Hi guys! Now we've finished the most frantic stage of the book, we're sharing another tasty recipe video with you all! It's another classic, adapted from a long-serving recipe that mum uses at the market back in New Zealand.
Our secret to creating super juicy fried noodles is to cook up a moreish chicken gravy that lightly coats the noodles with a savoury slick of sauce.
The rest is kept fairly simple but colourful: silky chicken thigh meat, vibrant carrots, crunchy bean sprouts and just-tender broccoli – delish!
In a bowl, combine the chicken and marinade ingredients. Cover and leave to marinate for 20 minutes.
Prepare the dried egg noodles according to the packet instructions, but reduce the cooking time by a half as the noodles will keep cooking in the wok. Drain in a colander.
Heat 2 tablespoons oil in a wok over a high heat and stir-fry half of the ginger and garlic until fragrant. Add the marinated chicken to the wok in a single layer and allow it to brown, then stir fry until the chicken strips are golden.
Pour in 80ml of cold water and cover the wok immediately with a lid or a plate. Allow the chicken to cook through by simmering for a few minutes then transfer the chicken, gravy and any delicious sticky brown bits to a bowl. Set aside.
Wipe the wok with kitchen paper. Heat 1 tablespoon of oil over a high heat and stir-fry the remaining ginger and garlic. Add the carrots, broccoli and bean sprouts toss the vegetables in the oil for 1 minute. Pour in 80ml of cold water and cover with a lid. This step will trap in the wok hei (the smoky flavours or 'breath' of the wok). Cook the veg for 2 minutes until they are tender, then uncover and reduce the heat to medium.
Return the chicken and gravy to the wok, along with the noodles, salt, sugar, dark soy sauce and ½ tablespoon of oil. Toss the noodles until they are evenly coated with the seasonings and warmed through. If you find the noodles a bit too hard, sprinkle cold water onto them as you toss. Finally, if you wish to add a subtle nutty flavour to the noodles, simply turn off the heat before stirring through the sesame oil.
Delicious! Tried this tonight. I added a little Siracha at the very end to up the heat.
My 13-year-old daughter who's a noddles monster but also difficult to please and a really picky eater said these were the best she's ever ever had. She even ate the broccoli! My wife was also impressed.
I used my brand new induction wok I bought myself as a birthday present.
My son has been looking up recipes to cook and he found this one. He made it last night and it was SO delicious!! We had to convert Grams to U.S. Pounds and found that "corn flour" is cornstarch in U.S. 🙂 Found all ingredients that I didn't already have at the grocery store and an Asian market. The only think I couldn't find was "Light" soy. I looked up different soys, and "Light" doesn't mean "lite-sodium free", but when I asked the owner of the Asian store, she had never heard of it. So we used Dark (regular) low sodium for all soy requirements. We had more chicken than required, so we added it, more veggies, and increased the other ingredients accordingly. Between the 4 of us, it was GONE in minutes. May have to double it next time so there is enough for lunch the next day.
The sauce really makes it. First I thought it was too much liquid but most was absorbed and it was just right. Saved in my bookmarks.
Fantastic to hear that you enjoyed the dish!
Hi, may I know what wok are you using? Is that cast iron?
Hi there, we use carbon steel woks 🙂 http://londonwok.com/ Nice and lightweight with lots of good smoky flavour!
love your recipes! i've been so intimidated by Chinese cuisine because my mom would just say "just add a little bit of this" but you guys really make Chinese cooking easy! I've loved all that I've made from your recipes! My husband loved this fried noodles recipes I made tonight. Thanks!
Our Wok is a great one – but I think med-high is more appropriate..
For example, the sisters put garlic and ginger on the Wok – and it took quite a few seconds to turn golden..
Thanks for sharing your experience with your wok and stove – yes there is indeed lots of variation!
Great to hear 🙂 It's one of my faves too. Must make again myself!
What soy sauce brand did you guys use?


