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DOHALAND signs Facilities Management joint venture
An agreement has been signed that ties up three organizations into a Facilities Management joint venture. DOHALAND, Linc Facility Services and Masraf Al Rayan Bank have partnered in a new initiative that sees the DOHALAND corporate profile expand to strengthen its Portfolio Management credentials.
The joint venture company will bring together the country's leading developer DOHALAND, with the support of Masraf Al Rayan, and Linc Facility Services, which has been operating in the US for over 30 years, to provide facility management in Qatar and other MENA countries.
The Linc Facility Services model helps save money as well as improves operational performance through integrated facility management, infrastructure, operations and other support services. Linc offers customized, results-driven strategies and extensive experience with Computerized Maintenance Management Systems. Their web-based technology gives clients round-the-clock access to critical information, which is essential for the management and operations of a modern development, its users and inhabitants.
The new joint venture company will provide management of buildings, facilities, physical plants and services (hard and soft services) such as repair and maintenance, custodial, building systems management, energy management and conservation, space management, traffic control, central dispatch, landscape and grounds, recycling and waste, security, and renovation and alteration.
DOHALAND's flagship Musheireb development, a QR20 billion, 35-hectare pioneering project planned to revive the old commercial centre of the city, will contain 226 buildings, with a combination of commercial and residential properties, retail, cultural and entertainment areas. The project is to be implemented in five phases by 2016, with Phase 1A due for completion in 2012.
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We have a very prolific zucchini plant this year. At first, we were hesitant to pick them, not wanting to waste our precious few gems without careful consideration of how they'd be used. Somewhere along the way though, Beryl discovered that if you pick them, it only encourages the plant to produce more veggies. And so now we're swimming in gorgeous and delicious zucchini. So much zucchini, in fact, that even after making 2 loaves of zucchini bread and a chocolate and zucchini cake, we were still left with half of a monstrous zucchini that needed using (not to mention the heavy load still on the plant).
We also had some ground pork from our pig half that we had thawed and needed to use. After some searching around for inspiration on the web, we decided to try making potstickers, or gyoza, or dumplings. . . I'm still not sure what you call them. After a relatively unsuccessful first attempt with homemade ravioli (we'll tackle that again soon) I was a bit nervous that gyoza might be equally finicky. But in fact, they were a breeze to make, if not a bit tedious to wrap. They came out looking lovely, and they tasted fantastic and authentic. Even better, we now have a couple ready meals frozen and waiting for us in the chest freezer.
It's really hard to explain how to wrap these buggers, so I highly suggest that you seek out a video on youtube demonstrating the technique such as the one I've posted below. A movie is worth . . . well:
duration of the movie (in seconds) x 1000 words x frames per second
You can either steam these or pan fry them. I think we both preferred the crunch on the bottom of the pan fried dumplings, but the pillowy steamed dumplings were more delicate. Both were delicious. Choose your own adventure.
Pork and Zucchini Gyoza
1 zucchini, cut into ¼-inch dice, about 1½ to 2 cups
Kosher salt
¾ lb ground pork
1 celery rib, cut into ¼-inch dice
2 scallions, minced
1 large clove garlic, finely minced
1 ½ Tbsp soy sauce
1 Tbsp Chinese cooking wine (Shaoxing) or dry sherry
1 Tbsp vegetable oil
gyoza wrappers (found in the produce section usually… by the tofu)
Toss the diced zucchini with ½ tablespoon of salt and let it stand for about 30 minutes. Rinse the zucchini under cold water, and then gently squeeze the excess moisture out and pat it dry with a towel. Put the zucchini in a bowl and add the pork, celery, scallions, soy sauce, shaoxing, and 1 tablespoon of oil.
Prepare a space for the finished dumplings, a baking sheet with wax paper works well, and a small bowl of water to moisten your fingers. In your palm hold a gyoza wrapper and add about a teaspoon of filling to the center of the wrapper. Dip your finger in the water and moisten the edge of the wrapper. Fold the wrapper over to form a semi-circle and then pleat the edges to seal. This is hard to explain, so I suggest you watch the youtube video below. There are probably many ways to seal up a gyoza skin, but all that matters is that you've sealed it up well–though the pleats will help catch sauce and will also look more appealing. Put the dumpling on the prepared sheet, cover with a damp kitchen towel, and repeat with the remaining wrappers and filling.
When you've wrapped all of the filling, it helps to put the dumplings in the freezer for a little while, 30 minutes to an hour, to firm them up a bit so that they don't fall apart when cooked. This is also convenient for the dumplings you don't plan to eat: they can be placed in a plastic freezer bag and stored in the freezer for a month or two. They will cook up great straight out the freezer, they just might need a couple more minutes. It is best to wait until the dumplings are frozen solid, about 4 hours, before placing them together in a freezer bag.
For Steamed Dumplings: Line a steamer basket or bamboo steamer tray with damp cheese cloth, or lettuce leaves. Arrange the dumplings in a single layer on the cheesecloth, don't allow them to touch or they will stick together when cooked. Place the basket over simmering water in a large saucepan. Cover and steam until the filling is cooked through, about 10 to 15 minutes. Serve with a dipping sauce of soy sauce mixed with rice vinegar to taste.
For Pan-fried Dumplings: Heat a thin film of oil in a large non-stick skillet. Place the dumplings in the pan (pleated sides up) not allowing them to touch. Use multiple pans if you must, don't overcrowd them. Add water to reach about halfway up the sides of the dumplings and bring to a boil. Cover partially and cook until the water has evaporated and the dumplings are crisp and browned on the bottom, about 12 to 15 minutes. Add more hot water in the middle if it has all evaporated too soon (say, in only 6 or 7 minutes). Serve with a dipping sauce of soy sauce mixed with rice vinegar to taste.
Makes about 35 dumplings

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" Brand: Le Toy Van / Type: Doll House "
* Prices may differ from that shown
One of my girls gifts last christmas was this stunning le toy van dolls house, this was a joint gift between the two of them from my mum their grandmother.
This is not the first le toy van products we have had but one of the best so far.
If you are looking to buy a le toy van dolls house there are plenty different themes to choose from, we have the valentine house.
Valentine le toy van house costs £89.00, my mum bought the house from amazon uk. The valentine dolls house comes flat packed in a plain brown box with easy to follow instructions.
The dolls house is made from mdf wood. It takes around one hour to assemble the house although there is not much building required as each piece of wood slots together and with a few screws in the main joins the house is complete. The windows do have shutters that open and close these snap into possession and stay pretty strong when on the house. When the house is constructed it is very sturdy.
I like the paint work of the house looks like individual bricks all painted baby pink, the roof is a baby pink and the shutters windows and door all have a pink heart pattern on them. This house is very girly and very pink witch suits my girls taste however my niece who is a little older than my girls got the snowdrop house a pale blue colour and she was delighted as she hates pink now.
Le toy van valentine house opens up fully at the front pushing the doors to the sides and the attic roof lifts back to enjoy full space and room to play in the house. The house has three floors, ground floor, middle floor and the attic. There is only one stair case going straight up the middle of the house but room to get off at any floor you like. I think the stair case is a good idea because it takes up less space than an individual stair case per floor.
Each room of the house is painted up in the same theme as the outside of the house mainly pink love hearts with a brown wooden effect floor.
I was amazed at how big the house was when it was finished. It measures 27 inches tall and 25 inches wide witch is a fair size and because its so big my there is room for both my girls to play at the same time. Each room of the house is spacious and can take a set of le toy van furniture but would not recommend buying to much as we have too much furniture and store half of it in a shoe box for now.
Le toy van sells the dolls house furniture separately in sets, each set costs from £19.99. We have the living room , bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, playroom and the park set for the garden. The furniture is wooden and each piece is hand painted absolutely stunning and sets of the house. You can also buy the play mat too for the house to sit on. Doing this is costly and my mum ended up spending £180 between the house, furniture and dolls but its so worth it.
My girls love the dolls house and play with it everyday, its there favoured toy. I love the house its so different from any others iv ever seen so i really think its worth the money and will last for years.
I highly recommend the le toy van valentine dolls house.
I decided to buy my daughter a dolls house for her third birthday. I was on a hunt for a wooden dolls house which would big enough, for my daughter and me/her friends to be able to play with together.
I first came across le van toy range when browsing Amazon for ideas. I was instantly drawn to the Le toy van Valentine dolls house as it was very girlie in baby pink.
