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What is the Correct Placement for Girl Scout Badges?
Fun Patches on Cadette Vest
Girl Scout Insignia, Badge, Patch and Award Basics
A Girl Scout may wear a vest or sash as part of her uniform. Her vest or sash may display the following:
- Earned Awards - Skill-builder badges, Journey badge sets, Pins
- Recognitions - Fun Patches, Unofficial Emblems or Pins
- Insignia and emblems - Troop, Council, National
In general, earned awards are displayed prominently on the front of the sash or vest, and fun patches and non-official emblems go on the back. Insignia, which consists of the World Association pin and Girl Scout pin placed on a felt tab, goes over the girl's heart, on the left side of her vest, or pinned to her shirt if she has a sash.
Some good resources that include pictures of how to place insignia, badges, patches and pins are found at these locations:
Girl Scouts USA - National website with parent resources about each program age level
What Kinds of Badges and Awards Might a Girl Scout Have?
First consider what kinds of insignia, badges, pins and patches your daughter may receive during the program age level years. Using the Junior Girl Scout age level as an example, we know that they are girls who are in school grades 4-5. They wear either a green vest or sash as their uniform piece. The official insignia, emblems, badges and awards they may receive or earn during these two years may include:
- World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) pin
- Girl Scout membership pin
- American Flag
- Council patch
- Troop crest
- Troop numbers
- Membership stars with color discs (yellow for Junior years)
Journeys badges:
- It's Your World, Change It! (badge set)
- It's Your Planet, Love It! (badge set)
- It's Your Story, Tell It! (badge set)
Legacy Skill Builder Badges:
- Artist
- Athlete
- Citizen
- Cookie Business
- Financial Literary
- First Aid
- The Girl Scout Way
- Naturalist
- Signs (sun, rainbow, world, star)
- Bronze (pin)
- Brownie "fly-up" wings
- Bridge to Juniors
- Safety (pin)
- Junior Aide
- Junior Leadership (pin)
- My Faith (pin)
Junior Girl Scout Badge Placement Diagram
Where to Place Badges on a Junior Girl Scout's Vest or Sash
Vest Placement
Insignia, placed on a felt tab, will go over the girl's heart on the girl's left vest side. Next to the insignia and to its left goes the highest award for the program age level. For juniors, this would be the Bronze Award pin. Underneath the insignia, the Sign badges are placed, grouped together in a rectangle. Cookie sales activity pins can go to the left or just underneath the Signs. Journey patch sets go under the Signs, and skill-builder badges are placed along the hemline on both sides of the vest.
Emblems are placed on the girl's right side of the vest. At the top, the American flag patch is placed. Below it goes the council's emblem. If the troop has a crest, it is placed below the council's emblem and above the troop numbers. Below the troop numbers, membership stars are placed in a row. Each star should have a color disc that goes between the star and the uniform piece.
Award pins, badges and patches go below the membership stars. The Safety award, if earned, goes immediately below the membership stars. The Bridge award to the program age level goes below the membership stars. The Junior Aide award, if earned, goes below the program age level bridging award. Brownie fly-up wings follow below. Awards such as the My Faith pin and the Leadership pin go below the Brownie wings if earned.
Note, if the girl did not earn the Junior Aide award, or was never a Brownie and thus does not have Brownie wings or a Bridge to Juniors badge, then the My Faith and Leadership pins can be grouped closer to the membership stars if desired, but always above any skill-builder badges.
Sash Placement
Placing Girl Scout badges and such on a sash is a little more straightforward. There is a sort of hierarchy. Emblems go at the top of the sash and in order of importance: American flag, Council patch, troop crest, troop numbers, membership stars, Bridge award, Junior Aide award, Brownie wings. Following the wings are awards also in order of importance: My Faith pin, Leadership pin, Safety pin, Cookie sales pin, and Journey badges. Skill builder badges go at the bottom. The highest program level award - the Bronze award for Juniors - goes at the same level as troop numbers. Remember that when wearing a sash, insignia pins go on a felt tab which is pinned to the girl's shirt, over her heart on the left side and not onto the sash itself.
What Pins or Badges Carry Over to the New Vest or Sash When Girls Bridge?
When a Girl Scout bridges to the next program age level, some of her pins and awards move onto the new vest or sash, including:
- Insignia - the felt tab is left on the old vest or sash and the insignia pins themselves move to a new tab and onto the new vest or sash.
- Bronze and Silver award pins - the former program age level award is always placed under the current age level award. Example: Bronze award pin is below the Silver award pin.
- Membership stars and color backs - create a new row as necessary to accommodate all stars.
- Brownie wings - the wings are always placed underneath the current program age level bridging award patch.
Tips For Placing Badges on Girl Scout Vests or Sashes
- The placement of insignia and emblems on the Girl Scout vest is the same for all program age levels. Skill-builder badges are always placed on the front of the vest along the hemline for all program age levels. Journey badge sets always go above skill-builder badges (and below insignia) on the girl's left side. Other earned badges and awards go in the middle of the vest, and is usually the source of most confusion. It's okay if you don't place things perfectly, it's more important that you've said "yes" to Girl Scouts in the first place! Remember, you can always move things around later, particularly if you or your daughter sew things in place instead of ironing badges on.
- If you know for certain that your daughter will earn two Journey badge sets (more typical for Cadettes, who have an extra year to earn them) then leave some room so that the sets can be placed side by side. Otherwise, center the earned Journey set on the vest. If by chance she does earn another set, place it below the first one.
- Start by placing skill-builder badges or patches along the bottom edge of the vest or sash, especially for fun patches. That will give you more room to add above and you will be less likely to run out of space.
- If you iron-on badges or patches, take the time to sew just a few stiches on each badge or patch. Sometimes the iron-on glue loosens, so the extra stitch or two can help keep from losing a badge or patch completely.