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New York: Over 50 Indians, including gymnast Dipa Karmakar, Olympic medallist Sakshi Malik and actress Alia Bhatt, are among Forbes' list of super achievers from Asia under the age of 30 who are "pushing boundaries of innovation".
The second Forbes '30 Under 30′ Asia list 2017 features 300 impressive young entrepreneurs — 30 in 10 categories, including entertainment, finance and venture capital, retail, social entrepreneurs and enterprise technology, under the age of 30 years who are pushing the boundaries of innovation.
India has 53 achievers on the list, second only to China which has 76 honourees.
Leading the pack from India are Karmakar, 23, who became the first Indian female gymnast to ever compete in the Olympics during the last games held in Rio de Janeiro – and the first Indian gymnast to compete in 52 years.
"While she didn't win a medal, she ranked an impressive fourth on her first-ever Olympic outing, missing the bronze by a hair's breadth – 0.15 points," Forbes said adding that she performed the Produnova vault in the finals – making her one of only five gymnasts to ever successfully do so.
Fellow athlete Malik, 24, became the first Indian woman to win a medal in Rio in wrestling, where she bagged the bronze. Forbes noted that Malik, who hails from a small Indian town Rohtak, faced a lot of local opposition to her desire to wrestle when she took up the sport at age 12.
Srikanth Bolla, 25, founder of Bollant Industries has been featured in the manufacturing and energy category. Bolla was born blind into a family of farmers in rural India and "went on to become the first international blind student at MIT", where he studied business management. Post-MIT, Bolla chose to return to India where he set up Bollant Industries in Hyderabad, a company that employs and trains differently-abled individuals to manufacture eco-friendly and compostable packaging.
Bhatt, 24, has acted in over 20 high-grossing Bollywood movies, with at least six of them grossing well over USD 15 million worldwide in opening weeks. The list also features Sharath Gayakwad, 25, India's first Paralympic swimmer, coach and Arjuna award winner who has won 96 medals.
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Trisha Shetty, 26, is the founder of SheSays, an Indian non-profit that empowers the country's women to act against sexual violence by providing education, legal, medical as well as psychological support.
So far, the organisation has engaged more than 60,000 young people through educational workshops and online, creating awareness and support to survivors who often reach out to share their personal stories and ask for help through SheSays' social media platforms.
On the list is Ankit Kawatra, 25, who founded Feeding India, which aims to solve the country's hunger problem by providing free meals through volunteers and donation centres.
It operates a smartphone app where restaurants and individuals can sign up to donate food, which are then collected and distributed to people in need.
The youngest Indians on the list are brothers Sanjay, 15, and Shravan Kumaran, 17, who founded GoDimensions, a mobile app developer five years ago. To date, they've built a total of seven apps for the App Store and three for Google Play, including goDonate, a platform for sharing excess food, clothes and furniture with those in need.
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Americans Indians on reservations live like many Black Americans live in urban areas. It can easily be a soul-destroying life where everything for survival is free because the powers that be have written them off as people without productive potential and figure that the sensible route is to give them stuff and get their votes.
Everybody admires those who escape any Indian government plantation. The worst thing about the Indians' plantation: No work at all to be done. No food needs to be produced, no buffalo left to kill, no enemy tribes to fight. Nothing. Escape is the only way to salvage a life.
Government treats blacks and Indians as if they were helpless children. Give them stuff and they will shut up. Maybe they - not the government - will figure that out someday but I do not see it happening anytime soon.
In 1983, Interior Secretary Watt took a lot of flack when he pointed out much the same. Watt Sees Reservations As Failure of Socialism.
With the appropriate mea culpa for straying of the PC "reservation."WATT APOLOGIZES TO INDIANS FOR ANY 'HURT' FROM SOCIALISM REMARKS.
Watt is from Wyoming, so his observations were made with some direct knowledge of life on the Res. Cousins in Montana live near a Res. They agree that government handouts to the Res have merely enabled dysfunctional behavior. I will spare MF readers some of the stories I have heard.
