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Baraaem Kindergarten at Mieh Mieh Camp |
The Mieh Mieh Camp is located near the southern city of Sidon, Lebanon. According to the UNRWA, there are 5,747 registered people in the camp as of June 2018. There is one UNRWA school in the camp which serves more than 400 students. The addition of the playground was extremely significant to the community.
Women's Union Kindergarten at Burj el Shamali | برج إلشمالي
This playground was funded by PfP-UK, our sister organization in the United Kingdom. The Rashidieh refugee camp is located on the coast of Lebanon, south of the city of Tyre. According to the UNRWA, there are 34,584 people registered in the camp as of June 2018. There are four schools in Rashidieh serving more than 2,000 refugees.
Women's Union Kindergarten at Burj Al Shemali |
This playground was donated by PfP to the Women's Union Kindergarten located in Burj Al Shemali refugee camp in south Lebanon. According to the UNRWA, there are 24,929 people registered in Burj Al Shemali as of June 2018.
Rashidieh Camp Inclusive Playground |
This playground was donated by PfP. The Rashidieh refugee camp is located on the coast of Lebanon, south of the city of Tyre. According to the UNRWA, there are 34,584 people registered in the camp as of June 2018. There are four schools in Rashidieh serving more than 2,000 refugees.
Ein el Hilweh Al Morshid, Lebanon | روضة المرشد، مخيم عين الحلوة، لبنان
Al Morshid Kindergarten is located in Ein El Hilweh
Rashidieh Refugee Camp مخيم الرشيدية
PfP's UK Chapter fundraised for this beautiful public park for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon. With the help of UNRWA in Lebanon, two playground systems were installed in the Rashidieh Refugee camp near Tyre. The park is open to the public and serves, literally, thousands of children. It was completed in record time so local children woke up to it for Eid al Adha, 2019. Much gratitude to Daoud Korman, in particular, and to Claudio Cordone, Mohammed Khaled and others at UNRWA who helped make this and other playgrounds in Lebanon's camps possible!
Aheba el Tefel | أَحبّاء الطفل
Located in a kindergarten in Gaza
Jayyous Skate Park | جيوس
This is our second skate park project working with SkateQilya and SkatePal to create state of the art skateboarding ramps for boys and girls of all ages. We also support ongoing summer skate camps there.
Circus Summer 2017
Playgrounds for Palestine teamed up with Pallasos en Rebeldía (Clowns in Rebellion), who volunteered through Lajee Center, to send them across the West Bank portion of Palestine to host day long events and acrobatics workshops for local children at our playgrounds.
Kobar | كوبر
This playground was funded by PfP-UK, our sister organization in the United Kingdom. Kobar is a Palestinian village in the Ramallah and al-Bireh Governorate. According to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS), the total population of Kobar reached over 4,000 in 2015, 60% of whom are under the age of 15 years. There are four public schools in the village, but no playgrounds or recreational facilities until this one was built.
Aida 2 | مخيم عايده
After creating a park space on the property of Lajee Center in the Aida Refugee Camp, we installed this playground, which turned out to be one of two.
Nablus 2 | نابلس
This playground is located in Nablus, as part of the campus of Tomorrow's Youth Orgnization (TYO), where hundreds of Palestinian children engage in daily educational and creative programming. Approximately 800 children use this playground.
Play Therapy
Play Therapy was an ambitious project that was launched in Gaza after Israel's military assault 2014, which left thousands more traumatized children. The project was funded in part through a generous grant from the Tingari-Silverton Foundation. While we were able to complete the site and hold some workshops, the project was unsustainable for various reasons, in part due to the severe siege of Gaza.
Silwan | سلوان
This is a park located in Wadi Hilweh, in the Silwan neighborhood of East Jerusalem.
The community of Wadi Hilwah, Silwan has been working to design and construct a sports/playing field and a playground on two of the last remaining parcels of open land their their village. In cooperation with MECA (Middle East Children's Alliance and and the Madaa Center, Playgrounds for Palestine is proud to be a part of the effort to put the community's plan in motion to establish the first playing space in this town of over 55,000 residents.
The sports field is used by teams and individuals of all ages. According to the community, these play and sports fields will offer an opportunity for healing and provide a space to procure the vast benefits of play experiences for the children of Silwan who suffer from ongoing psychological trauma, due to the constant threats and harassment from ultra- nationalist Israeli settlers who are trying to take over the neighborhoods of Silwan.
UPDATE: Unfortunately, in 2012, the Israeli military came in and demolished this playground. It was the only space available for recreation for hundreds of children. Here is a video of the demolition.
Qalqilya, Skate Park | قلقيلية
PfP partnered with SkateQilya to construct a skate ramp, buy skate equipment, and conduct ongoing workshops with children to promote skateboarding in Palestine among girls and boys of all ages. The results have been spectacular!
Jenin, Freedom Theatre | جنين
We are proud to sponsor The Freedom Theatre Child Center in Jenin. In addition to rehabilitation of the space, PfP made a three-year, renewable commitment to sponsor an annual program that brings together children ranging in age from 4 to 12 in creative expression that focuses on preservation of the environment. The group conducts team building exercises aimed at overcoming age and gender barriers among children, allowing them to experience the difference of being together rather than apart.
Aida 3 | مخيم عايده
This is the second playground (in addition to the park itself) we built at the Lajee Center inside the Aida Refugee Camp in the Bethlehem District, Palestine. Lajee Center's work with children so inspired us that we decided to partner with them permanently to oversee our installations in other locations. In particular, Salah Ajarma's passion and dedication to Palestine's children has made this center a refugee for thousands of children who come to the center daily, where they spend their summers and after school hours.
Qortuba | الْخَلِيل
This playground is built on the property of an elementary school in one of the most threatened Palestinian cities. Qortuba is part of the Hebron District, where settler violence and harassment are particularly extreme. This playground is a rare point of color and play for the children it serves.
Ramallah – Mashjar Juthour | مشجَر جذور
PfP partnered with Mashjar Juthour to build an amphitheater and we continue to work with this excellent organization on some of their projects. Mashjar Juthor is a "natural reserve that provides much needed space for cultivating the trees of Palestine while also reminding local communities of their very basic and necessary relationship to nature". We sponsored some of their programs that strives to connect communities and youth with the importance of cultural roots and preserving the land through fun activities such as storytelling, arts and environmental education.
Qibya | قبية
This playground was funded in part by the Kuran Family in New Jersey. It is located on the grounds of the local municipality and serves several thousand children. Qibya has particular significance in Palestinian history, as this village is the site of massacre of 70 civilians in which an Israeli military unit under the command of Ariel Sharon locked residents in their homes before blowing up their houses on October 14, 1953. It was a horrific act that shocked the world to the point that the UN Security Council immediately passed Resolution 101, specifically condemning the attack on Qibya.
Silwad | سلواد
Silwad, located north of Ramallah, is home to approximately 8,000 Palestinians. Most of its population relies on farming and agriculture to support their families and its climate makes it suitable for growing its famous olive and fig trees.
Playgrounds for Palestine installed this playground in collaboration with Maysoon's Kids, a children's center in Silwad. This particular playground is accessible to physically challenged children to ensure that all kids have the right to play. Maysoon's Kids was able to find an exceptional local builder to put together this playground for differently-abled children so all children would have the right to play. This accessibly playground was built outside the Silwad Disabled Center and was built in the city of Silwad because the people in the city excelled in teaching and challenging its student population.