The dolls house
The doll house is painted in a lovely baby pink with pink heart window shutters and white whindows both of these open and shut, as does the front door.
The house has a removeable roof and the front of the house opens out for easy play.
The roof has a glittery effect to it which is lovely especially as the glitter does not come off.
The dolls house features 3 storeys and a stair case going from the ground to first floor. The house is fully decorated with a yellow ground floor, pink bedroom and attic. The walls inside the house have items such as shelves, pictures etc already painted on. It also has a black cat and a bookcase inside.
The quality of this house is very good and is easy to clean, (I tend to give it a dust now and then).
The house comes flat packed and just slots together and is held in place by wooden window boxes and both sides of the house. It is very stable and does not wobble at all.
My daughter plays with this for hours and it does look lovely in the corner of her bedroom.
The house is pricey, But amazon often has deals and is currently selling the house for £86.54.
The other major cost is that this house does not come with anything. No dolls or furniture.
To buy a set of 4 le van toy dolls it will set you back £20 and furniture for the house ranges from £30 for a basic starter set to £20 each for a kitchen, drawing room and bedroom.
Le van toy also sell a smaller verion of this house which is called the My first dream house which includes furniture for £69.00. This is exactly the same inside and outside but minus the staircase and is just two thirds of the width of the valentine house.
This valentine house comes fully decorated inside and out with opening windows, shutters, doors, removable roof and upper floor. Easy slot together assembly.


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Karigan Guthrie has persevered through personal struggles and always worked hard for her local community.
The Mayfield High School senior is described by her teachers as motivated, friendly and always smiling. The hard worker has dealt with difficult personal circumstances, including being born with the condition Strabismus in which the eyes are not properly aligned with each other. She had her first corrective surgery at age 9 months.
However, she hasn't allowed her ongoing ocular issues to affect or limit her participation in school activities and athletics. Her struggles also have led her to an interest in a future career in the medical field.
"Dealing with my eyes has made me want to help others in the same way," she said. "Doctors are just able to help everyone."
Guthrie, daughter of Mitchell and Dayna Guthrie, is the Mid-Continent University Teen of the Week. Each Monday, the Sun features a different teen selected from nominees submitted to the Sun by guidance counselors throughout western Kentucky and southern Illinois. Mid-Continent University will provide each Teen of the Week with a $2,500 annual scholarship to its university, which is renewable for four years.
In the spring, a Teen of the Year will be chosen from the weekly winners. The Teen of the Year is eligible for a full four-year scholarship to Mid-Continent or a cash award of $2,500, paid through the Paducah Sun, if the student selects another college to attend.
The self-described open-minded student stays busy outside the classroom through her participation in the Sportsman's Club, Interact Club, Key Club, Science Club, Fellowship of Student Athletes (FCA) and the Health Occupational Students of American (HOSA) organization. She has played on the varsity volleyball, fast-pitch softball and powder puff football teams. Guthrie played softball most of her life but began playing volleyball during her freshman year, her first at Mayfield High School.
"I wanted to be active in the school so I chose volleyball, and luckily I'm pretty gifted with learning fast," she said.
The unique senior has many items on her resume atypical for her age including work as a custom graphics designer creating T-shirt prints at Dsignz Unlimited in Mayfield and volunteer experience as the fundraising chairwoman and community outreach director for Mayfield Youth Leadership. In that position Guthrie provides resources to local community outreach programs, encourages students to volunteer and works with area business and government organizations.
"It's very important as we grow older to stay involved," she said. "The community needs people my age to lead because we will be the future leaders."
She has worked in concessions, as a coach, umpire and done field work with the Mayfield-Graves County Baseball and Softball Association. Her work with USA Heart Inc. was recognized with the 2010-2011 Junior Board Member of the Year Award.
She has also given her time through the Mayfield Preschool Head Start internship program as a teacher's aide.
"I've enjoyed teaching future generations how to respect leaders, grow and learn," she said.
Guthrie also is an active member of the youth group at Pryorsburg Baptist Church in Mayfield, including yearlong community service events and mission trips. She hopes to continue giving back while in college.
The 3.789 grade-point average honor student has worked hard to challenge herself with college courses, Advanced Placement (AP) and other acceleration curriculum throughout her high school career and was inducted into the Beta Club this year.
She was named a Commonwealth of Kentucky Ambassador this year and is the recipient of many academic awards including the AP English 11 Outstanding Essay Award. She is enrolled in the post-secondary health science classes through the Mayfield Area Technology Center and lists her favorite classes as biology, anatomy and English.
She hopes to continue her education in a physician's assistance program and medical school and open a practice or assist a doctor in an existing practice locally. Guthrie is undecided on her college options, but her finalists include Murray State University, University of Kentucky in Lexington, Campbellsville University, and Brescia University in Owensboro.
"I'm nervous but mostly excited to take another step toward starting my life," she said. "It sad to leave high school, but we will always have the memories."
Contact Kathleen Fox, a Paducah Sun staff writer, at 270-575-8651 or follow @kathleendfox on Twitter.
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ATPS Uganda Chapter
Chapter Co-ordinator
Mr. John OKUONZI
Mr. Okunzi is a lecturer at the Kyambogo University, in the Faculty of Engineering. He has taught many course units including, Mechanical Technology, Measurement and instrumentation, Control Engineering, Engineering Project Design, Network Design, Engineering Drawing, Workshop Practice and Design to Diploma and Undergraduate students for more than ten years. He is also a long-standing member of the AYFST.
Mr. John OKUONZI (Acting Coordinator)
National Coordinator, ATPS Uganda Chapter
Kyambogo University, Faculty of Engineering,
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering,
P.O Box 1, Kyambogo, Kampala, Uganda
Tel: +256 782 353034
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DAYTONA USA 2001 (Dreamcast)
Daytona's flashy crashes and forgiving gameplay and ability for eight-player
link-up has seen it proclaimed as the best racing game. In fact, it offers more
than the arcade. It has nine tracks, with four cars from which to choose. Once
completed there are 10 cars in all. You can alter the number of laps, the tyre
type, number of opponents, transmission type and body colour. Races are quick
and frantic and graphics impressive.
Byte this
With the 'NSync movie Bigger Than Live now playing at the Imax Theatre at
Darling Harbour, it seemed like a good time to dip into the website of this
phenomenally successful US vocal quintet. It has all the essentials for fans -
biographies of the guys, photos and a chance to preview their latest album,
Celebrity. But the design of the site is a bit messy, and it is not exactly
viewer-friendly, with its small type. The website also seems more keen to sell
'NSync merchandise than offer a great site for fans.
Watch this space
SYDNEY Swans captain Paul Kelly played only eight games last year and was
never fully fit but was still voted by his peers as the competition's most
inspirational player. But how many people know about his work promoting junior
footy? He puts his name to the AFL's annual Paul Kelly Cup for school students
in Years 5 and 6 around NSW and he attends some of the sessions and gives out
awards at the Metropolitan Sydney finals. In between his busy playing and
training schedule, he found time for a chat with Super Scene.
What do you do when you're not training?
I like to rest, read all of the newspapers and play PlayStation with my kids.
Who washes your footy socks?
My wonderful wife Lyndelle.
What's your favourite snack?
It would have to be blueberry muffins - low fat, of course.
Who is the joker of the Sydney Swans?
There are a fair few jokers among my teammates, but the worst would have to
be Cressa [Daryn Cresswell]. He is well known for going into everyone else's
lockers and stealing their towels and putting them back in wet. I don't think he
has ever used his own towel.
Have you read the Harry Potter books?
No. I think I am one of the few people who have not read them.
Were you a Big Brother fan?
I didn't watch Big Brother at all; it's not my thing. I really don't like any
of the reality TV shows.
Do you follow other footy codes?
Yes, I do. I have been a keen Roosters fan in the rugby league since I was a
kid and I also like to follow rugby union.
What motivated you during your injury recovery period?
The thought of finally being able to do what I love again - and that is
playing footy. And the thought of being able to be involved in another finals
What did your teachers say about you on your report cards?
"Paul distracts the others." I think that appeared on my reports a bit.
Did you have a nickname at school?
Yes, I was called "Kell". I don't think that requires too much explanation.