During my brother's high school years in DC, his best friend had a grandfather who got off the Res and became a successful DC lawyer. For another success story off the Res, consider Vice-President Charles Curtis. Two of my aunts had mixed ancestry- 1/8 Indian. They had successful professional lives, in addition to raising families.
I remember an article I read years ago about an aboriginal boy who suffered a similar fate as he grew up. The eye-opener was he was in Australia.
It's the socialism, not the government or the people. It's universal.
What nonsense! Stop blaming the government for people not taking responsibility for themselves. It's the individuals fault 99% of the time. If people don't have the desire to attend public schools or go to trade school and learn to become a plumber, or carpenter or a mechanic or whatever skill will earn them an income then too bad. There are literally hundreds of programs available to these people. They just need to get off their a$$es and do it. They have no one to blame but themselves. In America you have a choice - win or fail. It's up to you.
"Government treats blacks and Indians as if they were helpless children. Give them stuff and they will shut up. Maybe they - not the government - will figure that out someday."
It's not a flaw, it's a feature. And government would like to do the same to all of us, in one way or another.
Maybe they are performing at the level of civilization they are adept at. I'm not being mean, but what level were they at prior to the introduction of Europeans.
This is somewhat true but for some reservations but for about half of the Indians their income exceeds the national average thanks to casinos. And YOU pay for their healthcare, food, welfare, beer and drugs and if they work they pay no taxes. You may see them living in a rundown house or trailer but their income probably exceeds yours. Their biggest life risk is their drunk driving or liquor fueled fights with spouses or other tribe members.
Having been born in Oklahoma and spent summers there with relatives, I know many who left the reservation to become highly successful individuals while others just sat on their hands. Like most families, good parenting and role models help motivate children to make good choices. A cousin who teaches in Wisconsin does have trouble with her students who receive a distribution from tribal resources and use it on here-today-gone-tomorrow items rather than investing in their futures.
While generally true, it's not the same everywhere in the country. Here in OK there are a lot of Indians, maybe more than anywhere except some states that have tribes that don't live here. Most are like everybody else, just regular or exceptional Americans; not on reservations.
Most Indians I've ever known wore cowboy boots and were OU Sooner fans.
Do you remember those maps that showed which counties voted red or blue? There were only a few blue dots out west here. All of those places were Indian reservations or inner cities. And we don't have many cities.


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Sylvia Pecinovsky, 94
April 16, 1927 — Nov. 2, 2021 CEDAR RAPIDS - Sylvia R. Pecinovsky, age 94, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, formerly of Protivin, Iowa, died on Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2021 at her home. Funeral Mass will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 5, 2021 at Holy Trinity Parish in Protivin with Father Donald Hertges...
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July 28, 1968 — Oct. 22, 2021 OSSIAN - John Ralph Zweibahmer, age 53 of Ossian, Iowa, died at Gundersen Health System in LaCrosse, Wis. on Oct. 22, 2021 from complications due to COVID. Mass of Christian Burial was held on Saturday, Oct. 30, 2021 at St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church in Ossian...
Leon Johnsrud, 81
July 22, 1939 — Dec. 21, 2020 FORMERLY of CRESCO - Leon J. Johnsrud, age 81, passed away on Monday, Dec. 21, 2020 at his home in Des Moines, Iowa. A private family service was held on Dec. 30, 2020, at St. Ambrose Cathedral, where he regularly attended mass. A Celebration of Life will be held on...
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Feb. 7, 1939 — Oct. 16, 2021 CRESCO - George William Ratcliff, age 82, of Cresco, Iowa, passed away at the Gundersen Harmony Care Center on Saturday, Oct. 16, 2021 after valiantly fighting Parkinson's disease. A visitation will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 30, 2021 at McAllister...
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Feb. 8, 1945 — Oct. 14, 2021 CRESCO - George P. Sobolik, age 76, of Cresco, Iowa, passed away at Regional Health Services of Howard County on Thursday, Oct. 14, 2021. A Funeral Mass will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021, at 11 a.m., at Notre Dame Catholic Church in Cresco, with Father Jacob...