Nahr el Bared | نهر البارد
The Nahr el Bared Camp (NBC) was established in December 1949 by the League of Red Cross Societies in order to accommodate the Palestinian refugees suffering from the difficult winter conditions in the Beqa'a valley and the suburbs of Tripoli. About 31,000 displaced Palestinians and their families live in and around this camp, located 16km from the city of Tripoli and occupying an area of about 20 km2. This refugee camp was named after the river that runs south of the camp.
On May 20, 2006, fierce clashes erupted between armed members of the radical group Fatah Al Islam (FAI) and the Lebanese Army in Tripoli (in northern Lebanon). These clashes quickly spread to the nearby Palestinian refugee camp of Nahr el Bared (NBC), resulting in over 300 deaths. The camp was decimated and became uninhabitable. The human, economic and political consequences of this conflict have been very severe on the Nahr el Bared Camp.
The "new" Nahr el Bared camp was set up to accommodate the refugees of the refugee camp and is in great need of help. PfP has partnered with ANERA and MECA to provide children in this impoverished camp with a safe and fun place to play. A donation to ANERA from the family of the late Mazen Afifi made it possible to establish a park where a Playgrounds for Palestine playground could finally be installed.
Sinjil | سنجل
Sinjil KG is owned and run by the the Women Charitable society and is located the town of Sinjil, part of the Ramallah District in the West Bank.
The KG accommodates up to a 180 children, has 10 teachers of which one of them is the headmistress as well. The KG is made up of two separate houses situated next to each other. The first occupies the ground floor of a two store house, has 6 classes, canteen and kitchenette, an admin room and 2 toilettes located outside the building, the size of the building is 180Km2. The second part of the KG is located in a 50Km2 house made up of 2 classrooms and one toilette.
In addition to building a playground, PfP helped renovate the kindergarten, including tiling the floors, painting the walls, and updating the facilities used by this kindergarten. Work was funded by PfP and completed in coordination with The Welfare Association.
Jenin | جنين
The playground built by Playgrounds for Palestine in the Jenin Refugee Camp is now complete and in use.
PfP received the following letter from the administrators of the camp upon its completion:
The Jenin refugee camp is honored to present our deepest thanks and gratitude to Playgrounds for Palestine for the financing of the children's playground in the Jenin refugee camp, which was carried out in coordination with the ANERA foundation. It has had a great impact in bringing joy and happiness to the hearts of children in the camp whose difficult and harsh living conditions lack places of play and recreation in their area of residence. Thank you for this generous gesture.
Yours sincerely,
Adnan Al-Hindy
Popular Committee for Services – Jenin refugee camp
Gaza Competition | غَزَّة
In cooperation with ANERA and the Islamic University of Gaza (IUG), Playgrounds for Palestine held a playground design competition among architecture students. In addition to awarding a monetary gift, PfP gave the creators of the top six designs the opportunity to oversee the construction of fun, safe and aesthetically accurate playgrounds using local raw materials and local labor.
Deir Ammar | دير عمار
In memory of Cynthia Laitman
This playground was built in memory of Cynthia Laitman, with love from her sister, Judith, her friends, and the Madison, WI chapter of Playgrounds for Palestine.
Deir Ammar is a rural village in the West Bank, west of Ramallah, with approximately 3,800 inhabitants (based on 2007 census). Just northwest of the village is the Deir Ammar refugee camp, where 2,303 refugees reside. Both the village and the refugee camp lack adequate facilities for water, sanitation, and recreation. Rain-fed agriculture is the main source of income for most families in this village. As other Palestinian villages, Deir Ammar suffers from lack of security, frequent Israeli military incursions, and land confiscations. Approximately 20% of village land has been confiscated thus far for Jewish-only settlement construction.
In cooperation with the Welfare Association, Playgrounds for Palestine funded and constructed a much needed playground in a kindergarten run by the Deir Ammar Athletic Club Charitable Society. The kindergarten serves up to a 100 children and has 3 teachers of which one of them is the headmistress. The KG is part of a three store building which includes the club (athletics and other youth and educational activities) as well. It was built in 2008 funded and built by the inhabitants of the village over 5 years.
Beit Fajjar | بيت فجّار
Beit Fajjar is an old industrial town outside of Bethlehem. It is the home to many rock quarries and used to be a very lucrative town that imported much of its stone to be used by marble masons in Italy. With the current restriction of movement within Palestine, most of the quarries are closed and the town has lost its main source of income. The donated municipality building is also the site of a disabled school. The playground/community space is behind this building and will serve the children of the disabled school as well as the town of Beit Fajjar.
The center works with 40 children with mental and mobility disabilities ages 13-15 years. The playground was made accessible to facilitate activities for these children. It includes an amphitheater, various climbing and crawling structures, slides, make believe areas, meeting spots, and more.
Asira Shamaliya | عصيرة الشماليّة
This playground is located in the Nablus District of Palestine. It is situated near a school and serves approximately 6,000 children from three intersecting villages. The Municipality of Asira Shamaliya, together with Dr. Mohammed Sawalha, are the gracious keepers of this park, which also boasts a skate park. In addition to building the playground, PfP sponsors youth workshops to encourage environmental awareness and volunteerism.
Budrus | بٌدرُس
Budrus is a village of about 1500 people. They have a UN school with a single set of swings for use by the kindergarten children. The children of Budrus spend most of their days inside or playing on the streets. Funds for this playground were raised by the "Midsummer Night's Dream" team- they held an ultimate frisbee tournament and an auction and raised over $8000 for this site.
Shuja'iyyah | الشجاعيّه
This playground was built at the Right to Life Society, which serves Palestinian children with Down Syndrome and Autism. Established in 1993, this non-profit helps to nurture these children to live as productive members of society. Through dance classes, arts and crafts, carpentry, and more, the Society aims to help these citizens of Gaza and to raise awareness throughout the region about what their graduates can contribute to their communities.
Having a safe, outdoor place to play is extremely important for children with Autism and Downs Syndrome. This playground, like most others in Gaza was constructed locally with raw materials that came from recycled metals available inside of Gaza.
Jerusalem, Palestine | القُدس
Jeel Al Amal is a boy's home accommodating 100 orphan Palestinian boys. They are educated at Jeel Al Amal primary co-ed school together with 250 girls. The school is located in Bethany, East Jerusalem, Palestine.
PfP is proud to partner with them to build their only sports court on the school grounds.
Al Aqaba | العقبة
Located in the Jordan Valley, Al Aqaba is an ancient Palestinian village, dating at least to the 6th century. Designated "Area C," it has been under complete control of the Israeli military and faces frequent demotion and confiscation orders. Nearly every building in the village, including the mosque, women's center, and kindergarten has faced demolition orders. Villagers, however, continue to inhabit their ancestral lands. This playground was built for the children of Al Aqaba. To learn more about the this village, go here.
Ein el Tal, Syria | سوريا
This was our first and only playground built in Syria, shortly before the outbreak of the civil war. It is located in the UNRWA refugee camp of Ein el Tal. The refugee camp is the largest official Palestinian refugee camp in Syria. Established between 1948 and 1950, approximately 19,000 Palestinians live in and around the camp. Built from army barracks constructed by Allied Forces during WWII, the shelters of the camp are some of the most unhealthy and unsafe of Syria's camps.