- It's perfectly okay to put earned badges and pins on the back of a vest or sash if the front side is out of room.
- Always ask your Girl Scout what each badge was for. It helps to reinforce the program goals of building character and confidence in girls.
Questions & Answers
Where does the 2018 Girls Scout "Booth Sales" cookies patch go on the junior vest?
Since the Booth Sales patch is intended to acknowledge that Scout (or troop) participated in a cookie booth sale, it is not an "earned" badge in the traditional sense. So the Booth Sales patch will go on the back of the vest or sash, much like a fun patch. You may wish to place the booth sales patch at the top of the back of the vest or sash, to note that it is different than the other "fun" patches.Helpful 53
- Helpful 22
Where does the Cookie CEO patch go on a Girl Scouts' vest?
Cookie CEO is an earned badge, so it would go on the front of the vest. Many scouts start badge placement along the hem of the right side of her vest. This allows room to add badges up towards insignia, and allows room on the left side of the vest for Journey badges. If you run out of room on the front of the vest, you can always place badges on the back of the vest or sash.Helpful 24
If we get our 2019 cookie sale and cookie booth patches after we bridge from Brownies to Juniors, can we place them on the junior vest?
Many girls like to do that, so it is fine!Helpful 2
Where does the 2017 World Thinking Day patch go on the Girl Scout Cadette vest?
This is tricky because there is a 2017 World Thinking Day Award, which goes on the front of the vest, on the (girl's) right side. It should be placed above any badges and below the cookie pin or community service bars. If it is truly a patch and not the official award, it will go on the back of the vest.
My girl got a special patch from our council's CEO last year and she really wants to move it over to her Brownie uniform. Is that something we could do or do we have to leave it on her Daisy vest?
Where do the daisy put their avatar patches they earned for fall products
Where does 'Council Wide' badge/patch go on Brownie sash?
I'm sewing my granddaughter's first badges on back of vest. Where should I begin to place them? Does it matter?
Do the briging awards transfer from uniform to uniformn. From Brownies to juniors to cadets and so on?
Hi! I asked about the placement of the Pax Lodge pin. It is the pin given at the pinning ceremony at Pax that both my daughter and I received last summer when we visited. At the time and for convenience (there were 15 of us in the group getting the pins), hers was pinned by the American flag patch on her sash and mine was put under my Appreciation pin. I hope this helps? I would attach a photo if I could!
My granddaughter has Believe in the PowerofGirl & GS Way patch
where do the "the place for every girl" patch go on the vest?
I'm a grandmother sewing my grandaughter's patches. Are the special placement for these badges such as: play fair and pet badge. Thank you
Where do the "sounds of music ", "Unicorn troop crest", and "working it out" badge go on the Junior girl scout vest?
Where does the Power of Girl 2017 patch go on a Brownie vest? this one looks like a pocket flap
Thats not right i know because i am a junior and i wear a vest
You've provided useful information in a most interesting format. I'm going to share this hub with friends I know who have Girl Scouts in their families.
Voted up and Shared.
Nice work and layout - very very informative. I remember when I was a cub scout in grade school, and I was all proud of myself until I saw a brownie that had all these merit pins, bells, and whistles. I was all like, whatever - it did motivate me to accomplish more pins in the webelos scouts though. lol. Voted you up and useful. Peace. Kawi.
I like your layout, it's really easy to read and full of useful information. Congrats!
That's a lot of information! It's quite confusing where badges and things go; I was a girl scout for a little while and I remember my mom putting badges on my vest. Voted up!


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Carts are to be kept off the fairways wherever possible and are not to be taken closer than 10 metres to any green
Note: Any player causing deliberate damage to the course through the inappropriate use of clubs or other playing equipment will receive an immediate suspension which may result in a ban.
Motorised carts are available for hire from the shop. Please reserve these in advance where possible to avoid disappointment. The rules and requirements for the use of carts must be adhered to at all times during operation. Note carefully that motorised carts are not permitted on the pedestrian bridges.
Match Rules & Event Information
The Match Committee reserve the right to:
alter specified dates and times of events.
alter trophy events and the conditions under which the event will be played.
draw members in a handicap section other than that which is posted on the handicap board on the day of closing of competition entries. (This will be done in conjunction with the handicapping committee).
allow members to play in events in a lower division than their handicap provides.
For Club Events The Following Rules Will Apply:
only financial members with current handicaps may enter trophy events.
the Club Championships (both Stroke and Match play) may only be entered by members with full playing rights. (This does not include the following classes of membership; Mid Week, Summer, Winter, 9 hole, Greenfee or Country memberships)
players must report to the office/shop before starting play.
a player withdrawing from the event after the draw has been posted must pay the entry fee.
A player who is late or does not turn up and is disqualified in terms of the Rules is disqualified from the full event.
all matches played before the due date must be by mutual agreement and have the prior approval of the match committee.
In The Event Of A Tie, The Following Rules Apply:
in the event of a tie in stroke play trophy events and qualifying rounds (other than the Stroke Play Championships), a count back system will be used. The following method will be used in counting back for determining a winner where total scores are equal (starting at hole number 18 on the scorecard and working back):
the best score over the last 9 holes. If there is still a tie;
the best score over the last 6 holes If there is still a tie
the best score over the last 3 holes If there is still a tie
the best hole by hole for all 18 holes (starting at the 18th hole).
in the event of a tie in match play trophy events the sides will continue from their respective starting hole until a side wins a hole. Handicaps will apply as for the first 18 holes.
in the event of a tie in Club Championship events, play will continue from hole No. 1 or as determined by the match committee until a side wins the hole or has a lower score.