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March 4, 1929 — Oct. 12, 2021 ELMA - Lois H. Friedrich-Flugge, age 92, of Elma, Iowa died on Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2021 at University of Iowa Hospitals in Iowa City, Iowa. A funeral service will be held on Saturday, Oct. 16, 2021, at 10:30 a.m., at St. Paul's Maple Leaf Lutheran Church in rural...
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Aug. 19, 1929 — Oct. 6, 2021 CRESCO - Elizabeth "Betty" J. Schatz, age 92, died peacefully on Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2021 at the Patty Elwood Center. Mass of Christian Burial was held on Oct. 11 at Notre Dame Church. In lieu of flowers, donations or gifts can be given to Notre Dame Catholic School....
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Pappalardi is famous in the lore of 1960s music mainly because of his association with Cream (as a producer) and as the bassist for Mountain.
He studied classical music at the University of Michigan and returned to NYC, but couldn't earn a living . Like so many other musicians of his time, he gravitated to the Greenwich Village folk scene.
He became an arranger and producer of that scene working with Tim Hardin, the Youngbloods, Joan Baez, Richard & Mimi Farina, Ian & Sylvia, and Fred Neil.
It was his work with Creme that brought fame to his name. He and his wife, Gail Collins, wrote "Stange Brew" with Eric Clapton.
In 1968, Pappalardi began working with Leslie West and produced a solo album for him.
After Cream disbanded, Pappalardi and West formed Mountain. A New York Times article read: A new rock group called Mountain may not entirely replace the late, honestly lamented British band Cream, but it is carrying on the tradition with power and respect.
Mountain performed at the Woodstock Music and Art Fair on Saturday of that famous weekend. Here is Pappalardi singing "Theme from an Imaginary Western" at Woodstock.
After Mountain's breakup, Papparlardi returned to production, a return reputedly forced due to hearing loss from Mountains loud performances.
On April 17, 1983, Gail Colins shot Pappalardi once in the neck and killed him. She claimed it was an accident, but a jury found her guilty of criminally negligent homicide. She was sentenced to four years.


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Young, experienced campaigner, startup and technology innovator and Social Policy academic. As a home-owner in Wexham, I am here for the long-term. My main goal is to protect our ward and environment from housebuilding. I'm an expert in marginal constituency elections, a graphic designer and previously a public speaking coach, so I know how to campaign effectively.
Political priorities
- Keeping our countryside: we are so close to Slough, it would be easy for us to get swallowed up as a suburb. It'll be my main priority to ensure that doesn't happen. We love our countryside and we want to keep it that way.
- Protect our environment: bio-diversity is in a crisis in England, and I want our ward and Buckinghamshire to be a leading light in environmental protection. The Conservatives should be strong on conservation.
- Improving our roads: the potholes on the roads in our area can damage cars and they need to be improved. I would place pressure on the council to act.
- Thinking outside the box: the most dangerous thinking is the "we've always done it that way" approach. Councillors are community leaders and it's our duty to find innovative ways to reach our environmental, educational and community goals, improve services and make the council more sustainable with limited resources. The world is opening up to all kinds of innovation; we just need to embrace it.
A party member for over 10 years, with experience campaigning for 4 general election campaigns, 2 by-elections and a council election. I believe in localism, environmentalism and the power of the community. I have spent three years exploring social policy research from health to education policy at university. An experienced businessman, I have also worked with some of the world's top business leaders from Facebook to Barclays Bank, as well as UK Government advisers from No 10 downwards. As an innovator, it's my job to understand what people want and why, which gives me a big advantage in policy creation. I have also contributed twice at ConservativeHome, on innovation in politics and Theresa May.
Life Experience
• Public policy and business leader network, 2017-present: as part of my work for knowledge-sharing startup MindSauce, I have built up a network of former government advisers and MPs, and business leaders from major UK startups and FTSE businesses. I can tap into this network for the council, and this can be a big advantage, showing us new perspectives and guidance from experts when facing new challenges.
