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Author Notes: This is a very traditional dish from Italy's Puglia region, which is in the southern part of the country. RIght now it's the hot spot for culinary tours in Italy. The Puglians invented Orecchiete, which means "little ears" and its not uncommon to still see Italian Nonnas (Le Nonne) making them by hand (a time-consuming task!) In Italian this recipe is called "Orecchiette con la cima di rapa e salsiccia." - Jenifer Mangione Vogt
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- 1 packet Orecchiette, cooked as instructed and set aside warm
- 1 pound Italian Sausage, not in casings
- 1 Bunch of Broccoli Rabe, trimmed and rinsed
- 1/2 cup Olive Oil (the better the quality, the better the taste)
- 1 tablespoon Butter
- 2 Cloves garlic, finely chopped
- 1/4 cup Freshly squeezed lemon juice
- Salt & Pepper to taste
- Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese to taste
- 1. Halve the garlic and olive oil and place in two separate deep, large frying skillets. One should be stainless steel. In that skillet warm the olive oil on low gradually increasing to medium heat.
- 2. Add sausage and cook according to your personal preference (I like mine really crispy).
- 3. When the sausage is about 10 minutes from where you want it to be, begin to heat the other pan with the garlic and olive oil to medium. After five minutes add the Broccoli Rabe and cover for five minutes. Then add the butter, lemon juice, salt and pepper and stir and cover for about another minute. You want to make sure you don't overcook it. It needs to retain that bright green coloring, yet be tender enough to eat. One of the biggest mistakes novice – and sometimes even experienced – home chefs make is to overcook vegetables. Food is art and overcooked green veggies are not appealing! So, if you're unsure, set a timer for five minutes. At medium heat and in a covered pan, 5- 7 minutes should get it right where you want it to be.
- 4. When the Broccoli Rabe is done, add the sausage to the pan then stir. Then add in the Orecchiette and stir everything together, still on medium heat, for 3-5 minutes.
- 5. Serve with freshly-grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese to taste
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The Jenkins High baseball team has been scuffling to start the season with a 3-7 record. But head coach Luke Jeanneret hopes solid play during a Spring Break trip to Warden will help give his young team confidence entering the second half of the Northeast A League schedule that gets started this week.
"We played a really good team tough for two games and took one from them," Jeanneret said of the trip to Warden. "I hope we've turned a corner; the kids are right there on the edge. I keep encouraging them and hope they realize how good they are."
After a week off for Spring Break, the Colville High girl's tennis team faces a light week on the courts before embarking on a heavy schedule next week.
The Indians of coach Phil Johnson, who edged Chewelah 4-3 back on April 2, were at Central Valley High School for a non-league match-up with the Greater Spokane League school on Monday.
The Indians will be idle until Great Northern League play resumes on Tuesday, April 22 at Deer Park. That match is scheduled for a 3:30 p.m. start.
make-up on
Colville High continues unbeaten this spring.
The Indians of coach Jim Ebel, coming off a rainout weekend where they were scheduled to play at Clarkston, had three days off before a pivotal game last week at East Valley.
"With that rainout at Clarkston, we had three days off," Ebel said.
Then last Monday, one day before heading to East Valley for a key Great Northern League softball game, the Indians turned in a clunker of a practice.
"We were horrible," Ebel said. "It was our worst practice of the year."
Cabbage stars
Artzis leads
Colville High
Gonzaga Prep easily captured the Colville Invitational Golf Tournament last Thursday at Dominion Meadows Golf Course.
The Bullpups, playing in an eight-team men's field, totaled 311 (four scoring players). G-Prep was led by Michael Brutocao's two-over 74 and by Ryan Anderson's three-over-par 75. Andrew Durnford added a 78.
Host Colville High, led by the 76 from junior Sam Artzis, finished tied for fifth place at 366 with East Valley.
Other Colville scores: Duncan Maben, 86; Matt Hubbard, 94; Zach Jensen, 110.
Justin Collier
will lead
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Kettle Falls High (1-1, 2-1) opened the 2014 high school baseball season last week at home. The home cooking agreed with the Bulldogs, who won two of three games to get the season underway.
KFHS opened with a 6-5 come-from-behind win over visiting Omak of the Caribou-Trail League last Friday. Junior Devin Thompson got the win in relief.
