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A chunky 3 dimensional wooden Dolls Puzzle from Janod
- 3 dolls made up of 9 pieces and backing board
- chunky 3 dimensional wooden pieces, perfectly sized for little hands
- Match them up on the tray or mix and match them to create gorgeous free standing dolls.
- Age range: 18months+
- Dimensions: 30 x 2.5 x 21cm
- Provides more than one way to play and learn
- Can be easily assembled like a standard puzzle that lies flat, but children can also use the sturdy, wooden pieces as stand-alone toys themselves.
- Encourages creativity & imagination
- Develops fine motor skills
- Made with natural, sustainably sourced wood
- Finished with bright and beautiful non-toxic paints
Janod is a renowned French brand of fun, educational toys with beautiful creative designs. Janod toys comply with current safety restrictions, in association with Bureau Véritas. Only non-toxic paints and stains are used.
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Fairytales of daddy loves mummy doesn't end with '... and they lived happily ever after.' Yet, it's the beginning of new lifes: Little prince, Little Princess and Little Baby Prince, from Kingdom of CD... The most wonderful and amazing babies in daddy and mummy's heart!~ Mummy blog: http://cre8tonecastle.blogspot.com/
Monday, September 6, 2010
The Binocular!
The simplest binocular,
Just stick both toilet roll together,
And paint with whatever colour I want......
Black and green,
Totally my own choice of colour...
Reminds mummy on army's colour~~~~~~
I peep,
I spy,
I look,
I see,
With binocular fully made by me!~
7 comments:
- smallkucing said...
i spy with my little eyes..
- Monday, 06 September, 2010
- MeRy said...
I also use the same like urs..toilet roll for binocular and I use string to tie up both the toilet roll.
- Monday, 06 September, 2010
- Merryn said...
so many peeping toms around... dangerous :D
- Monday, 06 September, 2010
- KidsDreamWork said...
What a coincident your boy make a binocular while I am searching high and low for my boy's lost binocular :D
- Monday, 06 September, 2010
- ChloeRuoyi said...
Eh so ngam... i just got ready all the materials and wanted to do the same thing with C too... holiday activity :)
- Monday, 06 September, 2010
- andrewjune said...
so cute! mummy's ideas always very creative!
i bought an actual one instead for my daughter hahaha...
- Tuesday, 07 September, 2010
- prince n princess mum said...
smallkucing, :)
Mery, string is good idea, too!
Merryn, haha... be careful ya..
KidsDreamWork, haha.. ya lor..
Chloe, hope Chloe enjoys..
June, good, she can play with it, too!
- Wednesday, 06 October, 2010

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Evaluation of Community Outreach HIV Prevention Programs in Vietnam
Project Description
Community outreach programs are a cornerstone of the U.S. government's HIV/AIDS prevention strategy in Vietnam. These programs employ outreach workers (peer and heath educators) to bring HIV-prevention education, condoms, information about counseling and testing, and other referral information to most-at-risk populations (MARP), including injection drug users (IDU), commercial sex workers (CSW), and men who have sex with men (MSM). Stigma and discrimination make reaching MARP individuals difficult in Vietnam. Therefore, peer-driven outreach programs are critical not only to bringing prevention messages to these populations, but also to connecting those individuals most likely to be infected with HIV to essential care and treatment services.
Boston University's Center for Global Health & Development (CGHD) conducted a comprehensive independent evaluation of PEPFAR-supported community outreach programs in order to provide important information for program improvement.
For the evaluation, over 2,200 interviews with MARP individuals in four provinces of Vietnam were conducted, including those who reported recent contact with a community outreach worker and those who did not. We supplemented these data with a survey of community outreach workers and in-depth interviews with selected MARP individuals and outreach workers in six provinces. Based on the data collected, we concluded that outreach workers were generally well-prepared to communicate effective prevention strategies and referral information to clients, though overall knowledge of HIV treatment options was low. The outreach programs appeared to be generating a ripple effect in increasing communication about HIV/AIDS beyond the clients directly targeted by outreach activities. Most importantly, they were also associated with reduced risky sexual behaviors and increased HIV testing.
The CGHD drafted specific recommendations for improving community outreach programs. These included:
- Working with other donors to ensure that MARPs have access to clean syringes and needles;
- Strengthening the training provided to community outreach workers in order to improve knowledge of HIV treatment;
- Improving staff motivation and productivity, specifically by considering offering drug cessation programs to long-serving peer educators and further analyzing staff turnover;
- Developing and utilizing new approaches for MSM, a group that revealed less satisfaction with outreach services than IDU and CSW.
This project is one activity of the CGHD's Child and Family Applied Research project (CFAR).