Deir el Balah | دير البلح
This is our fourth playground in Gaza, which is made possible by a generous donation, which was collected by Aschehoug Publishing House, the Trade Union and Administration of Aschehoug Publishing House, and the Norwegian Union of Commercial and Office Employees.
The park is owned by Municipality of Deir Al Balah for the benefit of approximately 900 families.
Arroub | مخيّم العروب
This playground was built in celebration of the marriage of Heather and Armen Vartian. In lieu of wedding gifts, the couple asked their guests to make a donation toward this playground in the refugee camp where Heather had previously lived and worked. Heather and Armen said: "We passionately care about the people of Palestine, having lived and worked there ourselves. We traveled to the West Bank together in 2003, and we want to use this opportunity to give something."
The city of Arroub is home to three elementary schools and 43% of its population is under the age of 14.
Aqraba | عقربا
Aqraba is a village of approximately 8200 residents, about 18 km from the ancient city of Nablus. Traditionally, Aqraba had been a rural farming village, with many olive groves and fruit trees. Israeli confiscation of land from families in this village, as well as ongoing expansion of settlements have led to some degree of urbanization in Aqraba, however, agriculture remains the principle source of income for its residents. The playground we built is on public land, under the stewardship of the local municipality, and it serves approximately 5450 children.
Ramallah – AlYasmin | رام الله
This playground is located at the Al Yasmin Society, which serves the disabled. Support for this playground comes from the generosity of the Mallouk Family, in memory of Robert Mallouk.
Al Somoa Simya 1 | السموع
This was the first of two playgrounds built for Abir's Garden in Al Samoa-Simya, a village on the southern-most edge of the West Bank, south of Hebron. The daughter of Bassam and Salwa Aramin, Abir was a 10 year old little girl who was shot and killed by an Israeli sniper. This playground was built in her honor.
Aida 1 | مخيم عايده
As our community garden and play space was coming together at Aida Refugee Camp, families were overhead saying that "It's like a piece of paradise", and that's even before the construction is completed!
Designs for the site were completed in August thanks to our friends at the Lajee Center and playground architect Sam Kornhauser. Center was established in Aida Refugee Camp in April 2000 by a group of 11 young people from the Camp who wanted to serve the community. Lajee is a community-based grassroots creative cultural centre that works with new generations of Palestinians as they continue their ongoing struggle for justice and rights for Palestine and all Palestinians.
Al Somoa-Simya 2 | السموع
Abir's Garden, was built in a very small village on the southern-most edge of the West Bank, south of Hebron, called Al Samoa-Simya. This is the second playground to be built in memory of a 10-year old girl named Abir Aramin, who was shot and killed by an Israeli sniper. Abir was the daughter of peace activist, Bassam Aramin, a founding member of Combatants for Peace. On the fourth anniversary of her death, villagers of Al Samoa-Simya for the opening ceremony of Abir's Garden: A Safe Place to Grow.
Ein el Hilweh, Lebanon | لبنان – مخيم عين الحلوة
The Najdeh Association, a local NGO working with Palestinian children in refugee camps, established a preschool in Ein El-Helweh Refugee Camp in Saida, which serves a community of Palestinian refugees. The preschool serves around 90 children, ages 3 to 5, in the mornings Sundays through Thursdays and hosts youth activities on Fridays and Saturdays for 90 to 100 kids, ages 7 to 14. They host youth activities organized by ARCPA/al-Jana, another NGO working in the refugee camps.
This playground was built in partnership with the Middle East Children's Alliance and American Near East Refugee Aid.
Bethlehem 2 | بيت لحم
Playgrounds for Palestine's second playground in Bethlehem went through a lot of obstacles to finally reach completion on the grounds of Dar Annadwa. This playground was dedicated to the memory of Hilda Barakat, purchased by her family and loved ones, and built with the help of Rev. Nathan Dannison, who also raised funds for PfP and went to Palestine to participate in construction.
Beit Anan | بيت عنان
There are approximately 1300 children between the ages of three and twelve in the village of Beit Anan. The land where the playground was built is central and easily accessible for all local children, especially since this village has very few car owners.
Nablus 1 | نابلس
Playgrounds for Palestine's Nablus playground is located in the King Faisal park, a public park that is part of the Nablus Happiness Childhood Center, which serves thousands of children in this Biblical Palestinian city, home to over 126,000 residents, several institutions of higher learning, and the famous Palestinian pastry, Knafe, as well as Palestinian olive oil soap.
Hebron | الْخَلِيل
This playground is three-stories high, with numerous activity panels, and structures for climbing, crawling, sliding and imaginative play for a wide range of ages. It is located less than half a mile from the historic Ibrahimi Mosque in the Old City of El Khalil (Hebron). Because children in this area are particularly exposed to settler and occupation violence, the playground here is built strategically between buildings so that the children are better protected when playing.
Due to military restrictions and bad weather, installation was not able to be completed before the Playgrounds for Palestine's representative left.
UPDATE: Sadly, this playground was destroyed.
Rafah | رفح
Children in this battered refugee town had been hit especially hard by the occupation. The playground PfP built here has been essential in bringing some form of normalcy for the children of Rafah. The story behind the building of this playground is a testament to the endurance of the Palestinian people and their abiding love and solidarity for one another. This playground was made possible through a joint effort between PfP and Madison-Rafah Sister City Program (MSRCP), which was founded in 2003 to foster people-to-people relationships between the citizens of Madison, Wisconsin and Rafah.
Khan Younis | خان يونس
This playground is one of PfP's most used playgrounds. Located across from the Khan Younis Municipality building in a central location, this playground is used daily by thousands of children. The Khan Younis Municipality assumed responsibility for this playground, including regular maintenance and supervision. The building of this playground was particularly enjoyable since PfP had close to 300 kids helping them everyday.
Bethlehem 1 | بيت لحم
Playgrounds for Palestine's first playground was acquired from the American Playground Corporation and was shipped to Bethlehem after nearly one full year of preparations. It finally arrived in Bethlehem in November 2002, thanks to the efforts of ANERA (American Near East Refugee Aid). Once there, however, it could not be erected in time for Christmas as planned due to Israeli closures and curfews. Despite this, two affiliates of Playgrounds for Palestine, Susan Abulhawa and Mark Miller, traveled to Bethlehem to oversee its installation, which was finally completed mid-January. A group of dedicated local contractors and laborers worked day and night to get as much done during the few hours they were free from a forbidding curfew. Finally, two weeks later, PfP's first playground was erected.
This playground now stands at Dar Al Kalima School in the shadow of the famous Millennium Stage. Thanks to the support of Dr. Reverent Mitri Raheb, the playground is available to all the local children of Bethlehem.


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MLS Re-Entry Process Approaching
Stage One of the 2013 MLS Re-Entry Process will take place on Thursday, Dec. 12 at 12 p.m. PT. The league unveiled a full list of players eligible for the process on Monday, which includes the following from San Jose: Nana Attakora, Mehdi Ballouchy, Dan Gargan and Evan Newton. Clubs may still sign their Re-Entry Process eligible players through 2 p.m. PT on December 11. Additionally, eligible players may opt out of the Re-Entry Process between now and 2 p.m. PT on December 11. Stage Two draft will take place on Wednesday, December 18 at 12 p.m. PT. The two drafts will take place via teleconference with all 19 clubs represented. MLS will release the results following each of the calls. Both Stage One and Stage Two drafts will be conducted in the same order as the traditional Waiver Draft. Clubs must exercise the option for, or extend a Bona Fide Offer to, all players selected in Stage 1. Players that were out of contract may either accept or reject the Bona Fide Offer. Should a player reject the offer, the drafting club will hold the right of first refusal for that player in MLS. Players with option years left on their contract will automatically be added to the drafting club's roster.
