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We had visitors in the ICIS office a few days ago from a big new pan-European multi-product privately owned petrochemical company. We drank coffee together and talked about the structure of their company versus the structure of ours. It was a friendly and constructive meeting in the spirit of Glasnost, but I'm not going to mention their company name here, because there is still a culture of fear amongst some major chemical companies about being named in print, no matter how harmless the context.
At ICIS we respect all information given to us in confidence, but when news is already out in the public domain, then that will be reported with as much detail as can be confirmed.
There are, in fact, very few companies which are forbidden to confirm news reports, at least through their press offices.
When it comes to plant shutdowns, news generally comes out through the plant's customers, or co-producers, and most producers are prepared to give their version of events to ensure that they are correctly reported, along with the right company name, location and capacity.
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YIKES! Demi Lovato's Very Public Airport Meltdown: A Scuffle With Her Backup Dancer And Outburst At Ashley Greene!
The Jonas brother's dad, Paul Jonas, sent Demi home after the singer's public airport meltdown!
It looks like Demi's recent downward spiral that led to rehab was a very public one, with many witnesses…including her ex-boyfriend Joe Jonas' new girlfriend, Ashley Greene. Ouch. Talk about adding insult to injury! And it wasn't just a verbal meltdown in the airport.
E! Online is reporting that Demi Lovato, 18, got into a "physical altercation" with a backup dancer while the Camp Rock 2 tour was stopped in Peru over the weekend.
"She just lost it right at the airport in front of everyone," the source said. "The [Jonases'] dad basically said right there, 'That's it. You're going home.' "
A source close to Demi tells HollywoodLife.com, "she's not going to go back on this tour [with the Jonas Brothers]. She has a long history of battling with eating disorders and cutting. She was bullied all throughout school and has struggled with these longtime issues for years. She hasn't checked into rehab but she's seeking treatment."
Ashley, 23, has been ever present on the Jonas Brothers tour, and the airport incident was no exception. Demi reportedly made verbal threats to Joe Jonas' new leading lady. The 21-year-old middle Jo Bro apparently had more to do with Demi checking into a treatment center than we once thought. Apparently, Demi's behavior at the airport was the final straw that led to her taking "responsibility" for her actions
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Carol J. Clover is an American professor of film studies, rhetoric language and Scandinavian mythology. She has been widely published in her areas of expertise. Her 1992 book Men, Women, and Chainsaws: Gender in the Modern Horror Film achieved popularity beyond academia, and she is credited with developing the "final girl" theory, within the book, which changed both popular and academic conceptions of gender in horror films.
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They Could Print a Car. But They Made a Seat, Instead.
Last year, voxeljet technology GmbH (voxeljet.de) CEO Dr. Ingo Ederer introduced the company's VX4000 3D printing system, saying it could "generate molds the size of a sports car." A demonstration of the printer produced—no, not a car body—an intricate designer chair mimicking the contours of a gliding stingray.
At voxeljet's service center in Augsburg, Germany, the company showcased the VX4000's capabilities by producing a "Batoidea" (or stingray) chair, envisioned by Belgian designer Peter Donders.
With the ability to produce molds with a potential volume of 8-m3, VX4000 has a lot of ground to cover and moves at three times the speed of voxeljet's standard printers. The chair, which was modeled using Rhino3D CAD software (rhino3d.com), required five smaller sand molds, the largest of which measured 1.105 x 713 x 382 millimeters.
With a thin-walled cast aluminum structure, the design was taxing to both the 3D printing process as well as the casting. The molds were created without set-ups and in an automated process based on the CAD designs. They were produced in 300-µm thick quartz sand layers that were selectively glued. After the printing process was complete, the molds were unpacked and the sand removed.
voxeljet also recently introduced a continuous 3D printing concept study that literally takes a different angle on conventional 3D printing and unpacking.
In the VX Concept, models are constructed at the entrance of the belt conveyor, while the unpacking takes place at the exit. The 600 dpi print head is positioned at a 35° angle, creating molds and models with layers between 150 to 400 µ. A conveyor belt system moves the sandbed with the parts onto the unpacking area. With build space of 800 x 500 mm, the length of the molds and models is "virtually unlimited" on the machine, which voxeljet says can run autonomously.
"At the present time we are working flat out on refining the system for series production. Customers should be taking delivery of the first machines by the end of next year at the latest," Ederer said of the concept.
So maybe sometime car bodies and car parts.
The VX Concept is a continuously printing concept study, which is slated for release in 2013.
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3D Systems (printin3d.com) has launched its next-generation ProJet 3500 professional series 3D printers in eight configurations available with nine new tailored VisiJet print materials. The new materials address a variety of customer-functional prototyping needs, from producing functional plastic parts and wax patterns, to cast-ready for foundry production to medical implants and dental prosthesis applications.
Mojo's Desktop Flow
While people have long talked "desktop" 3D printers, a little "Mojo" seems to have helped Stratasys (stratasys.com) deliver. Its new Mojo 3D Printer is 25 x 18 x 21 in.; it weighs in at 60 lb. The $9,900 Mojo uses the Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM). To produce a model, Mojo differs from standard FDM. Its ABS material spool and the print head are integrated in a single package called the "QuickPack" print engine. Material loading is akin to popping in a new inkjet cartridge in paper printer. The printer's build size is 5 x 5 x 5 in.
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One of the most clever 3D printer companies out there is Mcor Technologies (mcortechnologies.com). While there are a numerous 3D systems producing parts with a variety of resins and powders, the Mcor Matrix 300 printer produces models with paper. That's right, the very same product that you can pick up at your local office supply store.
The company has announced that later this year it is going to be offering the Mcor Iris, a full-color 3D printer. Again, the medium is paper. Regular computer printer paper.