Project Details
|Principal Investigator
|Lora Sabin
|Boston University Co-Investigators
|Mary Bachman DeSilva, Davidson Hamer, Taryn Vian
|Dates of Research
|United States Agency for International Development (USAID)


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Education Can Make All the Difference in the Lives of Refugee Children
My partner and I were in Grand Bend over the weekend, marking the end of summer. The wonderful beach was full of happy families, large umbrellas and little kids playing along the shore.
We all live in one world, but in vastly different realities.
Refugees are all over the news these days -- and refugees never make the news. What's newsworthy about their daily hunger, struggle for documents, and lack of sleep? Refugees from the crop of modern wars have been around for decades with barely a twinge on the public consciousness.
This year, though, their desperation-fueled determination to survive has pushed through our collective acceptance of the status quo and has forced us to remember our neighbours.
"Remember" is a verb. It is an active thing, something we do that changes the present. Remembering our own past alters the way we view the context of our current lives. Remembering that we have neighbours who are in pain defines who we are. If that knowledge spurs us into the active decision to do nothing, then we will see ourselves as an insignificant sort of person who has no power to change our environment. If that remembering spurs us into actively trying to lift our neighbours' suffering, then we will see ourselves as someone with potential for heroics.
My first experience of a refugee camp was back in the late l990s when I traveled to Pakistan to meet with Afghans who had fled the Taliban. I never understood levels of poverty before that -- that a family living in a damp mud hut with cardboard floors and enough food for only one meal a day is vastly better off than a family who shares a rag tent with two other families and eats only once every three days.
We take for granted our ability to plan for the future. We make plans all the time, from what to have for dinner to what sort of a career we would like to when to get the family together for the next celebration. Not all our plans work out, but generally we have a reasonable expectation of being able to bring them to fruition.
So many of the refugees I've met around the world have lived with repeated disappointment. On-going disempowerment has taken away even their desire to plan because those plans have come to nothing. Their sense of future disappears and life becomes a series of agonizing moments, waiting, waiting, waiting.
To make a big difference in a refugee's life, give their children a school.
Save the Children recently participated in a study called "The Cost of War -- Calculating the Impact of the Collapse of Syria's Education System on Syria's Future". It says that the long-term cost to the Syrian economy of having over three million of its children never going back to school is more than two billion dollars. The cost to society is even greater.
A school says to a refugee child, "You have somewhere to go each day. You have someone who believes you can learn and who makes you sit up straight. You have an important job to do with your life and you are worth someone's time to see that you do it."
A school says to a refugee parent, "Your children are valuable to the world. Your journey to save them is a noble one. You are not alone, and the future will be better than the present."
When children are not in school they have fewer opportunities to watch themselves succeed at difficult tasks, fewer opportunities to explore the world beyond their present sight, and fewer chances to earn a living that will raise them out of exploitation.
What could be simpler than a school? What could be a better investment?
In 2000 the United Nations launched development goals aimed at lifting people out of the worst forms of poverty. Thanks to the building of more schools, the number of children not in school dropped by one third in ten years. At the end of that decade, though, those numbers started reversing. According to an article by Craig and Marc Kielburger, Canada's financial support for education in the developing world has been cut in half since 2010. This is at a time when the UN says 88 per cent of the world's poorest girls have not had the chance to complete their primary education, and when rage, chaos and war trauma have opened up space for extremism to march in.
We need to demand that those we elect this October promise to not just double our current contribution to education around the world, but quadruple it. The payoff will be greater than jewels, stocks, oil or precious metals. It might even be that we will collectively create a world where, when we think of a child on a beach, we think only of holiday.
Her fifth child, son Belal, was in good health until the day a sandstorm swept through their camp. "Our tent fell on us. I picked up my newly born child in my arms and ran with my other children randomly till we all hid ourselves in a neighbour's tent for two hours till the storm calmed down. During these two hours we didn't stop crying, it was so scary. Up to now, all my children are suffering from infection from the dust."
She had her daughter Zahra, her third child, just before the sandstorm as well. "We are left alone. No one comes to check on us. We live by the roadside."
Moussa recently gave birth to her son Abdulelah, her fourth child. "I delivered several days after my due day and I was so afraid. We had to borrow money for me to deliver and up to now my husband hasn't paid it back. He can't afford it."
Hamada just gave birth to her first son, Ra'fat. "Winter is so cold, summer is hot and dry. My husband hardly works and some of the decisions we had to make have been deciding what is more important: To buy bread to feed ourselves or medicine in case my child is in need? "A day of treatment for my baby who suffered from diarrhea is like a month of work for my husband."
