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Earlier tonight my wife was resting on our bed when my 5 year old went upstairs and decided he wanted to help her. He found her make up kit in a drawer and asked her what it was . She explained to him that it's make up and that women use it to make themselves look pretty. He then asked if he could put some on her. Her reply was 'no sweetie, it's nearly bed time and I don't need it now'.
His reply , 'but mummy you don't look very pretty right now, I think you need some'. Wifely cracked up laughing and allowed him to put make up on her.
It ended well then, he spent the next 40 minutes pampering her by putting makeup on her (mostly lipstick), rubbing moisturiser on her face and arms and oils on her legs. He also does the sweetest little massages.
(my wife diarizes all these incidents and he'll get to read them back when he's older)


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Adult Disney Trip 2105 was AMAZING! It really was the best trip of my life. I needed to sneak away for a little bit and it was so wonderful to be alone with Josh.
|Becoming annual pass holders
We got to Orlando and used the Magic Express to get right to our hotel. This year the Polynesian just finished adding a few studio villas for vacation club. We were luck to get a villa with a perfect view of the water and the castle. We ate dinner at Captain Cooks, which is a counter service place at the Poly. We took the monorail straight over to Magic Kingdom and took advantage of a few premade fastpasses to ride a handful of rides. After that we came back to the hotel to relax.
The next morning we went to the pool for a few hours where I took my research final. (B+ = just fine since I was just trying to hurry and get it done.) Then off to Hollywood Studios to ride a few rides. We ate lunch at the Brown Derby Lounge. The food was amazing and we had no wait! The people watching was perfect. It's a new - adult - favorite place. Josh beat me on Toy Story, but I would like a rematch. We didn't stay very long at HWS then headed back to our hotel to get the great chance to go to Trader Sams.
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The entire bar is like an adult Disney playground. We we waiting in line at opening to get a table. We had a blast talking to all the people around us and trying all the crazy drinks. It is VERY crowded and usually has about a two hour wait ever night.
They were out of one of the mugs we wanted so we got on Ebay and bought it from there. We decided that was ok because we did order the drink in the bar, so it wasn't really cheating.
Then it was off to Downtown Disney. There has been some major expansion of DTD and we were happy to see it all. We ate dinner at the bar of a place called The Boathouse. We had the best Bang Bang Shrimp and crab cake I have ever tasted. We walked around and listened to all the live music. The whole place has such a festive vibe, we loved it.
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We had evening fastpasses for Soarin' and then walked around to see the outdoor kitchens. We got treats in France (as always). I finally got my first wine slushy in France.
Saturday it was back to Magic Kingdom. We had lunch at Be Our Guest for the first time. The food and service was amazing, I can't wait to show the kids. We rode rides and looked around then went back to the Poly to have sushi at the Kona Island. We ended up back at Magic Kingdom that night to ride a few last things and see the lights. That park is so pretty at night.
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To carve your own custom stamps, you will need a carving material and cutting/carving tools. This can be as simple as a potato and a knife (the classic!), but we're going to make our with a simple inexpensive eraser, a precision utility cutter, and basic stamp carving tools. A vinyl eraser is a cheap and easy stand-in for stamp carving rubber or lino blocks, but is nowhere near as nice to cut/carve, so it's best reserved for small basic projects. The bigger and more basic the shape, the easier it is to carve. A basic one-part shape, like our mini bone, is much easier than multiple shapes or anything detailed, so start with something simple especially if your making little stamps.
- Prepare your carving rubber block by cutting to size (if needed)
- Draw (or transfer) your outline on your carving rubber. Remember, your design will be reversed when stamped, so if you are making a letter, don't forget to flip it to a mirror image. Tip: When I'm working on mini-stamps, I like to mark a little like on the outside edges as well, to remind me not to cut too deep...I can always cut more, but I can't magically put material back if I'm too heavy handed. Little bits, like my paw tips, could just crack off if carved too deeply.
- With a precision cutting tool, carefully trace a shallow cut along the outline of your shape. This is optional, but I find it difficult to carve precisely around little tiny shapes, and this extra prep work helps my material to separate cleanly.
- Carve to remove the material from around your shape. Remember - not too deep!
- Test stamp and check for areas where there is ink on your rubber, contact from your negative space around the shape in the print, or any other little areas that need a tweak.
- Carve to correct if/as needed and retest until you're happy.
- Optional: If you wish use your precision cutter to flatten/level out the finished carved negative space for an extra pretty stamp - it doesn't affect the usefulness, just polishes the look.
- Optional: If you find that you need a little more finger space for small stamps or extra pressure for larger stamps, you can sick your carving onto a backing.
An alternative to carving out your shapes is to raise them up instead. Craft foam shapes (pre-fab or self-cut) are a very easy option for making your own custom stamps. Since I'm lazy :) and can't be bothered to print, trace, and precision cut my own letters for this project, I'm cheating and using foam Thickers (thick stickers). To make your own, you'll need Thickers (or similar, or DIY your own with craft foam), a mounting block, and glue for sticking on any letters that aren't natural mirror images.
- Prepare your base mounting block(s). Tip: If you're planning to reuse either your stamps of their mounting blocks, you might like to paint, varnish, or otherwise seal the wooden bases before you create the stamps so that clean-up is a little easier and t less likely to warp your bases.
- Position your Thickers (or other shapes) so that they are a mirror image of what you wish to stamp. Words have to be spelled from end-to-beginning and any letters that don't look the same when flipped will need to be flipped sticky-side-up and glued instead. Tips: A glue that is waterproof/resistant is handy not only so that things stay secure when you use and (if keeping) clean you stamps, but for lightly coating the top of any flipped letters to eliminate their stickiness. Stick or glue your letters into place.
- Once stuck in place and any glue is dry secure, coat the tops of any sticky-side up letters in glue or an alternative sealer of your close to cover the stickiness.
- Allow to dry fully before use. Tip: Depending on the side of your stamp and the thickness of your raised letters/shapes, you might find it easier (and cleaner) to roll on your ink with a little ink brayer instead of inking up on a stamp pad.
Head over to Dalmatian DIY and see how we used these stamps to customise our pawesome DIY recycled cardboard pet pressie pillow boxes and party popper holiday crackers:
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New Cloud features and improved workflows in Lumberyard Beta 1.3
In his post, Hao Chen covered HDR, VR, and other graphics improvements in Lumberyard Beta 1.3, available for download here. I wanted to tell you a bit more about some of the other 130 improvements, fixes, and features this update includes. Our character team has updated the FBX Importer with the ability to import multiple […]Read More
VR, HDR, and more in Lumberyard Beta 1.3 – Available Now
As a graphics programmer, the most satisfying part of my job is to put a piece of cool technology in the hands of content creators and see them make magic with it. Throughout my career, I have had the fortune to work with some of the most talented artists in the industry, and they always […]Read More
Build for Any VR Device with Lumberyard Beta 1.3
The gaming industry is always evolving, and one of the most exciting new technologies to capture the imagination of our customers is VR. Lumberyard is already a powerful graphics engine, which makes it ideal for VR content creation. Lumberyard Beta 1.3, which we're releasing in a few weeks, includes support for VR game development and […]Read More
HDR Rendering in Lumberyard
Understanding how human perception differs between observing the real world and viewing game worlds helps us build great visual tools. The real world is a beautiful place, and our eyes excel at taking it all in. Until recently, though, there has been a gap between the fidelity of the real-world and what we've been able […]Read More
Lumberyard Substance Integration
Among the many requests we've heard from our users since we launched Lumberyard is integration of Allegorithmic's Substance suite of texture-editing tools. We listened, and are proud to have worked closely with the Allegorithmic team on making it happen. In this post, we'll explore how Substance can easily be used to add visually stunning graphics […]Read More
Now Available – Lumberyard Beta 1.2
We are excited to announce the release of Lumberyard Beta 1.2, which you can now download here. With each release, the Lumberyard team looks at ways we can help you achieve higher quality results by iterating on the features, performance, and stability of each of the engine's components. We're big believers in kaizen—the Japanese philosophy […]Read More
Reflections on GDC 2016
With the release of Lumberyard Beta 1.1 and our participation in the Game Developers Conference, March was an important milestone for the Lumberyard team. This was the 30th year of GDC and the 18th I've attended. We've witnessed significant change in our industry over these years. Platforms and products have evolved. Game development has become […]Read More
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Grab your weathered fedoras, we're doing some code archaeology. Engines evolve over time. The more people involved and the more projects it produces, the more an engine gets filled with all kinds of code. Code that fixes game-specific problems, code that is cleverly optimized, ultra-verbose code, code that looks like it participated in an obfuscated […]Read More
Extending the FBX Importer
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5 Day Tours – 4 nights / 5 days – Tours cancelled due to the drought conditions unless good rains fall between now – April and July months!