Book reviews
The Day My Bum Went Psycho
By Andy Griffiths (Macmillan, $12.95)
Andy Griffiths's latest offering tells the story of Zack Freeman, a regular
12-year-old with a very wayward bum. His bum has a disturbing habit of running
away, a stunt that ultimately gets Zack into some tight situations.
On one particular night while Zack is searching for his reclusive posterior,
he comes across an oval in which there is an unusually large gathering of bums.
To his horror, Zack realises that his bum is the leader of a rebellion. This
story is unconventional in its style and humour, but younger and older readers
alike will find it entertaining. The book also comes with a set of six cheeky
The Saddle Club: Hoof Beat and Riding Camp
By Bonnie Bryant. (Random House Australia, $9.95)
In Hoof Beat, Saddle Club member Lisa is given the opportunity to write a
column for the local newspaper on the events and activities of the club. She
loves the chance to write, but has she gone too far by making private news
public? In Riding Camp, three Saddle Club girls get the chance to go to Moose
Hill, an exclusive riding camp. They are looking forward to making new friends,
but find the other people are mostly snobs. However, a sudden emergency
tests everyone's resolve. One for horse lovers.
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Anthony De Bono - here, there, everywhere
Anthony De Bono is one of the most intriguing, confident, challenging, and structured persons I have met. Armed with a quick intelligence and an innate ability for strategic moves, I compare his mind to an intricate game of chess, and his many tentacles seem to have a finger in every pie. He has had a remarkable career in public office and his CV is beyond impressive. Change and De Bono are synonymous. He maintains his successful streak because of an acute and scheming intelligence which has turned him from a civil service employee into a high flying guru.
At this very minute we are sitting on the glorious terrace at Vinum Wine Bar in Mdina, which is basically the Fontanella Terrace. I'm not too keen on the lower level at Vinum as I think the dark wood gives the place a wintry, somehow surly vibe, but the wonderful terrace compensates for this. The view is breathtaking, and if you manage to catch a glimpse of the apricot skies before the sun sets I assure you that any wine - no matter how bad - will just taste exquisite.
Vinum, has a good wine menu and an adequate selection of food dishes to choose from. Mr De Bono settles for the Greek Salad (6.00), and I'm up for some healthy eating this time around so I choose their chicken salad (8.50). I decide to go Italian for the night -maybe because Machiavelli bubbles to mind as I sit in front of Mr De Bono flipping through the menus.
The Valpolicella Classico superiore Domin Veneti takes my fancy, and the beefy waiter notes our order and finds his way to the wine cellars to fetch it. Behind us a young boy is bullying his mamma into getting him some Chocolate milkshake. Mamma darling refuses, and the child wails incessantly dreaming away into a blissful Nirvana of choc-shake. I'm thinking - get him the damn thing and shut him up please.
Mr De Bono is looking bright and breezy in a summer-power jacket and a mystifying aura that signals there is no messing up with him. He works hard and plays hard and has achieved goals many people only dream about on a Sunday afternoon siesta. My first question, hinges precisely on this fact.
"What do you consider to be your biggest achievement?" Due to the hundred and one things he has done so far, it would be hard for him to choose - of this I'm pretty sure. Wrong! His answer comes quicker than expected.
"On a national basis, I negotiated and executed the masterplan of the communication development infrastructure of Malta. On an international level, the securing of the chairmanships of the International Telecommunications Union advisory board, and so many other things....." He leaves the sentence half finished as Beefy Boy turns up with the wine and pours it methodically into a shiny wine glass for me to taste. It's quite all right... Let the wine pour!
Anthony De Bono is intriguing because he moves into various fields with the same sweeping relentlessness that characterized his moves as a Private Secretary. Between 1971 and 1982 he has been appointed Private Secretary to the Minister of Development, Minister of Health, and the Minister of Industry. What is even more intriguing is that he has maintained important positions both under the Labour and the Nationalist administration. Maybe because he has been smooth in his relations, reliable, and proved he was not just sitting pretty behind a mahogany desk.
Beefy Boy is back with the Greek and Chicken Salad. I am dead hungry and the thought of food is very comforting.
As we dig into our respective salads I challenge Mr De Bono with a new question.
"Looking back, is there anything you wouldn't do again?" It seems my question has caught him off-balance. However, I know he is a person of acute strategic intelligence so he would probably work his way to an answer quite fast. And sure enough, I predict his answer: "I never regret anything I do."
My chicken salad is pleasant. One can't really go wrong with a Chicken salad because if you do, then you should be in another business. Maybe the plates could have been a tad bigger to make it easier for one to use both fork and knife, but other than that the salad works fine.
As we sit, wine, dine, and cross the lines, my interest is peaking to new levels. He answers all my questions with the ease and steely determination of his breed. I learn that the TV show Bongu Malta, was his brainchild, that he was influential for the setting up of mobile company in Malta, and various other things. He is currently chairman of the executive board of John's group and a consultant to different companies. This man must be possessed with some kind of indefatigable energy!
Dr George Hyzler and Mdina's Mayor pop over to our table to say hello.
I'm satisfied with my salad but I still have a bulimic appetite for more answers. The plates are carefully removed by Beefy Boy who tries to talk us into a dessert or a liqueur. Anthony falls for a Remy Martin, and I allow myself a Frangelico with ice.
"You were involved in two parties, why don't you run as a political candidate?" I ask him without missing a beat. Ms Dowdy Brown Blouse pricks her ears and cocks her head to eavesdrop on our conversation.
"I would have done it in 1976 as a 26 year-old, but I've always been very prophetic. I am happy with the decisions I made, and nowadays I can say that my national and international contributions have served the country anyway."
That sentence might have sounded too complicated for Ms Dowdy Brown because now she seems more concentrated on her food and tapping the soles of her feet (that could do with a good scrub) on the floor.
A new waiter is back with the Remy Martin and the Frangelico. They serve the Remy as they should and my Frangelico is nice and chilled. Maybe a brandy was a wiser choice after all. Though it's a delightful summer evening, the air is rather cool.
"Do you have a favourite actress?" I ask him casually, watching him sip his Remy and taking our conversation to a new direction.
He looks like he is not very familiar with many screen divas. "Sharon Stone!"
Yes, Yes. Sweet and sexy Sharon is always high up in the FAN MALE list.
"May I ask you what physical feature attracts you most in a woman?" There is a surprised, half-shocked silence from my guest. "You know... the legs, la derriere, etc...." I continue, flirting with the point.
"I think the full package, though I admit I like an hourglass shape!" He laughs an easy laugh and wolfs down the rest of his brandy. He is young spirited and full of life, and do I not summon Beefy Boy to bring our bill, we probably could have spent another hour unravelling stories and shaping possibilities.
BB whips out the bill (37.10) and asks us to pay downstairs. I whip up my mental calculator and switch it to Memory-Mode. My brains are busting with all the information I have received tonight.
Wine - **** Ambience *****
Food - ***** Service ****
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Hi all,
We want to use firewalk, it is installed and can be launched.
We tested it on router first, access-list is applied on the interface connected to the PC from which we launched firewalk (only FTP is allowed ).
The architecture is as follow
PC_firewalk (192.168.200.10) --- F0/0_Router (192.168.200.1) ---- F0/1_Router (192.168.2.1) -------- LAN_PC (192.168.2.10)
We used the following command "firewalk -pTCP 192.168.2.1 2"
We tried to change the metric, use the IP of LAN_PC.
We always get the following result
total packets sent : 0
total packets caught : 0
total ports scanned : 0
total ports open : 0
total ports unknown : 0
Could you tell what should be the command to use so that we can see the allowed ports.


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April 26, 2014
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The UAB sand volleyball team defeated No. 10 Georgia State on Saturday afternoon at the UAB Sand Courts.
"I am really proud of the team, how they have developed from the beginning of the season to now," said head coach Bailey Coleman. "You can see they have really bought into the program, the system that we have here and how the Blazers can be successful. Their work ethic and strategy, it was just a different team out here. To beat a No. 10 team, we knew it was going to be a battle all day."
UAB (5-8) earned wins at the No. 1, No. 3 and No. 5 positions to take the, 3-2, win over Georgia State. The Blazers also recorded a victory at the No. 6 position in an exhibition match.
Georgia State opened with an early lead after Sarah Agnew and Delaney Rohan defeated Becca Howard and Gabby Deshotel, 21-14, 21-13, at the No. 4 spot.