Said company chairman John Ryan of the Iris, "It is the only printer than can make 3D objects in full high-resolution color, offering the same extensive color pallet found in top-of-the-line 2D printers. That, combined with its use of off-the-shelf computer paper as the primary source material, makes the Iris printer the perfect choice for applications where life-like full-color prints, low material cost and clean eco-friendly operation are required."
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3D printer manufacturer Stratasys (stratasys.com) has entered into a joint initiative with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory to develop fused deposition modeling (FDM) additive manufacturing for full-scale production.
With the overall goal of transitioning FDM additive manufacturing into a "mainstream manufacturing process" the linkup has two specific objectives: creating an inspection system during production that monitors part quality and creating lightweight components built with carbon fiber-reinforced feedstock materials.
The testing, which is taking place at ORNL's Manufacturing Demonstration Facility, is part of a DOE push to cut energy consumption at plants and increase U.S. manufacturing competitiveness, particularly in the aerospace and automotive industries.
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Drivven (drivven.com), a National Instruments (ni.com) company, has unveiled six new C Series modules designed to give powertrain control system developers the ability to rapidly prototype their engine sensor and actuator interfaces using the NI LabVIEW FPGA Module.
The C Series modular hardware offers plug-and-play I/O flexibility to change engine interfaces in seconds. The LabVIEW system design software also provides researchers increased flexibility with engine parameters, particularly for spark and fuel injection timing. The new interfaces will help engineers rapidly prototype engine control algorithms without having to create custom hardware.
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Senior defender Dan Coates and junior attackman Simon Giourmetakis of the Canisius College men's lacrosse team both earned All-MAAC accolades after a successful 2011 campaign, being voted to the first team by the league's head coaches.
Canisius' two first-team All-MAAC selections are the most since 2008, when Adam Jones and Nick LoCoco both earned first-team honors. In addition, the Griffs led all schools with 11 all-academic selections on the night.
Coates anchored the Canisius defense throughout the 2011 season, earning all-conference honors for the first time in his career. The St. Catharines, Ontario native led the Griffs with 52 ground balls, while placing second on the squad with 18 caused turnovers. The senior led all MAAC defenders with 4.33 ground balls per game in 2011, while also adding two goals in his final season with the Golden Griffins.
Giourmetakis also earned first-team all-conference accolades for the first time in his career after leading the Canisius attack in 2011. The junior recorded team highs with 34 points, 22 goals and 12 assists this season and was even better during league play.
In MAAC games this season, Giourmetakis ranks second in the conference with 4.00 points per game and 2.67 goals per game, while placing fifth with 1.33 assists per game. The Edmonton, Alberta also finished the regular season first in the country by making 51.2 percent of his shots this season.
In addition to the two all-conference selections, 11 Griffs were recognized for their work off the field. Coates was joined by seniors Adam Jones and James McCready, juniors Mike Allaire, Kyle Bell, Travis Gibbons, Joe Greenwald and Justin Maderer plus sophomores Nick Carrasco, DJ Giacobbo and Hugh Weir on the MAAC All-Academic Team.
Canisius completed the 2011 campaign with a 3-3 MAAC record, finishing tied for fourth in the conference standings.


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" Authors: Fiona Watt,Rachel Wells / Format: Board book / Date of publication: 30 September 2005 / Genre: Baby Books / Subcategory: Picture & Activity Books / Category: Picture Books / Publisher: Usborne Publishing Ltd / Title: That's Not My Robot / ISBN 13: 9780746069608 / ISBN 10: 0746069608 / Alternative title: Usborne Touchy Feely Books: That's Not My Robot - Fiona Watt / Alternative ISBN 10: 074606960X "
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I like to read to my grandchildren and this is one of my little Grandson's favourite books.
We have quite a few touchy feely books and I have noticed a lot of them are written by Fiona Watt. Within our touchy feely range area few of these 'That's Not My...' books. I really like them and think it is nice to have children interacting with books in this way. In this range there are various books you can buy aimed at girls and boys. This Robot one is one which I bought with my grandson in mind and we read it a lot together.
The book has the same set up as the other books in this series. On each page we are shown a different robot and a reason why it isn't the right one. Each robot will have a part of them which is interactive. We havea robot with too shiny eyes and these have fancy shiny paper on them, a robot with crinkly hands and it's hands have a bobbly textured paper on them, a robot with prickly ears and the ears are like velcro as well as a few others.
The robots are all different and the textures are all different too. This gives children the chance to look at different things, to feel different things and hear different things too. When they hear the word prickly they then feel it and see it so can really get a good sense of what that word means and that is really nice.
The pictures are big and bold against a gold background. It stands out which catches the eyes of young children and I think it is why my grandson likes it so much. He loves to run his hands over the interactive touchy parts.
It isn't a story so children don't have to concentrate hard and you can go back to previous pages without it confusing the story. My grandson loves to feel the bumpy section on the robot's bumpy buttons and is always turning the page back to this one!
This is a lovely book. It is board so good for babies so they can get a good grip on the thick pages and try to turn them for themselves. A lovely book. We bought it for £5.99 and I'm glad we did as my grandson loves it.
Having written a somewhat negative review of "That's Not My Dinosaur", I felt I should also write a review of a more typical book in this series. We do have a number of books in this series and the quality of the other books has led to me expect nothing but the best from this series. In all honesty - had "That's Not My Dinosaur" been printed by another publisher I would not have been nearly so harsh. It may not be as good as the rest of this series - but it is still better any other touch and feel series I have found yet. This series has always been very good - but some of the more recent revamps have really been brilliant.
That's Not My Robot is one of the newer books in this series, and in addition to the usual textures, it also has quite a lot of sparkle and shine. I have found this on a few newer or revamped books and it does add to an already brilliant series. Throughout this book there are shiny metallic bits on the robots, sparks, stars and shiny buttons which add a bit more colour and fun to this title, and of course fit in very well with a robot theme.