• Innovating in the business world, 2013-present: early team member of a high-growth startup which now spans across a huge chunk of the financial and legal advice market, I have learned from the best in developing products and services people love
• Education research, 2013: I wrote my dissertation on the league table-topping Finnish education system, and went there to do primary research. Giving children more responsibility and more space to be creative were two vital factors, as was a strong community.
• Social Policy, 2010-13: Bachelors, Social Policy, Bristol University
• Public Speaking, 2011-12: President of Public Speaking Society, Bristol University o Official Toastmaster Club
o Involved coaching members, helping them communicate and not feel daunted by the audience
• Political negotiations, 2011-12: Vice-President of Model United Nations, Bristol University o Conferences I went to included Bath, Cambridge and Barcelona. Involved understanding 3-dimensional political situations, negotiating with several partners concurrently and reaching legal resolutions.
• Journalism and communication, 2011-13: Editor-in-chief, Vantage Student Newspaper, Bristol University o With almost no budget, we reached thousands of students through viral social media and articles. We kept the Student Union to account, and revealed tax evasion by the Student Union President.
Political Campaigning Experience
• 2018 Kensington & Chelsea council election – for Cem Kamahli, who got elected for the first time. A difficult year for Kensington & Chelsea, which had a double blow of Grenfell Tower and being a very Remain area, the Conservatives kept all but one seat they formerly had.
• 2010 Andrew Percy General Election campaign – in a traditionally Labour area, we worked our socks off to get Andrew Percy elected. We went round thousands of houses and Andrew became an MP.
• 2010 Caroline Nokes General Election campaign – a traditionally Lib Dem marginal constituency, I helped Caroline get elected as an MP for the first time.
• 2010 Wilfried Emmanuel-Jones General Election campaign – a Lib Dem/Tory marginal. Wilfried didn't quite make it in this election, but he came close, falling short by under 2500 votes.
• 2010 Amber Rudd/Greg Clark General Election campaign – I did several days campaigning in Hastings & Rye and the nearby area, helping out a friend who is a local active campaigner
• 2009 Chloe Smith by-election campaign – telephone campaigning from CCHQ
• 2008 David Davis by-election campaign – my first taste of the election process, I was there for three weeks and got recommendations from David Davis and campaign manager Victoria Aitken
Dev Dhillon
Buckinghamshire Council Candidate
Farnham Common & Burnham Beeches Ward
Councillor for Cliveden & Farnham Royal
Past and present council experience
Burnham Parish Council
Chairman Finance and General Purpose committee
Member of Recreation and Amenity committee
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David WATSON - A Local Choice for Flackwell Heath, Little Marlow and Marlow South East.
Buckinghamshire Council Candidate for Cliveden
District Councillor. Paul Kelly of Wyndham Crescent is a family man, actively involved with various sports and charity organisations locally and many of you will know him from this. He works as a major account manager for a well known British firm.If elected, Paul Kelly will continue to work hard to promote the Village and village life.
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District and Parish Councillor for Lent Rise
South Bucks District Councillor 2011 - present
Elected in May 2011 as a Conservative member for the Farnham Royal Ward, and re-elected in 2015.
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District and Parish Councillor for Stoke Poges: Ralph Bagge is a graduate engineer who worked for Mars for six years before becoming a management consultant. He has lived in Stoke Poges since 1995 and both his children went to The Stoke Poges School. Ralph was elected as a Parish Councillor in July 2010 and has played a key role in making Stoke Poges Parish Council more responsive, inclusive and relevant to the needs of all parishioners. He is a trustee of the Village Hall charity and a member of its executive committee.
Candidate for the Iver Ward
I have lived in Iver with my family for over 40 years. I am currently a South Bucks District Councillor for Iver and Richings Park and the current Chairman of Iver Parish Council.
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Buckinghamshire Candidate
Flackwell Heath, Little Marlow and Marlow South East Ward
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Buckinghamshire Unitary Council Candidate
ALEX COLLINGWOOD one of Marlow Conservatives three candidates for the new Buckinghamshire Council.