The Blazers responded with two-straight wins to take a 2-1 lead after the first round of matches. Rachel Fairbanks and Sara Rishell topped GSU's Milani Pickering and Natalie Wilson, 21-16, 18-21, 15-9 at the No. 3 position.
Kiriana Hirini and Bethanie Thomas pushed UAB in front of the Panthers in another three-set match. The pair defeated Sara Olivova and Jansen Button, 21-19, 16-21, 15-12 at the No. 1 court.
No. 5 pair Amber Treace and Ally Slaughter secured the victory for the Blazers with a 22-20, 21-14 win over Karlee Kavanaugh and Alexis Elmurr of Georgia State.
Emma Schroer and Lindsay Simmons defeated Kaitlynn Hufstetler and Jessica Fourspring in a close match that took extra points in both sets. The Blazers were able to take the win, 23-21, 23-21 in exhibition.
UAB will be back in action tomorrow with two matches. The Blazers will play Tulane at 11:30 a.m. followed by a match with Louisiana-Monroe at 1:30 p.m.
For the latest news on Blazer sports, follow the UAB Athletics Twitter account: @UABathletics. For volleyball news, follow @UABSandVBall.
UAB 3, Georgia State 2
No . 1: Kiriana Hirini/Bethanie Thomas (UAB) def. Sara Olivova/Jansen Button (GSU) – 21-19, 16-21, 15-12
No. 2: Katie Madewell/Moriah Bellisimo (GSU) def. Sam Serley/Alison Woods (UAB) – 21-13, 21-17
No. 3: Rachel Fairbanks/Sara Rishell (UAB) def. Milani Pickering/Natalie Wilson (GSU) – 21-16, 18-21, 15-9
No. 4: Sarah Agnew/Delaney Rohan (GSU) def. Becca Howard/Gabby Deshotel (UAB) – 21-14, 21-13
No. 5: Amber Treace/Ally Slaughter (UAB) def. Karlee Kavanaugh/Alexis Elmurr (GSU) – 22-20, 21-14
No. 6: Emma Schroer/Lindsay Simmons (UAB) def. Kaitlynn Hufstetler/Jessica Fourspring (GSU) – 23-12, 23-21


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Re: I'm The Danger
"I am the one who knocks."
Re: Sax and Violins on TV
love it
Re: Grimm Cookies
Love! So few Grimm tees and this is adorably awesome!
Re: Who's Door
wow. great design. cant wait
Re: Fox Cancelled It
I figured if we were doing tv shows, tv networks were also fair game.
Re: Life Is More Exciting On TV
Really surprised this doesn't have more votes... great entry.
Re: The Alternate Atomic Model
It's adorkable. HOWEVER, I can't stand the theme song, so I can't support anything to do with this show.
fishbiscuit5 wrote:Why, thank you! High praise.
Re: Snow Bird
It really should say 'Now my watch begins'
Re: as seen on tv
I thought this one would have been stricken by now. I thought we didn't go there.
orabbit wrote:Golden Girls and Back To The Future both came out in 1985, and Rose's stories are a kind of time travel back to St. Olaf, so there you have it.
If this prints, I'm in for at least 3. Really hope it does
edgrrrzzmom wrote:I thought this one would have been stricken by now. I thought we didn't go there.
I think the rejectionator is only let out of it's cage a couple times a week now.
rasabi wrote:I agree the concept is pretty bland. I tend to over-think designs, so I try and go the other way from time to time just to see how it goes.
If you are really hurting for an AD shirt, Walmazan's will be on sale tonight :P
Oh thanks for the hint, I must have completely overlooked the thumb on the last derby. And now some more AD entries have made it here as well!
Re: The Timeless Art of Seduction
Mind BLOWN!
Spiritgreen wrote:Poor House Stark, always getting trodden on. Love it. :^)
Isn't it the Baratheon sigil animal getting trod on?
This is so clever! My sister would absolutely adore this. Great work! I love the cleanness of everything.
I love it! I might have to buy a bakers dozen!
Just one last thanks to everyone that voted/commented/supported, as the derby comes to a close.
Re: Who's on Oh joy! Rapture! I got a brain!
Love it. Hope it gets printed.
Re: Technicolor Escape
Re: Rabbit Ears
: )
Re: Your TV Would Rather Read a Book
Re: Your Book Liked the Movie Better
love how the words look like stubble
Re: Back In St. Olaf
print! print! print!
Re: Come To Life
Awh what a cute little bunny
Many thanks for the votes and comments, support appreciated. (o;
cre8hvk wrote:YES!
1. Scissors cuts Paper
2. Paper covers Rock
3. Rock crushes Lizard
4. Lizard poisons Spock
5. Spock smashes Scissors
6. Scissors decapitates Lizard
7. Lizard eats Paper
8. Paper disproves Spock
9. Spock vaporizes Rock
(... and as it always has ...)
10. Rock crushes Scissors
Even a blind squirrel is right twice a day.
Re: Don't Take My Word For It
grumpypuppy wrote:Isn't it the Baratheon sigil animal getting trod on?
Gah, yeah what am I saying? Stark = direwolf. Sorry.
The Starks have such a rough time in the stories, I naturally assume whatever's being squashed is them. :p
Re: Unexpected guests
wirdou wrote:One of the most memorable moments at one of my favorite TV shows :D
The first thing that came to my mind was you got the wrong character.
Showing my age there. I don't watch TV as much as I would like to, and I totally missed all the Big Bang Theory episodes relating to this, so I hope you'll understand.
Now that I'm up to speed, GREAT shirt! Hope it prints.
Re: Stop It ...
This made my day
Re: Taking A Break
Want this shirt!
Narfcake wrote:No royal blue shirts this week.
You are absolutely right! I waited all week to be rejected but wasn't... oh well I'll pay more attention to the fact that they listed colors to use not colors not too next time.
Re: Like a Boss
Ah yes... Zelda
Re: Batzinga
PRETTY PRETTY pleeeeease Woot gods I beseech thee to print this shirt!!!!! Come on it got alot of votes and you SO owe me for not printing that badass zombie shirt last time!
...p.s. if your real PRINT :-D
Odyani wrote:Only the second time I've ever tried a derby and I'm quite late to the party! This is my tribute to the classic comedy sketch "Who's on first?" as portrayed by one particular time traveler.
LOVE it!!!!
Love it, this is awesome.
deborah11565 wrote:Love it !
This is great.
Re: Adventure Time Lord
So upset this just missed being printed, I really wanted one!
JDawg21 wrote:So upset this just missed being printed, I really wanted one!
I will be sure to throw my full voting force behind it in the next Double Take, but PLEASE let me know if you choose to print somewhere else! I have a bunch of friends that are super bummed this didn't print too.