Due to the severe drought conditions up North and until such time as they have had good rains we will discontinue our 5 day tour to the Springbok area. We will only be doing the 4 and 3 day tours.
Into the heart and soul of the true Namaqualand! – But also having the best of both worlds – Sprinbok & Nieuwoudtville areas.
Day 1 – All the way up to Springbok.
With everyone on board we depart Cape Town area and head North via Citrusdal to Clanwilliam where we visit the Ramskop Flower Garden, a walk about the town and have lunch. From here we head for Vanrhynsdorp to visit the world famous Kokkerboom Succulent Nursery in Vanrhynsdorp for an educational guided tour. This stop will prove to be one of the highlights of the day! After refreshments we head off over the Knersvlakte still further North to Garies and Kamieskroon and or Springbok where we will be based for two nights.
Day 2 – Springbok
We explore the town of Springbok before visiting the Gougaap Nature Reserve and the Hester Malan Flower Garden. We will also be visiting the mining town of Nababeep and Okiep areas before heading back to our overnight stop.
Day 3 – Kammieskroon and the Knersvlakte
A visit to the Skulpad Nature Reserve West of Kammieskroon before heading South to Garies and onto the Knersvlakte for a walk on the Succulent Trail and heading onto the town of Vredendal / Lutzville where we will be based for two nights to enjoy dinner bed and breakfast.
Day 4 – Nieuwoudtville – The Bulb Capital of The World
After an early breakfast we head on over the Knersvlakte up to Nieuwoudtville, known as the bulb capital of the world via the spectacular Vanrhyns Pass where we will spend the day exploring this fascinating area visiting amongst other things the spectacular Nieuwoudtville waterfalls, the amazing Quiver Tree Forest with over 3000 trees! The visit to Matjiesfontein farm will, without a doubt be the highlight of the day! You will enjoy a picnic lunch amongst the flowers having also enjoyed some of the local pancakes in the church hall. We return to the same B & B for sun downers and dinner. A full and memorable day!
Day 5 – West Coast back to Cape Town
We head back to Cape Town via the West Coast via the towns of Strandfontein, Doringbaai, Lamberts Bay, Elandsbaai to Veldrif and if time permits to enjoy lunch at the well known coastal town of Paternoster or at Langebaan depending upon the showing of the flowers. Historically this day will be a highlight for flowers as they will follow us well onto Cape Town.
Cost of 5 Day Tour Per Person sharing:
R8,750.00 PER PERSON – includes – all accommodation, entrance fees to parks, picnic lunches, guiding and transportation – excludes all dinners,drinks and refreshments.
- As good accommodation is at a premium in these parts SINGLE SUPPLEMENT ON REQUEST ONLY – you have to pay for the room
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I made a card with the leftovers from this layout...I LOVE using all parts of my Cricut cuts...makes me feel thrifty!
I hope you'll play along with us...you'll have 'till next Friday to link up your arrow project. You must use Die-Cuts on your project...doesn't matter if it's the arrows or something else.
Can't wait to see what you create!
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There has been a lot written lately-here and elsewhere-about mobile security. The conceptual questions are whether people are paying enough attention, whether mobile is a bomb waiting to go off or all bark and no bite (to combine overused metaphors).
Regardless, everyone agrees that mobile security is important. During the past week, there have been several announcements in this area that are worth attention.
Sprint has introduced a new element of its Total Equipment Protection (TEP) coverage that enables the user to perform security-related tasks for their smartphones, such as remote locking, erasing contacts, sounding an alarm (even when in silent mode), making the phone visible on a map via GPS and, finally, backing up, managing and restoring contact information. TEP services carry a monthly charge of $10, though the additional services are free beyond that.
In an announcement that tangentially involves security, Enterproid introduced the beta version of Divide, a technology that the company says more securely and efficiently enables the same device to be used for consumer and enterprise purposes. The enterprise side of Divide, the company says, offers deep security, management control and e-mail functionality, a Web browser, IM and SMS that are enterprise grade. Divide offers ARC, a cloud-based management platform. The system can be used with Android 2.2 or higher and will soon be available for other smartphone platforms.
Last week, Kaspersky Lab extended protection for BlackBerry and Android devices in its Mobile Security 9. The package offers anti-theft and privacy for Symbian and Windows Mobile in addition to BlackBerry and Android. If a device goes missing, data can be secured and the device tracked via SMS, the release said. Kaspersky Mobile Security 9 also offers mobile content filtering and SIM Watch, a way to circumvent SIM card switching as a way to disable.
Though the security situation may be more or less under control, there are constant reminders that nobody can afford to let their guard down. Info Security reports that NetQin Mobile, a Chinese security firm, has spotted two viruses-SW.SecurePhone and SW.Qieting-in the wild. The story says that SW.SecurePhone monitors the phone and collects data without an icon being displayed. SW.Qieting automatically forwards messages to a monitoring phone without the user's awareness.
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Need some laughter in you life? Between busy schedules, racing to the subway and sticking to deadlines, the answer most likely is: YES! Release some stress this fall. Kick back and enjoy these three spoofs. Trust us, you won't regret it.
National Lampoon's Bayside! The Musical! The Saved By The Bell Parody
Location: Theatre 80 (August 27-December 2014)
Tickets: $45
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How funny is it? This show is really funny, especially the facial expressions of the actors and every time Jessie consumes and spews caffeine pills into the first couple of rows.
Who should see it? Obviously fans of Saved by the Bell will get all the jabbing jokes, but even if you weren't an avid watcher it is still really entertaining.
Worth the ticket price? Definitely worth the money.
Alcohol available? Drinks are available before the show begins and during the ten minute intermission- they may appear small but they are deadly.
Mementos? They have Bayside T's, hoodies and slap bracelets.
Memorable quote(s)? "We're going back to Bayside!"
FIY: Spoiler alert! Be prepared for Jessie to show some breast-age.
50 Shades! The Musical Parody
Location: The Elektra Theatre (September 2- January 2015)
Tickets: $49-$79
How funny is it? It is hysterical; the audience is unable to hold back their laughter throughout the entire show.
Who should see it? It doesn't matter whether you've read 50 Shades of Grey from cover to cover or if you don't even know the storyline- it is really a great show either way.
Worth the ticket price? It is completely worth every penny.
Alcohol available? Not only is it available, but also there are specialty drinks with names like Red Room, Ties That Bind and Ben Wa Fireball Tart.
Mementos? They have T-shirts and handcuffs, but I'm going to leave you with two words: lipstick vibrators.
Memorable quote(s)? "There's a hole inside of me that needs to be filled."
FIY: Jack Boice and Amber Petty as Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele are, quite frankly, fantastic. Also attention ladies-keep your eyes peeled for Taylor, the man-candy dancer/singer in almost every scene…you'll see why.
Location: The Arclight Theatre (September 14- November 2)
Tickets: $25-$89
How funny is it? It is extremely funny
Who should see it? Between the great musical numbers, intricate costumes, killer sound effects and original storyline it is a great musical for all ages.
Worth the ticket price? This show is absolutely worth the ticket price.
Alcohol available? There is no alcohol probably because it would have been dangerous to serve with all the lethal chemicals flying around- killing bedbugs comes before getting buzzed.
Mementos? None to speak of, but at least we weren't given some of Carly's (the exterminator who attempts to permanently rid the city of bedbugs) formula.
Memorable quote(s)? "Don't let the bedbugs bite!"
FIY: You will feel the urge to scratch your legs, arms and body throughout the show, just a warning.


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I didn't like the idea of the Batman games when they came out.
I tried the demo for Asylum and was put off by the problem solving and sneaking around. At the time I was into FPS (still am, for that matter) – you know, big bangs, lots of sprinting around, energetic stuff – so when I came to this game I wanted energy and real world grit (as much as you could expect from a superhero game, anyway) and thanks to the movie franchise, which was on the ascendency at the time, I didn't think it unreasonable to get some of that grit and action.
The characterisation in the Batman games was a little more cartoony than the movies and that, coupled with my fervent desire to run around firing off a big gun, made me hesitate. I finally decided that, despite the high production values and superb voice acting I wanted a Batman that was more like the movies and I wanted my big guns so I gave the whole thing a miss.
I was a fool. I can say that now without any reservation – I was a damned fool.