Buckinghamshire Unitary Council from May 2020
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June 14, 2014. The invited session "Empirical likelihood: extensions and applications", originally scheduled on Monday 16, will be on Sunday 15 at 15:00 in Room 7 "León".
Following the successful I ISNPS (International Society of NonParametric Statistics) Conference in 2012 in Greece, we are organizing the II ISNPS Conference in the hotel Valentín Sancti Petri Spa & Convention Centre in Cádiz, south of Spain, June 12th-16th, 2014.
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Let's talk of number 6. If the sum of name alphabet is 6 then it's name number 6. Let's talk About characteristics and shortfall of number 6.
They have a very attractive personality since childhood. They are very good at attracting other towards themselves. They are beautiful and are also included towards beauty.
They are of romantic nature and make friends slowly and don't hurry off things. They love traveling and the works associated to it also suits them apart from hotel industry business for profession.
Faithful in lulove these people never hide their feelings. They love to spend alot and they do it too.
They can't live alothey need some one or the other with them Always.
If they don't like a certain work they will not be able to do it.they should stop being stubborn and very restless.


Twinkle Play Tents Reviews - Too Good to be True?
Twinkle Play Tents are tents for kids that will light up once you enter them and start moving and / or making noise. Unlike regular tents for camping, these tents are designed for indoor use, but can also be used outdoors. When selecting a tent, you'll have a choice between the Princess Palace or the Dragon's Lair, and each will offer you a unique opportunity to use your imagination. If any adults want to join in on the fun, the tents are big enough to house a couple of adults, too.
The cost of Twinkle Play Tents is $39.99 plus $8.99 shipping, for a total price of $48.98.
When it comes to these tents, some assembly is necessary, so once you've selected and obtained one, you'll need to follow the included instructions in order to assemble it. You'll also need to obtain 3 AAA batteries and insert them where the instructions direct you to.
Once you've assembled your tent in a place of your choice, you'll be able to open the front flap and enter it. Following that, the starlight on your tent's ceiling will begin to emit multicolored, moving light. This will continue as long as you keep moving, speaking or singing, or playing music inside the tent.
After you're done playing in your tent for the time being, simply exit it through the front flap and the light within it will turn off. At that point, you can choose whether to take down your tent or leave it assembled until the next time you want to play inside it.
The Twinkle Play Tents come in two types: the Princess Palace and the Dragon's Lair. Each has a different multicolored design on its walls. While boys may prefer to play in a Dragon's Lair and girls might have a preference for the Princess Palace, both types are suitable for both genders ( separate or together).
While these tents are a bit smaller than standard-sized camping tents, they're still big enough to hold a few kids at once, or a couple of adults with a child. Adults and taller children will have to crouch down, though, since each tent is only about four feet tall.
The starlight within each tent contains an LED light, a type that won't burn your fingers if touched and tends to last longer than other types of small bulbs. Each starlight will also automatically shut off once you leave your tent or become silent and motionless, so that will contribute to the bulbs within them lasting a long period of time, too.
Each tent comes with a round, blue carrying case with a handle, which will come in handy if you want to take your tent somewhere outside your home, such as a friend's house. Furthermore, you'll be able to use the bag to store your tent in your own home, if you choose not to leave the tent assembled all the time. You may even be able to fit a few other small items in the bag along with it.
Twinkle Play Tents are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, and if you find that your tent's taking up too much space in a particular room, you'll be able to take it down quickly. If it's too rainy or snowy to play outside, it might be fun to set up one of these tents indoors and pretend that you're on a summer camping trip.
These tents promote both physical and mental activity, since regardless of whether you're a child or an adult, you'll need to move or say something in order to get the lights moving. Kids tend to be lethargic these days, plopping themselves in front of the television or video games, so one of these tents might be just the motivation they need to get up and dance. One of these will also encourage kids to talk to each other and play pretend instead of staring at cell phones or computers.