Earthquakes Holiday Pack
Tis' the season for the Earthquakes Holiday Pack, which includes four, five or six sideline tickers to the club's 2014 home opener and a player-signed miniature soccer ball. The first 25 packages will receive a ball autographed by Chris Wondolowski while remaining packages will receive a signed ball from Jon Busch, Sam Cronin or Clarence Goodson, selected randomly. For more information or to purchase, visit www.sjearthquakes.com.
10 Nationally Televised Games for Earthquakes in 2014
The Earthquakes announced their 2014 slate, a schedule that includes 10 nationally televised games and home dates at Stanford Stadium and Levi's® Stadium. For a full look, visit www.sjearthquakes.com/schedule. Individual tickets for all games except matches at Stanford Stadium and Levi's® Stadium will be available through a special Visa Pre-Sale starting on Tuesday, Dec. 17. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Wednesday, Dec. 18 at 10 a.m. PT and will be available by visiting the club's website or by calling 1-800-225-2277. Groups of 10 or more should call the Front Office at 408-556-7700 to inquire about group rates.
Stanford Stadium On-Sale Date
The Earthquakes will play at Stanford Stadium for a fourth-consecutive year on Saturday, June 28 against the LA Galaxy. The previous two editions drew sellout crowds of over 50,000. In addition to the soccer match, fans will be treated to a Salute to the Armed Forces halftime show and post-game fireworks extravaganza. Tickets will go on sale beginning Wednesday, Jan. 29 with a special Visa Pre-Sale. General public availability will follow two days later starting at 10 a.m. PT.
Earthquakes to Open Levi's® Stadium on Aug. 2, 2014
The Santa Clara Stadium Authority and the San Jose Earthquakes announced that they have partnered to present the first event at Levi's® Stadium. The Earthquakes will play host to Seattle Sounders FC in one of Major League Soccer's most heated rivalries on August 2, 2014. Earthquakes season ticket holders and Levi's® Stadium SBL holders will have priority access to tickets for this event. Tickets for the general public go on sale at a later date. In order to ensure great seats at the match, fans should call the Earthquakes Front Office at 408-556-7700 to purchase season tickets today.
First Steel Erected at New Stadium Site
The Earthquakes began erecting the steel framework for the club's future office building and locker rooms at their new stadium site on Nov. 5. Head coach Mark Watson, general manager John Doyle and president Dave Kaval signed the first crossbeam, which was placed on the west end of the structure. Representatives from Devcon Construction and Schuff Steel Company were also on hand to celebrate the occasion. The Earthquakes' new 18,000-seat stadium will be located on Coleman Ave next to San Jose International Airport. For information about tickets, visit www.sjearthquakes.com/newstadium.
Club Announces Creation of PDL Affiliate
The Earthquakes became the fourth MLS club to establish a Premier Development League squad last week. They will begin competing in 2014 with a home location and coaching staff still to be decided. The PDL has over 60 teams from the United States and Canada split amongst four conferences. The rosters are comprised of amateur players in the U-23 age group. The Earthquakes' squad will feature players who have competed for the club's Academy and other locally-based talent. Other MLS teams to field teams directly in the PDL include the Chicago Fire, Vancouver Whitecaps FC and the Portland Timbers, while Seattle Sounders FC, the New England Revolution and the Philadelphia Union also hold affiliations with the PDL's Sounders FC U-23, Real Boston Rams and Reading United AC, respectively. For more information about the club's Academy system, please visit www.sjearthquakes.com/academy.
Quakes President Dave Kaval's Office Hours
Earthquakes president Dave Kaval's office hours are held every Tuesday between 3 and 5 p.m. Participants are welcome to call or visit in person at our Front Office at 451 El Camino Real, Suite 220 in Santa Clara. In addition, Dave will be holding his office hours from the new stadium site located at 1135 Coleman Ave, San Jose, Calif., on the second Tuesday of each month between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. To make an appointment during his office hours, email Dave directly at email@example.com. Office hour dates are subject to change. Be sure to read his blog, Kaval's Kickoff, available exclusively at www.sjearthquakes.com, and follow him on Twitter at @QuakesPrez.


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Maxwell's Formulation – Differential Forms on Euclidean Space
Author: Jing Wang
Institute: School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
One of the greatest advances in theoretical physics of the nineteenth century was Maxwell's formulation of the the equations of electromagnetism. This article uses differential forms to solve a problem related to Maxwell's formulation. The notion of differential form encompasses such ideas as elements of surface area and volume elements, the work exerted by a force, the flow of a fluid, and the curvature of a surface, space or hyperspace. An important operation on differential forms is exterior differentiation, which generalizes the operators div, grad, curl of vector calculus. the study of differential forms, which was initiated by E.Cartan in the years around 1900, is often termed the exterior differential calculus.However, Maxwell's equations have many very important implications in the life of a modern person, so much so that people use devices that function off the principles in Maxwell's equations every day without even knowing it.
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Borrower Responsibility
It is the borrower's responsibility to:
- Know when materials are due to be returned.
- Return materials to the Circulation Desk or the return bins on or before their due dates.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (July 3, 2010) – The U.S. Men's National Volleyball Team got all it could handle from Egypt, but came away with an FIVB World League Intercontinental Round pool play victory, 3-2 (20-25, 25-18, 19-25, 25-22, 18-16) on Saturday in Cairo.
And thanks to Finland's 3-1 (25-18, 18-25, 25-23, 25-19) Pool C victory over Russia on Saturday, the U.S. Men will return to the United States with a chance to win the pool when it hosts Russia for two matches in Wichita, Kan., on July 9-10 (BUY TICKETS!).
Team USA improved its record to 7-3 and remains in second place in Pool C. Russia is in first place with a 9-1 record. Egypt (1-9) will host Finland (3-7) on July 7-8 (the matches are early so as not to coincide with World Cup soccer games) in their final Pool C matches.
The U.S. Men were paced by outside hitter Sean Rooney (Wheaton, Ill.), who scored 20 points on 15 kills, four blocks and one ace. Opposite Evan Patak (Pleasanton, Calif.) added 12 points on nine kills, one block and two aces. Middle blocker David Lee (Alpine, Calif.) added 10 points on eight kills, one block and one ace.
Egypt's Ahmed Abdelhay led all scorers with 25 points on a match-high 24 kills and one block. Mohamed Badawy scored 17 points on 12 kills and five blocks. Abdel Latif Ahmed added 15 points on eight kills, five blocks and two aces.
After the U.S. needed five sets to defeat Egypt on Friday, U.S. Head Coach Alan Knipe (Huntington Beach, Calif.) made many lineup changes on Saturday, with every player on the 12-man roster (middle blocker Andy Hein and libero Alfee Reft sat out the match) starting at least one set.
The United States out-served Egypt with seven aces and 13 faults as opposed to two aces for Egypt, which had 18 faults. Egypt out-blocked the U.S. 15-12.
The United States' hitting percentage was 0.21 while its kill percentage was 0.38. Egypt's hitting percentage was 0.26 and its kill percentage was 0.42.