The story follows the same pattern as all of the books in this series. A small white mouse is pictured on each page looking for his robot. He looks at each robot declaring "That's not my robot, and then uses an adjective to describe some feature on the robot that is different from his own - such as "That's not my Robot - Its hands are too crinkly" until at last he finds the one that is just right. Now when you have a large number of these books you would think children would find this too repetitive. It is basically the same story told over and over with only the variation of a different subject and a few different adjectives.
But very young children seem to love the predictability of this text - they love searching for the robot - or whatever other item it is, and they love knowing what will come next. I strongly believe that playing with books is a crucial step in developing literacy - although I have nothing but my own observations to support this. I believe that as children touch - feel and explore books all the while looking at familiar words or even reciting the words from memory they are little by little beginning to recognise key components of literacy. Additionally, as a parent reads a familiar text and the child follows the text they eventually learn many of the words. I can remember my oldest son sitting with these books for ages as he was learning to read, silently mouthing the words and he has since told me that this really helped him to learn to read. He knew many of the words and could guess the others using visual clues, memory, context and phonics. It was only as he really explained the process that I realised just how valuable this repetition is.
My sons do like robots and anything mechanical - as most boys do, so this was a very good choice for us, but I'm sure many girls would enjoy this as well. In fact I am quite certain I would have preferred this to the more girly books as a child. The robots here are all very friendly, which suits a book designed for babies and young children. I'm sure my boys would love an evil robot version - but that wouldn't be in keeping with this series.
As mentioned, this book has a lot of sparkle and bling in the form of shiny reflective foil type print which I have no idea how they managed. It seems to be some type of highly reflective silver print. In addition to this, four of the six textured materials are also very shiny and sparkly. The robots eyes are a thick squashy silver with hologram prints reflecting rainbow colours. Another robot has a rubbery gold material which is very metallic looking but produces an almost 3d effect with absolutely brilliant colours when held in the light. One robot has a cloth feet, but this cloth is covered in small silver spots which again reflect a rainbow of colours when held in the light. The final bit of bling is a thick red foil type material on the last robots antennae with a very smooth texture.
All of the textures on this book are very sturdy and well made. I have always made sure books were only handles with clean hands, but I have washed other books in this series which were purchased used in a very dirty condition. The pages are very thick cars with a smooth surface and will tolerate a quick wipe easily enough. All of the textures in this book would wipe clean easily enough as well. one of the non sparkly textures is a wonderful ridged red plastic for the robots hands, which seems to have taken the place of the old crinkly paper in older books. This looks as if it would last forever, and has a nicer feel as well. The final texture would be the hardest to clean - but it can be done. It is a nice velcro material for a robot dog's ears.
One final feature worth noting on this book - and all the books in this series is the corners. This may not seem like an important feature, but believe it or not, I have seen a child draw blood with when falling with a book if the corner hits them just right. Very small children tend to get very enthusiastic about their favourite stories and will often bring one to while running, or clamber up onto beds and sofas with a book in hand. Of course the odds of a serious injury are incredibly slim anyway, but I reason if a corner could poke through skin, it might be able to hurt a child's eye. this series is designed with babies and toddlers in mind and the corners are all well rounded with the paper covering very carefully tucked around each corner.
This book is intended for babies and very young children, but my sons are 4 and 7 and still choose the odd title from ths series when picking new books. They still enjoy the textures very much, and now that I know how useful these were to my son in learning to read, I am quite happy to have a good selection of these for my youngest to use as well. i would strongly suggest that even if the child does seem to outgrow these that parents hang onto them and bring them out again as they learn to read. these are especially lovely for families with siblings as the older child can take immense pride in reading a story to younger brother or sister, and just as I feel reading together is a wonderful bonding experience between parents and children - it can also be a great way for siblings to feel close to each other as well. I am quite lucky to have two boys that do get on very well, but I have often asked my oldest to read to his brother when they seem to be getting annoyed with each other and it usually does restore the peace. I can't recommend this series strongly enough for babies and toddlers - but don't discount it for older children as well.
This book sells for £4.49 new - and in this case I do recommend new books unless you can see before buying as these books are often treated as playthings - even chew toys and some used ones can be pretty rough. I would also note that in several books in this series the textures may be different in older books - so you might not get all the same ones in a used book.
Eight month old Freddy and I really enjoy sharing a book before he goes to bed, and we have done since he was tiny. Our favourite books to share are the "That's not my..." range, written by Fiona Watts, illustrated by Rachel Wells and published by Usborne. There's an increasingly large number of books in this range, but the one we shared tonight was "That's not my robot". This book follows a very simple format, with each double page showing a different picture a robot, with the words "That's not my robot...." followed by why it's not my robot and then on the final page we find our robot. Although this isn't the most enthralling book for a parent, babies love it especially as each page also features a texture for baby to explore.
Whenever Freddy sees this book, he gets all excited and can't wait to grab hold of it and start exploring the pages. At approximately 6" square it's a perfect size for him to hold and he finds it easy to help me turn the chunky cardboard pages. Before we even open the first page there's plenty to explore as the front page features a robot with squidgy, shiny eyes that he loves to press on and feel. After a couple of minutes looking at the front page, we turn the page and Freddy looks up at me with those gorgeous brown eyes while I read the next page. We continue this all through the book until the final page when we find our robot.
Each of the robots are significantly different, but all feature friendly, smiling faces and there are lots of foil details on each page. Among the different textures to explore are crinkly hands, bumpy buttons, prickly ears and squashy feet, while our robot has sparkly antennae. Freddy loves exploring all these different textures and because we've shared the book so many times he knows exactly where on the page he needs to touch. Freddy's always a little bit upset when we've finished the book, so we normally read through it at least twice before bedtime.