I got a deal a while ago in Game, a 2-for1 on both Batman titles and thought I'd give it a go and was instantly drawn in by the Asylum's genuine comic book charm. The eccentricity of the characters was perfectly pitched to allow for some genuine grit, reflecting the maturity of the current source material that does this franchise no end of justice, and the action was far racier than I expected. So I plowed through Batman: Arkham Asylum with a voracity I haven't enjoyed for a long time and spent many hours working on my stealth skills (a penchant no doubt afforded me by recent titles like Dishonored and Bioshock: Infinite, where the direct approach isn't always the best) to the point where I had become, in gaming terms at least, a honed and lethal killing machine.
But that was just a prelude.
So, I started playing Batman: Arkham City the other day and it was like someone just opened my eyes.
Without wanting to come across as overly melodramatic – It. Is. Incredible.
That game is so refined, so expansive, so well realised and so outrageously entertaining that I don't know how I will cope when I finish it. Arkham City is big and it's packed with main missions, side missions, numerous and familiar villains, all vying for control of the giant prison environment and a seemingly endless supply of side missions that are so compelling in themselves that I find it difficult to stay on course for the central story.
And it looks amazing, even on the Xbox 360. The environments, gadgets and NPC's have been refined to a razors edge, with facial, physical and structural detailing that goes beyond rich and never falls down (unless you kick it in the face, of course). And the gameplay is so well balanced and responsive that you never feel cheated, not once. The environments are riotously rich and although the Joker doesn't feature quite as much as he did in Asylum, you still get your penny's worth and there are so many other villains to shore things up that I guarantee you will not be bored.
For those of you even more foolish than myself, those of you who haven't played these games yet, now is your chance to get up to speed before Batman: Arkham Origins comes out. If you like combat, stealth, gadgets and latex wings then you absolutely have to play these games – they're more fun than a bag of monkeys and a tickle stick.
Also – Joker: Best. Villain. Ever.
Have fun, and don't forget to smile!


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Malware is rampant everywhere in our ecosystem today. This software is made of codes for the main purpose of making computer applications impossible to operate. Malware can give access to any computer without any prior authorization. The software is malicious and can gain access to any data that is available in the computer system. In most offices and homes the software is never missed as it gets access by opening folders that contain it any time. The software was designed for purposes of intrusion to information without the prior consent of the users. Malware is characterized by the abnormal functioning of the systems when the software is found to intrude the user's privacy. Various computer companies have also produced other antivirus software's to interact the activities of the malware when detected.
If the malware is not detected in time then there is a high chance that the system might develop other complications that will not be treated as required. The installation of anti malware software's in our systems is always recommended to ensure security of the system as a whole. The installed anti malware is always updated from time to time to make sure latest updates are received and the system can be able to fight back the latest malware software that has been found in the system.
The introduction of malwares necessitated the emergency of anti malware in a big way. In many places access to information or data is usually restricted to avoid the introduction of the malicious software. Even though it is restricted in many places it always gets a way in by the use of unwanted copies of information. We have ensured that the malware is not harmful to the extent of destroying the machines as a whole. The malware should always be kept at bay by the introduction of the antivirus software's.
The malware always hides in flash disks and any other removable devices and get straight to the system where the device is inserted. The main problem here is that when such malwares are in the storage disks and a scan is done in the system before opening they are always detected and done away with. When the storage facilities are opened without scanning then the malicious software gets it way inside the system.
Once in the system the software is stored by the system and taken care of. It is only released to other storage facilities after other devices are inserted in the system they come out with the software and are stored by them. This process goes on and on and repeats itself. Currently with the improvements of technology it is hard to see some malware as they operate inside the system. This will make them become vulnerable to other systems that are not infected. Infected systems usually become low in performance or don't perform at all. During any system intrusion to the computer a scan should always be done to ensure that the malware is kept at bay at all costs. This ensures that your computer is always out of risk.


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Raz Simone performs "So Far, So Far" live from Magnuson Park as part of "Sounds by the Sound," Season 4, Episode 2. Watch the full episode for more performances.
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Saturday, September 5, 2015
Sandwiches, sandwiches, sandwiches...
Why is the desert like a deli?
Because of all the sand which is there.
Ha, ha...Ok, I know that's the oldest one in the book, and I'm not sure I even got it right.
But anyway, I don't have any of my own sandwiches to show today because our kitchen sink sprung a leak and Mr. Dandelion was in there most of the day fixing it. As such, I couldn't do much cooking, or even sandwich making. My favorite sammy can actually double for tomorrow's theme, so I'll post about it then.
Meanwhile, I've been cruising around the Internet checking out all the awesome MoFo sandwiches...there were so many great ones!
Here are a few of my favorites:
Check out Manu's version of a BLT, subbing the "B" with something even more delicious.
Sal on Toast came up with loads of appetizing offerings, including a mac and cheese toastie!
Zsu baked her own bread to house her amazing creation.
Chunky on Chia introduces the HANDwich, yumbles!
And finally, Susan at Kittens Gone Lentil created a brand new sandwich in honor of MoFo, which is destined to become a classic in my humble opinion--and of course pics of her adorable kitties are an added bonus!
Have a great weekend all!
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No sink? Oh no!ReplyDelete
Oh! I hope Mr. Dandelion was able to get that sink fixed (otherwise you'll have to get in there to make it right ;). Thanks so much for the shout-out and I'll be looking for your sammy tomorrow that was for yesterday, but which I only noticed today.ReplyDelete
Zsu @ Zsu's Vegan Pantry
Hope the sink will be ready very soon!ReplyDelete
Thank you very much for the shout-out, it's so kind!!
All the sandwichs look amazing but I have to say that the handwich caught my eye, I think I'll try it
Can't wait to see what you have in store for your sammy !! <3
Oh no, too bad the leaky sink threw a wrench into your MoFo plans. I really enjoyed this roundup though!ReplyDelete
Thanks for stopping by everyone! I'm glad you enjoyed the round up!ReplyDelete
Sink is fixed!! :)
Thanks for the ideas and links - will check them out soon!!!!ReplyDelete


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Quiet Pencil Sharpener?!?! YEP!
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My classroom has two of the sharpeners and we LOVE them!!! I think I've convinced most of my school to switch.ReplyDelete
Stay safe sweet lady!ReplyDelete
I also have that sharpener and the kids always want me to bring it with me to school haha!
Journey Of A Substitute Teacher
I seriously need to get one of these beautiful little things.ReplyDelete
Crofts' Classroom
I need one too! Happy to see how cheap they are, too!ReplyDelete
I love my sharpener! After spending years trying to find a good electric sharpener that would hold up, I invested in the Classroom Friendly Sharpener and was amazed! Even my co-workers were amazed (and fighting over sharpening pencils)! Enjoy your quiet sharpener!ReplyDelete
Teaching Special Kids
I've been wanting this sharpener for a while now. I think it's time for a purchase. :) AND...now that it is summer, I will find some time to link up with you on Monday! :) Thanks for the hosting. :)ReplyDelete
Brandee @ Creating Lifelong Learners
Love my pencil sharpener!!ReplyDelete
Think, Wonder, & Teach
I have the same sharpener (except in green) and it is the ONLY pencil sharpener that has lasted an entire year without breaking! LOVE it!ReplyDelete
Am I the only person who has some negative views of this sharpener? After seeing it on so many blogs, I convinced our team leader to buy each of us one. The sharpener gets graphite dust all over the surface it sits on. After a few months, most of us noticed that it wasn't sharpening as well. I needed to get a replacement blade. Also, it does not do well with colored pencils. I wanted to love it so much, but unfortunately, I don't.ReplyDelete
I have had mine since February and it is still going strong! My students still love sharpening pencils! I bribed my maintenance guy to mount it to my wall because it always slipped around using the clamp. I have a picture of it shown here mounted: http://fourthgradeflipper.blogspot.com/2013/03/monday-made-it-classroom-jobs.htmlReplyDelete
I like the black too:) I goes with everything!
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That looks like a great sharpener! I finally upgraded to the Xacto School Pro sharpener- and it worked like a charm for 4 months- then one of the kids used a colored pencil in it, and it broke! I started getting the warrantees awhile ago, so I could save a little money, since they always need to be replaced! Thank you for showing us this one!ReplyDelete
I've been wanting to try this sharpener. Looks like it's a good buy!ReplyDelete
Hey, you mentioned a couple of weeks ago that you wanted to help out teacher's affected by the Oklahoma tornado. Mardel is selling a t-shirt that has a quote from one of the brave teachers and the proceeds go to the two schools that were destroyed. I didn't know if you had Mardel in your state so I'm sending you a link. I bought mine last night!!
Prayers you've been safe through your storm!
