, everyone needs to learn to appreciate it.
If young people stop caring, fast forward another 130 years and no one will know where the city came from and what types of people contributed to it. Don't let 130 years of history go to waste.
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By Nancy @ Arizona Mama
from Glendale, AZ
Comments about Learning Resources Riddle Moo This™ - A Silly Riddle Word Game:
Riddle Moo This is a game for children ages 5 years old and up. Up to 4 players can play this game. The concept is simple and fun. There are 4 different buzzers that make a different farm animal sound. There are 150 double sided cards with 3 clues on each card. One player reads the clues and the other players buzz in when they know the answers. This game encourages listening, vocabulary, and possibly reading skills. There is a second level of play for a more advanced learning with the Barn Teaser cards. Some of the cards have the words Barn Teaser on them. If the player is able to change one clue and make a riddle with a new answer then they earn another card. I really like that there are 300 clue cards making less likely for repetitionI also really like that the buzzers can be used for any game. We could use them individually or together. They each require 2 AA batteriesRead more at http://www.arizonamamablog.com/2013/11/2013-holiday-gift-guide-learning.html#0PSqZESvrG5XSC7V.99
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Laughter and fun
By Praising Mom
from Le Claire, IA
My daughter was the first to play this game and she was slow at first to understand how riddles work. Once the connections were made she enjoyed the questions. My 2.5 year old son might not be at an appropriate age to play the game the animal noises were too much fun not to allow him to join in on the action.I also took this game to my classroom. I love the thinking process for some of my students. I have a few students that are very bright so answers would immediately come to them while a couple students would need more time to make the connections. There are so many cards that this game will be able to be played for several hours. I have had to bring it to and from school because I have requests coming from home and school of kids wanting to play with it.
Riddle Moo Silliness!
By Jubilee Reviews
from Lexington KY
Each player gets a buzzer, each making a different animal sound. 4 players get to via for points by guessing the riddle on the card. There are three hints on each card. The reader reads one hint at a time as the children are poised over their buzzer. First to buzz in gets a chance to answer the riddle. If they miss you see if anyone else wants to guess. Then you go through the three hints until someone guesses it. If you guess the riddle correctly you win the card. First player to 10 cards wins. Getting the buzzers to go in turns was a little tough for my guys. They wanted to jump right in with their answer instead of waiting for the buzzer and being called on. It took a little bit of work but we learned to first press the buzzer and wait to be called on to answer. This game works best with similar aged children. Mine played with a teen and of course he was able to answer the questions much quicker than the 5 year old. I read the questions for all of them so that they had equal opportunity to answer. The animal farms are fun, and the kids tend to play with the buzzers even when the game is long done. I received this game in exchange for an honest review
Perfect for the classroom too!
By Put A Little Umbrella In Your Drink
from Ohio
I am going to use this game in my classroom. I needed some fun and educational games for free time. I love that this game will enhance my student's vocabulary and allow them to have fun at the same time. I am even planning on playing this with the whole class in teams. With the awesome buzzers, we can play Family Feud style! The four buzzers included make silly animal sounds that players can press when they know the answer. My students are going to LOVE buzzing in! My classroom is going to sound like a farm!*I received the product free of charge in order to do an honest review. All of my thoughts are 100% my own.*
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By OpenHands
from WV
My whole family enjoyed this game. Our 5 year old loved the fun riddles and our 2 yr old couldn't get enough of the fun buzzers! Such a great family game!
Fun and Educational for the Whole Family
By Second Time Around
from Salt Lake City, UT
My 4 year old loves games, but a lot of his games aren't as fun for him because they aren't challenging anymore. This game is great because it really challenges him, gets him thinking, and the buzzers add extra fun and excitement. The buzzers are probably the best part of the game! The riddles are great and really get my son thinking. My husband and I have fun playing it with him and it definitely does not get old. I love that it is expanding my 4 year old's vocabulary. This is a great game and I would definitely recommend it. **I received the product free of charge in order to do an honest review. This in no way effected my review and my thoughts are 100% my own and others may have a different opinion.**
Great family fun
By Alesha @ Full Time Mama
from Arizona
We all really enjoyed playing the game, but before we could even get started I had to give the kids time to play with the animal buzzers; They are so fun with their mooing, neighing, crowing and barking! The buzzers alone would have been entertaining enough for the kids, but of course they were also anxious to play the game. I was pleased that there were a great number of cards so we didn't end up having the same questions every few games. I also appreciated the level of difficulty, with some easy and some more difficult to mix it up. My kids impressed me with how quick they were to come up with some of the answers, and it was fun to see that the questions presented a challenge for all of us at times. There were times my 5-year-old beat us all to the buzzer, and other times it was hard to tell who rang in first because they were all so quick! Yet other times there was silence until they finally gave up. Either way, we have so much fun!I love that the animal buzzers can be used at different times as well, making them great for other trivia games and even incorporated into our homeschool games! It's quite a laugh at times to suddenly hear a rooster crow or cow moo…We all have a blast every time we play the game or play with the animal buzzers. We're definitely enjoying our new Riddle Moo This game!*I received a product to facilitate my review. My thoughts shared are my own honest opinions.*
So mooch fun!