The U.S. was credited with four digs, led by Patak with two, and 26 faults while Egypt had eight digs with 23 faults. The U.S. was credited with 11 "excellent" receptions, led by Rooney with seven, and two faults. Egypt totaled 29 excellent receptions with six faults.
Among other U.S. players, outside hitter Paul Lotman (Lakewood, Calif.) scored eight points on six kills, one block and one ace. Middle blocker Max Holt (Cincinnati, Ohio) scored six points on five kills and one block. Outside hitter Matt Anderson (West Seneca, N.Y.) had five points on four kills and one block and middle blocker Russell Holmes (Fountain Valley, Calif.) totaled five points on three kills and two blocks.
Setter Kevin Hansen (Newport Beach, Calif.) scored four points on one kill and three blocks and opposite Clay Stanley (Honolulu, Hawaii) added two points on two kills.
Hansen was credited with 17 running sets and no faults in 59 attempts. Tyler Hildebrand (Mesa, Ariz.), who took over for Hansen in the third set and started the fourth and fifth, totaled 14 running sets and one fault in 48 attempts.
Knipe started Riley Salmon (League City, Texas) and Lotman at outside hitter, Lee and Holmes at middle blocker, Stanley at opposite, Hansen at setter and Rich Lambourne (Tustin, Calif.) at libero.
Patak played as a serving substitute in the first set, then took over for Stanley to start the second and started the rest of the match at opposite. Rooney took over for Salmon at the left side in the first set and started the rest of the match.
Holt replaced Holmes in the third set and started the fourth and fifth. Anderson substituted for Lotman in the third set and started the fourth and fifth.
In the fifth-set tiebreaker, things looked bad for the U.S. Men when Egypt took a 6-2 lead, scoring on four kills, one block and one U.S. error. Team USA's points came off spikes from Anderson. A kill by Patak followed by a Rooney tip cut Egypt's lead to 6-4. Egypt had a kill to make it 7-4, but the U.S. scored to give Hildebrand the serve and a Rooney tip cut Egypt's lead to one. Egypt called timeout, but then came back with a hitting error to tie the score. A Rooney block gave the U.S. an 8-7 lead as the teams changed sides. A Badawy kill tied the score for Egypt at 8-8 and each side had a service error to keep the tie. Abdelhay's successful attack put Egypt ahead at 10-9, but the U.S. responded with a Patak kill and Holt ace to lead 11-10. Egypt called timeout and responded with an attack from Ahmed to tie the score at 11s. Patak had a kill, followed by Egypt's hitting error to put the U.S. ahead at 13-11 and the U.S. reached match point at 14-12 on a Patak tip. But Egypt fought off match point with a Rashad Atia spike and a double block to tie the score at 14-14. Team USA called timeout and took match point again with a triple block. Egypt tied it with a Badawy attack. Rooney put Team USA ahead 15-14 with a spiked, but this time Ahmed returned the favor. At 16-16, Rooney used his 15th kill of the match to give his team the lead and a U.S. block sealed the victory.
In the first set, Egypt held an 8-6 lead at the first technical timeout (TTO). The U.S. scored on kills from Lotman, Holmes, Lee and Stanley, but struggled to stop Abdelhay, who had four points on three kills and a block. After the break, Egypt outscored the U.S. Men 4-2, with the U.S. only scoring on Egyptian errors. Trailing 12-8, Knipe called timeout and the U.S. scored on Abdelhay's serving error. But he came back with a kill to put Egypt up 13-9. Despite two attacks from Lee, the U.S. trailed 16-12 at the second TTO and Egypt increased its lead to five points at 17-12. Team USA responded with kills by Stanley and Lotman, but Egypt responded with an Ahmed attack. Later, trailing 21-15, Team USA scored on Egypt's service error. Knipe replaced Salmon with Rooney and Lotman scored with an ace. An Egyptian hitting error cut its lead to 21-18 and Egypt's head coach Antonia Giacobbe called timeout. Nevertheless, a Rooney block made it 21-19, but Youssef stopped the U.S. run with a kill and a U.S. hitting error made the score 23-19. Team USA scored once more on an Egyptian service error, but Egypt reached set point with a Youssef attack and won the set on Atia's block.
Patak took over for Stanley at opposite in the second set and the U.S. held an 8-2 lead at the first TTO, scoring on two Patak kills and one each from Lee, Rooney and Hansen along with a Hansen block and two Egypt errors. The U.S. Men kept up the pressure and led 14-9 when a Patak kill followed by a kill and block from Rooney put Team USA ahead 17-9. Egypt scored on a Youssef kill, but Lee took the serve on a Rooney attack and served for the next three points, including an ace and kills by Rooney and Patak, to increase Team USA's lead to 21-10 and it seemed well on its way to the set win. The U.S. Men reached set point at 24-14 on a Rooney kill. But Egypt wasn't done and it scored four straight points sending the crowd of 6,750 into a frenzy before Lotman could end it with a kill.
The third set started out close and Egypt held an 8-7 advantage at the first TTO. The U.S. scored on three kills from Lee, and one each from Patak, Rooney and Hansen. With Egypt leading 10-8, Team USA scored three points on Egypt's error, a Lotman block and Patak kill to lead 11-10. Egypt called timeout and came back with two Abdelhay attacks to re-take the lead. The teams traded points and the U.S. trailed by two at the second TTO, 16-14. Rooney closed the gap to one with an attack, but Egypt scored the next five points behind the serving of Abdalla Ahmed to lead 21-15. Patak ended the run with a kill, but the damage was done. Egypt reached set point at 24-19 on a Youssef kill and Youssef ended the set with another successful attack.
Team USA jumped to an 8-2 lead in the fourth set, getting two aces and a kill from Patak, along with an Anderson ace and Rooney kill in the run. Egypt scored its two points on U.S. serving errors. The U.S. was leading 12-5 when Egypt scored three straight points on two kills and a U.S. error to cut the lead to 12-8. But the U.S. came back with a five-point run behind Rooney's serving, including an ace and attacks by Holt and Anderson to lead 17-7. Egypt scored the next three points on an Abdelhay kill and two blocks by Ahmed. The teams traded points, but with the U.S. leading 19-11, Egypt used a 5-1 run to cut the lead to cut the U.S. lead to 20-16. Knipe called timeout and Egypt responded with a service error. Then Giacobbe called timeout and after Team USA scored on an Egypt error, Egypt scored three straight points to cut the lead to three at 22-19. Rooney's kill made it 23-19. Badawy scored on an attack to make it 23-20 before another Rooney kill gave Team USA set point. Egypt score twice on a kill and U.S. error before Holt gave it the set victory with a block. The U.S. finished the set with five aces.
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2010 FIVB World League
July 2-3 in Cairo, Egypt
U.S. Roster (Roster will be reduced to 12 for the matches)
No. Name (Position, Height, Hometown, College)
1 Matt Anderson (OH, 6-10, West Seneca, N.Y., Penn State)
2 Sean Rooney (OH, 6-9, Wheaton, Ill., Pepperdine)
3 Evan Patak (Opp, 6-8, Pleasanton, Calif., UC Santa Barbara)
4 C David Lee (MB, 6-8, Alpine, Calif., Long Beach State)
5 Rich Lambourne (L, 6-3, Tustin, Calif., BYU)
6 Paul Lotman (OH, 6-7, Lakewood, Calif., Long Beach State)
10 Riley Salmon (OH, 6-6, League City, Texas, Pierce College)
11 Tyler Hildebrand (S, 6-4, Mesa, Ariz., Long Beach State)
13 Clay Stanley (OPP, 6-9, Honolulu, Hawai'i, Hawai'i)
14 Kevin Hansen (S, 6-5, Newport Beach, Calif., Stanford)
15 Russell Holmes (MB, 6-8, Fountain Valley, Calif., BYU)
16 Andy Hein (MB, 6-11, Carol Stream, Ill., Pepperdine)
17 Max Holt (MB, 6-9, Cincinnati, Ohio, Penn State)
19 Alfee Reft (L, 5-10, Oxnard, Calif., Hawai'i)
Head Coach: Alan Knipe (Huntington Beach, Calif.)