Cabbage, Wittmeyer lead
Defending Great Northern League and District 7 2A softball champion Colville High got the 2014 softball season off to a fast start last week with three wins.
Playing in weather conditions more reminiscent of a winter that doesn't seem to want to exit stage left until next November, the Indians came from behind to post a dramatic 5-4 win over Northwest Christian in the season opener for both teams last Thursday at frigid Vaagen Park.
Jamboree Saturday
The Colville High track and field team will kick-off its season on Saturday, March 15 with the annual Black & White Jamboree. The meet starts at noon on the CHS track.
Also expected to compete on Saturday in the shakedown cruise will be Kettle Falls High.
CHS co-head coaches Jodi Lehman and Randy Stebbins are in serious need of officials/volunteers to help run the meet.
Saturday was a
very good day
It was mostly a great day for eastern Washington high school basketball teams last Saturday. The region captured five gold balls, synonymous with state basketball championships.
For the first time in the history of the B's, Colton won boy's and girl's championships on Saturday. The Colton girls, defining the word "dynasty," captured an unprecedented sixth straight state championship.
The Pullman High boys, ranked no. 1 or no. 2 for most of the season, annexed a second straight state championship for the Greyhounds' six seniors.
First timers
Tryouts in March
The Colville Valley U-12 Baseball League in Colville and Kettle Falls is gearing up for the season.
Despite the cool temperatures characteristic of this time of the year, the league, which serves youngsters in Colville, Kettle Falls, Northport and Inchelium, has started its registration process for both Colville and Kettle Falls teams, according to sponsoring Colville Kiwanis Club spokesman and league commissioner, Bob Meshishnek.
Colville and Kettle Falls players are reminded that the registration deadline is March 20. Registration fee is $25 ($35 after March 20).
Sign-up for the Colville Recreation Department-sponsored T-Ball program is on now. The season will run from April 14 through May 22.
The program is designed for boys and girls ages 4-7.
Sign-up fee is $15 for youngsters who live in Colville and $18 outside the city limits.
Registration deadline is Friday, March 28. For more information, call the Recreation Department at 684-6037.
The Daddy Daughter Ball will be held Saturday, April 12. There will be two sessions: 4-6 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.


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Blog: Why ask for Smithfield Road refuge opinions now?
Oh, so NOW you care what we think, do you? NOW you want to hear our opinion writes Dave Burrows.
Councillor Mansel Williams has decided that the pedestrian refuge on Smithfield Road (yes, THAT again) should be given a stay of execution while the people of Shrewsbury have a vote on its future.
Funny, but I don't remember anyone letting us have a vote on the bloomin' thing when it was dropped into the middle of a main route through the town with the usual minimal consultation.
Had we been given a vote, I suspect the answer to the question: 'Would you like us to blow £19,000 installing a pedestrian crossing RIGHT NEXT TO a pedestrian bridge (or, if you will, a 'crossing')?' might have been something along the lines of: 'You can hear yourselves, right?'
Shropshire Council has approved plans to get rid of the crossing, following complaints that its position causes serious traffic congestion.
Something they might have worked out earlier if they'd, ooh, let us have a vote on it. Which they didn't.
I like Mansel. He rides a bike everywhere. He says 'Belle Voo'. And he's a good local councillor. But I'm not letting him have this. I think perhaps the fact that he does cycle everywhere is clouding his opinion.
He says he will be approaching senior managers at the council about the possibility of holding a referendum.
He says he believes the removal of the refuge will 'simply give the message that Smithfield Road will become once again a race track for the motorised vehicle to speed along'.
'The motorised vehicle.' That phrase speaks volumes.
Councillor Williams says his opinion is shared by 'many who stay silent'. That being the case, what makes him think this silent majority will suddenly find their voices when it comes to the referendum? In Britain, it's a big enough struggle to get people to come out of their houses to say who they want to run the country, let alone get them to have their say on a different kind of useless grey lump.
Unless Mansel's thinking of starting a reality TV show and giving the refuge a back story where its grandfather (a zebra crossing in Coventry) was badly damaged in a car accident then I don't see too many people making the effort.
Councillor Keith Roberts thinks Councillor Williams should accept the decision because it has already been scrutinised by council watchdogs twice.
Keith says: "Anything else now is costing money."