Ali gave birth to her first daughter, Khadija on August 14. "We left Syria two years ago with nothing and today we have nothing, I wish someone could turn to us, help us, take us out of our misery."
Eidah knew life would get harder with the birth of her daughter Salam, but she still feels disappointed in this "unfair world"."We used to be two and now we are three.When it was only me and my husband, it didn't matter if we went to sleep hungry, but now we have a child and I don't know how we are going to feed her."
Alkhalid worried about the future when she was pregnant with her second daughter, Mariam. Now that Mariam is four and a half months old, the challenges seem even greater. "We are the ones who live outside of the registered camps with miserable conditions. My husband has no work. All we want is people to help us and pay us some attention."
Alhumaidi does not know what to do after the birth of her seventh child, Islam."I'm speechless, I have no words left. We are done complaining and begging for help. We are abandoned here. I just want to go back to my country. Even if we have to start from zero there as we lost our home, at least we will be able to live with dignity."
After delivering Mezwid, her first son, despite fears of medical complications, Alsayil says she now feels "complete" for the first time in months. "Holding him feels like the best gift I could be granted," she says.


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This is the moment a young boy in China was sent flying two metres into the air - a clear warning to anyone who thinks throwing a lit firecracker into a sewer is a wise idea.
CCTV shows a young boy on roller skates in a park with two other children and a man. Local news reports in China's Henan Province suggest the boy was five years old and the older man was his uncle.
The five-year-old can be seen placing two lit firecrackers into the manhole underneath him, as his uncle and the two other children look on.
Suddenly, the manhole cover explodes upwards, sending the young boy flying into the air, landing back on the pavement head first. His uncle and the two children appear unhurt, with the uncle helping the five-year-old to his feet shortly after the explosion.
Security staff member Bao Yiming said that three manholes were blown out of position in the event, describing it as a "very serious explosion". The trio of manholes were launched over three metres into the air.
"The boy lay down there, he stood up after a few minutes," Yiming said. "His leg had a flesh wound and he had a little bruise on the right-side of his face."
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Jimmy Fallon Bit: Brian Williams Sings "Gin And Juice"
First, from the Late Night With Jimmy Fallon crew, we got "Rapper's Delight". Now from the Tonight Show crew (probably largely all the same brilliant peeps) we have "Gin & Juice"......starring NBC Anchor Brian Williams.
I can't even imagine the pain staking process of finding and editing together all these clips to make it even remotely resemble the song.....someone deserves a raise. Unless they feel they're being fairly compensated of course. :)
I don't know about you, but this makes me wonder what words the crew is sitting and waiting for Mr. Williams to say. Like....if he would JUST say "Lenny Bruce" and "clatter" we'd have "It's The End Of The World As We Know It" by REM done! Or if he'd just say "citaaay" and "Compton" we'd have "California Love" in the can! We have EVERYTHING ready except those two words.....for the love of humanity Mr. Williams just say it!
Anyway, enjoy "Gin & Juice" I found it brilliant.


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1418 Northridge Drive, Hudson, WI 54016
About the Listing
Well cared for home with mature trees and private back yard. Built when bedrooms and lots were generous sizes. This home has a large eat-in kitchen, open floor plan with 4 season porch and 2 large bay windows. Four bedrooms up including the owner's suite with dual walk-in closets, jetted tub and separate dressing area. LL walk-out has huge rec room, add'l bedroom and tons of storage. Outside you can enjoy the double decks with sunken hot tub and well maintained landscaping.
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Property Details for 1418 Northridge Drive, Hudson, WI 54016
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 2 Full | 1 Three-Qtr | 1 Half
Lot Size: 0.74 Acres
Lot Dimensions: city lot
Year Built: 1989
Garage Dimensions: 3 car
Garage: Driveway - Asphalt
Style: (SF) Two Stories
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 3721
Above Ground Sq Ft: 2621
Below Ground Sq Ft: 1100 (approx)
Room Information for 1418 Northridge Drive, Hudson, WI 54016
Main Floor
Living Room: 15x13
Dining Room: 13x12
Family Room: 22x13
Kitchen: 13x10
Three Season Porch: 15x11
Upper Floor
Bedroom 1: 15x13
Bedroom 2: 13x11
Bedroom 3: 11x11
Bedroom 4: 13x11
Deck: 12x10
Lower Floor
Recreation Room: 21x16
Deck: 29x25
Dining Room Description: Separate/Formal Dining Room
Family Room Characteristics: Main Level
School Information for 1418 Northridge Drive, Hudson, WI 54016
School District: Hudson
School District Phone: 715-386-4901
Interior Features for 1418 Northridge Drive, Hudson, WI 54016
Appliances: Cooktop, Wall Oven, Exhaust Fan/Hood, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Disposal
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: Yes
Basement: (1100 sq Finished) Walkout, Full, Finished (Livable)
Exterior Features for 1418 Northridge Drive, Hudson, WI 54016
Lot Description: Tree Coverage - Heavy
Lot Dimensions: city lot
Roof: Asphalt Shingles
Zoning: Residential-Single
Financial Considerations for 1418 Northridge Drive, Hudson, WI 54016
Tax Amount: $5,797
Taxes w/Assessments: $5,797
Tax/Property ID: 236197416000
Tax Year: 2016
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Our work in Nicaragua
Sweden's cooperation with Nicaragua began in conjunction with the Sandinista revolution. To begin with it consisted of humanitarian support and emergency efforts. Broad popular movement support and bilateral development cooperation was later developed within areas such as health, research, state building, rural development and human rights.