If there is no decision or play by due date, both players of the side will be in default of the terms of the competition.
A player returning an incorrectly completed card will be disqualified from an event in terms of the Rules of Golf.
A card which has not been signed by both the player and marker will result in the player being disqualified from the event.
Where the score signed for is higher than that actually taken, the player will not be disqualified but the higher score will stand.
Club Events - Men
Championship Events
Club Championships Handicap Divisions for men includes Seniors from 0 to 8.7, Intermediates from 8.8 to 15.2, Juniors from 15.3 to 22.6 and Junior B 22.7 +
Handicaps will be calculated using your NZGA Handicap Index as at 5:00p.m., on the Friday prior to the Club Champs commencing.
Players may elect to play in a division lower than that provided for by their handicap.
Trophy Events
Match Play Championships - All Groups
Players qualify over 18 holes, the lowest 16 off the stick scores qualify and play off in match play over 18 holes for three rounds and 36 holes in the finals.
The top qualifier in each division will receive a Trophy.
Stroke Play Championships
36 Holes Stroke: Senior, Intermediate, Junior, and Junior B
This event is played over two set days - 18 holes played each day.
Presidents Cup
18 hole stable ford, played off the white tees. This event is for Non-Interclub players
Queens Plate
18 holes Medal off Handicap
Cooper Cup 36 Holes
18 holes best ball, 18 holes two ball ambrose, Net. Choose your own partner. Played off the white tees.
Summer Cup
Handicap match play event. Random draw for first round, then elimination until the final. Played off white tees.
All Irons Trophy
Start Sheet entry. Played off Red tees.
Note: All trophy events are played off the blue tees unless stated in the format or stated on the day
Mid Week Events
Ken Meadows Memorial Cup.
18 hole medal off white tees
Ken Laban Memorial Cup
36 holes strokeplay on handicap over two nominated Wednesdays.
Ferguson Cup.
Matchplay, over 50 years. Top 16 qualify
Stableford Cup.
Played off white tees. Partners drawn by lot. 4BBB. Stableford
New World Open Trophy.
50 years and over 4BBB Net
Ramset Trophy.
Best net score over two rounds for 50yrs and over
Eclectic Senior Plate
Players 60yrs and over. Best Gross Goblet (Only one trophy per player)
Note: All mid week Trophy events are played off the White Tees
Club Events - Mixed
Murray Thornton Trophy
Mixed combined stableford over 18 holes. Ladies yellow ?Men white tees. Choose your own partner.
Appliance House Cup
Mixed foursomes medal (nett) over 18 holes, played in sixes off the red tees.
Men & Women Playing Off Same Tees
Men and women playing from the same set of tees will have different NZGA Course Ratings. Since the women's course rating will usually be higher, women receive additional strokes equal to the rounded difference between the NZGA Course Ratings, with .5 or greater being rounded up.
White Tees
Red Tees
Men's Course Rating
Women's Course Rating
Strokes to be added
Club Events – Women
Club Championships Handicap Divisions
Silver 0 to 18.4
Bronze 18.5 to 40.4
Trophy Events
Hill Trophy: Best three out of four rounds, putting
Bilderbeck Cup & Medal Cup: Best 3 out of 4 rounds, Medal.
Rosebowl: Mid Week and Weekends.Best 3 out of 4 Stableford rounds.
Foursomes Cup: One round, choose own partners.
Executive Cup: Match play on handicap.
Dentice Cup: Three day eclectic.
Summer Cup Ladies: Best six medal results on any extra non competition day over summer (i.e. between Presentation
Day and Opening Day)
Edna Brugger Cup: Silver player of the year.
Tregurtha Cup: Bronze player of the year.
Trophy Events General
Any financial full playing member is entitled to enter midweek and weekend competitions.
In the event of a tie in daily competitions the result will be decided on a count back.
In all competitions played under NZWGU conditions, any objection should be made on the day of play to the match committee.
The match committee reserves the right to alter specified dates and events on the programme.
The lowest handicap player in the four is responsible for the etiquette of the four players.
Competitions Explained
This is a competition where points are awarded at each hole as follows:
Nett Bogey – one over par
1 point
Nett Par
2 points
Nett Birdie – one under par
3 points
Nett Eagle – two under par
4 points
Nett Albatross – three under par
5 points
The winner is the competitor who scores the highest number of points. If your handicap is more than 18, two strokes are allowed on the number of holes that the handicap exceeds. Each of these strokes will be taken in the stroke index order (18 stroke index being the easiest hole on the course and the 1stthe hardest).
e.g. On a handicap of 20, a player receives one stroke on holes numbered 3 to 18 and two strokes each on stroke holes numbered 1 and 2.
International Stableford
Nett Stableford,
Nett Double Bogey or worse
-3 points
Nett Bogey - 1 over
-1 point
Nett Par
0 points
Nett Birdie - 1 under
2 points
Nett Eagle - 2 under
5 points
Nett Albatross or better
8 points
Nassau Stableford And Par
Standard scoring with the event spread over 1st nine, 2nd nine and 18 holes.
The player decides on what holes the allowed handicap stroke(s) will be taken. This must be decided after the play of a hole and prior to teeing off on the next. The card must be marked where the strokes are taken.
Combined Medal, Par And Stableford
Played in pairs, total their scores.
Bestball Medal, Par And Stableford
Played in pairs, best score with handicap allowance on each hole counts.
South African Stableford
Played in pairs, Stableford scores on each hole are multiplied.
Played in pairs, players alternate the tee off and play alternate shots. 50% of combined handicap.
Canadian Foursomes
Played in pairs, both players tee off, select one ball and continue alternate shots until holed out, 40% of combined handicap.
Played in pairs, each player plays two shots with their own golf ball, then select one ball and continue alternate shots until holed out. 30% of combined handicap.