God bless
I absolutely love this pencil sharpener. So much so that I have 2! I let the kids use one and I use another. I like to keep one close to me at all times....hehe :) So glad that you are safe from storms now.ReplyDelete
Fun in Room 4B
I too am like you and have seen them all over people's blogs, but was skeptical. You may have convinced me! :)ReplyDelete
Adventures in Room 204


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Politics, yep it makes me super uncomfortable to talk about. However, being a sociologist is the only way I can stomach the discussion.
What I want to talk about is the concept that sexism affects and can hurt men too. I love men, yes I do! I always wished I grew up with brothers, but, alas, I was the youngest of 3 daughters. The vast majority of my closest friends are men, and I am the proud auntie to 3 beautiful nephews.
As a woman, you might assume that I would write about sexism from a female point of view. My particular feeling is that 1) I definitely might in the future and 2) I kind of feel the subject has been well covered through the years.
Here are my suggestions that lead me to believe that sexism hurts men.
- You gotta fight for your right to party. Besides being a kick-ass Beastie Boys song lyric, many men are taught they should be ready and willing to put up their dukes and fight. Whether they are protecting the honor of their female partner/paramour/wife, pissed because some douche-bag flipped him off on the freeway, or are seething because of some perceived lack of respect, the typical man will feel like it is his expectation to make things right. If he is in a group, he might feel compelled to take physical action against someone and if he is alone, he might feel like he needs to be a man and stand up for himself. What's a man to do? Fight or flight? If he flees then he is a pussy and if he fights, then he is a juiced-up meat-head who belongs on the Jersey Shore.
- Make big bucks. Men have historically been the breadwinners in the relationship. I don't have to look far to see evidence of this close to home; my dad, an anesthesiologist, requested that my mom vacate her nursing job a short time before they married. My husband makes a very good income as an engineering manager working in Silicon Valley. We live very comfortably in a place that is well known for being ridiculously expensive to live. However, we have been together for an awfully long time and he was a starving graduate students for the first few years of our marriage. Ok, well he wasn't exactly starving. He is extremely smart and received a stipend throughout his graduate program. Even so, I was making more money from my criminal justice jobs during our tenure in Colorado. There is a very small chance that I might make more money then him in the future. Who knows what my future holds, and it comforts me to know that he wouldn't feel less of a man if that were to ever happen.
- Got kids? I sympathize with this one a lot. As a woman, I have always known that I have never wanted kids. People have told me that I would change my mind, my biological clock would click, and I would eventually sing another tune. Well it never did. I think that men get what I'm talking about here, but to a lesser extent. As a Bay Area dating coach, I see this take many forms. Women might not want to date a man who is a bit older because he might have young kids, women might not also want to date a man who is a bit older if he doesn't have children because there must be something wrong with him. Men who don't have or want children are afraid to date women with children, and it goes on and on. News flash: not everyone wants children.
- Got viagra? In this society, men are supposed to always want sex. Period. It's instinctual (kinda like spreading your seed in order to reproduce), and unless you want to be called gay, you should be having sex with any woman who is interested. Many men will tell you that the expectation is that they are supposed to not only want but be ready for sex at the drop of a dime. And if a man happens to find himself with a low sex drive due to things like medications, stress, lack of emotional connection, disability or illness, lack of physical attraction, etc, there is always viagra.
- Emotions are for women and pussies. Because men are always supposed to have a "stiff upper lip". Remember that scene with Tom Hanks in the movie "A League of Their Own" where he says "...Are you crying? There's no crying in baseball!" I kinda figured that this is how many boys learn about how not to show emotion. This stiff upper lip notion is so confusing to me because I know that most women purposely steer clear of men who are devoid of emotion. Emotions make you human.
- So, are you gay or what? Is it just me, or does it seem like the majority of men would rather be perceived as poor or dumb then be considered even a little bit gay. It's funny how you can usually spot male hetero friends out in public. In Silicon Valley you will often see groups of 3 or 4 male friends instead of just 2. It's almost as if many men don't want to be seen in any social setting that might render them gay-adjacent.
One of my sexuality educator friends, Charlie Glickman, is one of the few educators I know who offers a workshop on this topic called "Act Like a Man: Male Gender Socialization" and I strongly recommend you check out his website and blog for more information.


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The changing nature of user attitudes toward virtual world technology: A longitudinal study
- Iowa State University, 1360 Gerdin Business Building, Ames, IA 50011, United States
Virtual world technologies have been utilized in gaming for a number of years but only recently have they been applied as a serious tool for business. Many business applications have been identified, including the use of virtual worlds for team collaboration, training, and education, but a question remains about whether users will accept the premise that virtual worlds represent useful environments for engaging in business functions. We address this question by examining user reactions to virtual worlds. The first study looks at attitudes of users of the virtual world Second Life during three time periods (i.e., before exposure to the environment, after an information session and discussion of Second Life, and after use of the environment). Two variables, user acceptance of virtual world technologies and user self-efficacy, were examined as the primary dependent measures. Results show that while self-efficacy increases over time, user acceptance decreases in a highly correlated pattern. A second study investigates the underlying causes of the observed pattern of user acceptance using a content analysis of written reflections of user experiences. Both studies paint a detailed picture of user intentions and some of the reasons these intentions developed after use. The paper concludes with a discussion of the implications of these results for business managers and researchers.
► Explore user attitudes towards the use of virtual world environments longitudinally. ► Investigate self-efficacy and technological acceptance of virtual worlds. ► Growth curve models are used to better understand the longitudinal aspects. ► Self-efficacy increases over time while intent to use declines. ► Content analysis explains why individuals prefer traditional communication methods.
- Virtual worlds;
- Technology acceptance;
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- Content analysis
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It's early fall, and political operative Howard Wolfson, late of the Hillary Clinton campaign, is doing his job: debating former Bush strategist Karl Rove on Fox News. It is his job in the most literal of senses. Since July, Wolfson has been working as a paid Fox News contributor, which makes him the most prominent Democrat ever placed on the conservative channel's payroll. The topic is the ways in which Sarah Palin and Joe Biden can screw up the vice-presidential debate. The program's rabidly right-wing host, Sean Hannity, brings up the Rick Lazio episode (in the 2000 Senate race, Lazio strode over to Hillary Clinton's podium and demanded she sign a no-soft-money pledge he was carrying, a move that became a case study in how a man should not treat a woman in a debate). Hannity says that the whole incident was, in retrospect, not a big deal. Rove lets loose a cascade of appreciative guffaws. Then it's Wolfson's turn: He menaced her! What are you talking about? There's something Pavlovian in the intensity of his outrage, and yet he starts to crack a self-aware smile as he goes on. It was a terrible moment in American politics! It was frightening! Now Hannity is giggling, too. And then something precious happens, a Kodak moment of punditry. Karl Rovethe architect of Bush's career, Turd Blossom, sworn enemy of Hillary Clintonthat Karl Rove leans over and gives Wolfson a paternal, pitying pat on the back. Ha-ha, Howard, titters Hannity, now completely overcome with mirth. Still on message!
There exists in Washington, of course, a kind of permanent political class, a collection of White House and congressional staffers, campaign operatives, journalists, and pundits who toil in their chosen professions year after year, candidate after candidate, administration after administration. These people aren't without their political beliefs, but above all they are professionals. They may tear into each other by day, or from one campaign to the next, but in the shape of their lives they are more alike than they are different. They eat at the same restaurants, go to the same parties, and send their kids to the same schools. They have a job to dofight for their candidate, write the storyand they do it. It's not personal; it's business. With some regularity, they even swap roles: Operative becomes pundit, pundit becomes politician, and around it goes. Howard Wolfson is a particularly nimble and skillful member of the permanent political class. And that, in a phrase, is the answer to the question: What is Hillary Clinton's former chief spin master doing on Fox News spinning for Barack Obama?
Howard Wolfson is hunched over a computer in the cramped Fox green room. He's got two hits today, one for Fox & Friendsthe network's answer to a morning news showand one for a relatively harder-edged program called America's Newsroom. A Yonkers native with a wrestler's physiquebig brow, broad chest, short legsWolfson looks like the guy most likely to head-butt you in a bar fight. His demeanor is brusque (a colleague calls him a Bellovian figure; he does, on occasion, bellow). His music tastes run to spartan indie rock, and his home-office walls are empty except for a framed still from a 1930s foreign film called Der Dibuk. It's odd seeing him here, wearing more powder than Dee Snider.