Sweden's development cooperation with Nicaragua was phased out at the end of December 2011.
The large-scale project Exit Nicaragua has contributed to a responsible phase out of the cooperation, as it has documented and disseminated experiences and results of the 30-year development cooperation between the countries. Among others, two reports of cooperation on the 2001 - 2011 have been presented.
Skilled police officers against sexually-related violence
In all of our support to Nicaragua, we have worked to strengthen institutions and improve knowledge and awareness of human rights.
One area we have been prioritizing is sexually-related violence. This is evident in our co-operation with the police, where we have trained experts who can then pass this knowledge on to their colleagues.
In another programme, we have been working to give poor people in rural areas access to justice. We have done this through a programme for "barefoot lawyers", in other words people in villages who have basic training in law but who are working in different fields.
Knowledge brings greater yields
Most of the poor people in Nicaragua live in rural areas. The poorest areas are those around the Atlantic coast and northern Nicaragua. Since 2001, we have been supporting a large-scale project, FondeAgro. The target of the project is to reduce poverty among farmers with small-scale farming.
FondeAgro provides support to impoverished women to improve their small-scale farming so they can give their children a more varied diet. The project has also given impoverished small-scale farmers and farming cooperatives in northern Nicaragua technical help and support to improve their farming. Since the project began, the share of those in the target group that are living below the poverty line has fallen from 73 per cent to 47 per cent.
We have also provided support to a fund that will finance the government's programme to develop farming in rural areas, PRORUAL.
Access to midwives saves mothers
Health has been one of Sweden's biggest areas of co-operation in Nicaragua. For a long time, we have been supporting Nicaragua's department of health (MINSA) to develop sustainable plans and administrative systems for the country's health and medical care.
Sweden has been working actively to reduce maternal mortality. In cooperation with Karolinska Institutet, we have contributed to training 394 midwives. By July 2010, a total of 541 midwives had been trained, which is one in every five midwives in Nicaragua. The project is being run by the Ministry of Health together with the national university, UNAN. The Swedish Association for Sexuality Education's (RFSU) Mammakampen supports the training of midwives.
One important, though sensitive, area that Sweden has been working with is sexual and reproductive health and rights. This has been a central issue in the dialogue with Nicaragua and in support of the health sector and civil society.
Since the beginning of the 1980s, Sweden has been helping Nicaragua to build up its own competence within several areas through research. These include health, the environment, natural resources and technology. Post graduates from universities including UNAN have also been able to study at Swedish universities.


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Systagenix Adaptic® Non-adhering Dressing is a primary dressing made of knitted cellulose acetate fabric and impregnated with a specially formulated petrolatum emulsion. It is designed to help protect the wound while preventing the dressing from adhering to the wound and to minimize pain and trauma upon removal. It can be cut to wound size without unraveling or shredding.
Systagenix Adaptic Non-Adhering Dressing Features & Benefits
- Systagenix Adaptic Non-Adhering Dressing helps prevent dressing adherence.
- Helps protect regenerating tissue and minimise patient pain at dressing changes.
- Helps prevent pooling of fluid at the wound site.
- Exudate easily passes through to the secondary absorbent dressing.
- Protects the fragile tissue in wounds by its unique structure with small mesh size.
- Mesh allows for exudates to easily pass through to the secondary dressing used, preventing maceration of the wound surface.
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The kick start Leeds had hoped the Coca-Cola Cup might deliver to their ailing season failed to materialise at Elland Road, where the holders Aston Villa repeated the defeat they inflicted on the Yorkshire side at Wembley in March, albeit not by the 3-0 scoreline that so demoralised Leeds then and marked the beginning of the end for Howard Wilkinson.
Villa were denied a penalty somewhat controversially in the first half but ultimately won with another, converted by Dwight Yorke after Lee Sharpe's goal for Leeds had been cancelled out by Ian Taylor.