Teams event. All players tee off, select one ball deemed to be in the best position from which to play the next shot. All play their next shots from that point, continue until holed out.
Handicap allowances:
6 Players divide by 12
5 Players divide by 10
4 Players divide by 8
3 Players divide by 6
2 Players divide by 4
Competition is on a hole by hole basis taking into account your handicap.
The winner of the hole is the lowest nett score
Whichever players team wins the most holes during the round is the winner.
The overall score, after deductions for handicap, at the end of the round or tournament determines the winner.
Nett/ Medal
Gross score less your course handicap
Bogey / Par
Bogey and Par competitions are similar to Matchplay. You either win, lose or halve a hole. A no return on a hole counts as a loss. After entering the stroke score on the scorecard and taking into account your handicap, mark the result with a + sign for a win, a 0 for a half and a – sign for a loss. At the end of the round, the plus and minus signs are totaled and the net result read as up, down or all square.


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Katharine Molloy is currently a designer working on marketing and events at Vox Media; publisher of Vox, Polygon, The Verge, SB Nation, Eater, Racked, and Curbed. She studied at the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia, where she almost doubled majored in Art History and Graphic Design before she came to her senses.
While at Vox Media, she has worked on advertising, the Eater Awards, and the 2014 Year in Review. She believes that internet advertising can be as beautiful as print and good design happens when you've managed to communicate an idea to someone without calling their attention to it.
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We Are Our Own Average
by Jerry DeNuccio
For Henry David Thoreau, social conformity created a dull and deadening averaging tendency. He ends Walden with a parable about a "beautiful bug" that, having been deposited as an egg some sixty years previous in an apple tree, gnaws its way out of the kitchen table built from the wood of that tree. "Who knows," Thoreau asks, "what beautiful and winged life . . . may unexpectedly come forth . . . to enjoy its perfect summer life at last!" For Thoreau, we capitulate to being average; it is not our destiny. As a young man, I wanted to zig-zag, to tack, to feint and juke, rather than straighten to the average tendency. I wanted to be one of those fireworks that spins wildly, shooting off sparks and bursting into a mad profusion of clamor and color. I was determined to be one of the chosen, one of the elect, an outlier, off the chart, gauge-breaking, one of a kind.
The word "average" is taken to mean normal, ordinary, in the middle, what most things are. As an arithmetic mean, it denotes the sum of items divided by the number of items. It is not to be confused with "median," the middle number in an ordered sequence, nor with "mode," the most frequently occurring number. In its common usage, "average" means all three; it means being meaned, medianed, and moded. Some interesting averages: The average weight for U.S. males is 191 pounds; for women, 140 pounds. Both men and women use 16,000 words per day; their vocabulary averages 5 to 6 thousand words. They repeat themselves a lot. On average, Americans laugh 13 times per day, eat 35,000 cookies in a lifetime, have 1,460 dreams per year, eat 18 acres of pizza per day, and consume 3.1 cups of coffee per day. On average, a full moon occurs every 29.5 days; a blue moon, two full moons in one month, occurs once every 2.5 years. Once in a blue moon I dream of laughingly eating a cookie-topped pizza and washing it down with Starbuck's Venetian Robusto and, as a chaser, a Hersheys Milk Chocolate Bar with Almonds, averages 6 whole almonds per 52 gram (1.8 ounce) bar.
The average age for getting bifocals is 40. I got bifocals at 40. On average, men's hair begins to thin and gray at 35, their skin begins to dry and wrinkle at 40, and, around 50, taste and smell diminish and joints turn troublesome. I was right on schedule.
The average measures a tendency toward centralization, but not everything has a central tendency. What is the central tendency of dogs? Of a dewed, sun-dappled meadow? Of ice cream? Of home and poetry and courage and mirth and dignity and the little shard of mystery we are?
No one wants to be average. No one wants to appear ordinary to themselves, or to others. We almost always overestimate our knowledge, our common sense, our practicality. We almost always consider ourselves more original, more distinctive, than we are. We set our lives to the meter of I-am-ic. We like to think of our lives as a bit of guerilla theater. What we fear is invisibility, a life unacknowledged, unheralded, a cursive stroke written in disappearing ink. We fear cloaking conformity. To be average is a shackling littleness we desperately seek to leave behind. Average is tyrannous. The mean is mean.
At my last wellness screening, everything—blood pressure, BMI, HDL and LDL cholesterol, triglycerides—checked out average, within the normal range. Here, average is good. My weight is below, well below, the 190 pound average for males. Below average is considered bad, but in this case it is probably good. I drink more, much more, coffee than the 3.1 cups per day average. Above average is good, but in this case it is probably bad. "Average" is a slippery word, never definitive, always contingent on circumstance. There is always a slippage between public and private meaning, what the world knows and what we know. Too often we take the world's word for it. To be average means to have been measured against something else. Average is a relational concept. It has the seductive, come-hither appeal of metrics. I'd like to think individual subjectivities are unaverageable, but even personally chosen measures of self-assessment are based on criteria we have internalized from the cultural milieu. Yet, I wonder who is the "I" that measures? That is being measured? Are we available to ourselves as ourselves?
A new genetic paradigm, called epigenetics, is currently taking shape in biology. It revises the idea that DNA is deterministic, that it acts as a foreordained blueprint, that our genome shapes who we will be. DNA is itself shaped by the cells that contain it. Our cells, it turns out, are affected by a variety of environmental factors, even by our social networks, and these factors cause chemicals to attach to the gene which control its expression. Life is creative, not foreordained; ongoing, not given; a sculpture in process, in transit, mustering itself. We are, beyond measure, beyond average. We are our own average.