Amazing design. Keep up the good work! :D
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Originally posted on Fox Sports Southwest | Last updated 11/14/12
HOUSTON -- Tuesday night, Royce White unleashed what I assume he will eventually consider a regrettable stream of consciousness on Twitter. There was too much of it to repeat here, but the thrust of his complaint with the Houston Rockets was that the organization was treating him more like a commodity than a person, a person who happens to struggle with anxiety and requires special accommodations to get him to and from games, among other things. I wonder if, to name a few, Samuel Dalembert, Kyle Lowry, Chase Budinger, Jeremy Lamb, Jeremy Lin, James Harden and Omer Asik saw those tweets. I wonder if they laughed. I wonder if they've ever felt like commodities. White, who recently was assigned to the Developmental League, suggested the organization was talking out of both sides of its mouth when it said, according to White, "You're a commodity," and, "We'll support your mental health needs even if it's inconvenient." "My health can't afford such a deal," he wrote on Twitter. If that's the case, then I can't help but conclude White isn't healthy enough to play in the NBA, and I'd have my reservations about hiring him to do much of anything else. That's not because White has anxiety; that can be managed. It's because he thinks he's special, and I have a feeling he's about to learn otherwise. Professional sports have a way of driving home that point. This lesson is a difficult one for White's generation. I know because I'm part of it, and I've acted like a brat at various moments of my career too. We grew up with participation ribbons and endless appeals to self-esteem. My generation is fat with people who think they're too special to punch a clock. We all think our calling is to design T-shirts or write screenplays or create specialty coffee blends. Our belief we have something unique and profound to offer the world is so deep it's intuitive. When White was in college, he started a music label. There's nothing wrong with that. There's nothing wrong with following your dream. There's nothing wrong with having a hobby. There's no crime in ambition. I don't know, maybe Royce White was bestowed by his creator with the talent to be one of the best basketball players of his generation and one of its best artists. Or maybe Royce White is a narcissistic member of narcissistic generation whose butt has been kissed by everybody he's met since he was 14, who left his first college after getting suspended and transferred to a school, Iowa State, that was desperate to have him. I don't know. I don't know Royce White personally. He seems like a nice kid. It's just htat this whole thing doesn't feel nearly as unique as White probably thinks it is. I'm sorry White is mentally unhealthy. I don't mean to diminish the way his anxiety impacts his life. Because of it, he has to overcome a challenge most of his peers don't have to overcome. He has been outspoken about his struggle, and I believe he has altruistic motives for doing so. I don't think his motives are purely altruistic, but I do think he hopes to use his stature as a relatively famous athlete to reduce the stigma from which so many others suffer. I am afraid whatever ball of good he had wound up on that topic came unraveled Tuesday night. Don't feel sorry for the Rockets, here, though. They knew the risk they were taking when they selected him 16th in the draft. A mentally healthy player with White's ability might have gone in the top five. Houston thought it might turn into a steal. And, well, it isn't working out at the moment. White has said in the past that mental health should be treated more like physical health. So let's treat this like an ACL tear. If White blew out his knee, the Rockets would get him surgery and physical therapy, and the rest would be up to him. According to Rockets analyst Matt Bullard, who works for the organization, the Rockets set up mental health appointments for White every day he's been in Houston, and he hasn't showed up once. The Rockets accommodated his fear of flying by agreeing to let him bus to games. He also has a fear of crowds, but outside of playing the Pistons there's not much the Rockets can do to help him there. It was in the Rockets' best interest to do all that for White, but they didn't owe it to him. You know what the Rockets owe Royce White? They owe him 2.8 million between now and 2014. And Royce White owes the Rockets a forward. If he doesn't deliver, hey, the Rockets have plenty of young forwards, and they'll find another one. In the NBA, a 2.8 million-mistake is a small mistake. It would be nice if it all worked out in the end. Nice for White, nice for the Rockets, nice for storytellers, nice for the "Anxiety Troopers," as White calls those who share his struggle. And maybe it will. It's just November of White's first season. He's still a very young man, who probably will develop a more well-rounded perspective in the coming years. But if he doesn't, if White never stops resenting being treated like a product and not a person, maybe he can try something else. Like the music industry.
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There have been volumes written on how to grow roses, but for most home gardeners the rules are pretty simple: Choose the right plants for your soil and climate; keep them watered and fed adequately; give them enough air circulation and pruning to stay healthy; watch for pests and enjoy the beauty and fragrance of America's favorite flower.
Choose the right roses and the right spot. You can grow hybrid tea roses and other more delicate roses in Minnesota, but you will have to provide winter cover and a bit of fussing. If you do not want to do that, choose one of the many shrub, climbing, rugosa or old-fashioned roses recommended for northern climates. The University of Minnesota has done rose breeding over the years, and their Northern Accent roses—Sven, Ole and Lena—are pretty and hardy. The Northern Earth-Kind Rose Project is developing a list of great roses for our area, too. If you aren't sure what you want, ask your local nursery or garden center owner: they usually know which plants do well in our area.
Planting basics. Roses love it in the sun, so an area with six to eight hours a day of sunlight is great. They also need adequate drainage and relatively rich soil, so before you plant, amend the area with compost, cow manure or some other high-nitrogen fertilizer. Many Minnesota rose growers use Bob's Mix, an organic blend available through the Twin Cities Rose Club and a few retailers. You can also add some bonemeal to the soil. When planting, keep the crown about 1 inch below the surface of the soil.
Feed and water your roses. Roses need a fair amount of both water and food. Generally, they need the equivalent of one to two inches of rain per week. If you are supplementing rain, water the roses deeply, but not too often. Once or twice a week give them a good soaking, preferably in the morning. Direct the hose at the base of the rose, rather than on the leaves to prevent transmission of fungal diseases, and keep it gentle to avoid splashing fungi on the plants. There are many rose formulas of fertilizer available, but you can also use an organic fertilizer such as alfalfa meal or fish emulsion. Generally, fertilize shrub and other hardy roses in the spring and again after the first bloom. Hybrid tea roses need regular fertilizer, and many gardeners use the "weekly, weakly" method, meaning they fertilize once a week, but at half-strength.
Give them some air! Because roses are prone to fungal disease, they need plenty of air circulation. Plant them far enough apart to give adequate air circulation.
Pruning. There have been volumes written on pruning roses, and we like these succinct instructions from our friends at Bachmans and this video that covers planting and deadheading roses. Check them out.
Pests. Black spot, powdery mildew, rusts, aphids, mites and the dreaded Japanese beetle. Yes, roses are susceptible to pests. However, proper watering (try not to splash!), air circulation and light, and good sanitation in the fall may prevent many of these problems. The Twin Cities Rose Club has a page to help with pest identification. Each one requires a different strategy, so check out the information from the U of M Extension on pests and diseases.
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Tuesday, 20 August 2013
Gypsy Chic
Gypsy Style / Boho Style is definitely one of my favourite styles in this summer. I can't describe how much I adore this trend, from floral crowns to tassel bags; from different length of fringed kimono wraps to tribal leggings, I can't recall how many pieces of boho style of clothing I had purchased / merchandized these few weeks.
Among all the kimono cardigans I found this black poncho with crochet on the side absolutely unique and adorable. I tried to style this crochet poncho with a dreamcatcher necklace and a wool boater hat to make it more of a taste of boho. Hope you gals like it xo
Crochet Poncho & Dreamcatcher necklace/ Barbe À Papa; Denim shorts/ SLY from Tokyo; Wool Boater Hat/ Urban Outfitters; Heels/ Jeffrey Campbell
Joyce xo
Thursday, 7 March 2013
Ombre Hair Obsession ♥
Tuesday, 5 March 2013
Never Regret Something That Once Made You Smile
Good morning everyone!! I know it's been awhile since my last update~!! I hope everyone is doing great~!! Vancouver is getting warmer and warmer and I am so excited as I've been looking for a decent oversized boyfriend coat for awhile and finally I got this oversize soft Gray coat from UK. Now I've re-stocked a few to my online store so feel free to shop around there~!!! =) Gray is an amazing color as it works so well with many colors but I love it the most when pairs with burgundy!! That was how I put this combination together in my new outfit today -- burgundy long sweater and gray oversize coat. I also love this new tights and boots so much~!! Hope you guys like my new outfit~!!
Gray Oversize Coat - Barbe À-papa; Burgundy Sweater - Daisystreet; One Stripe Tights - Barbe À-papa; Boots: Jeffrey Campbell look-a-like
Thank you for reading gals~!! xoxo
Wednesday, 5 December 2012
Body Chain Love
Christmas is just around the corner and I've been browsing for some elegant accessories to match with all the party dresses. Besides the traditional accessories like necklaces and bracelets, body chain seems like a new trend to show off your outfit in a very elegant way. This body chain, actually to me it's more like a bracelet, can match with a lot of outfit. You can totally dress it up with long black dress or any cocktail dress or dress it down with jeans. This time I styled this beautiful chain with my all time favorite: my lovely gray cape and leather shorts. Hope you guys like it =) xoxo
Thursday, 8 November 2012
You Take Up So Much Space Inside Me
I've always wanted to have a floral headdress with all the pink roses but I figured that there were way too many pink headdresses on the net and I would love to create something more unique. Therefore I picked the roses with light purple mixed them with blue to make it stand out. This is my first attempt for a DIY headdress, hope you guys like it =)
Sunday, 23 September 2012
If I Ain't Got You
Split Shoulder Chiffon Mint Blouse: Barbe A Papa; Mint Skirt: H&M; Metallic Necklace: Forever 21; Pastel Clutch: Barbe A Papa; Metallic Heels: Zara
Friday, 17 August 2012
I Missed You The Way We Used To Be
Sunglasses from Gucci; Metallic Necklace from Forever 21; Bracelets, White Loose Cardigan and Black Maxi Skirt from Barbe A Papa; Metallic Heels in Nude from Zara.