As well as simply fostering a love of reading, this book can also be used as a valuable tool, especially to aid vocabulary. I know Freddy is way too young to talk, but I'm hoping that sharing this type of book with him will help him learn lots of descriptive words. For this reason as well as reading the words I spend a little time describing the pictures and textures. Although the pictures are quite simple there's still plenty to talk about, with the different colours and shapes. One of the robots is even a dog, which means I can make lots of 'woof woof' noises. The textures are also well described, but some of the words used will be very difficult for even fairly advanced young readers, so this is definitely a book for sharing.
As Freddy gets older and begins to talk, the repetitive nature of the book should encourage him to join in and he should start to anticipate whether the robot is ours or not. There's also a mouse hiding on each page (not very well hidden though) that he'll be able to look for, which will aid his observation skills.
This is a brilliant book, from a brilliant range of books and one of Freddy's firm favourites. As soon as he sees the book he gets excited, and then his attention doesn't waver until we've read the book at least twice. Being made of card, the book is able to take Freddy's rather clumsy attempts at turning the pages, which means I can allow him to help hold the book (unlike paper pages that would rip) and it's laminated so it's easy to wipe dribble off. It's not, however, immune to bite marks, Freddy has managed to leave his mark on one of his other books in this range and it is fairly heavy and does hurt if it falls and hits you on the toe.
So this is a book that I am recommending to parents of babies and young children, with their being no lower age limit. It's never too early to start sharing books, and books such as this are ideal as they turn story time into a multi-sensory experience. As for an upper limit, well I would say that even a two to three year old would still enjoy this book and perhaps older than that. So, with a rrp of £5.99 (or £3.35 on Amazon), I'm giving That's Not My Robot an extremely healthy five stars out of five and I'm sure Freddy agrees with me.
This book is a board book, written by Fiona Watt illustrated by Rachel Wells. The RRP is £5.99 though I have seen it cheaper in Tesco and on amazon. It is another book in the Usborne touchy-feely range of books, this one is all about robots!
As with other books in this series the pictures are bold and bright with an area of different texture on each page.
On the front cover is a robot with big shiny eyes, above the picture is the title "That's not my robot...." under the picture is the text "its eyes are too shiny" over the 5 double pages are illustrations of other robots each with a part that is touchy-feely. There is a robot with crinkly hands, one with bumpy buttons, another has squashy feet, one has prickly ears and 'your' robot at the end is the one with......... I'll leave you to find that out for yourself!
In addition to the touchy-feely areas and the 'story' there is a little white mouse on each page that you and your child can look for.
This is one we've had from the library, and I think we got it 2 weeks ago and have 'read' it everyday so far!!
I have two year old twins who love reading. Well, they love being read to, and that's about as much as you can hope for at that age! Usbourne Touchy Feely books are amongst their favourites. These books are aimed at pre-schoolers and have something for each age. Babies and little toddlers enjoy fiddling with the textured pages and looking at the bright pictures, wheras older children will enjoy the (very basic) plot.
Touchy Feely books are about fifteen centimetres square and are made of pretty tough board. My two are really heavy handed with their books and toys and these books have stood the test of time and still look fairly new.
The format of this book is the same as all the others in the series. It has six pages, the first five are taken up with pictures of robots which are patently not MY robot. Each page is headed with the caption 'That's not my robot....' and then goes on to say why, whether it's because it's it's eyes are too shiny or it's hands are too crinkly or whatever. Then on the last page, aaaah... 'THAT'S my robot...it's antenna are so sparkly!' Each page has a bit of material or textured paper for your little one to fiddle with.
The best way of reading this particular book is to adopt a robot voice. 'That's...not...my...robot...his...eyes...are...too...shiny.' If you can do The Robot (the dance that was popular in the 80's) at the same time then that always raises a few giggles!
Other titles in the series include That's Not My Kitten, Tractor, Dinosaur, Train and Bunny. Touchy Feely books are available from all bookshops and are £4.99 each, although Waterstones and the Early Learning Centre often do 3 for 2 deals.
This is a colourful and well-made board book - it will stand quite a lot of rough treatment! It is a good size for a toddler to hold. It has 6 pages although the story starts on the front.
The illustrations are simple and eye-catching, with shiny bits and textured bits. The textures are quite inventive too - not your run-of-the-mill fluffy or rough!.
The story goes like this:
That's not my robot, it's eyes are too shiny
Then on each page, another reason why - it's hands are too crinkly etc
And then finally "that's my robot - it's antennae are so sparkly!"
It is very predictable which helps toddlers to understand how a story hangs together and what the point of a book is. They can remember the words and join in, too.
Also on each page is the little mouse who is looking for his robot. Toddlers love to hunt for the mouse.
I do find myself inventing new ones for the series though. Perhaps a party one - "That's not my wine-glass, the lipstick is too smudgy"? And there is definitely a case for "That's not my rash - the spots are too big", perhaps with input from NHS Direct.
Children's author Fiona Watt's series of Usborne Touchy-Feely books are a firm favourite among many parents, myself included. The books are aimed at 1-3 year olds and target learning in terms of word association, touch and sight, by providing different textured surfaces and parent cooperation. Each book features an animal or vehicle or, in this case, robot, and searches for 'my' one, by comparing textures and discussing why it isn't 'mine.'
That's Not My Robot goes through a number of robots that must belong to someone else before finally settling on 'my' robot. The front cover is quite appealing, with the picture of a pale blue robot, with the text on the page reading: 'That's not my robot....its eyes are too shiny.' The eys of the robot are shiny to look at and also feel rather smooth, thus helping the child to associate the word 'shiny' with something that both looks and feels shiny. Ensuing pages see various wrong robots such as one with bumpy buttons, before finally alighting on the last page, when we find the right robot. Each page has a different texture and is very good for the child to learn.