Until recently, political operatives tended to appear on television for freethe pulpit itself was the reward. But increasingly they're finding employment as paid contributors to news shows. Over the past few years, the cable news networks have been working to upgrade their stable of talking heads with more relevant players, the more recently plucked from the halls of power the better. Fox made a kind of history when it snatched Karl Rove just five months after his departure from the White House. Rove was then arguably the most powerful official from a current administration ever to take up punditry. Wolfson got hired as Rove's liberal sparring partner less than a month after he left the Clinton campaign. Wolfson doesn't remember the exact date he took his job: Switching roles, from campaign staffer to paid TV analyst, was that seamless. Wolfson's typical election-season week involves two or three hits for Fox & Friends plus spots on Geraldo at Large, The O'Reilly Factor, Hannity & Colmes, Your World With Neil Cavuto, On the Record With Greta, and a syndicated radio show called Brian & the Judge. He's made something like 100 appearances on Fox to date. One industry analyst estimates Wolfson gets paid in the neighborhood of $300,000 (Wolfson won't comment).
This morning's segment lasts all of three minutes. Host Gretchen Carlson, a chipper blonde in robin's-egg blue, lobs a couple of softballs, then gamely tries to trap Wolfson on a minor point. Wolfson says Barack Obama has not, at that point, produced a specific economy-fix proposal because it's more advantageous to step back and let McCain flail, and she pounces, sort of: Are you saying Obama is running on not even having the policies that he talks about? By professional-spin-doctor standards, this is kindergarten stuff, and Wolfson barely bothers refuting the remark. No, he says. I am not saying that at all. When it's over (Ahead: Is texting and driving more dangerous than drinking and driving?), Wolfson and I go out for breakfast. You know, he tells me over eggs and Diet Coke, Fox & Friends is my favorite show to do. It's not Lehrer. It's morning TV. It's light.


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Am I arrogant? Am I proud? Am I everything you have been describing out loud? Do you have a clue what its like to be me? If you could spend time in my shoes perhaps it would cure your vision of me. I was born into a world in which I will never fully belong before I learned to speak I sang sorrows song. My eyes see things others ignore. My voice was once stolen , yet later restored. I am not perfect in any sense yet I will no longer straddle the fence. I have come to the end of me. To the beginning at dark Calvary. My saviors voice echoed in pain Now his mercy is all that remains. For Jesus himself alone understands how I feel as a child without both hands. I do not any longer languish in sorrow for my God has arisen and he holds tomorrow.
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Dallas label Moon Sounds will celebrate its 5th year in 2017. With about 30 artists on its roster, Grave City decided to interview the shoegaze and postpunk imprint.
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In person, Jacques Urioste is quiet and unassuming — even reserved. But the label owner's humble in-person demeanor belies the impressive years-long accomplishment of his Dallas imprint, Moon Sounds Records. Later this year the Texas shoegaze and dream-pop label will celebrate its 5th anniversary, and Jacques is well on his way to marking that achievement with a showcase next week (March 13) at Club Dada and a new EP by electronic dreamwave act Lunar Twin on March 17.
With about 30 artists on his roster — including acts from as far away as Sweden, Denmark, and Australia — and four previous label showcases behind him, I asked Jacques if anyone in Dallas had interviewed him before. "No one has officially. Or formally for that matter," he responded. "Someone tried to once, but I had a feeling they did just to get free stuff. They never posted about it." Well, Grave City to the rescue!
Below, I caught up with Jacques about Moon Sounds' past, present, and where his noteworthy venture is headed in the future.
Jacques Urioste/Moon Sounds Records was interviewed by Oliver/Grave City in March, 2017.
When did Moon Sounds start? How long have you been around?
Moon Sounds Records started in December of 2012, on a whim. I needed a healthy outlet to cope with the stresses of all that I had going on at the time and one day, on my way home from a particularly bad day; I looked up and saw the moon. It was in its waning crescent position so it appeared as though smiling. I've always had a fondness for the moon. So when I got back to my place, I was sitting on the floor with a pen and napkin, doodled out the logo, thought of the name, and told myself that I would follow through with a passion project. Most of my friends were in bands or working on other cool things so the label was definitely something different. I had no idea where to start and then a band posted on FaceBook, "Who's going to release our seven inch record?" I chimed in and almost four and a half years later , still here.


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AT&T made its net-neutral pledge and other concessions to resolve the Federal Communications Commission's deadlock over the BellSouth deal. The merger closed Dec. 29 after the two Democratic commissioners joined two Republicans in approving the deal. (The fifth commissioner, Republican Robert McDowell, a former telecom lobbyist, had recused himself.)
Net neutrality has been the rule since the advent of the web. Scrappy startups and established firms have equal access; winners emerge from brands that click with consumers. But AT&T, BellSouth and Verizon have floated the idea that sites should pay for speedy connections to consumers; entrepreneurial startups could be banished to the slow lane.
AT&T now has agreed "not to provide or to sell to internet content, application or service providers, including those affiliated with AT&T/BellSouth, any service that privileges, degrades or prioritizes" content.
The equality pledge ends in December 2008. It's clear the FCC's current leadership won't do more. Chairman Kevin Martin and fellow Republican Commissioner Deborah Taylor Tate made clear their view in a joint statement: "The Democratic commissioners may have extracted concessions from AT&T ... [but this] does not mean that the commission has adopted an additional net-neutrality principle. We continue to believe such a requirement is not necessary."
Now it's up to the new Democratic Congress. Reps. Ed Markey, John Conyers and John Dingell have been strong advocates of net-neutrality legislation, with some GOP allies. In the Senate, Democrat Byron Dorgan and Republican Olympia Snowe may reintroduce legislation. It's time to make net neutrality the law of the land.


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Yaser Safa Qasim Al-Qadefaje
Known as
Kasim Yaser
2012-13 Midfielder
NC League 5(0)0
Debut 9 February 2013 Hyde (Away)
Born in Karrada, Bagdad, he came to England as a youngster and joined the youth ranks at Fulham and then Tottenham Hotspur. When he was released in 2010 he moved to Brighton & Hove Albion where he made one senior league appearance and one substitute appearance in the FA Cup. During the 2012-13 season he spent time on loan at Luton where he made 11 appearances, six of these from the substitutes' bench.
He was signed on loan by Macclesfield in February 2013 and made five appearances in the centre of midfield before returning to Brighton.
Signed for Swindon Town in the summer of 2013. On 30 August 2014, as stand in captain, he became the first English Iraqi player to captain a team in the English Professional Leagues. Signed for Northampton Town in the summer of 2017.
Has represented Iraq at Under-23 (1 appearance) and senior international level (18 appearances).
Kay David
1982-83 Full-back
NPL League 4(0)0
Debut 21 August 1982 Morecambe (Away)
A left sided defender signed from Bolton Wanderers who only played in the first four matches of the season.
Kay Scott
2011-12 and 2013-14 Midfielder
FL League 10(5)0 Cups 2(1)0
NC League 20(7)0 Cups 5(1)1
Debut 6 August 2011 Dagenham & Redbridge (Home)
A product of the Manchester City Academy, Scott was a member of City's under-14 Nike World Cup winning side before making his breakthrough into the under-18 side at the age of 16, and was part of City's FA Youth Cup final winning side in 2008. As a holding midfielder he has played for City's reserve side. He signed for the Silkmen in the summer of 2011, his first match for the Silkmen was his Football League debut. Scott featured mainly in the early part of the season when he played in a defensive midfield position. Released in the summer of 2012 at the end of his contract.
Signed a short-term deal with Huddersfield Town Development Squad to play in their team during the 2012-13 season. Scott re-signed for Macclesfield in the summer of 2013. A regular in the starting line-up for the first eight matches of the season but then incurred ankle ligament damage. On recovering he had lost his place in the team and for the remainder of the season was in and out of the side finding himself an unused substitute on many occasions.
Moved to Southport during the summer of 2014 but was released in the summer of 2015. Having been without a club after being released by Southport he signed for Mossley in September 2015, moving to FC United of Manchester in December 2015 and then Ashton United in October 2018..
Keelan Kevan
1981-82 to 1983-84 Forward
NPL League 86(1)20 Cups 28(0)9
Debut 18 August 1981 Marine (Away)
In Kevan's early career he played for Radcliffe Borough, Northwich Victoria, Buxton, Stalybridge Celtic and Newcastle in Australia before moving to Mossley in 1979 where he remained until 1981 making 86 appearances and scoring 27 goals for them. Macclesfield paid Mossley a fee of £1000 for his services to bolster the Silkmen's attacking options. He was a strong powerful forward who scored his fair share of goals at the Moss Rose, and was team captain in the 1983-84 season.
In 1990 he returned to Mossley for a short time before embarking on a managerial career at Rossendale, Stalybridge Celtic, Ashton United and Mossley. He returned as manager to Stalybridge for a second time before his last managerial appointment at Leigh RMI.
Kevan has been a pipe fitter-welder by trade and a production manager.