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This is a discussion on So Many Needs in this Forum within the Bob & Terry's Place forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Every time I stop by this Forum the needs are so many and so intense. So I pray even now for all and am thankful ...
Every time I stop by this Forum the needs are so many and so intense. So I pray even now for all and am thankful there is a Great God Who can deal with all of them in His Wisdom, Love, Grace, Healing and other ways of His Wonderful Intervention.
Take Care All
"If we lose freedom here, there's no place to escape to, this is the last stand on earth." Ronald Reagan
"Gentlemen, Prepare to defend yourselves" SGM Basil Plumley
With regards to guns, my needs have been pretty well met. It's my wants that remain unfulfilled.So Many Needs in this Forum
Another "Amen", here.
I used to post, and still do when I'm one of the early readers; or have a particular affinity (esp. marked by community of interest / common experience) for the situation; or I think that I can contribute more than "prayers sent."
Just because I don't post, doesn't mean that folk are not added to my prayer list.
This group is family, and kept in my prayers -- as a group and individuals w/ specific intentions.
Μολὼν λαβέ
I'm just one root in a grassroots organization. No one should assume that I speak for the VCDL.
I am neither an attorney-at-law nor I do play one on television or on the internet. No one should assumes my opinion is legal advice.
Veni, Vidi, Velcro
I would rather die with good men than hide with cowards
If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans
Don't ever think that the reason I'm peaceful is because I don't know how to be violent
M&Pc .357SIG, 2340Sigpro .357SIG
Amen and peace be unto all. A nice prayer Boze.
Yes, I will add an "amen" as well.
This is a great place and I have truly been enriched by it.
"A Smith & Wesson always beats 4 aces!"
The Man Prayer. "Im a man, I can change, if I have to.....I guess!" ~ Red Green
For all those out there with the preverbial "Thorn in your side" Physically, Mentally, Spiritually ect... 2 Corintians 12:9-10
And He said to me, "My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness." Therefore most gladly I will rather boast in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. Therefore I take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in needs, in persecutions, in distresses, for Christ's sake. For when I am weak, then I am strong.
Well said Boze... and for every day I don't need to ask for prayer, I am thankful!
ALWAYS carry! - NEVER tell!
"A superior Operator is best defined as someone who uses his superior
judgement to keep himself out of situations that would require a display of his
superior skills."
Same here, I don't post much but I do read the posts in this section on almost every visit.
If You Want To POPULATE Heaven
You Have To PLUNDER Hell!!
4th Man Ministries
Well said. Like many others, we may not post our prayers for a certain thread but it does not mean we are not praying. We pray more than we post.
I don't pray half as much as I should, I talk to the Lord and Jesus quite a bit. I might give good wishes and special thoughts to my brother/sisters here, but I don't always say it.
This was well put and very timely. Thank you my friend for posting it. Take care and be blessed.
"I dislike death, however, there are some things I dislike more than death. Therefore, there are times when I will not avoid danger" Mencius"
Hey Boze... Good to hear from you again.
Very nice and appropriate post.
Every night I say a prayer for all of our DC members and their families. I do add specific issues and events to an additional prayer as needed, but a night doesn't go by where I don't say a prayer for all of you and your families.
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."


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I've always loved night fishing for bass, and I've been doing it a long time. As a fishing guide and tournament angler, I don't often get to pick the times I go fishing, but in the summer I'm almost always going to choose the night bite.
There are several reasons I like bass fishing after dark in the summer, but the biggest are that there's less boat traffic and better water conditions. When kids are out of school and parents are on vacation, your favorite lake or reservoir likely turns into a watery playground. I know that's true on the waters of Kentucky and Tennessee where I do most of my fishing.
With the reduction in boating pressure that comes after dark, I can fish areas that I couldn't even get to during the day because of all the water skiers, jet skiers, tubers and pleasure boaters.
If you've ever tried to methodically work a bait in 25 feet of water while a skier passed within 10 yards of your bass boat, you know what I'm talking about. Rather than fight them for the spot, I decided a long time ago to let them have it during the day and fish it at night. The fishing's better after dark anyway.
At the end of this series, I want you to be ready to tackle bass after dark, and if you're already a night fisherman, I want you to improve your skills through what you read here. We'll start with preparation.
You know what they say: If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.
Ahead of the curve
For this summer's fishing, it's already too late to do the first step in planning that I'm going to recommend, but I want to cover it so you'll be ready for next summer.
My preparation for summertime bass fishing actually begins in the winter, when water levels are drawn down on many reservoirs around the country. That's the ideal time to take a break from watching football and plant some cover on your favorite lake.
If you've never planted brush before, it's not hard. All you need are some hardwood trees that you can either cut down or retrieve from trash piles, some rocks or cinder blocks and some big zip ties. A lot of anglers like to use discarded Christmas trees. I realize they're easy to find and collect, but they're not very good as bass cover. Since the limbs are so close together, bass can't get into the middle of the brush easily. A better choice is something like a dogwood or other hardwood with plenty of limbs that aren't so dense.
Wooden pallets are also great for this, and you can sometimes get old ones from warehouses that would otherwise throw them away.
Building a bass home
Once you've got your limbs or pallets, it's time to start building. Using zip ties, wire or twine, tie the brush together until you have a substantial piece of cover. I like to make my brushpiles about half the size of a bass boat. Anything bigger is too hard to handle; anything smaller can be difficult to locate after you sink it and will deteriorate more quickly underwater.
If you're working with pallets, try tying them together in a pyramid shape. That way, no matter how they land or shift on the bottom, they're always standing up and creating a sizeable piece of cover.
Don't weight your brushpiles until you have them out on the water and are ready to sink them. Weighting them sooner than that just makes them harder to handle. I like using big rocks that I find along the shoreline, but cinder blocks or bricks are easier to work with and attach, if you can find some.
Location, location, location
I haven't even mentioned the most important part of planting cover in your favorite bass lake. Here it is: You need to put it in an area that's already productive. It's not going to miraculously transform a bad area and put bass where none were before. All the cover can do is concentrate bass that are already in the area.
When the water is drawn down in the winter, it's easier to plant your cover, but you need to be aware of the depth at the time you plant and what the depths will be months later when you plan to fish the cover. Ultimately, you want your cover to be 18 to 25 feet deep in summer. If your lake has been drawn down by 10 feet, that means it should be eight to 15 feet deep when you plant it. Your goal is to put it right around the thermocline or just above it. You can find the thermocline now and keep it in mind when you're planting cover this winter.
If your lake level is drawn down more than 25 feet or so in the winter, wait until it comes up some before planting your cover. If everyone sees it, everyone will fish it, and you'll have created a community hole rather than a personal hotspot.
Remember, planting cover in public water may be regulated by the lake authority, so check to see if you need a permit.
In Part II, I'll cover the equipment you'll want to have in your boat for a safe and successful night fishing trip. It's not a long list, but it's an important one.
Editor's Note: You can contact Bobby Gentry at 270-427-0419 or through his website.


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This Angry Birds launcher toy is sold in two sizes. I own both, but as they are basically the same toy, with the only difference being that one comes with extra birds I will review both together.
The Angry Birds Bonus Pack comes with one launcher and the five birds shown above, red, black, blue, white and yellow. It sells for £14.83 new and delivered from Amazon. The single Mashem launcher pack is only £2.99 from Amazon and includes one bird and one launcher. The main drawback to this one is you do not get to choose the bird, but since we were already getting all 5 birds with the bonus pack and we already had two birds, the smaller set was just a nice extra to give my youngest when his big brother was getting the big set as a birthday gift. I would note that a single random Mashem sells for £4.95 so this is a fair price if your child really wants these things.
The launcher looks like a duck caddy or a sling shot, but sadly, it isn't very good. It is just a plastic stick with a solid plastic strap across the back. The strap does not pull back like a real sling shot would, you just hold it and flick it. My sons soon realised that my large metal spoons are far easier to aim, and the plastic sticks have made their way to the bottom of the toy box, where I expect they will remain.
Despite the problems with the plastic sticks, my sons were very happy with this set. My oldest was keen to collect the whole Mashems series but at £5 each for random characters, it is unlikely he would have ever got them all. This gave him the whole set in on go. At £2.99, the single set cost me less than buying a single Mashem as well, so I don't feel cheated by the fact that the stick isn't much use as I would have paid £2 more for a bird without the stick.