My son is currently in his reception year at school, and his teacher uses these books as aids to learning how to read. The words are simple enough and repetitive, so the child can gather up some confidence in that way. This way is limited as all the books have a similar format, so once they learn to say 'That's not my....' for every page, they are no longer reading and merely reciting from memory. However, it's a good idea and it has certainly helped my son and his reading.
I recommend having at least one of these books for learning purposes. For fun, you can collect them, and they do provide a bit of variety as opposed to showing them the same book with the same pictures and textures in, but for kids aged 1-3 this repetition can be rather important and is ultimately a strong way of them learning and also spending time together as parent and child. The books retail at £4.99 each, and are available from most bookshops.
There is nothing worse than when you're son or daughter loses a favourite toy and this book shows the story of one child's search for the right one.
***The Background***
Usborne are well known for their fantastic range of children's books. From the youngest of toddlers to the more advanced reader they have something for everyone.
This book is written by Fiona Watts and illustrated by Rachel Wells and is one in a large series of books that are simple to read and lovely to look at. Each one features a different type of toy and throughout the book there are lots of touchy feely bits that show differentials between each one that is on show.
***The Story***
The story on this book starts on the front cover,
"That's Not My Robot..."
Shown below is a silver robot with big square eyes. These eyes are padded and shiny and an excellent start to the touchy feely experience for your child. Below the picture are the words,
"its eyes are too shiny."
As we go through the book there are lots of different robots but none of them are the correct one as they all have something that is different to the one that is being looked for. On one page its buttons are too bumpy and on another its feet are too squashy.
On the last page we finally find the robot that we have been looking for. How do we know it's the right one - quite simply because its antennae are so sparkly.
***The Illustrations***
The illustrations are very bright and colourful and there are a number of different textures used to create different effects to stimulate your child.
***My Thoughts***
We have had quite a few of these books from the library now and despite my son being four, he still seems to love this set of touchy feely books. I'm not sure if it's the different textures that attract him or whether it's the simple story, as we have found that he is able to point to the words "That's not my robot," on each page and say them with us.
For anyone with younger children, these books would be ideal as they are made of sturdy thick board pages and the textured bits seem to be well fitted in, unlike some of the cheaper varieties on the market.
I love reading this type of book to my son, as he really gets a buzz from noting the differences and looking out for the little mouse that is on every set of pages throughout. They are a great learning tool for children to experience rough bits like the prickly ears on one puppy robot or to feel bumpy bits like one robot's crinkly hands which are made for a type of corrugated paper.
As well as these hands on bits, there are also silvery, sparkly bits on each page to catch a child's eye. This could be to show metal bits on the robots themselves or to illustrate stars that emerge from the robots as they move.
I know that my son will probably outgrow this type of books very soon as he has started to select more a story type book when we visit the library but until that day I shall continue to enjoy these with him.
***Other Books In The Series***
That's Not My Puppy
That's Not My Kitten
That's Not My Truck
That's Not My Dinosaur
That's Not My Bear
That's Not My Tractor
That's Not My Bunny
That's Not My Mermaid
That's Not My Teddy
That's Not My Train
That's Not My Dolly
That's Not My Lion
That's Not My Dragon
That's Not My Monster
That's Not My Fairy
That's Not My Car
***Other Information***
This book retails at £5.99 which may seem a little bit expensive but you can get it cheaper from Tesco, WH Smith or Amazon for only £4.79.
ISBN No. 074606960X


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This is a discussion on Best sights for carry XDsc within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I have a new XDsc that will be my carry gun. It's going to be in a CrossBreed IWB. What is the best sights our ...
I have a new XDsc that will be my carry gun. It's going to be in a CrossBreed IWB.
What is the best sights our there for it? The XS-sights look good. Will the big dot fit the supertuck? How about the standard?
Are the night sights worth it?
If not XS sights, then what are other better options?
The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing..... Albert Einstein
I have an XD9sc and ordered it from the factory with XS Big Dot tritium sights
Best choice I've ever made. You will get a faster target acquisition than you can using a traditional 3 dot sight configuration. The eye just adjusts quicker to a vertical alignment than it does with a horizontal alignment.
I believed what I read, but really didn't think I could tell a difference until I got them. YES, I do get on target quicker with the Big Dots.
Will be putting them on more of my pistols in the future for sure.
As a side note, my XD9sc is my back up gun, so I predominantly use it with my non-dominant hand and find the Big Dots and vertical alignment really helps for non-dominant (weak side) shooting. I do on occasion carry it as my primary and something smaller as a back up and of course the Big Dots are great with your normal dominant side.
I have found the Big Dots have had no problem with any of my holsters, including my Brommeland Max-Con V.
As the tritium night sights go, I will never get another defensive gun without them if they are available for that gun. I have a tritium bead on my shotgun, tritium iron sights on my AR-15 and tritium sights on my Glock-23 and of course the Tritium Big Dots on the XD9sc.
One of the reasons I'm not carrying my 1911's because I don't have night sights on them yet.
Semper Fi
"The gun is the great equalizer... For it is the gun, that allows the meek to repel the monsters; Whom are bigger, stronger and without conscience, prey on those who without one, would surely perish."
another option to look into is TFO sights from TRU GLO. They have Tritium glowing against the back of fiber optic sights. During the day the fiber optic picks up ambient light to make them glow, at night the tritium lights up. I put a bright green dot up front and duller yellow lights in teh back, makes it easy to get a quick front sight in stressful situations.
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing."
I'm waiting to get a set of the XS big dots for my XD9sc, as I feel they are some of the best combat sights available!
"All war is deception" --Sun Tzu
Ditto for me on the Big Dots.
The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.
Thomas Jefferson
Are the XS Big Dots something that a person can install himself, or does it need taken to a gunsmith? Again, I have a Springfield XDsc.
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Best sights for carry XDsc?