1959-50 Goalkeeper
CL League 4 Apps 0 Goals
Debut 22 March 1950 Northwich Victoria (Home)
Macclesfield's reserve team goalkeeper at the time, he deputised for first team 'keeper Nat McKinstry when he had pulled a muscle. He was on the winning side for all four of his appearances and kept a clean sheet against Stalybridge.
Keen Kevin
2000-01 and 2001-02 Midfielder
Manager - 7 Matches, Won 1, Drawn 1, Lost 5, %Win 14.29
FL League 59(3)2 Cups 7(2)1
Debut 19 September 2000 Sub Middlesbrough (Away) Worthington Cup R2 L1
An apprentice at West Ham United, Kevin played for England Schoolboys and England Youth before signing his first professional contract with the Hammers in 1984. After nine years at Upton Park he moved to Wolverhampton Wanderers for a fee of £600,000, and later to Stoke City for a fee of £300,000. Kevin signed for the Silkmen in September 2000 forming an effective partnership with Chris Priest as a hard-working attacking midfielder. During the 2001-02 season Kevin made his 600th senior career appearance and was acting manager for a month prior to the appointment of David Moss.
Kevin returned to West Ham United where he was initially the Reserve team coach and then a coach to the first team. In July 2011 he was appointed first team coach at Liverpool under manager Kenny Dalglish. In July 2012 Kevin became the joint assistant head coach at West Bromwich Albion. Dismissed by WBA along with the head coach in December 2013, Kevin became Head of Coaching and manager of the Under 18 team at Fulham in July 2014 before being appointed assistant manager at Reading in December 2014. Appointed to his first full managerial position in December 2015 at Colchester United but was dismissed on 26 April 2016. In the summer of 2016 was appointed first team coach at Crystal Palace but was released in the summer of 2017, however was appointed assistant manager at Southend United in February 2018.
Keers John Mandell
1928-29 Outside-left
CL League 30 Apps 6 Goals Cups 2 Apps 0 Goals
Debut 10 November 1928 Hurst (Away)
Born in Tow Law, John commenced his career with Chopwell Colliery moving to Langley Park (August 1924) and then Tow Law Town (November 1924) where he was a member of the team who won the Northern Football League Championship. He signed for Hull City in May 1925 where he made eight senior appearances, and then Annfield Plain (July 1926) before moving to Football League club Nelson in December 1926 for a fee of £150, appearing there on eight occasions and scoring three goals and in July 1927 he moved to Boston Town.
Signed for Macclesfield in November 1928. He went straight into the side, scoring on his debut, and was ever-present for the remainder of the season.
Moved to Hyde United in the summer of 1929 where he remained until he retired from playing in 1938.
John died on 5 January 1963 at the age of 61.
Kelleher Fiacre
2018-19 Defender
FL tbc at end of season
Debut 4 August 2018 Swindon Town (Away)
Hailing from Cork in Ireland, Fiacre stated his career in the youth section of Irish side Avondale United in July 2012 moving to the youth set up at Scottish side Celtic in July 2013 where he featured in their U17 and U20 sides. He signed his first professional contract with Celtic in July 2016 when he was sent on loan to Peterhead FC until January 2017. Without making any senior appearances for Celtic he moved to Oxford United in July 2017 but again found himself out on loan, on this occasion at Solihull Moors, where he spent the 2017-18 season making 38 league appearances and scored two goals.
Having returned to Oxford United, the 22 year-old defender signed a season-long loan with Macclesfield Town in June 2018.
Made nine appearances and scored one goal for the Ireland under 19 side and holds a winners' medal for the Scottish Youth Cup whilst with Celtic.
1900-01 Defender
#ML League 5 Apps 0 Goals Cups 1 App 0 Goal
Debut - unknown due to missing match information
Would appear to have been with the re-formed Macclesfield team throughout their first season as members of the Manchester and District League. However, with so much data missing for this season the above figures probably do not fairly reflect his contribution.
Kelly Harold
1924-25 to 1929-30 Centre-forward
CL League 211 Apps 149 Goals Cups 37 Apps 32 Goals
Debut 30 August 1924 Ellesmere Port Town (Home)
Harold's career started with Trafford Park Lads in Manchester, after which he played for Altrincham for a short time before playing in the Central League for Manchester United. He then moved back to Altrincham where he scored 40 goals and was a member of the team who were undefeated in 28 consecutive games. Next came Stalybridge Celtic and Stockport County before signing for Macclesfield.
In his six seasons at Macclesfield Harold became the club's second highest goal scorer in all competitions with 181 goals, second to modern-day legend Steve Burr by only one goal. He was top-scorer in five of his six seasons, scored on his debut and scored 13 hat-tricks the most important came in the final of the Cheshire League Challenge Cup in May 1925 against Manchester North End. At the end of 90 minutes the score was 2-2, Harold having scored one of Macclesfield's goals. In extra time he scored a further two goals to give Macclesfield a 4-2 victory and their first silverware since 1911. Usually found at centre-forward, the player occupying this position was known as 'the pivot' in those days, from time to time he also played at inside-right and inside-left. He also represented a Cheshire League side against a Welsh National League team.
In recognition of his contribution to the club, a collection was taken for Harold at the match held on 1 January 1930 which raised £50. At the end of the match he was carried shoulder high by the spectators and they would not let him leave the pitch until he had made a speech, after which he received three cheers. He completed his illustrious career at the Moss Rose gaining a Cheshire Senior Cup winners' medal in May 1930.
Kelsey Andy
Conf League 0(1)0
Debut 23 March 1991 Sub Gateshead (Away)
With six senior players out of contention, Andy was brought into the squad for one match, coming on from the substitutes' bench to replace Dave Tomlinson in the 1-1 draw.
Kemp Dion
2017-18 Defender
NL Cups 1(0)0
Debut 7 November 2017, 1874 Northwich (Away) Cheshire Senior Cup Preliminary Round
In 2016 played for Ashton United reserves in the Lancashire Football League - South. Moved to Wythenshawe Town (2107) occasionally playing in their Cheshire Football League - Premier Division team.
Joined the newly formed Macclesfield Town Under 21 Youth Development team at the start of the 2017-18 season. Featured in the sole Cheshire Senior Cup match of the season when members of the Development team covered this tie.
Appointed captain of the Under 21 Youth Development team on the departure of Nathan Okome.
On leaving Macclesfield signed for Altrincham making appearances in their reserve team at the start of the 2018-19 season.
Away from football was a PE Apprentice at Ravenbank School, Warrington during 2016-17.
Kendall Paul
1988-89 to 1994-95 Defender
Conf League 170(13)3 Cups 64(7)3
Debut 20 August 1988 Enfield (Away)
Paul signed from Halifax Town, where he had returned for a second spell, after having been part of the Scarborough team which won promotion to Division Four in 1987 and playing for them in their first season as a Football League club. He had also played for Guiseley. An excellent squad player, Paul always performed well even though he found himself down the pecking order at times. Whilst at Macclesfield he gained a Cheshire Senior Cup winners' medal in 1992 and Staffordshire Senior Cup winners' medal in 1994.
Outside football he spent time as the commercial manager at Halifax Town, worked at North Bridge Leisure Centre and as a sports development officer at Halifax.
Kendrick Jim (Jack)
1972-73 Defender/Utility
NPL League 8(0)2 Cups 1(0)0
Debut 30 March 1973 South Liverpool (Away)
An amateur who signed late in the season from Southport.
Kennedy Kieran
2017-18 Defender
NC League 21(11)1 Cups 3(0)0
Debut 8 August 2017 sub Hartlepool United (Home)
With Manchester City from 2000 to 2014, initially in their youth set up graduating to the Under-18 and Under-21 sides and had a spell on loan at Leicester City playing for their Under-21 side. Signed permanently for Leicester City in the summer of 2014 but could not break into the senior side and was released at the end of the 2014-15 season when he moved to Motherwell where he made 25 appearances in all competitions. In March 2017 he moved back south of the border to join AFC Fylde leaving them in July 2017 when he signed for Macclesfield Town.
A central defender, Kieran was often used when other players were unavailable although he was a regularly in the starting line-up early in the season when fellow central defender George Pilkington was out injured. Throughout the rest of the season there were times when he was an unused substitute or he was introduced from the bench, nevertheless, what ever part he was asked to play his performances were always fully committed helping the team to become champions of the Vanarama National League for the 2017-18 season.
Although offered terms for the 2018-19 season with Macclesfield Town, Kieran elected to sign for Shrewsbury Town under the managership of former Silkmen manager John Askey for an undisclosed fee. In January 2019 signed for Wrexham.