Actually, what cost money was installing a road crossing next to a road crossing for £19,000 and then deciding to take it away a couple of years later at the cost of £5,000.
There was simply no need for this situation to arise. Just ask anyone.
Oh, no. Hold on. Don't.
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I am starting to believe that the "Microsoft Application Virtualization DDE Launcher" everyone references in regards to association is incorrect. I work on 10-20 different systems every day and not a single one of them provide the option to associate using "Microsoft Application Virtualization DDE Launcher".
Some one needs to cough up references on this.
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From what I have gathered the "Microsoft Application Virtualization DDE Launcher" that is referenced is only for users that are using Click to Run because this is not included with MS Office Pro Plus 2010 32bit or 64bit.
>>>> (I'm having the same problem with .xls and .xlsx also.)
What is the problem with them ?
Can't open them ?
Did you try ...
right click at xls or xlsx > Open With > Choose default program > select Microsft Application Virtulization DDE Launcher
or Start button > Default Programs > Assoiciate a file type ot protocol with a program > under Name, scroll down to xls > look across to the right > Current Default should be Microsoft Application Virtulization DDE Launcher
If not, click Change Program ... > select Microsoft Application Virtulization DDE Launcher > click OK when done.
Hope that will help.
( FYI ... xls and xlsx will be opened in Excel window.)
What is Microsoft Application Virtualization DDE Launcher? It also does not show up on the list of options for default programs - is there some way I can navigate to this?
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I am having the same problem, only in my case, I cannot set .PNG files to open with Adobe Fireworks by default, and when I go to the 'File Associations' to change the default program for .PNG and browse to the Fireworks.exe from "Program Files (x86) > Adobe > Adobe Fireworks CS6" and select it, it's as if I had canceled instead of selected it: it doesn't show in the other programs list for me to select under the file associations even though I just browsed to and selected it.
There is a definite bug here. I had thought that perhaps because it was defaulting to open the 'Program Files' instead of 'Program Files (x86)' that that might be a problem.
In my case, it wants to 'Preview' with Windows Photo Viewer (which is in the 'Program Files'), and when I go to 'Set Associations for a program' and try to uncheck PNG from the Windows Photo Viewer list, I am not allowed. Nor am I allowed to change the default action of the PNG file association to 'Edit' instead of 'Preview'.
I am at a loss for what to do here. If anyone has a registry hack I can put in play, please let me know.
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You may also visit Nordette's blog, Whose Shoes Are These Anyway? at this link.
Nordette Adams is a published poet and published fiction writer who should start submitting her work for publication again, say friends and colleagues. The poet grew up in New Orleans, moved away at 20, and returned in 2007. In 2013, at the invitation of Louisiana's State Poet Laureate Julie Kane, she participated in "Just Listen to Yourself" at the Louisiana State Library.
In the Wild Wild West days of the World Wide Web, she began channeling her joy and angst through several blogs and by posting her poetry to the Web frequently. One result of her presence online was an experimental spoken word CD with the poet Aberjhani, who is also the co-author of the Encyclopedia of the Harlem Renaissance, and "Rahkyt," a writer and musician. The CD includes her poems "Crecent City Blues in K" and "Time Travel at Newark International Airport."
Over time it became clear that her authentic creative voice was one reflecting concerns about social justice issues, and other artists online noticed her work.
Of Nordette's poem "You Know Why He Beat You," Pushcart Prize nominee Maria Lupinacci said "No lie, you made me jump out of my chair and say out loud 'This is why I love her work!'" And Patricia Gomes, who published Nordette's "Hurricanes of Roosting Birds" in the Adagio Verse Quarterly said of Nordette's earlier poetry, "I hear the voice of Ai (one of my favorite poets) in your work."
Aberjhani has described her work as having a "decidedly literary and sometimes womanist twist." Yet, she also has works that are decidedly spiritual in nature.
Some of her poems have become popular beyond the Internet, quoted in college papers and recited by college students at poetry readings. The poem "Remembering a Life," her tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., has been recited not only by school children and university students at programs but also by ministers and Civil Rights leaders at public events commemorating King. Another of her poems, "Behind the Color Blind," has been recited at rallies against racism, assigned to students for analysis in America, and even has been used on a high school English exit exam in India. Students were asked to compare some of its lines to a poem by Harlem Renaissance poet Langston Hughes. More recently, creators of the Deepwater Horizon Digital Collection requested to use her poem "Oil," which she wrote during the Deepwater Horizon Spill in the Gulf of Mexico, as one of the artist reflections to launch the website.