Best only makes sense when it is applied to a specific user performance attribute of the sights. Even then, so much depends on the user, his health, his eyesight, his age, etc.
The best you can hope for is for others to comment and tell you what attribute they are evaluating.
When the smoke clears, you will need to try them out for yourself to personalize your answer.
Good 'ole Trijicons...for me...on both my Glocks. Meps on the Kimbers.
Night sights are definitely worth it if you have sixty year old eyes...perfect for shots in a dark house...
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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I'm going with the TruGlo sights.... talked with several here that have them, etc. and seem to be the best ones as far as working well at night and in the daylight. About $100.
Word of warning. Some users have reported the fiber falling out of the sights. Just secure them with a small dab of superglue and you're good to go.


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|Posted: Thu Jul 6th, 2006 05:19 pm
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|Firstly - what an amazing site. I have been researching here and have learned a lot already.
I have a Kenmore 665.16382300 dishwasher which has had washing and drying problems for a while. I did the cup in the top rack test - water pump flow is good and the water is filling to just below the element. The diagnostics are not giving me a good indication on the Thermistor but since I have no dryer heat as well as no heated water the schematics seem to indicate the issue is likely to be in the heater circuit which is separate from the Thermistor circuit.
My first issue is that I know I need to test the thermostat in the heater circuit - where is it and how do I get at it (and how many arms will I need?)? The thermostat is referred to as the HI-limit thermostat in the schematics - ie the one that stops things getting too hot (above 80c). What is the best way to test the thermostat ? My assumption is I test for resistance and if it shows an open circuit when cold I know there is a problem there.
My second question is whether the thermistor has any relevance on the drying cycle - I think it just measures incoming water temperature and adjusts heating to achieve the right wash temperature and therefore has no relevance to drying. Is this right? (I can see this component inside the sump so that should be easy to test anyway.)
I know I have to test the board as part of this routine also (my other suspect is the relay on that board that feeds the dryer) but I wanted to have the above knowledge to hand before I start off.
Thanks in advance!
|Posted: Thu Jul 6th, 2006 08:42 pm
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|This should be as clear as mud:
There are a couple of "service flashes" on this unit for heating element failure that does not heat the water to adequately clean or dry the dishes.
For serial #'s that range from FM27 - FP33, you should have received a notice if you registered your dishwasher. Call for a free repair the service number on your label plate (Expires 31 December, 2006).
Stainless tub part
Heating element kit with electronic control
Plastic tub part
Element, heating
There is a heating element issue for serial #'s FK30 - FR36. You will need to order the above heating element if it does not fall within the narrower FM27 - FP33 range.
Last edited on Fri Aug 18th, 2006 05:29 pm by Samurai Appliance Repair Man
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|Posted: Thu Jul 6th, 2006 08:50 pm
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|P.S. The T-stat is behind the toe panel attached to the tub, has 2 wires running up to it to help you locate it, part # 30 in the attached diagram...
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|Posted: Thu Jul 6th, 2006 09:21 pm
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|Thank you so much - I will check the serial number tonight - will I have to refer to a specific service flash if I call it in ? Does this apply in Canada also? (Just don't want them coming out then charging me the earth to do the job, but if it is a free repair versus me crawling about under the machine....)
If I have to change the element myself because it is outside the serial number range, how easy will this be to do? If the element has failed will it show up on a resistance check?
Thanks again
|Posted: Fri Jul 7th, 2006 01:29 am
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|Well - I am just outside the range for the free repair but inside the range of the issue you describe - out with the mulitmeter then the real fun can start I suspect. I get the feeling from some initial research that switching the element is a case of taking out the pump etc before I can access the element. Sounds like several suds worth if I have to go there - here's praying for a faulty thermostat.
Update - you were right it looks like the heater element is faulty. Got the element out using instructions for a kitchen aid (attached for reference - different element issue but same set up) and measured resistance of the element - open circuit. I am glad it was not the termostat - that little devil looks pretty tough to get out in fact, even though it is easily accessible. Was not as tough as I thought to get this all apart - challenge is how I get all back together - everything is in neatly labelled little bags ready for when the part arrives now.
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|Well I have managed to replace the heater element and everything is checking out in terms of measurements, diagnostics etc - unfortunately I have a problem with the keypad also - the active vent assembly seems to have failed at some point which has allowed water to get into the keypad over time leaving me with several keys shorted out. I have ordered the parts to replace the vent, the relevant seal and the keypad (almost a new dishwasher so far). One concern I have - I was very careful to note down which wire attached to what but I have a nagging feeling my notes for the wax motor on the vent assembly are wrong - does a wax motor require the correct polarity (ie does it matter) or is it just a case of current heating wax regardless of polarity?
By the way - having put it all back together, including all the little card shields etc I swear you must all have 7 fingers on each hand to do this kind of thing on a daily basis.
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|No concerns for polarity on a wax motor, either way will work, not polarity sensitive......
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|Posted: Wed Sep 6th, 2006 06:44 pm
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|Final update - several hundred dollars in parts later - the machine is working as good as new. I can see why people often resort to replacement and why the repair industry is struggling - the machine cost C$800 + taxes when new 2 years ago and the parts to fix it now were around C$400.
In my view the venting is a design flaw on these machines - its too easy for liquids or other unpleasants substances to get into that vent on the inside of the door when you are loading the machine to then work their way through the vent into the keypad over time. There is a seal between vent and fascia to try to stop that happening but high temperatures from venting when drying mean that wont last forever. Ironically there are holes on the inside of the fascia which almost look like they were designed to let moisture into the keypad circuit board... I dont think anybody could have designed in inherent failure after around 2 years better if they tried.