Leeds improved on their performance at Villa Park in the Premiership on Saturday but their manager, George Graham, conceded again that the result was a just one. Even so, for 70 minutes it seemed Villa's luck might be out.
Certainly their dismay after the first penalty incident was entirely reasonable. Having blocked one goal attempt by Villa's impressive midfielder Sasa Curcic, the Leeds defender Richard Jobson seemed clearly to trip his opponent as they both sought to gain possession of the loose ball. The referee, Jeff Winter, said later that his view of the challenge was obscured and therefore he could not penalise it, although his assistant seemed well placed.
Having emerged unscathed from a bright beginning by the home side, Villa steadily imposed their authority and appeared to be calling the shots in the opening minutes of the second half, when Yorke squandered one excellent opportunity with only Nigel Martyn to beat and then was denied only by the goalkeeper's sharp instincts when he attempted to turn in Tommy Johnson's cross at close range. Then Curcic struck an upright from 25 yards - so the goal that put Leeds ahead after 68 minutes came as an unexpected development.
The visiting team could possibly be criticised for losing concentration at the critical moment but the goal was a sweet one for Leeds, set up by Carlton Palmer's perceptive pass and Rod Wallace's run to the byline on the right. Sharpe arrived in the penalty area to blast his team mate's cross high into the Villa net.
But Leeds were denied much time to feel pleased with themselves: within less than two minutes Villa were level. Curcic went past Mark Ford on the left and though Martyn deflected the Serb's cross, Jobson failed to clear up and Taylor had a simple task to equalise. Sharpe's diving header almost regained the advantage for Leeds but Villa had their measure and the referee was well placed to rule in Villa's favour after the second penalty incident. Yorke was a foot inside the box when he was upended by Paul Beesley and then the striker got up to send Martyn the wrong way from the penalty spot.
Leeds, anxious to redeem themselves after the dismal emptiness of their performance at Wembley, had started full of commitment and might have scored at least three times in the first 10 minutes, when Andy Couzens, Wallace and Ian Rush, still seeking his first goal for Leeds, all went close.
"When you are on top like that it is important that you score a goal," Graham said afterwards. "We failed to do so and Villa are a quality side. I always knew they would be capable of stepping up a gear."
Leeds United: (3-5-2): Martyn; Radebe (Wetherall, 72), Beesley (Harte, 85), Jobson; Kelly, Palmer, Ford, Couzens, Sharpe; Rush, Wallace. Substitute not used: Beeney (gk).
Aston Villa (3-5-2): Bosnich; Ehiogu, Scimeca, Tiler; Nelson (Draper, 71), Taylor, Curcic, Townsend, Wright; Johnson, Yorke. Substitutes not used: Joachim, Oakes (gk).
Referee: J Winter (Stockton).
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tell me it will get better even though we both know it won'tMature
am i the only one i know
waging my wars behind my face and above my throat?
shadows will scream that i'm alone.
i've got a migraine and my pain will range from up, down, and sideways,
thank God it's Friday 'cause Fridays will always
be better than Sundays 'cause Sundays are my suicide days
- Migraine, twenty one pilots
and in the late night,
when i think she probably regrets it,
my mother sends me one text glowing gray in the dark:
i just want you to be happy.
mom, i'm sorry.
i'm sorry you got saddled with a kid turning their hips into warfields each day
who blames themself for everything and has a fucked-up/non-existent gender
and doesn't understand how to be anything but constantly and overwhelmingly sad
i wish you didn't but you did
and it's too late now
i say this because of the blood soaking heavy into my shirt,
thinner than i remember,
a gruesome red dulled by the fabric
it's sticking to my hip,
glued by crimson,
and i peel it away with a wince
i will not bandage this
i will lie to cc and tell her i did
but i will not
i'll just hope it stops bleeding
because i know my limits and while this is pressing them
it will not be anything but "handled"
i can't tell if the whooshing in my ears
is just in my head or if it's coming through the headphones i forgot i had on
and i know, i know,
i'm afraid of being my sister
even though there are probably worse things to fear
like the way my sister spits the pronouns "they" with disgust
and i cringe away, scared,
scared of her and myself and the things i tell myself at night
and the things i don't let myself think anymore
like what if i told them all
but i won't
broken record on repeat
hope i don't go insane tonight
like every night
a blank plea
for what's left to remain.


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"I'm aiming for a high five with the Duke when he gets here," says Nick O'Connor. "I saw that dude up on stage singing backup with Bon Jovi. He's cool. Don't you reckon he'd high five me?"