Nordette's first poem was published in the New Orleans Times Picayune when she was a preschooler. When she was 18, Delta Sigma Theta used one of her poems, "Doubloons," for its national convention in New Orleans. During that same year, her choral poetry play For Those of Us Sequestered was performed at Loyola University of New Orleans.
Always experimenting, she's created animated gifs for some of her work such as the poem "Misery" posted below.
She also put her short poem "The Green Green Grass" into an animated format.


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This mix by DJ Angelbaby, Get Pumped Volume 1 just came out and it's pretty incredible. It also acts as a good introduction to what a lot of the new wave of Baltimore producers (Juwan who is still in his teens, Pierre and Murder Mark in their early 20s, and James Nasty, a little older) are doing and it's fairly separate from the classic "Bmore club" sound popularized in the mid-2000s when "Bmore club" had its mini moment. I've been pushing Murder Mark and Pierre for a few years now. There's no reason other than resources that these kids aren't fucking huge right now.
Another thing that's cool about Angelbaby's mix is that she nods to club producers in Philly and Jersey, which has always been taboo for Baltimore DJs to do (this is a bit out of date, but here's something I wrote in 2009 about Baltimore/Philadelphia/New Jersey club and while we're at it, here's a piece about Baltimore's role in house music, which led to club). If you've ever checked out DJ Diamond Kuts from Philly (who also produced Nicki's "Stupid Hoe"), then you'll notice that Angelbaby's mixes work similarly, though I actually think Angelbaby is a better DJ. This is probably blasphemous or something, but the club scene is always grouchy about everything, so whatever: Diamond Kuts' DJing is just super-chaotic and nutty and sloppy and that's awesome, but it also wears thin. Awesome to hear when you're driving and great for teenagers who don't care about "proper DJing" and don't know no better, but still. Artful club mixes are a rare treat.
My Jersey Club knowledge is pretty entry-level, though Jersey has become, especially in the past few years, where the most creative stuff is happening. My friend Puja Patel, who knows about these things (and whose My Crew Be Unruly parties were not only the best things ever but I think, key to getting Baltimore to more fully embrace the Jersey and Philly club scenes) wrote a nice thing about DJ Sliink's LFTF Mix. So, go check that out. I was supposed to go to a Jersey Club show with her and some other people in Newark about a month ago, but we ate at the worst restaurant ever and it took like 90 minutes to get our garbage food and by then I had to train it back to my apartment or be stuck in Newark all night and then my dog would've been very sad.
A few others: I recommend DJ Sega's New Jack Philly, which is just one of the most incredible club releases ever, really. Right along with 410 Pharoahs' 410 Funk album (on Spotify). I would also say Rod Lee's Vol. 5: The Official (also on Spotify), which happened to drop as "outsiders" began getting geeked about club was a good introduction for a lot of people. And Baltimore (by way of St. Louis) producer Schwarz released this mix New Beginnings Vol. 1 that is very good and gets into weirder more Internet-y territory. James Nasty's The Truth About James Nasty, which ends with an incredible refix of the Temptations' "My Girl," on some, leaving a club at 5am and the sun's rising and it's beautiful type shit.
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The Brisk can be converted into a travel system by adding a Group 0+ car seat (available separately – see item number 44DC3) to ensure easy transitions between the buggy and car when your child is sleeping.
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- Suitable from birth to 15 kg (approx 3 year)
- Lightweight, compact frame for urban living
- Includes rain cover and footmuff
- Compatible with Joie Group 0+ car seat
- 5-position backrest with one-hand adjustment
- 5-point safety harness
- Handle height: 101 cm
- Lockable front swivel wheels
- Linked brakes and all-round suspension
- Adjustable leg rest
- Weight: 8.5 kg
- Folded: H 113, W 27.9, D 33 cm
- Unfolded: H 103, W 50, D 94 cm
- Joie Brisk Stroller
Chicco London Stroller - Hoop
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The great value Chicco London stroller is lightweight, stylish and easy to manoeuvre – perfect for urban living.