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OE Tuning Audi S5 custom dyno tune results - +15 whpThis car was tuned in Massachussets by OE Tuning dealer Brentuning. The car is completely stock on 93 octane fuel. Solid gains through the curve of 15 wheel horsepower and 18 wheel torque are seen. This dyno is a dynapack, which is a hub dyno. There is a visible torque dip at 5000 rpm which we are not sure what to attribute to and will try to get further details on.
This article was originally published in forum thread: OE Tuning Audi S5 custom dyno tune results - +15 whp started by Sticky View original post5 Comments
I was the one doing this S5. This was the owner's response:
Tune is great, car feels awesome. I definitely notice the throttle response improvement and I can feel the torque gains...
The exhaust sounds significantly louder and cleaner (which I'm very happy about)
Look up any S5 dyno graph, they all have that dip - stock / tuned / race gas doesn't matter. Although strange - It's part of the natural powerband. Much like the vanos change over on piggybacked 335i's.
FastGTI - I thought I schooled you on the dynapack thoroughly in the last thread, you simply do not care to understand and that's fine with me.
LostMarine - 06-07-2011, 10:57 PM
Its a great gain from just a tune, but i still always SMH at Audi for lacking a better motor in that gorgeous of a car
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BRONC / LADY BRONC BASKETBALL - The Sheridan high school basketball teams split their conference games in Gillette the number one ranked Gillette girls beat the Lady Broncs 67-38, the boys game was a classic and went into overtime where the Broncs out lasted Gillette 72-71 to pick up an impressive road victory.
The Broncs led most of the way with Gillette nipping at their heels all night and finally catching the broncs and forcing overtime.
Gillette 67 Sheridan 38
Big Horn 56 Moorcroft 24
Tongue River 67 Upton 45
Sheridan 72 Gillette 71 OT
Big Horn 79 Moorcroft 26
Upton 66 Tongue River 50
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Sheridan - 72
Gillette - 71
Big Horn - 79
Moorcroft - 26
Tongue River - 50
Upton - 66
Rock Springs - 81
Kelly Walsh - 73
Cheyenne East - 63
Laramie - 61
Cheyenne South - 49
Cheyenne Central - 47
Green River - 86
Natrona - 76
Evanston - 65
Jackson - 57
Sheridan - 38
Gillette - 67
Big Horn - 56
Moorcroft - 24
Tongue River - 67
Upton - 45
Cheyenne East - 46
Laramie - 28
Natrona - 62
Green River - 44
Rock Springs - 57
Sheridan Lady Broncs - 38
Gillette Lady Camels - 67
Sheridan Broncs - 72
Gillette Camels - 71
BRONC / LADY BRONC BASKETBALL - The Sheridan high school basketball teams head to Gillette tonight for their only games of the week.
Game times has the girls tipping off at 6:00 the boys go at 7:30 we will have both games live for you on 14-10 KWYO and 87.7 FM ESPN radio.
BH BASKETBALL - The Big Horn basketball teams will play at Moorcroft today and end the weekend at home tomorrow with Sundance.
TR BASKETBALL - The Tongue River Eagles and Lady Eagles will play all four conference games on the road they'll be in Upton this evening and at Wright tomorrow.
BRONC / LADY BRONC BASKETBALL - The Sheridan high school basketball teams head to Gillette tomorrow night for their only games of the week.
The Broncs are 3-1 in league play and sit in second place behind Gillette in the conference standings the boys 4-A East is showing a lot of parody as we get through the first half of the season, the Broncs went on the road and beat Cheyenne South two weeks ago, last Saturday the Cheyenne East came to Sheridan and shocked the Broncs and last night it was South helping out the Broncs by knocking off the East.
The six winners of the Sheridan Elks Hoop Shoot traveled to Casper on Jan. 21. to compete in the NE District Hoop Shoot and 5 of the 6 came back as champions.
Ella Bilyeu won the Girls 8-9 age group.
Aubrey Beard won the Girls 10-11
Jake McCarthy won the Boys 8-9
Mark Gilbert won the Boys 10-11
Wyatt Ostler won the Boys 12-13
They have earned the right to participate in the State Hoop Shoot in Casper on Feb. 18.
BRONC / LADY BRONC BASKETBALL - The Bronc and Lady Bronc basketball teams head to Gillette Friday night for their only games of the week.
The Broncs are 3-1 in league play and sit in second place behind Gillette in the conference standings they are coming off a tough home loss against Cheyenne East and Head coach Jeff Martini says they are going to have be a lot better Friday night.
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Last Saturday I had a pretty good night. When I was going to my friend's house, a Sunfire tried to take me on 3 times, and I won those 3 times. When I arrived at my friend's house, we usually go to a spot where we can drag all we want. My first opponent was a Protege and beat him by 3-4 car lengths. Next opponent was a Matrix and won by a car length. My third opponent was a Grand Am and I lost the first time and third time I raced him because I missed 3rd gear in both races
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When I came back from the summer, the first day of school I met up with Anthony and he invited me to Young Life. Not knowing what it really was I said yes and went to his house after school. We sat on his front steps and talked about God and Christ. I ended up giving my life to Christ. Ever since then Anthony has been my best friend and a mentor to me. He has been that friend that helps me through the hard things and always there for me when I have a tough question.
Since becoming a Christ follower I have done a lot of things because of my faith. I was a youth leader for 5 years, one of the most fun things I've done but also challenging. I have also gone to India and worked in orphanages. It was a big eye opener to how much people need Jesus. The hardest I have gone through would have to be the death of my little sister. She got into the wrong crowd and indulged in the life of drugs. August 2010 she passed away of an overdose. People need Jesus. They need a way to be with God and that's what Jesus did and why I follow him and want to show the world who he was.
February 2010, I met my wife Jenna at a youth conference we were both leaders at. I was attracted to her and pursued her. We connected quickly and agreed that we were looking for a relationship that was going somewhere. I met her family and they loved me. We got engaged in November and married in April. She is my best friend and I am excited to journey with her and God in our life together.