Has made seven appearances for the England Under-19 team.
1937-38 and 1946-47 Outside-right
CL League 2 Apps 0 Goals
Debut 4 December 1937 Manchester North End (Away)
A member of the reserve team, Kennerley made a single senior appearance in both of his seasons at the club. He also played in one match in Macclesfield's 1939-40 war-time team at a time when he was the centre forward for the The Central School Old Boys' team.
1949-50 Right-back
CL League 1 App 0 Goals
Debut 29 April 1950 Witton Albion (Home)
A member of the reserve team who was given a chance in the senior side at the end of the season when senior players were out injured.
Kenny Kieron
NC Cups 1(0)0
Debut 26 February 2013 Stalybridge Celtic (Away) Cheshire Senior Cup R2
A member of the Macclesfield Youth Team. His one appearance came in the Cheshire Senior Cup when members of the youth team were used to fulfill the second round tie. Released at the end of the 2012-13 season.
Signed for Swedish club Ange IF in Division 2 - Norrland (Tier 4) in July 2013 moving to another Division 2 Swedish club Gallivare/Malmberget FF in January 2015. Returned to the UK in August 2015 when he signed for Congleton Town but went abroad again in March 2017 signing for Australian club Langwarrin SC in State 1 South-East championship helping them to win the league.
Returned to the UK when he signed for Northwich Victoria in November 2017.
Kent John 'Jack'
1888-89 to 1894-95 and 1896-97 and 1898-99 Goalkeeper
#TC League 92 Apps 0 Goals Cups 21 Apps 0 Goals
NSL League 2 Apps 0 Goals
Debut 22 September 1888 Davenham (Home)
A diminutive 'keeper who made up for his lack of height by his nimbleness and dexterity. The first choice 'keeper for seven consecutive years leaving Macclesfield at the end of the 1894-95 season to play for Congleton, but returned for the second half of the 1896-97 season and played one match in October 1898 in place of the then permanent 'keeper Brocklehurst.
Held three winner's medals for the Cheshire Senior Cup - 1889-90 (the first time Macclesfield won the competition), 1890-91 and 1893-94.
Kershaw Barrie
1980-81 Defender/midfielder
NPL League 10(0)0 Cups 4(0)0
Debut 19 August 1980 Oswestry Town (Home)
Signed from Horwich RMI, Barrie had represented the Cheshire League and the FA XI. Also played for Morecambe during their FA Trophy glory days.
1928-29 Inside-left
CL League 3 Apps 0 Goals Cups 1 App 1 Goal
Debut 25 August 1928 Hurst (Home)
There is nothing recorded about this player. He featured in the very early season matches at a time when different players were being tried out for the inside-left position. His one goal came in the 2-2 draw with Colwyn Bay in the Preliminary Round of the FA Cup. He was not selected for the successful replay and played his last match for the Silkmen at Chester on 22 September 1928.
Kershaw Ernest
1929-30 Goalkeeper
CL League 3 Apps 0 Goals Cups 1 App 0 Goals
Debut 19 March 1930 Winsford United (Away)
Ernest's career had taken him to Stockport County, Mossley (1923-24), Hurst, Congleton and Whitchurch before he signed for Macclesfield.
A member of the reserve team at Macclesfield, Ernest's appearances for the senior side came towards the end of the season when the regular goalkeeper, Harold Compston, was troubled by injury.
On leaving the Moss Rose, Harold played for Stalybridge Celtic, Runcorn and Winsford United.
Kersley Colin
1982-83 to 1985-86 Forward/winger
NPL League 80(9)13 Cups 34(4)13
Debut 14 September 1982 Gainsborough Trinity (Home)
Colin, formerly with Leek, was signed initially on loan from Stafford Rangers. He was a dangerous forward and an exciting, speedy winger. Voted Player of the Year for the 1982-83 season and scored a hat-trick in the 6-0 home win against Congleton Town in the Third Qualifying Round of the FA Cup in October 1983.
1913-14 Outside-right
LC League 1 App 0 Goals
Debut 3 January 1914 Stalybridge Celtic (Home)
His one appearance came when he replaced the injured Harry Lappin who was the established outside-right.
Kettle George
1949-50 Right-back
CL League 8 Apps 0 Goals
Debut 17 December 1949 Wellington Town (Home)
A member of the reserve side who played when other defenders were unavailable, appearing on the winning side in all but one of his appearances, having previously played in the Macclesfield League.
Kevan Derek Teenyson
1968-69 Forward
NPL League 4(0)4
Debut 10 August 1968 Boston United (Away)
Derek's senior career started at Bradford Park Avenue in 1952 but he made his name playing for West Bromwich Albion from 1953 to 1963 having been signed for a fee of £2,000. He established himself in the side after completing his National Service, going on to make almost 300 appearances in all competitions scoring 171 goals. Whilst at West Bromwich Albion, he gained Under 23 honours for England and made 14 senior England appearances scoring eight goals. Derek was named 'The Tank' for his bustling, all-action style of play. He was transferred to Chelsea in 1963 after a decision by the Board which upset him and he never endeared himself to the then Chelsea manager, Tommy Docherty, telling him that he was not going to play for him.
He was soon transferred to Manchester City where he again enjoyed success and later played for Crystal Palace, Peterborough United, Luton Town and Stockport County, where he helped them to win the Fourth Division title in 1967, before signing for the Silkmen in 1968. He only remained at the Moss Rose for a short time, but he scored on his debut and scored a hat-trick in the 5-0 home win against South Liverpool. He remained in the non-League scene until 1970 and was Landlord of the club's Moss Rose Hotel (The Silkman), and was also a delivery driver. Returning to the Hawthorns in 1983, Kevan worked as a Lottery Agent as well as playing for the All Stars charity team, which he later managed.
Kevan died on 4 January 2013 aged 77
Kieran Lenny
1957-58 Defender
CL League 35 Apps 1 Goal Cups 5 Apps 0 Goals
Debut 24 August 1957 Buxton (Home)
Previously with Tranmere Rovers, Lenny was almost ever-present during his single season at the Moss Rose with his goal coming in the 2-4 away defeat at Hyde United.
1911-12 Goalkeeper
LC 1 App 0 Goals
Debut 23 September 1911 Portsmouth Rovers (Away)
Appeared in the 1-3 away defeat possibly on trial but at this time both Allen and Marshall were established goalkeepers at the club.
King Steven 'Steve'
2012-13 Manager
Matches 50, Won 21, Drawn 13, Lost 16, %Win 42.00
King has spent all his football career as a manager starting at Lewes in 2003 where he took them from the Isthmian League Division One South to the Conference National in five years, but after new owners took over his contract was not renewed in 2008. He then moved to Northwich Victoria for a year before being appointed manager at Farnborough in 2009 where he remained for two years before returning to Lewes in 2011. He was suspended by Lewes in January 2012 pending an internal investigation, the club announcing only a week later that King had left his position by mutual consent.
Having been relegated from the Football League to the Conference National, King was appointed manager at Macclesfield Town by the owner, a surprise decision when former Silkmen legend Steve Burr had been in contention. Under his guidance, and with a generous playing budget, the team maintained a top-half position in the league. Their greatest achievement was to reach the fourth round of the FA Cup for the first time in the club's history. Having dispatched League One high-flyers Swindon Town in the first round, and top of the Championship Cardiff City in the third round, only to be defeated 1-0 by Wigan Athletic, their goal coming early on from the penalty spot. Following the 3-1 defeat against Grimsby Town on 3 April 2013, King and his coach Pablo Asencio were dismissed. A statement from the club stated that there had been a number of off-field issues, including the day to day preparation of the team, which became a real concern. It was, therefore, necessary in the best interest of the football club to make this change.
On 10 February 2014 King was appointed manager at Whitehawk. In the 2015-16 season after picking up just nine points from the previous 36 available, King left the club by mutual consent in February 2016. He then became Head of recruitment at Dagenham & Redbridge. Was re-appointed manager at Whitehawk in September 2017 on a three-year contract but after an unsuccessful season was dismissed in May 2018. Quickly found a new club when he was appointed manager at Welling United in May 2018.
Kinsey Steve
Conf Cups 1(0)0
Debut 21 December 1993 Halifax Town (Away) Drinkwise Cup R3
Helped the Silkmen to a 2-1 victory in the League Cup competition.
Kirk Tyrone
2009-10 Midfielder
FL Cups 0(1)0
Debut 12 August 2009 Leicester City (Home) Carling Cup R1
National award winner in the Nike Freestyle Soccer tournament in 2003, Kirk began his career at Manchester City youth and has also been at Scunthorpe United as a trainee. Signed for Stamford AFC (2007) in the Unibond First Division where he scored eight goals and was named Player of the Year. He then made a single appearance for Boston United.