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On Saturday, April 4, 2009, Geert Wilders will be speaking at Chapman University in Orange County, CA. Once again, Islamofascists have threatened protests against this brave man, merely because he dares to speak the truth. I hope that many people who believe in free speech--especially when it's the truth!--will come out and show their support for Wilders, who stands against a huge wave of suppression and censorship.
In case you need a nudge to see how important this issue is, do take a look at this article on Women's Rights in Islam. You will quickly understand why I, as a FREE WOMAN, must take this hardline stance against Islamofascism and must stand up for great heroes like Geert Wilders.
As many of you may be aware, Dutch MP Geert Wilders, hero of the free world, will be visiting Orange County, CA this Saturday [April 4, 2009] at Chapman University thanks to the David Horowitz Freedom Center.
We have just got word that a collection of Islamist organizations are organizing a protest. Please urge everyone you know in the surrounding area to show up in force to give these jihadis a nice counter-protest welcome.
Let's get the media to pay attention to the anti-free-speech jihadists right here in our own back yard.
Counter-protesters will assemble starting at 1:00 PM in front of Memorial Hall which faces Glassell Ave at E. Palm several blocks north of the turning circle at the intersection of Glassell and Chapman in Orange, CA.
For driving directions, campus map, and parking lots.
see http://www.chapman.edu/map/map.pdf
Bring cameras, flags, signs.
For those of you unfamiliar with Mr. Wilder's work, please see the following interview:
P.S. A commenter has stated that Wilders has "prophet's hair," like Charleton Heston in "The 10 Commandments." A funny observation, indeed.


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Suggested Apps from Dravet Families – Part One
Apps suggested by Dravet Families
Thanks to modern technology, devices such as iPad tablet computers have revolutionised the way we can play with and educate our children. Moreover, touch-screen devices are especially useful for children with additional learning needs, such as those with Dravet Syndrome and autism.
There are so many apps around, and lists of apps(!), it was great to receive this list that was suggested by parents of Dravet children on facebook.
This list from Dravet Syndrome UK which covers some of the best iPad apps available for kids and young adults with Dravet Syndrome. Whether you are looking to strengthen their vocabulary understanding or just let their creative side loose, there's an app to keep your child entertained and stimulated.
These apps may of course be useful for other children with learning disabilities and autism.
Pre-School Classroom Range
The Pre-School Classroom range of software offer a number of educational titles that cover basic subjects such as maths and English. Each app is created with simplicity in mind, and an added bonus is that none of the apps include any "in-app" purchases – which can become annoying and confusing for little ones using apps.
Pre-School Classroom – The Pre School Apps Academy
Pre-School Phonic Crosswords – The Pre School Apps Academy
Fun Sums HD – The Pre School Apps Academy
Pre-School Maze – The Pre School Apps Academy
Pre-School Maths Class – The Pre School Apps Academy
Mr and Mrs Potato Head
These Mr and Mrs Potato Head apps are based on the classic children's toy we all knew and loved as children ourselves. The app is simple yet fun, allowing your child to decorate and dress Mr or Mrs Potato Head with only the touch of the screen. The ability to change the facial expressions and outfits will hopefully allow your child to learn more about emotional differences and help them to express their own feelings through the app.
Mr. Potato Head Create & Play – Callaway Digital Arts Inc.
Mrs. Potato Head Create & Play – Callaway Digital Arts Inc.
Splat the Clowns
Splat the Clown is a simple and amusing target game, involving clowns and… custard pies! The game features a number of settings to change the difficulty and speed of the target, and will help your child develop their fine motor skills and hand-eye co-ordination whilst having lots of fun. Splat the Clown is switch compatible.
Splat The Clowns – Inclusive Technology Ltd
Peeping Musicians
Peeping Musicians is another targeting app that helps children to develop their looking and observation skills. A number of bright and furry characters will hide from the user, and when they "peep" out the child must simply touch them on the screen and they will be rewarded with a centre-stage musical number from the character. This app includes 20 different characters and instruments to find.
Peeping Musicians – Inclusive Technology Ltd
Crazy Cats Inc Range of Fun Food Apps
The team at Crazy Cats Inc have created a number of apps which are all based on the same idea, yet each with a different theme. Each app allows children to concoct their own culinary creation – including doughnuts, cookies, pizza, cupcakes and more!
In each app your child can choose from a number of ingredients and colourful (and tasty-looking!) toppings to produce their own dream dish. The basic apps are free, and will involve in-app purchases to provide further toppings and options.
Donut Maker! – Crazy Cats Inc.
Cookie Maker! – Crazy Cats Inc.
Cupcake Maker! – Crazy Cats Inc.
Pizza Maker+ – Crazy Cats Inc.
My First App Range
The My First App range of games are simple and colourful apps that cover all subjects from matching, building, sorting, music and more.
Each app is super-colourful and easy to use, yet still providing your child with hours of fun and entertainment. The simple touch screen usability and eye-catching animations will capture your child's imagination whilst teaching them some of the most fundamental learning skills needed for building language and numeracy.
Match it up 3 – MyFirstApp.com
Sort It Out 1 – MyFirstApp.com
MatrixMatch 1 – MyFirstApp.com
Part 2 of our apps suggested by Dravet families can be found on the next post.
We have many more apps aimed at children with special education needs on this blog. There is a click here for a series suggested by Ian Bean an education and technology specialist.
iPads are helping children with special educational needs in school
iPads are helping children with special educational needs in school
New research has shown that iPads and their apps have been significantly encouraging and supporting children with special educational needs in the classroom. Many children have had their lives revolutionised in just a few weeks of working with iPads in therapeutic settings and research from the States is slowly filtering over to us in the UK.