As project officer at the Northern Sound System in Elizabeth, the 32-year-old musician is helping to co-ordinate the visit of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to South Australia later this month. During their whistle-stop tour of the community school and recording studio, on 23 April, Kate and William will meet graffiti artists, join a rap session and watch skateboarders in action.
Like most of the trainee rappers, producers and video artists he works with at the council-funded facility, O'Connor seems flattered but slightly bewildered that they have been chosen to host these two posh "dudes" from England.
"I thought it was going to be some crap like One Direction," he chuckles. "Give me Kate and Wills any day. I think they'll get what we're doing."
Behind their face studs, tattoos and youthful angst, the students at Northern Sound System seem equally stunned by the prospect of meeting the couple.
"I mean, when you see them [on television] they are not standoffish old dudes," says Lane Orr, 20. "They are for the youth. I think they'll just rock up and see a nice venue and a good crowd."
Casey Zeches, 16, a member of the Aerosol Angels program, which provides a safe environment for graffiti artists, has never met anyone rich or famous before, but likes the look of the young royals.
"I think they'll both be really nice," she says.
News of the royal visit, the result of intense lobbying by the city of Playford and the state government, has electrified the northern suburbs of Adelaide – a region which has become a byword for violence, unemployment and social dysfunction.
Named in honour of the young Queen, Elizabeth was created in the 1950s as a garden community offering smart civic architecture, affordable housing and plentiful employment, similar to the New Town model so popular in the Britain at the time.
When the South Australian government ran an advertising campaign in the UK, thousands of new settlers responded to the promise of "sunshine and oranges" and boarded ships to Adelaide. Thanks to an assisted migration program they became known as "Ten Pound Poms".
Many of these original settlers, such as David and Pam Gallery, soon discovered that the city of their dreams consisted of empty paddocks, kangaroos, dry creek beds and, in summer, stifling heat.
"We knew people who were here for a fortnight and went back home. They never gave it a chance," recalls Pam, 73, from Eccles, Greater Manchester.
Fresh from dark, chilly postwar Britain, the two Mancunians fell in love with sunny Elizabeth and bought a three-bedroom house (with a garden) for £3,700 – they've lived here ever since, raised two daughters and have never revisited England.
"We liked it here and stayed," says Pam. "There were a lot of English clubs. Dave joined the archery club and won a cup – we've got a picture."
But the good times did not last. Elizabeth's fortunes were closely tied to heavy industry, especially the huge General Motors car factory. With the removal of import tariffs in the 1980s factories began to close and the dole queues lengthened. GM will cease manufacturing cars in Australia by 2016.
Youth unemployment in Adelaide's northern suburbs now stands at 41%, the second highest in the country. The crime statistics are equally chilling. Crime statistics show that there were 2,805 reported assaults in 2013, making Elizabeth Adelaide's most dangerous suburb.
By a strange quirk of history, Elizabeth, with all of its social ills, remains a bastion of monarchism. Locals voted as one against Australia becoming a republic in 1999 – and would no doubt do so again.
"You won't find too many republicans around here," says an elderly man at the shopping centre. "Elizabeth is very British. I'm wearing my Union Jack underpants today. Want to see them?"
The mayor of Playford, Glenn Docherty, 30, is aware of Elizabeth's negative media image, but is convinced that this garden suburb can make a successful transition from post-industrial basket case into the shiny new knowledge economy.
"There are plenty of challenges, but also a lot of opportunities," he says. "Part of what excited the royal couple was the regeneration going on here."
Given the suburb's British heritage and its long connection with the Queen, the mayor expected a positive reaction to the royal visit but even he has been astonished by the level of enthusiasm.
"Our community is so very excited," he says. "The phone lines have been running hot with people wanting to know where they can see the royal couple and how close they can get."
Organisers expect at least 50,000 people to line the streets of Elizabeth to see the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who will fly into nearby RAAF base Edinburgh after their visit to Uluru.
The council has been inundated with offers of gifts for Prince George, who will not accompany his parents to South Australia, including a jersey from the all-conquering Central District Football Club.
It is now 51 years since Queen Elizabeth stood in Windsor Green to unveil a new fountain – a gift from the people of Hemel Hempstead – and to view a modernist sculpture of two dancing figures. The optimism and promise of those days can be seen in the speeches and on the faces of the 4,000 British migrants who politely clapped the Queen.
"I am delighted to find that Elizabeth has grown into such an attractive and thriving community," she said. "No one could fail to be impressed by the design of the houses, each with its carefully attended garden, with the green open spaces, the avenue of trees and the general air of wellbeing."