The birds made of a very soft and sticky rubber which is filled with what looks like soapy water. We know exactly what it looks like as my son ended up bursting his first mashem by squeezing to hard, which is easily done. After this they knew to be more careful so none of the birds from this set have broken. However, it is worth noting that these toys are easily broken, so this would not be suitable for children who are a bit rough with their toys. Even leaving one on the floor could result in loss, as if it is stepped on, it will break. I would also be extremely concerned about these toys with a younger sibling in the house. I assume the liquid is non toxic, but I believe a young child with teeth could bite off a bit of the rubber, and possibly choke.
Another problem with these toys is the fact that the rubber is somewhat sticky. They pick up dirt, dust, carpet lint and anything else very easily meaning they get grubby very quickly. They wash up easily enough with water only, but whether as a resulting of washing, or perhaps just due to stretching, the colour has faded significantly in the few weeks we have owned these and the paint has started to wear off.
On the plus side, these are very soft and do not hurt if you get hit with one, making them ideal for fighting games. My sons often launch these at each other. They are light weight and have not knocked anything down when flying about my living room, but I would not note that anything extremely delicate is kept safely in a cabinet. If these hit the TV or fish tank though, no real harm is done, although I have had to warn them off shooting near the aquarium as it frightens the fish. These are a fun indoor toy for wet and rainy days.
I'm afraid I find these toys a bit of over priced tat, and I do not believe they are very well made. I would give these toys only 2 stars. However, my sons both love them. For some reason they love squishy textures, and they have had a lot of fun with them. Both boys give these 5 stars, so I will compromise and give this set 4 stars.


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There are times on a visit when you need to fill five minutes but you have no resources to hand. Maybe the coach is late and the children are restless. Perhaps something you planned did not take as long as anticipated. Perhapsthere is a pause before a group can move on to the next activity.
On the whole, children are not good at standing still and waiting. They are full of energy and imagination! Use this to your advantage and introduce these quick activities into your routine so you will always have them to fill those spare minutes if they occur.
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Be inspired by reading about the amazing Tudor Farming Day which happens annually on a farm on the Staffordshire/Derbyshire border.
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Maths on the Farm is an online booklet of fun ideas and activities for incorporating maths into visits! The booklet was devised after a number of FACE seminars led by Steve Humble, "Dr Maths", who is an experienced maths teacher and tutor for PGCE students at Newcastle University.
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At a recent FACE seminar we learnt how to make a variety of rural crafts for Christmas using natural materials. Use the booklet to find out how to make these seasonal decorations with your visiting groups of children or adults. Teachers may also find these activities useful in school as Christmas approaches.
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This online booklet provides lots of ideas for basic floristry projects to try with children or adults! All activities use cost effective items and materials you can gather outdoors.
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This resource aims to support teachers and farmers when guiding groups of children on farm visits.
It gives practical experiences to children, through active learning scenarios, allowing them to engage and interact with farm hazards in a controlled environment, avoiding giving children a prescribed set of 'do's and don'ts. Rather, it aims to let children learn about potential hazards in a fun and exciting way.
Children almost always learn best by "doing". When they attend Farm Open Days, they may spend some time listening and observing but they also benefit from the opportunity to get involved in activities. As well as enjoying themselves, children will develop a variety of manipulative and creative skills.
This booklet has come about by the sharing of ideas amongst members of the FACE team who attend many Farm Open Days during the year.
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A FACE seminar looked at the role of Storytelling in visits to farms and outdoor locations. Fiona Collins, an experienced storyteller, looked at how stories can be used in different settings and how they can be created with young people.
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Participants at the seminar enjoyed trying out some of the techniques and Fiona has kindly given permission for the ideas we used to be made available. Have a go with your visiting groups and see how good storytelling can be in engaging young people in your activities!
This booklet has come about because of a FACE seminar that was held to share ideas used whilst working with young people. We hope that you find them useful and that they provide inspiration to adapt or create your own games.
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Another booklet to add to your collection: FACE team members have pooled ideas (no pun intended!) for activities you can offer when wet weather hampers your programme.
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This booklet is based on ideas presented at a seminar delivered in the beautiful surroundings of Manor Farm, Dethick, Derbyshire.
Teachers and Farmers came together to find out how to incorporate history into activities both on the farm and in the classroom.
This booklet is based on ideas presented at a variety of seminars run by FACE and/or its partners. As you will see from the photos, we often carried out the activities as adults but with a view to taking them back to our various locations to use with visiting groups of children.
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Self-guided trails are a popular way of encouraging groups to explore the farm and here are a number of ideas for you to adapt to your own location.
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The activities highlighted in this online resource were taken from one of FACE's most popular seminars. Have a go at rag rugging, weaving, corn dolly making and lots more!
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This e-booklet aims to summarise a FACE seminar presented by inspirational artist and FACE member Ciara Healy.
Ciara worked with a group of farmers and teachers to introduce us to the skills of paper making, storyboarding and book making. These skills can then be transferred into activities with children on the farm (or in the classroom).
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Following on from a very successful FACE seminar, an on-line booklet of simple environmental art ideas has been produced.
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With its front- and back-firing cameras, improved Retina display, A4 processor and new OS, the new Apple iPod touch is like a futuristic science-fiction gadget that traveled back in time to the year 2010. It's got all of the desirable improvements found on the iPhone 4, without the commitment of a contract or the annoyance of a telephone.
Well, sort of. Your friends and family could potentially interrupt you with an impromptu live video chat.
The iPod touch used to be described as an iPhone without a phone, but thanks to the new FaceTime feature, that description doesn't really fit anymore. You can now have video chats with other 4th-generation iPod touch and iPhone 4 users; however, both parties need to be on a WiFi network for it to work. It's like that videophone scene in Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, just a bit more advanced because this device fits in the palm of your hand.
The announcement of the new iPod touch continues what's become somewhat of a tradition at Apple: to abruptly discontinue one of the most popular products in the world. The "old" iPod touch was the most popular portable video game device, vastly outselling competing Sony and Nintendo products combined. Such a business move may seem foolish, but the more foolish move would be to not advance their products with the latest technology.
The new 3.5" Retina display on the iPod touch has four times as many pixels as the previous model. It's the same display people have been raving about on the new iPhone 4. An improved display will enhance everything that you do on the device. The color on all of the 250,000 available apps will really pop on the new display, the movies and TV shows that you watch will look much better, the HD video that you capture and stills that you take will look fantastic.
Still photography is a popular topic over here at B&H, and it's worth noting that the new operating system in the iPod touch adds some additional photo-oriented power. With Apple's iOS 4.1 operating system, the back camera on the iPod touch will be capable of taking 960 x 720 High Dynamic Range photographs. This is a feature we're used to seeing on professional and consumer cameras, but it's a bit unexpected to find it in a portable entertainment device.
When you take an HDR photo, three stills are taken in rapid succession. One shot is overexposed, one is underexposed, and the third is a normal exposure. The three images are combined into one and complex algorithms piece together the image so you get the best looking picture possible. The only complaint I ever heard from people who owned earlier versions of the iPod touch was that it didn't have a camera. Well, those days are over. Now it's got two cameras and HDR technology to boot.
Shooting high-definition video is also a popular subject around B&H. Like the iPhone 4, the new iPod touch enables you to shoot 720p video at 30 frames per second with audio. You can easily edit the video with onboard editing functions, or download the $4.99 iMovie app from the App Store if you want even more control over the final product. If you're connected to a WiFi network, you can upload your videos easily to YouTube and Facebook and share them with the universe at large.
And speaking of apps, you can also download the free iBook app which transforms the iPod touch into a mini eReader. As somewhat of an Apple fan, I was kind of hoping Steve Jobs would unveil a new nano version of the iPad. The new iPod touch pretty much fits that bill. It just has a different name.
These products were designed to be your constant companions. If you're going out for a run, you can utilize the Nike+iPod functionality in the new iPod touch. Just pop the separately available Nike+iPod sensor into your sneaker, and it will wirelessly communicate your time, distance, and calories burned with a robotic voice over your music. You can unwind after your workout with some fun video games, and the new GameCenter in iOS4.1 will let you share the fun. You can play games with old buddies anywhere on the planet, and compete against new friends.