There are hundreds of apps designed for children and also for children with additional needs but therapists have found most children react to a particular set of apps. Below we're looking at some of these apps in closer detail:
Preschool Adventure
An interactive educational app with eighteen different activities to choose from. From Sea Beat exploring rhythm and percussion to Ocean Colours which helps your child learn basic colours. This app is fantastic for some very basic and accessible learning.
Starfall ABC
Help your child master the alphabet at their own pace with this interactive alphabet app. From spelling out their name to learning things a letter a time, this app allows for learning at whatever pace suits the child in question best.
Sound Touch
A fantastic touch activated sound based app that contains over 360 different sounds of animals, vehicles and every day noises. Help your child to get used to different sounds and learnt to recognise certain sounds and associate them with the correct meaning. Each sound is matched with a corresponding picture and is activated by simple touch rather than swiping or more difficult touchscreen movements.
Nursery Rhymes Tap
Nursery Rhymes Tap is a fun and exciting interactive musical app, designed to help and refine fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. It also introduces new musical concepts to any child with repetitive musical nursery rhymes. The emphasis is on fun as opposed to strict learning and this like all the apps mentioned, can be taken at the child's own pace.
An interactive and sensory explosion. This app allows you to create your own explosive fireworks and make lots of fun patterns. Fantastic way of mimicking a sensory room experience at home in miniature or in the classroom on a small scale.
And our son with a great fun app called 'Draw with Stars' suggested by Ian Bean, Independent Special Needs ICT consultant and trainer
The growth of the iPad and other tablet devices is allowing for special education to be fun and more accessible for children. This growth in affordable and accessible apps is helping children to develop beyond their parents and teachers expectations and all with the help of modern, assistive technology.
- International Dravet Syndrome Awareness Day 2015
- Six Neck and Head Support Options for your Child
- Gripping Aids for Children
- Sensory Stories for Children and Teens – The Book!
- What to Pack for your Child's Hospital Stay
- How to make your own Sensory Wall
- Homemade Mirror Cube Sensory Toy
- Join Trabasack and Active Hands at Kidz in the Middle
- Sensory Play at Naidex National 2014
- Festive Christmas Apps for Kids


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Artec™ Eva 3D scanner is similar to a video camera which captures in 3D. The scanner captures up to 16 frames per second. These frames are aligned automatically in real-time, which make scanning easy and fast. This is especially important for the creation of special effects, medical and biomechanical research. Because of the high quality, Eva's textured models can be used in such industries as CG/Animation, forensics and medicine.
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"Jaxie dreads going home. His mum's dead. The old man bashes him without mercy, and he wishes he was an orphan. But no one's ever told Jaxie Clackton to be careful what he wishes for.
In one terrible moment his life is stripped to little more than what he can carry and how he can keep himself alive. There's just one person left in the world who understands him and what he still dares to hope for. But to reach her he'll have to cross the vast saltlands on a trek that only a dreamer or a fugitive would attempt."
I was privileged enough to hear Tim Winton talk about this novel and what he calls, 'toxic masculinity' in Sydney. Afterwards I thought there wouldn't be much left to get out of reading the novel, but as I rounded chapter 3 I realised I was dead set wrong. The protagonist is rough, abrasive and, if not endearing, at least engrossing and he leads us on a cracking journey of survival that snaps like a whip the closer you get to the end. As with most of Winton's writing the landscape is it's own character and the austere backdrop for Jaxie's plight reflects the unforgiving and shocking nature of his story. It made me both incredibly uncomfortable and supremely intrigued. It's about manhood and masculinity for sure, but also about growing up, fear and bravery, solitude and unexpected friendship. Warning: lots of language and some violence.


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This week long camp is held in mid August and runs from 8:30 am to 11:00 am and is for children 6 through 14. The camp is designed to teach the basics of the game. Children will work on the skills of treading, passing, shooting, defensive, and offensive techniques. Children should have strong swimming skills.


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In computing terms, a plug-in (or plugin, add-on, or extension) is a software component that adds a specific feature to an existing computer program. When a program supports plug-ins, it enables customization (Wikipedia). In other words, plugins allow additional functions to be performed on top of the default functions the particular software or website is designed for.
There are many different kinds of plugins available for downloads. The most common examples are plugins or extensions made for web browsers. These extensions are exclusive for the particular web browser they are made for. For instance, plugins or extensions for Chrome will not be applicable for Internet Explorer and vice versa.
Plugins or extensions for web browsers are able to perform a variety of tasks from enabling the use of emoticons to changing your browsing location (comes in handy where access to some web pages is not authorized when user is browsing from within certain countries). Some of the well-known browser plugins include Adobe Flash Player, QuickTime Player, and Twinword Finder. Adobe Flash Player and QuickTime Player enables the web browser to read files written in certain format (SWF, AVI and etc.) that it would otherwise be unable to, by default. Twinword Finder on the other hand, is an add on semantic search functionality for browsers. It reduces research time by providing related search results through understanding of searcher intent and the contextual meaning of terms. Find-on-page results are returned in highlighted paragraphs on the web page.
Web browser plugins and extensions are available for download in their respective web browser plugin stores:
Chrome Web Store
Safari Extensions
Firefox Add-ons
Internet Explorer Add-ons
Plugins are also widely available and used on WordPress, a powerful blogging and website content management system (CMS). According to WordPress beginner's guide, a plugin is a piece of software containing a group of functions that can be added to a WordPress website. They can extend functionality or add new features to your WordPress websites. WordPress plugins are written in the PHP programming language and integrate seamlessly with WordPress. From theme makers to writing tools, there is also a directory dedicated to list and house all the available WordPress Plugin Directory.
Some of the more popular WordPress Plugins among content marketers include Yoast SEO, which analyzes the degree of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for a specific set of focus keywords.