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will struggle to find much trace of that sunny 1960s world. Windsor Green, popular for picnics and weddings, is now a carpark. The village fountain has been cut up and sold as scrap. Only the statue of the two dancers has survived the economic and social changes which have swept through Elizabeth. It now stands outside the council chambers – beautiful but forlorn. Like two lovers trapped in time.


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Based on 12 Reviews
Exactly what I wanted from a protein bar!
Yum! Delicious taste (although not super peanut-buttery), quality ingredients, high protein, no weird aftertaste, fudgy texture-- the greens are a bonus! I hate crunchy protein bars. These are perfectly chewy and not too sweet/no fakey taste. Very chocolatey. Will definitely order again! Probably the best "natural" protein bars I've tried.
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My kids love these!
This is their favorite bar to eat as a snack or at lunch. The taste is great, and I love the nutritional value of it. I'm so glad to be able to buy these by the case.
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These are hands down my favorite protein bars but I only gave them 4 stars because they are really inconsistent in terms of freshness. When they are fresh, they are absolutely amazing and delicious and I am so sad when the last bite comes. When they are not so fresh, the experience is ok. Nutritionally they are fantastic and I am never hungry after eating one.
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Great taste
I keep a box of these bars around all the time. They are great for a quick pick-me-up or as a snack on the run. They also help me get in my "protein" quota for the day if I'm unable to be at home to prepare all my meals for the day (I do not eat out in any restaurants or fast food places). Kids would love these as well as an after school snack.
- Dusty
Slightly odd taste, but overall pretty great
You definitely know theres greens in it. But at least it has a fudgy dense texture. Not the most delicious protein bar, but it definitely is healthy so that makes it better in my mind.
- Sarah
Had such high hopes as a choco/p.b. lover. But don't taste anything close to either one in this bar. More like a Tootsie roll, and with the same consistency. The two stars are for the high-protein content that does stave off hunger. The search continues...
- Monica
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They are great and they are a great meal replacment
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Love these! Very filling too.
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In my cart with each order.
Seriously, with every Thrive order I place, there is a box of these in it! I swear by these bars. They're super tasty and are fantastic when I'm on the go and need something quick to fill me up. I wish that they whey protein was concentrate (not isolates), but otherwise I just love these bars!
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Gluten Free and WAY better than Kind Bars
I like kind bars, but these gluten free, vegetarian protein greens bars are way better. They are full of flavor and filling so I like to have one between meals. They are also great after workouts.
Delicious and Healthy
These Protein Greens bars are super tasty. The chocolate is my favorite by far. I really like them. Then to add to it, they are super healthy. They have antioxidants and natural vitamins in it along with a great natural source of protein. They are filing and sweet enough to quench my sweet tooth.
- Brian_2k
Extremely nutritious
This is a great, all-natural protein bar without the sugar, fillers or other questionable ingredients found in most other bars. I get plenty of natural protein and antioxidants with these bars. They seem to be the healthiest I've encountered by far.
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* More World Cup football on TV - Germany v Brazil.
Day 41: Training through Romania
... pull out window T.T. I didn't realize this until towards the end of the train ride; better late than never!
The hotel is pretty close to the train station, but the neighborhood is extremely sketchy. There is a corner where kids wait and approach asking for money. They look about 5-7 years old.
Checking in was pretty straight forward. Air conditioning cost extra, so we plan to just sleep without sheets.
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... check out the Botanical gardens and do a Dungeon escape activity, but both were cash only. I tried to get as good of a look at the gardens from outside of the fence, and then decided to head back.
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I mean the kind that made your teeth chatter, your ass numb, and your nipples hard.
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It was nine o'clock; by the time I walked the five blocks from my office to Mikey's Bar and Grille.
The wind tried to impede my progress every step of the way, it cut through my jacket and reddened my face.
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A single bulb with a pull chain hung from the ceiling.
It was off. I turned it on.
After my eyes adjusted and my blood flowed freely again, I lit a cigarette and made my way down the flight of stairs, side-stepping a pile of red and yellow vomit.
I went into the bar.
Mike (Mikey) Smalls was the proprietor.
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I surveyed the room.
It was virtually empty for a Sunday night, with four other patrons milling about.
A good-looking blonde couple were at the pool table and from the sullen look on the guy's face, it looked like his girlfriend was beating him.
I turned my attention to one of the five booths.
Two elderly men were sitting across from each other. Gazing longingly, I thought, at one another through booze induced retinas.
On the other hand, they may have died that way.
I walked to the bar and snuffed out my cigarette.
Mikey's was the only place in the Utica area that allowed smoking in its establishments.
Either by hook or crook, it didn't matter. What Mikey decided, nobody questioned.
"Hey big guy," I said and took a stool.
He turned and gave me a bearded, gap-tooth grin.