An ultra-compact lightweight frame (8 kg) ensures an easy ride for everyone as your child enjoys a comfortable padded seat and backrest can be fully reclined with one hand.
Suitable from birth, it comes complete with a matching full length fleece footmuff featuring an attractive Hoop design for extra warmth and protection when the weather gets a little chilly.
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Your child's comfort is further enhanced by an adjustable leg rest, detachable folding hood and rain cover, so you can get wherever you need to go whatever the weather.
There's a handy shopping basket under the seat and the handles feature soft non-slip handgrips so easy, comfortable control. The lockable front swivel wheels and all round suspension make manoeuvring easy.
Useful info:
- Suitable from birth to 15 kg (approx 3 years)
- Lightweight frame ideal for city living
- 4-position backrest with one-hand adjustment
- 5-point safety harness
- Adjustable leg rest
- Matching foot muff and rain cover included
- Detachable hood
- Handle height: 104 cm
- All roundsuspension
- Lockable front swivel wheels
- Linked rear brakes
- Weight: 8 kg
- Folded: H 107, W 24.5, D 45 cm
- Unfolded: H 104, W 46.5, D 83 cm
- Chicco London Stroller - Hoop design
Just getting out of the house can be a real challenge when you're caring for 2 small children, so the Ladybird Spotty twin stroller will be an essential part of your everyday equipment.
Designed for use from birth to 15kg (approx 3 years), this stylish double pushchair makes life easier for you while you get on with everything that needs doing.
Ideal for children of the same or different ages between newborn and 3, this versatile double buggy is compact and lightweight to make moving your children around as easy as possible.
There are 4 recline positions, which work separately for each set, so your younger child can catch 40 winks while the older one carries on enjoying the world around them.
An easy umbrella fold is ideal for getting in and out of the car – folding your twin pushchair away while keeping an eye on the kids is child's play.
The Ladybird Spotty twin stroller also includes comfortable foam covered handles, 2 large independent removeable hoods, extended legrests, footrests and 5 point safety harnesses, ensuring your children are comfortable and safe at all times.
Useful info:
- Foam covered handles
- 2 large independent removeable hoods
- 4 position reclining backrests
- Extended legrests
- Footrests
- 5 point safety harnesses with comfort sleeves
- Fixed or swivel front wheels
- Assembled dimensions: 111 x 71 x 71 cm
- Folded dimensions: 107 x 41 x 38 cm
- Weight: 12 kg
- Ladybird Spotty twin stroller double pushchair
Mothercare Xpedior Travel System
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- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Suitable from birth, the stylish Mothercare Xpedior is a complete travel system which includes an infant car seat ensuring you have all you need to take your baby from A to B. You must choose the colour of your pushchair by purchasing the Xpedior colour pack of your choice (available separately; item no: 49V7X colour pack includes raincover)
The flexible pramette seat unit easily converts to a lie flat pram mode allowing your newborn to travel in comfort. The Parent facing mode can help to support the bond between you and your little one as well as being beneficial for language development this mode offers reassurance for both you and your child. As your baby grows the seat unit can be used on the chassis in either a parent facing mode or can be fitted in a forward facing mode so your little one can view the world around them.
To use the Xpedior as a travel system simply attach the infant car seat directly to the chassis. The front swivel wheels allow the Xpedior to glide easily over smooth surfaces making it easy to manoeuvre and turn, and when pushing on bumpy pavements or over rougher ground the wheels can then be locked into a fixed position to make steering the pushchair simple.
A height adjustable handlebar is also a feature of the Mothercare Xpedior allowing it to be comfortably pushed by parents of different heights, and by removing the seat unit the Xpedior can be compactly folded for storage.
Cosatto Ooba 3-in-1 Pushchair - Duck Egg
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Reversible flip over handle making a reversible seat 4 way wheeler. Air tyres on back for adaptability on all terrains. Punched Leatherette fabric on hood, on cosy toes and carrycot apron. Removable seat unit and carrycot. Adjustable handle height. Spacious storage basket.
Removable bumper bar. 4 way reversible Cosy Toes. Changing bag, changing mat and messy bag. Free raincover. Free 4 year guarantee.Colour: Duck Egg. COSATTO helpline: 0871 977 39001.