Next to this plugin, several other important WordPress plugins should be present on any website. The use of these plugins is explained in detail. Remember to not use too many plugins for your website.
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Ingredients for Puri:
For puri :
. 3/4 cup sooji (upma ravva).
. 1/4 cup maida.
. 1 cup water
1) kneed suji and maida with water and keep it aside for about 1/2 hr.
2) make small round balls and make in to puri's.
3) Deep fry them till they turn in to brown color.
Now puri's are ready
Ingredients for Pani:
. 1 cup of mint leaves(make in to paste)
. 4 green chillies
. 3 tbsp tamarind pulp
. 3 tbsp lemon guce
. pepper
. salt
. black salt
. 1 tbsp of suger
. 1 tbsp chat masala
. 1 tbsp of jeera powder
Mix all the ingredients in water to get hot pani puri water.
For aloo stuffing:
. Boiled batani
. Boiled potato's
. Salt
Smash boiled potato's and add boiled batani and a pinch of salt to make aloo stuffing.
Now serve pani puri with aloo stuffing along with water. you can also add onions along with pani puri.
Mouth watering pani puri is ready to serve.


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A bunch of bros who look too old for horse play fool around while diving off of a dock. As you can see in the video below, one of the men suffers a painful injury not usually associated with diving.
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Aftermath: The Wake of YCS Dallas
Jonathan Moore here with an article series I plan to call "Aftermath", in which I'll make a detailed report of the crazy shenanigans that go on and how things come to be from the events I go to. I think this one will be especially awesome as I have a lot of insight to the story of how this YCS events came to be that others wouldn't.
We start from the beginning. I've been testing Burning Abyss for three weeks. Billy Brake has led me into a lot of decisions on the deck, such as what to play in terms of traps and has convinced me that hand traps are indeed the truth. Maxx "C" and Effect Veiler are pretty critical to the current format. No matter what you play against in a competitive environment, Maxx "C" is going to be at least a one for one that stops a turn unless you're playing against an extreme anti-meta build. The reason Billy doesn't run it in 60 card control is simply because it isn't needed to get the advantage going, and the fact that a lot of the deck is fine staying in the deck to be used for later. Effect Veiler is super powerful in it's ability to stop Tour Guide From the Underworld, Deneb, Chaos Sorcerer and BLS, as well as many other things. While the Burning Abyss had been real, winning Billy three local box tourneys and the local OTS, he felt something could always be better and was constantly trying out new cards to try to get that missing link to push the deck to a more consistent form. Enter Robert Boyajian. He flew in Friday mid-day, and we picked him up with fellow article writer for Hotsauce games, Chase Furman. We all went to a Mexican joint called Chuy's. Ironically, Rob was talking maaaaad trash about what Billy had ordered and how it looked, but had told the waitress to bring him something of her choice, and her choice was to double Billy's order. From there we went to the event, I pre-reg'd and did some trading, and that night Robert put an idea into Billy's head that he couldn't wrap his head around. "You can play 60 cards in this format". At first Billy said that there was no way, but respected Robert's opinion so much that he started putting things together in disbelief. The more he tested it out, the more he realized that the deck couldn't brick, and that there was so much power in the deck with 60 cards. Spoiler, Billy doesn't brick the whole tournament except for once. Among Shaddolls, Burning Abyss, and Artifacts and many other powerful cards, he began testing hands over and over to master the Shaddolls that he had never played with, but had played against. It was already 2 AM and I was content playing a 42 card Burning Abyss deck, having made fun of myself for the idea I was playing too many cards.
Saturday. The day YCS's breath, live, conquer, and crush dreams. I started out with a round one loss, losing game three to myself by not seeing a game for play. My opponent's field is only Supply Squad and Vanity's Fiend with no hand, I have Scarm and Raiza, with a Breakthrough Skill in grave, and I draw into windblast, and instead of Breakthrough, special, tribute, I set the PWWB. This allows him to come back despite the position when he draws his Tour Guide next turn. I then proceed to go all the way to 3-1, but then lose again to Satellar Burn, manage another few wins to 5-2, and then lose to a mirror match by drawing only two chaos monsters and an Effect Veiler game one, and no traps game two. Remember kids, pile shuffle. Burning Abyss decks have a nasty habit of clumping all their monsters together. All during the day I make sure everyone's doing well. Most of the local friends are, and Billy ends 7-1-1, Mike Klasel ends 7-1-1, and my friend Kyle Wilkinson ends 8-1. So, overall a good day. That night a huge group of us go to Saltgrass Steakhouse down the street. Fili Luna, Billy's tie, is there with me, Billy, Russell, Chris Rodriguez (also day 2 at 7-2) with his service dog bonnie, and several others all have a great meal with many many laughs, such as alluding to how Billy looks like Grandpa Muto and how he was "quite the duelist in his day". We were enjoying the good life. The part of life where we all had a long day, and now we're enjoying good friends and company with good food after hard fought battles, beats, but with that light at the end of the tunnel that we all had something to look forward to the next day.
7 Am Sunday. After a stop through a Taco bell drive thru where we all get Steak AM Crunchwraps, Billy drives us to the convention center from my house. If you're wondering where Robert Boyajian is at in this point of the story with that beastly deck him and Billy made, it's not in the tournament. He's doing the coverage for Konami! Among his many talents such as dueling, he's also a writer.
Unfortunately with the very limited number of 7-1-1's at this point, Mike Klasel ends up playing Billy. He was running Burning Abyss and despite great plays, loses to Billy. Billy takes his next one as well to finish 9-1-1, as does Mike to finish 7-2-1, and my friend Kyle finishes 9-2. After a long reading out of the top 32 players, Mike comes in 32nd, Billy 7th, and Kyle is among the top 32 as well! They all win their top 16 matches in dominating fashion and move on to draft.