A verse that has stuck with me is Zephaniah 3:17, "The Lord your God is with you, He is mighty to save, He will take great delight in you, He will quiet you with his heart, He will rejoice over you with singing."


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Albert F. Shovelton, 88, Riverside
Albert F. Shovelton, 88, of "Harborview," 3663 Pawtucket Ave., Riverside, died peacefully on September 6, 2013. He was the beloved husband of Joan (Silvia) Shovelton.
Born in Fall River, a son of the late Albert E. and Margaret (Meagher) Shovelton, he lived in Riverside for 41 years.
Mr. Shovelton was a teacher for the North Attleboro School Department for 26 years before retiring in 1997. He then went onto to teach at St. Brendan School for 5 years. Albert was a communicant of St. Brendan Church and a former member of the church choir. Mr. Shovelton was a Suma Cum Lade graduate of The University of Rhode Island Class of 2005 where he also was a member of the Alumni Association. He was a published author.
Besides his wife of 44 years, he is survived by a son; Brian A. Shovelton of Warwick and two brothers; Rev. William J. Shovelton and Rev. Gerald T. Shovelton, both of Lady Lake, Fla.
His funeral will be held on Tuesday Sept. 10, from the W. Raymond Watson Funeral Home, 350 Willett Ave., Riverside with a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Brendan Church, Turner Avenue, Riverside. Burial followed in Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
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by Steve Carney
Luke Scott's worked a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the tenth inning off Brad Lincoln to give the Tampa Bay Rays a 5-4 victory in Thursday's finale of their four-game series with the Toronto Blue Jays.
Tampa Bay rally got started with two out, as Evan Longoria doubled off Aaron Loup, and James Loney was intentionally walked. Right-hander Brad Lincoln walked Ryan Roberts, but was ahead of Luke Scott 0-2 before Scott fouled off a pitch, then took four straight outside the strike zone to force in Longoria and end the game.
The Rays took another early lead, this time scoring twice in the first inning of R.A. Dickey. Kelly Johnson started the scoring as he doubled and came home two batters later on Longoria's first double of the game. Loney drew a walk, and Matt Joyce singled to right field, with Longoria just beating the throw from Jose Bautista to make it 2-0.
Toronto drew within a run in the second, as Edwin Encarnacion was hit by a pitch by David Price, went to second base on a groundout by Mark DeRosa, and scored on a single by Brett Lawrie.
The Blue Jays tied the game an inning later, as Rajai Davis reached on a throwing error with one out, advanced a base on a Melky Cabrera groundout and scored on a double by Bautista. Edwin Encarnacion then blooped a broken bat single just out of the reach of second baseman Ben Zobrist in right field to plate Bautista for Toronto's first lead.
Ben Zobrist knotted the game up again in the bottom of the third, as he tripled off Dickey with one out and scored two batters later on a passed ball.
Toronto regained the lead in the fifth, as Davis singled, stole both second and third, and scored two batters later on a sacrifice fly by Bautista.
The Rays again drew even in the seventh, when Yunel Escobar led off the inning with a home run to centerfield off reliever Steve Delabar.
Price gutted his way through the first eight innings, and Tampa Bay looked like they were going to break the tie in the bottom of the eighth, as Longoria singled and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Loney. Roberts flied out, and Scott singled into right field. However, Bautista was able to nail Longoria at the plate this time, and the game remained tied.
Kyle Farnsworth improved to 2-0 after pitching a perfect tenth inning.
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It was the second week in February, Parliament had just
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Fredrick Nicholson
3/25/2010 / Christian Living
We interrupt this program to bring you an exclusive interview. The man with us today is known as the King of Kings, Lord of Lords, Rose of Sharon, Lillie of the valley, Bright and Morning Star, Mary's Baby, Savior of the World , Son of God, let's welcome Jesus Christ! (applause , applause)
It's an Honor to have you with us Lord.
I am delighted to be here.
What would you say is the one thing that disappoints you the most about our world?
What I am most disappointed about is the fact that many of my children, those who believe in me, have become complacent or satisfied with less than what I paid for. When I gave my life on Calvary, I paid the price for sin, sickness, disease, poverty, lack, everything that mankind inherited because of Adam's sin. When my Father raised me from the dead, all power had been given unto me in heaven and in earth. Power to overcome sickness, disease, lack, poverty, insufficiency, even death. Now they have been reconnected to my Father and to his original purpose for their lives: to be fruitful, multiply, replenish, subdue, and dominate the earth. But they are not taking advantage of what is available to them. Many believe that because a certain disease runs in their family, they are destined to have to deal with it. They think that where they are now is all they'll ever see in life regarding their finances. Some even think they don't deserve anything because they keep letting me down. To them I say this. If you are in me and I in you, my Father no longer sees you through your human frailties. He looks and the scars on my back when I was beaten. He looks at the womb in my side, the nailprints in my hands and feet. He sees the scars from the crown of thorns slammed onto my head. And every time Satan brings forth a warrant for your arrest, my Father dismisses the case against you because of me. I'd tell them to read Isaiah 53:11, and there are many other references in the Bible that will help them. My Father wants me to tell them that He has a covenant with them and He always keep his promises. However, they will not be aware of what the covenant says if they don't spend time going over the warranty (the Bible). I must go now, but always remember I know each one of you. Your names are engraved in the palms of my Father's hands according to Isaiah 49:16.
James jumped as if he had been startled and opened up his eyes. He had fallen asleep on the couch where he had been reading his Bible. At first he was embarrassed having fallen asleep during his prayer time, but started to remember what he had been reading. He found his place which read:
"He shall see the travail of his soul, and shall be satisfied: by his knowledge shall my righteous servant justify many, for he shall bear their iniquities." Isaiah 53:11
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