Team Leader: Arnie Ball (Fort Wayne, Ind.)
Assistant Coach: Gary Sato (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Trainer: Shawn Patchell (Provo, Utah)
Doctor: Chris Koutures
Technical Coordinator: Chris Jackson (Phoenix, Ariz.)
Medical Support: Aaron Brock (Storm Lake, Iowa)
Pool C Standings (As of July 2)
Country (points) record
Russia (26) 9-1
Finland (9) 3-7
Egypt (5) 1-9
Note: Match won 3-0 or 3-1: 3 points for the winner, 0 point for the loser
Match won 3-2: 2 points for the winner, 1 point for the loser
In case of tie, the teams will be classified according to the following criteria: number of matches won, points ratio and sets ratio
2010 U.S. World League Schedule and Results
Date: June 4-5
Location: Ekaterinburg, Russia
June 4: Russia def. United States, 25-15, 26-24, 25-14
June 5: Russia def. United States, 25-14, 25-22, 21-25, 25-21
Date: June 11-12
Opponent: Finland
Location: Tampere, Finland
June 11: United States def. Finland, 25-27, 25-18, 27-25, 25-28
June 12: United States def. Finland, 18-25, 25-23, 25-21, 28-26
Date: June 18-19
Opponent: Egypt
Location: Cabarrus Arena in Concord, N.C.
June 18: United States def. Egypt, 25-19, 25-15, 14-25, 25-21
June 19: United States def. Egypt, 25-20, 25-22, 11-25, 25-14
Date: June 25-26 (7 p.m. CT both days)
Opponent: Finland
Location: Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates, Ill.
June 25: Finland def. United States, 25-22, 14-25, 25-20, 19-25, 15-11
June 26: United States def. Finland, 25-21, 18-25, 25-19, 25-23
Date: July 2-3
Opponent: Egypt
Location: Cairo, Egypt
July 2: United States def. Egypt, 20-25, 31-29, 25-17, 21-25, 15-12
July 3: United States def. Egypt, 20-25, 25-18, 19-25, 25-22, 18-16
Date: July 9 at 7 p.m. CT; July 10 at 6 p.m. CT
Opponent: Russia
Location: Charles Koch Arena in Wichita, Kan. - www.wichitasports.com/
Final Round (must qualify)
Date: July 21-25
Location: Cordoba, Argentina
Other Pool C Results
June 5: Egypt def. Finland, 23-25, 26-24, 25-16, 20-25, 15-13
June 6: Finland def. Egypt, 25-22. 23-25, 25-20, 25-19
June 11: Russia def. Egypt, 26-24, 22-25, 25-21, 25-15
June 12: Russia def. Egypt, 23-25, 25-19, 25-17, 22-25, 15-8
June 18: Russia def. Finland, 25-16, 25-21, 25-18
June 19: Russia def. Finland, 25-18, 25-16, 18-25, 25-18
June 25: Russia def. Egypt, 25-18, 25-18, 25-16
June 26: Russia def. Egypt, 25-17, 25-12, 25-18
July 2: Russia def. Finland, 25-20, 25-19, 25-14
July 3: Finland def. Russia, 25-18, 18-25, 25-23, 25-19


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DANBURY -- Gilbert/Northwestern football coach Scott Salius summed up Tuesday night's game against Barlow in the Class M state quarterfinals in one sentence:
"They ran the triple-option better than we stopped the triple-option," he said.
Sounds simple, but that's really all there was to it. Barlow's game plan was no big secret -- the Falcons have been running the triple-option for years. The secret is how to stop them. And in the end, the Yellow Jackets didn't have an answer for that.
Barlow quarterback Jack Shaban ran for 216 yards and four touchdowns on 19 carries as the third-seeded Falcons defeated the sixth-seeded Yellow Jackets 54-27 in front of several hundred fans at Western Connecticut State's Westside Athletic Complex, Barlow's home-away-from-home during its stadium renovations.
"It was just a matter of trying to stop them," Salius said. "They are phenomenal at what they do. We're a good defensive team, but we weren't good enough to beat them tonight. They've got some great schemes. You can talk about their runners, but I think their blocking is great."
This was the Falcons' first-ever state tournament game, and they made the most of it. They will face second-seeded St. Joseph -- an 84-49 winner over No. 7 Ledyard on Tuesday (2 p.m.) at Bunnell High in Stratford.
"We've had high goals since the beginning of the year," Shaban said. "We want a state championship, and nothing less is going to satisfy us."
Of course, no football game was ever won without significant contributions from the offensive line, and Barlow's front five -- including starters Connor Mignone, Nick Orticelli, Jacob Gordon, Alex Gallaer and Jordan Ewud -- kept the Falcons on the move.
"They ran a 3-3 stack, and we practiced all week against it so we knew how to execute and get the ball on the edge and get some good yardage off it," said Shaban, who now has 36 rushing touchdowns on the season. "Obviously, our schemes worked. Everybody, especially the offensive line, did a great job and made some blocks.
"The triple-option is a well-oiled machine when run well," Shaban added with a smile.
Bryan Gallaer rushed for 130 yards on 12 carries, Harry Wilson rushed for 60 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries, Stephen Miller rushed for 52 yards and a touchdown on six carries and Ryan O'Hara rushed for 28 yards and a touchdown on five carries. Lineman Alex Gallaer even got in on the act; when his brother, Bryan, fumbled after a seven-yard gain, Alex scooped up the loose ball and rumbled 20 yards into the end zone for a score.
"I thought Jack had great distribution of the ball and our fullbacks were there and had a good day," Barlow coach Rob Tynan said. "When we had to pitch it, we had some good runs. And when he had to take over, Jack took over, which he always does. That's the type of player he is."
Tynan knows, however, that his team will need to cut down on some of its mistakes if it wants to keep its season going.
"I think that's the worst second half of football we've played all year," he said. "The penalties, the fumbles. It's nice that an offensive lineman gets a touchdown, but in this tournament, you can't play like that because you know the ball is not going to bounce that way all the time. You have to give Gilbert a lot of credit. Those kids competed. That was a great job by them."
On defense for Barlow, Shaban had several big tackles and broke up a fourth-down pass play in the end zone. Wilson had an interception. Bryan Gallaer forced a fumble which Scott Colby recovered. Jarrett Gray broke up several pass plays. Orticelli, Tim Jorgensen, Paul Ganim and Ewud led the charge as Barlow recorded four sacks.
Gilbert/Northwestern running back Anthony Ortiz rushed for 151 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries and also returned the second-half kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown after fielding the kick on a bounce at the 1-yard line.
"I knew he was good, but I didn't know how good," Tynan said of Ortiz, who entered the game with 1,673 rushing yards this season. "Now I do know. That kid had some nice moves and he caught us off guard."