Many people are aware but not prepared. Draft is a beast. Among these men are a World Champion, the YCS Vegas champion, and many other threats. Billy was prepared. He lost on the Bubble at YCS Toronto, and had played side events of sealed and conquered them. Ready for battle, Billy jumped on cards others passed to complete a strategy that consisted of many level three monsters as well as Mist Valley Falcons, Premature Burial, and cards of the like, then chose to pick cards to counter attack modify cards rather than the equips such as Swords of Concealing Light. Here he played my friend Kyle Wilkimson, while Mike was matched up against the World Champion, Sehabi Kheireddine. Having won an ARG Circuit and Worlds, a YCS win would be the triple crown for this man so to say. Mike loses to Sehabi here, and Billy beats Kyle, ending the man's run and his first top. Billy moves on through his next two opponents in narrow 3 game battles, abusing Psychic Jumper to win. The finals, as you will read or have read in the feature, was a knock out, drag out brawl in which Billy pulls it out against the World Champion, almost a storybook ending. The three time YCS Champion defends home turf to take home the gold, or in this case, a copy of Ascension Sky Dragon with gold lettering. This man reclaims the throne, and again takes the argument of who the best duelist is to the test with 16 YCS tops, 10 of them being top 4 finishes. It's clear when he gets in there, he goes far. This is also the first 60 card deck in HISTORY to ever top. He redefined the meta just a few days in, shaking up the world all of you knew and thought was safe.
Having a backseat to all of this was pretty awesome, but it made me realize my own shortcomings as well. I learned I need to regain my hunger to want to win. I was content with where I was at, fooling around on dueling network and beating people I didn't know. I chose this over locals, when the fact is, clicking buttons and playing random matchups when I have multiple other YCS champs as well as a World's qualifier at my local store would be much better for me to test at. I probably wouldn't have misplayed as much, as I also learned playing in person is so much different. You don't get to click end phase for Scarm. You have to remember it, and I did forget once at a costly time. I also didn't spread through my graveyard as much as I should, and viewed my deck differently than I did online. I didn't think of breakthrough as the same. It's like the information is just processed a different way when it's shown out to you together instead of all laid out on a screen. In other words, I worked dumber and not harder, and need to get back to basics. Good old fashioned local dueling is what the deck doctor has prescribed to me.
So what does lay in the aftermath of the wake that is YCS Dallas? The two most credited players in the top 16 of draft made it to the finals. I think this proves a lot about the fact that drafting isn't about luck or position. It's about commitment, knowledge, hard work, and perseverance. The finals was the dream matchup on paper that could have come out of the two brackets. My friend Kyle got his first top and made it to draft. Mike made another YCS top. Many of my friends and local's attendees bubbled, but did good and will want to get even better from it. But the main thing is… decks being defined to 40 cards to be the best is an era that is over. Why did 60 cards do so well? It's because the game is about resource management. Mixing Shaddolls with Burning Abyss allowed Billy to use up things faster, stronger, and harder than he would in either singular deck, as well as take risks that he normally wouldn't, because they were no longer risks. The amount of plays the deck garners is insane as well. I think plus is an understatement, and the deck will only get stronger as Billy works on it more, as this tournament was its first run and his first time playing Shaddolls.
So what do you think? Has the South risen again with Billy behind the helm, taking one of the best spots and defending his home turf? What defines what number of cards you should play in a deck now? How will you manage resources and defeat your opponent after seeing the power 60 cards can offer?


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Biases in the IPO Pricing Process
Michelle Lowry, G. William Schwert
NBER Working Paper No. 8586
By investigating the entire IPO pricing process, beginning when the offering is filed, the paper contributes to the existing literature along four dimensions. First, price updates during the registration period are predictable based on firm and offer-specific characteristics known at the time the offer is filed. Second, price updates reflect market movements prior to the initial filing date as well as during the registration period. Third, positive and negative information learned during the registration period affect the offer price asymmetrically. Finally, public and private information learned during the registration period have different effects on the offer price. While a number of the biases that we uncover are consistent with one or more theories regarding IPOs, many remain a puzzle.
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Published: Schwert, G. William and Michelle Lowry. "Is the IPO Pricing Process Efficient?" Journal of Financial Economics 71 (January 2004): 3-26.
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symptoms of burnout Affliction? Burning out, as some folks call it, occurs after protracted exposure to a trying setting. Over time, it can combat your wellbeing and emotional well-being. Whether you are feeling under-challenged or overworked, protracted exposure to mundane jobs or unreasonably arduous employments can impact your life unfavorablely in the long run.
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For two years, MoveWorks presented ReArrange, an interactive site-specific dance performance for audiences of all ages and species.
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PTF (P1 Telecom Fuzzer) is a Telecom protocols oriented fuzzer using automated fuzzing tests generation & reproducible fuzzing tests. PTF goes deeper into telecom-specific layers and covers much more Telecom protocols than any other fuzzer available on the market.
• PTF allows the fuzzing of HLR IMSI requests with the correct underlying layers (M3UA, SCCP, TCAP);
• PTF allows the fuzzing of SCCP parameters offsets depending on SCCP message type;
• PTF is aware of protocol state machines and adapts accordingly.
Key Features
• Normal Fuzzing.
• Known crash replay.
• User provided corpus (PCAP).
• Reproducible fuzzing.
• Multiple interconnections for parallel fuzzing.
• Fuzzing instrumentation.
• Fuzzing report.
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Key Benefits
• Robustness testing of testbed equipment before deployment in production environment.
• Coverage of legacy, current and next generation Telecom equipment and protocols.
• Compatibility with a wide range of Network Elements from multiple vendors.
• Numerous vulnerabilities already discovered by PTF in critical Core Network Elements.
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