Like all iPods, the new 4th generation iPod touch is compatible with Mac and PC computers. It comes with ear buds with a built-in microphone (to record voice memos and to have a more private FaceTime chat with Uncle Fred). This also makes it compatible with the new IK Multimedia iRig, which enables you to plug an electric guitar into your iPod touch and rock out with virtual amplifiers and effects (check out our review of the iRig in this B&H Insight post).
You have your choice of an 8GB model, a 32GB model and a beefy 64GB model. Perhaps it's time you got one of these gadgets that seem to have fallen out of the screen from a science fiction movie. You'll have so much fun, you'll forget that you're playing with the world's most popular portable music device.
Is there a time limit to clips shot with the HD video camera? What is the max time allowed per video file?
Should be limited to the space you have available on the device. I don't believe there are any size limitations due to format the way there are with video-enabled still cameras. As long as you have free space, you should be able to shoot til the touch is full.
Is there a time limit to clips shot with the HD video camera? What is the max time allowed per video file?
Is there a time limit to clips shot with the HD video camera? What is the max time allowed per video file?
I believe that Apple has set the limit to 4GB for a video file size. This would result in about 50-60mins of non-stop recording and is what is currently being done on the iPhone 4. Whether it was changed or not on the new Touch is unknown at this point as it has not shipped. I would speculate the iOS system will restrict the size of a single recording to this 4GB limit as well.I found other users discussing this time frame on Apple Support forum.
Hope this helps.
I think if anyone wants more than 0.7 MP, they should get a camera. This nifty little gadget is still an iPod. iPods are meant for music so you can't blame it for not having a very good camera. Anyway, Apple needs something to upgrade to for the next generation. A camera from no-camera is already such a big step, and theres actually two. They need something for the 5th generation and this iPod almost has everything you can ask for. I've so far only had an iPod Shuffle and I'm saving up to buy one of these now. I definitely want to buy it:) And by the way, Right now, this is probarbly the best iPod you can get in the market. In my opinion, the latest nano is bad. I hate the fact they made it smaller with the clip. That was the reason people bought the Shuffle over the Nano, it was small and handy. Plus, the nano took a step down from the older one because the old one had a video camera !
Thumbs up to the iPod Touch 4G:)
Thumbs down to the latest Nano.
Just to be clear: I still think this is an amazing device--and frankly I don't really care about the photo quality (that's what I have, you know, cameras for). But I do think it's important to point out how meager the resolution is, especially given all the hoopla over HDR. Seems that Apple could have been a tad more generous with this spec (why not a rounded 1MP?), and B&H a tad more circumspect.
Oh, and a quick and easy way to figure out the resolution: multiply 960 X 720, which equals 691,200, or just under 0.7MP.
Can anyone please confirm exactly what size (MP) the iPod camera is? I can't get this info. from the Apple website - even if you look under the tech specs. - http://www.apple.com/ipodtouch/specs.html
Guys, let me reiterate what someone else posted.
Who CARES about HDR when you are talking about camera resolution from 1998? You know this, I know this, almost everyone except those few people who read your article for actual insights knows this. So why are you pretending and spewing Apple marketing verbiage?
I will be up-grading from my first gen touch, its still very useful. It only had 16 gigs and I needed more space. I must admit that find myself using it for morethan I originaly purchase it for.(Music) You hardly see any post or reviews about the music quality or how many songs they can hold. Now its about how good the photo quality is compared to the iPhone and really i'm ok with that given what we pay for these gadgets. I hope that I enjoy this one as much as I have the first one.
Great Job you guys.
So unlike the iPhone's 5MP camera, this gadget's only captures 0.7MP images? That is really just a toy camera :-(
So in fact the only changement is the retina display, I think that I will keep the 3rd generation one I have, at least it has no bugs and it is not as fragile.
So there's a built in microphone in this new generation then, correct?
Nice write-up. The only thing you might want to add is that the still camera in this gadget, unlike the iPhone's, only captures 0.7MP images--a far cry from the phone version's 5MP. So no matter how cool the HDR function may be, it's still only playing with grains of sand, not precious gems. As differences between the two devices go, that's probably No. 1 after the phone function, and something most prospective buyers should realize.
Awesome article Sam - love the " like a futuristic science-fiction gadget that traveled back in time to the year 2010" you have to watch old 70's and 80's sci-fi movies to see how literally "far off, futuristic" these handheld video phone displays were supposed to be. Laughable "not in our lifetimes" stuff.
Is TBWA/Chiat/Day still Apple's ad agency? I'm suprised they did not come up with the obvious slogan for iPod Touch with Facetime..
"2010. The year you make contact."


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Radioimmunotherapy (RIT) in MULTIPLE MYELOMA Using the Antibody B-B4 Radiolabelled With IODE 131 (BB4)
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The first step of this protocol called step pre-treatment study the biodistribution and pharmacokinetics of a tracer dose of radiolabeled antibody. The second step called step therapy study the toxicity and antitumor effects of antibody B-B4 coupled with increasing doses of iodine 131. At least 17 patients will be included for an estimated duration of 2 years to determine the maximum tolerated dose and dose limiting toxicity. The immediate side effects, medium and long terms will be analyzed. After determining the toxic dose limit, patients will be treated at the maximum tolerated dose, for a total of 15 patients at this level, which will measure the objective tumor response to treatment. These patients will be followed for 1 year after injection therapy.
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|Multiple Myeloma
|Drug: BB4 antibody-Iodine 131
|Phase 1
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|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Phase I of Radioimmunotherapy (RIT) in MULTIPLE MYELOMA Using the Antibody B-B4 Radiolabelled With IODE 131
- The dose limiting toxicities (DLT) will be analysed in order to determine the maximal tolerated dose (MTD) in a dose escalation study design.
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|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: BB4 antibody-Iodine 131
Drug: BB4 antibody-Iodine 131
Injection of an antibody after labelling with Iodine 131
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
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- Patients with a confirmed diagnosis of multiple myeloma (> 10% plasma cells on a previous myelogram)
- Secretion of a monoclonal immunoglobulin
- No myelodysplasia evaluated by myelogram
- Disease refractory or relapsed after at least 3 lines of therapy
- Patients with a dated and signed the consent form
- Collection of autologous peripheral blood stem cells containing at least 2. 106 CD 34 + cells / kg
- Age> 18 years
- Performance status <2 (see Annex I), life expectancy of more than 3 months
- No chemotherapy or radiotherapy within 4 weeks before inclusion
- No major surgery within 4 weeks preceding the assessment of inclusion
- No bisphosphonates within 2 weeks prior radioimmunotherapy, except for treatment started more than three months ago.
- Normality of the biological assessment:
- Creatinine less than or equal to 1.5 times the normal laboratory
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- ≥ 3 WBC 000/mm3
- Neutrophils ≥ 1 500/mm3
- Platelets ≥ 100 000/mm3
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- Patient is pregnant or unwilling to take a contraceptive treatment for three months after treatment
- Collection of peripheral blood stem cells containing less than 2106 CD 34 + cells / kg
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Blood Protein Disorders
Hematologic Diseases
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Lymphoproliferative Disorders
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HENRY COUNTY, Ga. - Officials at Henry County Animal Control believe a cat may have contracted rabies while she was pregnant and passed it on to her kittens.
The woman giving away the kittens may not have known it and neither did the people who accepted them.
Henry County rabies control officer Vince Farah said he got the word late Friday night that a kitten that had scratched a local woman was rabid.
"If one kitten was positive it's highly likely the others are positive for rabies as well," Farah told Channel 2's Eric Philips.
The kitten came from two women seen in surveillance pictures who were giving away six kittens in front of the Walmart in McDonough back on August 25.
"Walmart is telling me they do not allow this type of activity to go on but it does happen unbeknown to them," Farah said.
Officials said a man took one of the kittens home. It scratched his wife and then began acting lethargic. The family took the cat to a 24-hour veterinarian clinic where it was euthanized because the vet didn't believe it would survive a 10-day quarantine. The
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Hello Angela,
Thank you for your reply. I feel the key challenge is that my wife has no desire to 'fix' the problem. So in essence we have 2 challenges 1) Total lack of libido 2) Lack of desire to address the lack of libido. This makes it very difficult to progress. All the counsellors we have approached have been my idea, all the books and online help have come from me. My wife simply wants to be accepted for how she is. My personal opinion is that she would find more happiness and joy in our relationship if we experienced affection, romance and passion. In other words I feel that what she states is her 'normal' self, is actually inhibiting her capacity for joy and happiness.
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