By Messy Mama
from Cincinnati, OH
My 4 and 6 year old girls have hours of fun with this game. It's not a game that my husband and I get bored out of our minds either, we have just as much fun!
Great Game for the WHOLE Family!
By M_Oachs
from Rosemount, MN
My children are still pretty small but my husband and I love to play games and my three year old has inherited this gene and is always asking to play "grown up" games with us that he sees lying around the house. We don't want him ruin our adult games but there seems to be a lack of good children's games out there.If you seem to have this same problem with finding great children's games, then let me recommend Riddle Moo This - A Silly Riddle Word Game from Learning Resources for your family game night! It is a great game for young children and even my three year knew some of the answers and, of course, LOVED the buzzers! :)What child would NOT love a game that includes animal sound buzzers, right??!For example, a card may read, "It's a fruit, it can be red, and it crunches when you take a bite." Buzz if you know the answer! My son was even beating us with some of the cards! :)What I really love is that this game features 2 levels of game play (age-appropriate common nouns) and Barnteaser cards for a critical thinking challenge! This way the game will grow with our children and will be part of our family game nights for many years to come!I definitely recommend Riddle Moo This for young children and for your family game nights! Even my little 1 year old enjoyed pushing the buzzer! :)
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By Erin Lowmaster | Connected2Christ
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Riddle Moo This is a game recommend for children ages 5 and up that focuses improving and enhancing vocabulary as well as reasoning skills. The game itself is very appealing to my kids ages almost 5 and 2 years old. My kids are pretty keen on games and sometimes really surprise me with how much they already know (especially my two year old whiz of a son). They totally loved the farm animal theme and the quick pace of Riddle Me Moo and have asked to play it over and over again! The contents of this game included four generously sized different colored buzzers that each make their own sound such as a dog, horse, cow, and a rooster. The sounds ensure when you play you'll be able to recognize who buzzes in first with the correct answer! Do note that each buzzer takes 2 AAA batteries that are not included. Also these buzzers can be pretty loud if not placed directly on the table! My kids tended to love the buzzers a lot and were pretty excited about using them during game play and even when it was over! There are 150 double-sided riddle cards featuring 300 word clues total. There are two different colors of cards, the blue for a harder level of play and the red for easier which features more age-appropriate common nouns . You can choose to just use one color set or you can mix them to make things more interesting. There's also an advantage to any player that picks up a Barnteaser card which challenges a child even more by making up their own riddle by excluding one of the clues on that card! Goal is first person that correctly answers 10 riddles correctly wins but if you wanted too, you could mix things up to your liking. This game is a total of four players and there will need to be reader of the cards which could be a parent, teacher, or another child. The kids could even take turns being the reader. Storing this game is a breeze. The box is very durable and the buzzers and game cards sit snuggly inside without shifting around. Just be sure not to turn the box upside down or you might have a mess of cards when you take it out to play again. Overall, we really enjoy the game and are looking forward to lots more use of it. Any brain boosting game that my kids can excited about and can be challenged by in improving their vocabulary and thinking skills is a total winner!
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When I took a look at the CNN Web site on Tuesday morning, I couldn't help but give a slight amount of approval to the Bush administration, or at least the first sentence of the story I uploaded.
"The Bush administration announced new fuel economy rules Tuesday that require improved mileage for the sport/utility vehicles and other light trucks that have captured a majority of U.S. auto sales," it said. To this news I countered, "It's about time."
As anybody who knows me can tell, I'm not the biggest fan of SUVs, often saying that people who knowingly buy fuel-inefficient vehicles lose future rights to complain about fuel prices. To me, paying more at the pump is the tradeoff for buying a huge luxurious SUV — think of it as somebody who moves from a two-bedroom apartment into a four-bedroom house with a two-car garage, then complaints about paying more for rent.
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That doesn't sound like a lot of change to me. Think about it this way: An eighth-grader at Portales Junior High School will be midway through the first year of college by the time these changes are implemented. Their savings will translate into about $5 of extra fuel. With the current rise in fuel prices, I'm guessing those savings will be eaten up by higher fuel prices and we'll have done little to save Americans money.
This is especially troubling when we can read stories about people tinkering with their hybrids adding more batteries and pushing mileage rates past 100 mpg. Even if standardizing these results are years off, we should be dedicating money toward researching these types of practices.
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