Yellow Jackets quarterback John Lippincott -- although slowed by a hamstring injury suffered in the first quarter -- completed two touchdown passes to Paxton Lewis-Franklin in the second half. It was a gutsy performance by Lippincott, who hobbled through the pain all game long. The injury, however, greatly limited the Yellow Jackets on both sides of the ball.
"Our game plan, 90 percent of it relies on Johnny," Salius said. "With him, (it's all about) the ability to run the ball off the option and the ability to roll out and throw the ball. We knew they had a great pass rush and we would actually have to get John out of the pocket to pass. And with him limping around, it's hard to get him out of the pocket.
"But what hurt us the absolute most was he's our leader on defense," Salius continued. "He's the one who knows everything, who can recognize the offense, who can make all the adjustments for the defense, and his big responsibility as a safety and outside linebacker is stopping the pitch. You see the 54 points on the board, and I can guarantee you that if John Lippincott wasn't hurt, you wouldn't see 54 on the board."
B-Jack Shaban, 47 run (Juan Gomez kick).
B-Shaban, 4 run (kick failed).
B-Harry Wilson, 17 run (Gomez kick).
B-Stephen Miller, 19 run (Gomez kick).
GN-Paxton Lewis-Franklin, 27 pass from John Lippincott (kick failed).
GN-Anthony Ortiz, 99 kickoff return (run failed).
B-Ryan O'Hara, 13 run (Gomez kick).
GN-Ortiz, 31 run (Ortiz run).
B-Shaban, 12 run (run failed).
B-Alex Gallaer, 27 run (Gomez kick).
B-Shaban, 3 run (Gomez kick).
GN-Lewis-Franklin, 18 pass from Lippincott (Joe Columbie kick).
Records: Gilbert/Northwestern 9-3; Barlow 10-2.


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Monkey Slam Review
- Publisher: EA Chillingo
- Genre: Entertainment
- Released: 6 Sep, 2012
- Size: 26.8 MB
- Price: $0.99
- Power-ups add a lot of mayhem to the game.
- New concepts added regularly.
- The monkey itself looks quite unnerving.
It's Arkanoid with Monkeys. 'Nuff said.
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If you're a giant monkey, obviously you want to eat fruit... but what are you to do when said fruit is hidden inside of blocks and gems that are oddly hovering over your head all along your island paradise? Throw a smaller monkey up to crack open the blocks and harvest the goodness inside of course! Monkey Slam is a version of Breakout, replacing the ball and paddles with monkeys, changing up the crazy power-ups and adding a dash more visual flair. Now Breakout as fun as it can be is known for a slow game speed that is not always all that exciting. Luckily its the power-ups in Monkey Slam that make all the difference.
The levels begin like classic Breakout. Pick a direction and tap to send your monkey flying. From there, dragging your finger across the screen will move the big ape which needs to be there to meet his simian companion on the rebound. Collecting the dropping fruit will add more points and bananas, which can be thrown to smash more bricks or any stragglers if you're getting towards the end and can't seem to hit the right angle.
One of the most prominent power-ups is a form of multi-ball which gives you three monkeys to juggle, and while you're breaking bricks, bombs will appear that when tapped will explode the area. This plus everything else going on lights up the level in a frenzy of stimuli and activity, and before you know it, you're on to the next stage to relive these crazy events all over again. There are obstacles like spikes however that will impede your progress, but because these type of games rely heavily on the luck of the ball (or monkey), it's best to not worry too much about them, mostly cause the positive power-ups outweigh any hassle they may cause.
With the visuals supporting the craziness of a level in progress Monkey Slam is fun the same way Pachinko or pinball is. While this takes more skill than Pachinko, it operates on the same feedback of lights and craziness, as well as fruit collection (and bombardment if you wish to use your bananas). A very solid Breakout style game that's easy to recommend. No monkey business.
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Monkey and Ape are make a great team; monkey bounces around smashing the blocks and ape gets to chomp on all the juicy fruit that falls down! Take control of the comic duo in this brick-breaking game that's unlike any other.
Universal: Works for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
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Monkey Slam really comes to life on screen with its colorful 3D levels and characters, and stylish special effects.
Features 4 Worlds; Monkey Reef, Far East, Jungle Island and Space World each with 16 challenging levels to play through. Can you get 3 stars on each?
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Egg Allergy Bracelets and Medical ID Information
Egg allergy bracelets or egg allergy jewelry is probably the last thing on anybody's mind when dealing with moderate to severe egg allergies. After all, bracelets, necklaces and anklets may not seem to serve any purpose beyond being decorative. However, when it comes to a chronic condition like an egg allergy, being quickly identified as having this medical condition is often necessary.
This is why egg allergy bracelets are often worn. They are not just to inform anyone about the wearer's health status, but also to alert people, such as rescuers, first-aid staff and medical professionals of the appropriate action to perform when the wearer is involved in an emergency.
Knowledge Can Save a Life
When egg allergic people were first encouraged to wear egg allergy bracelets, some people were not very supportive of getting "tagged" as egg allergic. However, the fact that the bracelets were medical alert tags and could help save a life in an emergency quickly showed why it was a necessity. Today, even with modern technology, it still is.
Egg allergy requires special medical care and attention. Signs and symptoms of egg allergy range from mild to severe and can include wheezing, vomiting, hives and digestive problems. While not common, egg allergy can cause anaphylaxis — a severe, life-threatening reaction, which requires treatment with an epinephrine (adrenaline) shot and a trip to the emergency room.
In some emergencies, the egg-allergic person may not always be able to speak or communicate. He or she may even be completely unresponsive. Furthermore, an emergency may occur when a relative or a friend who has knowledge about the allergic person's egg allergy may not be around. In these cases, an egg allergic bracelet can silently inform the attending medical personnel of the disease and what may have brought on the attack.
Preparing for an Egg Allergy Emergency
Egg allergy can be a tricky condition to have, primarily because so many products contain egg or egg proteins, even those which may not seem like they would. People with egg allergies should carry injectable epinephrine (such as an EpiPen) at all times. But in the event you are unable to communicate your needs in an emergency, or administer the injection yourself, an egg allergy bracelet could make the difference in getting the treatment you need.
Always ensure that you or your loved one is wearing an egg allergy bracelet at all times and especially before leaving the house. If necessary, pack an extra bracelet during special trips, particularly if you will be traveling alone or will be leaving town for a long period of time. Always wear the bracelet where it can be spotted easily and avoid taking it off. Great new designs won't cramp your style and it can mean the difference between living a healthy life and suffering major medical consequences.
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Today we're announcing the creation of the 23andMe Ancestry Ambassadors group, composed of ancestry enthusiasts in the 23andMe community. 23andMe customer CeCe Moore and Product Manager Mike Macpherson, PhD will lead the new group.
Building the best possible personal genetics service has always been 23andMe's goal, and this group will help to ensure that we take full advantage of our Community's knowledge and experience to achieve that goal.
The inaugural members of the new group are:
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To compile this driver into the kernel, place the following lines in your kernel configuration file: device u3g device ucom Alternatively, to load the driver as a module at boot time, place the following line in loader.conf(5): u3g_load="YES"
The u3g driver provides support for the multiple USB-to-serial interfaces exposed by many 3G USB/PCCard modems. The device is accessed through the ucom(4) driver which makes it behave like a tty(4).