Tyrone signed for Macclesfield in the summer of 2009, but only made one appearance in the Carling Cup, and then signed on loan with Welsh Premier League side Rhyl Town with his move made permanent in January 2010. He has since been on the books of Corby Town (September 2010), Brigg Town (October 2010), Grantham Town (February 2011), Boston United (November 2011), Stamford Town (March 2012), Quorn FC (October 2012), Spalding United (February 2013), Loughborough Dynamo (Summer 2013), Eastwood Town (September 2013) and Scarborough Athletic (December 2014).
1911-12 Outside-right
LC League 1 App 0 Goals
Debut 23 September 1911 Portsmouth Rovers (Away)
Previously with Goldenhill, he only made a single appearance probably on trial.
Kirkham Paul
Conf League 1(0)0
Debut 21 February 1990 Boston United (Away)
A member of the Manchester United Youth set up, Paul then signed for Huddersfield Town (1987-89), Waterford United (1988) and Hyde United (1989-92) where he scored 61 goals in 138 appearances in all competitions.
Paul only made a single senior appearance at Macclesfield in the 3-0 defeat at Boston when it has been assumed that he was on loan from Hyde United at a time when Macclesfield were struggling with injuries and Steve Burr was suspended. Manager Peter Wragg is on record that he had signed other players at this time without being specific as to who they were.
On leaving Hyde United he played for several other non-league clubs before his appointment as assistant manager at Abbey Hey, then Woodley Sports and New Mills.
Kirkpatrick Roger
1954-55 Inside-left
CL League 31 Apps 13 Goals Cups 6 Apps 3 Goals
Debut 24 August 1954 Buxton (Home)
Started his career with Chester where he made 111 appearances scoring 26 goals from 1947 to 1953 after which he played for Altrincham.
Signed for Macclesfield from Northwich Victoria which was made possible through the generous financial assistance of the Supporters' Club. Generally played as an inside-right forward scoring his share of goals, but was sufficiently versatile to play in other positions when the manager decided to try a changed line-up.
Kirkwood Gary
1978-79 Forward
NPL League 4(0)0
Debut 4 November 1978 Netherfield (Home)
A 17 year-old striker signed from Wigan Athletic who, after his debut, only played in a further three matches at the end of the season.
Kissock John Paul
2012-13 and 2013-14 Midfielder
NC League 44(8)1 Cups 9(0)1
Debut 14 August 2012 Wrexham (Home)
John Paul joined Premier League side Everton's youth system at the age of seven. He progress quickly and played England's under-16 team at the age of 14 and appeared for England's under-18 side aged 16. He signed professionally for Everton in December 2006 regularly appearing in their under-18 and reserve sides and was often an unused substitute for the senior side. Having spent time on loan at Gretna and Accrington Stanley, John Paul was released by Everton in the summer of 2009.
The following season he played briefly for Hamilton Academicals but was released after four months and following unsuccessful trials with various English League clubs during the 2010-11 season, he played for amateur side Newton in the eleventh-tier, transferring to Formby (ninth-level) in October 2010, and two months later moved up four levels when he signed for Southport where he made 28 appearances and scored four goals in all competitions. Having started the 2011-12 season at Southport, John Paul signed for Luton Town in August 2012 appearing fairly regularly. Has also played on one occasion for the England C team.
Started the 2012-13 season on loan at Macclesfield Town signing a permanent contract in January 2013. Appeared regularly throughout the season, usually starting matches on the left side of midfield but was often given a roving role, on occasions played just behind the strike force and changed wings working on the right from time to time. A busy and entertaining player, if not a little frustrating at times, using step-overs and not afraid of shooting for goal from distance although with only limited success.
In the first half of the 2013-14 season John Paul was used sparingly only appearing in 15 matches, including five from the substitutes' bench. Spent the second half of the season on loan at Oldham Athletic where he made handful of appearances.
With his contract at Macclesfield Town cancelled by mutual consent, John Paul signed for former Macclesfield Town manager Steve King at Whitehawk in the summer of 2014 and then moved to Ebbsfleet United in the summer of 2015 going out on loan to AFC Telford United in November 2016. Returned to Southport in the summer of 2017 but left at the end of March 2018 when his contract was cancelled by mutual agreement. Signed for Welling United in June 2018 linking up again with manager Steve King but returned to Whitehawk in January 2019
1913-14 Centre-half
LC League 1 App 0 Goals
Debut 6 October 1913 Hindley Central (Home)
The Macclesfield reserve team centre-half made one appearance in place of Worthington.
1949-50 Goalkeeper
CL League 1 App 0 Goals Cups 1 App 0 Goals
Debut 10 September 1949 Tranmere Rovers Reserves (Away)
Early season reserve team goalkeeper who deputised for Nat McKinstry.
Knight Aaron
2016-17 Midfielder
NC Cups 1(0)0
Debut 1 November 2016 Winsford United (Away) Cheshire Senior Cup Preliminary Round
Aaron came through the ranks at Bolton Wanderers signing a professional deal in 2014. Having been released he joined Evo-Stick Northern Premier Division side Warrington Town.
20 years old Aaron was one of 11 players signed on non-contract terms at Macclesfield Town at the end of October 2016 prior to the Cheshire Senior Cup Preliminary Round in which he made his sole appearance for the club. Released in November 2016.
With Egerton FC for the 2017-18 season.
Career path prior to
Macclesfield Town obtained from the National League .
Knight Cory
See entry under Cory Bentley-Knight, the name he used when he made his one appearance for MTFC in the Cheshire Senior Cup.
Knight Richard
1999-00 Goalkeeper
FL League 3(0)0
Debut 4 December 1999 Northampton Town (Away)
Started his footballing career in his home town with Burton Albion in 1994 signing for Derby County in 1997 although he did not make a senior appearance for them. He spent time on loan with Carlisle United, Birmingham City, and Hull City.
With Lee Martin unable to play because of a back injury and Ryan Price having just moved to non-League Telford, the Silkmen had a goalkeeper crisis and were fortunate to be able to sign Richard on loan from Derby County the day before the Northampton match in December 1999. He was introduced to his team mates at the pre-match meal and although he conceded two goals at Northampton he acquitted himself well, as he did in his other two matches.
After two loan spells at Oxford United, he signed permanently for Oxford in 2000 and was their Player of the Year for 2000-01, spent time on loan at Colchester United but was released at the end of the 2001-02 season. In January 2004 he was signed as cover at Didcot Town and moved to Brackley Town in 2004 remaining there until he was released in the summer of 2009. He then joined Osford City but in October 2010 left due to commuting difficulties from his home in Derbyshire. In 2014 he played for Stanford after which he signed as player/goalkeeping coach for Cambridge City. He then moved to Kettering Town until the end of the 2014-15 season signing for Stamford in the summer of 2015 but left later in the year due to work commitments.
Represented England at Youth level.
Knowles Frank
1926-27 and 1928-29 Centre-half
CL League 29 Apps 1 Goal Cups 5 Apps 0 Goals
Debut 25 September 1926 Middlewich (Home)
Born in Hyde Frank played for local sides Hyde St Thomas and Hyde FC before signing for Stalybridge in August 1911, moving to Manchester United in December 1911. He served as a member of the Royal Garrison Artillery during WW1.
After the War he was on the books of Manchester City (October 1919), Stalybridge Celtic again (November 1919), Ashington (August 1921), Stockport County (May 1922), Newport County (June 1923), Queen's Park Rangers (February 1924) and Ashton National (July 1926)
Signed for Macclesfield in September 1926 featuring regularly and appeared in every cup match. His one goal came in the magnificent 8-1 home victory against Ellesmere Port in April 1927. He evidently returned to the Moss Rose for the final match of the 1928-29 season.
Konadu-Yiadom Junior
2012-13 Midfielder
NC Cups 1(1)0
Debut 20 October 2012 Sub Marine (Home) FA Cup 4th Qualifying Round
Played for non-League Leyton and Ilford before signing for St Neots Town for the 2011-12 season where he helped the side to finish as Champions of the First Division of the Southern League. At Macclesfield, with opportunities limited, Junior spent much of his time on loan firstly at Histon, then Whitehawk FC and then Chelmsford City. His contract was cancelled by mutual agreement in March 2013 when he moved to Boston United and then to Aveley in the summer of 2014.
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#Known appearances and goals. Due to the style of reporting there is no information for teams/goal scorers for some matches and in other cases it has only been possible to extract part teams from match reports. In addition, some matches over the Christmas and Easter holiday periods, together with end of season matches, have not been reported.
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