Cosatto Supa Stroller - Cuddle Monster
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Supa is the pushchair all other pushchairs want to be when they grow up.
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- Suitable from Birth
- Fully removable seat unit for easy cleaning and self-standing capability
- One hand recline with 4 recline positions and adjustable handle height
- Integral hood with extendable sunshade protection
- Multimedia gadget pocket in hood with removable pocket speaker
- Cup holder which can be used on either side of the frame
- Cushioned adjustable calf support
- Spacious storage basket
- Free-standing feature when folded
- Compact umbrella fold with auto lock
- Lockable front swivel wheels
- Chest pads, head hugger and rain cover
- Reversible 4 way Cosy Toes with kangaroo pouch and reversible zip-off fleece liner
- 4 year guarantee (UK & Ireland only) when register the product within 28 days of purchase
- L 74 x H 110-114 W50cm
- Weight 8kg
Cosatto Supa Dupa Twin Stroller - Bro and Sis
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Life with 2 small children is never dull, but at least the Cosatto Supa Dupa Bro and Sis twin stroller can make getting out of your front door a little easier.
It's certainly a looker with a chic combination of sailor stripes meeting Parisian polkadots with sky blue and bright red accents. Ooh la la!
Equally suitable for children of the same or different ages, this versatile double buggy is compact and lightweight to make moving your children around as easy as possible.
There are multiple recline positions, which work separately for each seat, so your younger child can enjoy a nap while the older one carries on enjoying the world around them.
An easy umbrella fold with auto locks and lockable swivel front wheels keep you in control at all times - folding your Cosatto Supa Dupa twin pushchair away while keeping an eye on the kids is child's play.
Children love the colourful Sis and Bro design and this stylish double pushchair also includes: 2 x cosytoes, 2 x chest pads, 2 x head huggers, 2 x bottle carriers and 2 x rain covers.
You can now add onboard entertainment thanks to a multimedia gadget pocket with speaker.
Useful info:
- Suitable from birth
- Multi position back rest
- Detachable hood
- Reversible cosytoe/liner
- Chest pads
- Adjustable handle height and calf rest
- Bottle holder
- Multimedia gadget pocket with speaker
- Basket included
- UPF50+ hood
- Third handle for easy use
- Includes footmuff, headhugger and raincover
- Cosatto Supa Dupa twin stroller - Bro and Sis
Baby Jogger City Mini Double Pushchair
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2 reviews
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This Baby Jogger City Mini Twin Stroller takes the strain out of pushing 2 children around so you can run errands or enjoy a day out with the family.
This double pushchair boasts a smart folding design that means you can collapse it in one quick motion, taking any of the hassle out of packing it away in the car or storing it in the house. The wheels also have a quick release style to make it even more compact.
Each seat reclines to a near flat position that is perfect for newborns and this Baby Jogger pushchair is suitable from birth right through to 15 kg (approximately 4 years) for plenty of use.
The 5 point safety harnesses ensure they will be extra secure while the side by side design means both children will be able to see each other and watch the world go by.
The padded seats include adjustable shoulder pads so your children can get nice and snug, with a retractable weather shield to protect them from any sudden showers.
The under seat storage is ideal for a quick shopping trip, with extra mesh pockets on the back for any of their favourite toys.
- Suitable from birth to 15 kg (approx. 4 years)
- Quick fold design
- Reclining seats
- Padded shoulders and seats
- 5 point safety harnesses
- Swivel suspension wheels
- Weather shield included
- Storage underneath
- Removable wheels
- Mesh pockets to the back
- Baby Jogger City Mini Twin Stroller
Phil & Teds Dot Double Kit
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2 reviews
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Attach the double kit to the Phil&Teds Dot Buggy (sold separately) to turn it into an incline. Can be attached at front or rear.
The double kit adapts your buggy from 1 kid to 2 as your family grows.
- 2 Recline positions.
- One hand recline
- Can be customised with different coloured liners. (Sold separately).
This double kit can be used on the Dot Buggy (sold separately in 3 colours).Colours: Apple, Chilli, Flint.


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This has potential. I understand it was just a quick throw together, so I no need to mention the quality I guess, but I think it would do good to have the open hat parts ride more consistently instead of interrupting for the rhythm. Vocals could use some tightening up too, but other wise, its not a bad song.