The u3g driver supports the following adapters: · Option GT 3G Fusion, GT Fusion Quad, etc. (only 3G part, not WLAN) · Option GT 3G, GT 3G Quad, etc. · Vodafone Mobile Connect Card 3G · Qualcomm Inc. CDMA MSM · Huawei B190, E180v, E220 ('<Huawei Mobile>') · Novatel U740, MC950D, X950D, etc. · Sierra MC875U, MC8775U, etc. (See /sys/dev/usb/serial/u3g.c for the complete list of supported cards for each vendor mentioned above.) The supported 3G cards provide the necessary modem port for ppp, pppd, or mpd connections as well as extra ports (depending on the specific device) to provide other functions (additional command port, diagnostic port, SIM toolkit port). In some of these devices a mass storage device supported by the umass(4) driver is present which contains Windows and Mac OS X drivers. The device starts up in disk mode (TruInstall, ZeroCD, etc.) and requires additional commands to switch it to modem mode. If your device is not switching automatically, please try to add quirks. See usbconfig(5) and usb_quirk(4).
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Kite Repairs
Find here useful info on how to repair your kites:
Round the corners of any stick on patches so there are no corners that will peel off easily.
You can use magnet strip and a steel plate or table to hold and align the material in place. The later I put on dry wall tape and some good spread over everything.
You can use a home sewing machine to sew around the repair tape (look out for the bladders), go slow. Most canopy rips leave a strip of thicker fabric next to the bladder so it is relatively easy to use repair tape to get the edges back together exactly, then sew around the edges and along the rip. Note: rinse the kite off in fresh water and let it dry completely before using the repair tape.One other little note: when sewing through sticky repair tape, the needle will gum up. I use WD-40 or mineral spirits to clean the needle every couple of feet of sewing. If you can get to a sewing machine, you can do it yourself.
Stitching down the edges of the patch stops it lifting and getting sand stuck to it. A domestic sewing machine will work fine for most sail repairs but will not handle closing a thick leading edge seam.
Don't be afraid to hand sew things. Just take your time and do very neat stitches and you can end up with a really good result.
Repair Materials
Kiteaid sells great products for all torn sails and bladder leaks. You simply iron it on and it will hold permanently without peeling over time. You can buy it off there website
You can buy Dacron cheap at any boat store.
You can usually beg or buy the end of a spool of bonded polyester thread from a sail maker. It has UV inhibiters so it will last much longer. If you can't get that then polyester uphostery thread is good. Don't use nylon, it's too slippery.
V-30 dabond polyester for canopy, V-46 for leading edge/rib repair.
Always have some Kiteaid, spinnaker tape, Mcnett Aquasure and some plastic material for the bladders (always used those in the repair kit sold with Cabrinha kites). With Kiteaid, you can iron on the patch and be ready to fly instantly.
Kiteaid works the best. It's an iron-on patch that will resist peeling, sand, uv rays and does not need to sit to dry for 24 hours. With a simple household iron, you can repair a kite that is torn in half in 15 minutes and be off flying again. Be sure to remove the bladder before fixing struts as the heat of the iron will damage the bladder. It uses a thermoplastic adhesive film that "dries" on the sail cloth when at room temperature. It also does not start to slide off when exposed to hot weather like traditional sail tape. Kiteaid will also not attract sand when cooled so it is reluctant to start peeling off your kite.
Traditional rubber based adhesive Sail tape will work also (50%) if you activate the adhesive by HEATING it after you stick it on. Doesn't take much heat. If you use the white sail tape/insignia cloth, you can tell when the adhesive is activated -the tape becomes translucent and the color of the fabric below shows through more. At home I put the canopy on a flat surface, clean and align it, apply tape, place a towel under it, then apply heat. I use a clothes iron that has been turned on to lowest setting, then unplugged for a minute! The adhesive only needs ~40-45c (100-100f) or so to work, so no need to crank it up and melt the kite! In hot weather if you leave the repair tape in the car it will be hot enough to stick well on its own, if you apply some pressure and rub it. For a quick repair, not heating it gives you some sessions usually, you can still use heat to set the adhesive later. Heat can be used to increase the bond of the repair but it can also make the tape slide off the kite when flown in hot weather. This is because most sail tapes use rubber based adhesives.
On a reinforced part of the kite, use some "aquaseal" or other PU that cures flexible to glue the canopy or tube, then throw patches on (both sides, one patch bigger than the other). For long or jagged tears, use cyanoacrylate (superglue) to align and glue (spot-weld) the fabric together before applying repair tape.
insignia cloth is plenty strong for canopy, it's what they use to reinforce a lot of canopies. It could creep I guess, unless it is sewed.
Tearaid works for bladders, leading edge, small or huge full length tears in canopy but stretches too much and could cause you canopy to migrate trough the strut and explode.
Kiteaid seems to be the best product that can hold a strut shut while inflated. Since it is manufactured with a similar fabric that a kite is made out of this allows the repaired section to stretch proportionally with the kite as it flies in the air. This ensures that the repair will last a long time and never un-bond.
Leading Edge Repair
1. Open up the main seam. Pay attention to how they sewed it.
2. Align the tear edges back together and hold together with a 1-2 inch (2-5 cm) wide strip of adhesive-backed insignia cloth on the outside of the LE. The insignia cloth is just for appearance and to keep the remaining original dacron from fraying.
3. On the inside, sew a matching strip of 4 oz dacron to repair the tear. Use one triple zig-zag stitch on each side of the tear. If your machine doesn't do a triple zig-zag, use 2 rows of single zig-zag. Use real sail thread - it really is different from other polyester threads and it feeds better through heavy dacron.
4. Close up the leading edge. Usually this seam is a single straight stitch, then a fold, then a second stitch through 4 layers of dacron. It's sometimes easier to use a piping foot to do this seam, especially if the kite manufacturer folded the seam around a piece of line (I don't know if anybody does this anymore, but it makes for a stronger seam.)
Round the corners of any stick on patches so there are no corners that will peel off easily.
Kiteaid works AWESOME for bladders, leading edge, small or huge full length tears in canopy.
Close the struts before pumping
Don't leave one end of the bladder sticking out because you want to inflate it a little to make sure there are no twists in it.
When you do this ( and forget that end is sticking out) and start to inflate the kite to normal pressure, you are only going to achieve about 2psi before that end that was sticking out ( & must have swollen like a pregnant hamster on steroids), explodes with a very sharp "POP". This "POP" will remind you that you are indeed an idiot and forgot that A) its sticking out and B) you were only going to inflate the kite a little bit.
If the tear was not too long, its "possible" to repair it providing you have some length left. I have repaired it by gluing the bladder across the end before the tear as the tear was about 3 inches long.
Then roll the bladder up to that point and finish with a small cable tie to ensure a good seal. Thankfully the bladder ends are longer than the kite and should have suffiecient length so that it will inflate against the inside of the kite and not be too short and pop again.
Bicycle Tube Patched
Bicycle Tube Patched can be used to repair small holes in the bladders. But the repair will probably only las ta few sessions.
Leading Edge One Pump Tip
When removing the LE of a 1 pump kite, leave the hoses attached to the LE bladder, not the struts, or you'll have to find a way to plug the valve stems. It's way easier to just slide the clamps on the hoses so you can fill the naked bladder.
Delaminating Valves
For delaminated nipples, go to a pool supply store or wallyworld and get vinyl repair glue. Dries fast and works perfect. For ultra heavyduty use Aquaseal but dries slower unless you use accelerator.


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