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My name is Nick Stone, but he was the only one I ever allowed to call me by my birth name.
He threw the clipboard aside, grabbed a bottle of Heineken, a double shot of Canadian Club, and placed them in front of me.
I downed the whisky and drank half the beer.
I took great pleasure in the heat, as it coursed through my body.
"Pretty quiet," I said and lit a cigarette.
He nodded.
"Inventory night usually is."
I drank the last of my beer. Mikey gave me another.
"See those two men over there?"
He looked.
"Yeah?" He said.
"You might want to check on them. They look to be in a coma."
He grinned.
"Tom and Jerry always look like that."
"Tom and Jerry?" I asked, incredulously.
He raised his right hand.
"Honest to God," he said.
I shrugged.
"Did that guy from Laredo Falls show up yet?"
Mikey nodded.
"They're in my office."
I cocked my head.
"They?" I asked.
He looked like he swallowed the canary.
"Stryker's in there too."
I slapped a hand to my forehead in mock despair.
"Jesus. You didn't hear any gunfire, did you?"
Ricardo Stryker was a friend and a sometime business associate of mine.
He went to Rangoon and wasn't due back until next week.
"Nope. They've been as quiet as church mice."
"That's even worse," I said.
Stryker and I were on opposite sides of the law.
I was paid to find people. He was paid to kill them.
We've been friends our entire lives and he figured by helping me; he would earn his Good Samaritan Points.
Although money always tasted better when you killed someone.
I stood up.
"I better get in there."
He nodded.
"By the way," I said. "There's some red and yellow vomit in your stairwell, I thought you could use it in your chili."
He laughed. It was a frightening sound.
"Might taste better," he said.
I grinned, took another beer, and went to his office.


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Awareness slowly started to come back to Nytahl. She could feel the throbbing in her ravaged arm, the ache in her overworked muscles and the sounds of hidden creatures and whispering voices.
Gritting her teeth, she slowly sat up. A wave of dizziness swam through her, causing her to sway. She dug the fingers of her good hand into the dirt and clenched her teeth together and waited for the dizziness to pass.
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"What happened to him?" She asked.
Raitoguchi looked over at her as paused from polishing his Katana.
"Had a run in with Step." He murmured. Nytahl grunted and looked down at her arm.
The skin on her arm was still ripped, exposing the muscle and bone. The muscle in her arm had started to scab over, with pus leaking through and blending with the small drops of blood that seeped through the scabs. She curled her lip and tore another strip off her clothing and wrapped it around the still raw wound.
She took a deep breath and got to her feet.
"Well, now that we're down here, does that mean that we're closer to finding Sukeroku?" She asked.
Johnathan sidled up to her and looked down the dark footpath that they had yet to venture down.
"Yes. He is down here somewhere, it is only a matter of time before we find him." He comented. Nytahl nodded.
"Well then what are we waiting for? Lets get this over and done with." She snapped as she started down the footpath. Raitoguchi caught up to her and stopped her.
"We must wait for Shalius to recover before we go anywhere." He told her. Nytahl sighed and shifted her footing.
"Why must we?" She asked him in exasperation. He sighed and sheathed his Katana.
"Because this place is unpredictable. We could run into any different types of creatures, and we need all the strength we can get. With your arm the way it is and Shalius in a weakened state at the moment, we're all but sitting ducks if we try too continue on with you two wounded." He took a deep breath and waited for her to reply.
"I'm sure it's not that bad. The three of you have good fighting skills, reliable weapons and agility. I'm sure it's not as bad as you're implying." She drawled. Raitoguchi grimaced.
"It's not honourable to continue on with a wounded soldier." He told her proudly.
She sighed and held her hands up in surrender.
"Okay, point made." She grumbled as she turned around and walked back toward the others.
Nytahl put her back against the wall and started to slide down it, but as her shoulders presed into the wall she felt something press in and suddenly the wall gave way. She started to fall backwards but before she could let out a sound John snapped his hand out and caught her. He hauled her back up and set her on the ground again.
"Thanks." She muttered. He inclined his head and peered at the small entryway that had, just a mere moment ago, been a wall. Nytahl shuffled toward it and looked deeper inside.
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"I wouldn't do that..." A voice said from out of a looming shadow. Nytahl whipped out one of her Sai's and slid into her fighting stance.
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Nytahl took in his appearance, from his slightly aged face, dark brown eyes, long black hair that had strips of blue, red and gold. His clothing moldeld to his body, accentuating his muscles; his long legs were spread in a fighting stance. And the unmistakable feel of trumendous power bit through the air. The power was old; ancient.
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Replace tap(s) and sink Main pipe arms Brocken need to be change and bath room tap and sink...
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