Since these tents are designed mainly for kids, it's beneficial that each has a front flap with no zipper. That means you won't have to worry about a child pinching their finger on a zipper or accidentally zipping themselves inside a tent and not knowing how to get out. If you're an adult supervising some kids, you'll also be able to enter any of these tents in a flash if you're concerned about what the kids are up to inside.
While it's stated that you can play music in your Princess Palance or Dragon's Lair, there's no information on where that music will come from, so you might have to provide your own. It could take you a considerable amount of time to generate a playlist, as you'll need to obtain CDs at the store or online, or spend time downloading tunes.
Twinkle Play Tents require 3 AAA batteries to emit light, but these aren't included with each tent, so you'll need to visit a store or website in order to get them. Plus, you'll be responsible for each replacement set when the first one runs out.
Your tent won't be already assembled when it arrives at your home, so you'll need to spend some time putting it up. This could be a hassle if you're not good at that sort of thing, especially if you have an impatient child waiting to use their new toy.
To keep your tent clean, it's best not to eat or drink in there. If it gets full of crumbs or spills, it may smell and won't be fun to play in anymore. You'll also need to go without it while it's being taken down and cleaned. If you do ever need to clean it, make sure that you don't run it through the washing machine!
In order to preserve the attractiveness and stability of your tent, it's best not to allow pets in, either. They could scratch the floor or walls with their claws, creating rips and holes. With enough rips and holes, the tent may start toppling over instead of standing straight.
If you think you'll be running in and out of your tent while playing a particular game, there's a trick you can use to keep the starlight from shutting off. All you'll need to do is keep music playing on any device that's inside. The starlight will pick up on the sound, sense that someone's still in there, and keep offering you dancing light.
This product is available exclusively at Walmart stores around the country.
Twinkle Play Tents comes with a free and convenient storage bag for a limited time. With the storage bad you can easily clean up after playtime and store the play tent away when it's not in use.
This product is backed by a 30-day money back guarantee. If the play tent does not live up to your expectations or there is anything wrong with your order, you will be able to return the product for your money back.
It is almost guaranteed that kids are going to drag dirt and grime into the play tent. Over time, the tent might start to become dirty and need a little bit of cleaning. To do this, simply use a solution of vinegar diluted with warm water and gently wipe the tent down with a cloth. Try to avoid harsh cleaning products as they could deteriorate the tent's material.
It is advisable to keep an eye on children when they are playing with Twinkle Play Tents. Children could get into trouble if left unsupervised inside the tent.
There are currently no reviews available for this product anywhere online. This may be due to the fact that it is still a newer product or it might mean that people simply are not buying Twinkle Play Tents.
Right now, on the product's website, they claim to be sold out of Twinkle Play Tents and that the play tents are only currently available at Walmart. This may be disappointing for those who prefer to do most of their shopping online since they will be unable to order the product.
One similar way for children to play is to use blankets to build their own blanket fort. Kids can drape sheets or comforters across couches and chairs and be able to customize their blanket fort to their liking. This is a much cheaper alternative and encourages kids to use their imaginations.
There are many similar products available on the market. Not all other play tents have the same features such as the LED lights, but there are many different play tents that have a different layout. Some alternative play tents even have tunnels that can be used to connect two tents together.
Twinkle Play Tents requires the tent to be assembled before it is ready to be played in. While this might be fine for older kids, younger children may have difficulty setting up the play tent. It is a good idea to help your children set up the tent, making sure it is done properly, before letting them play inside.
Twinkle Play Tents uses LED lights to light up the inside of the play tent. These lights react to a child's movement, voice or any music that is played inside the tent. These LEDs are safe and won't get hot to the touch. The lights are also designed to shut off and stay off when there is not any activity inside of the tent.
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These are made very cheap and poles are very breakable and flemsy. We bought a tent at wal-mart a few weeks ago for 15 dollars that is way better than this one. We have had it for a few hours and I'm already debating taking it back. The star turned off and won't turn back on even with music playing and kids running. I regret this purchase. Expected alot more for $40.00.
Assembly-- no problem, storing it between play times. Problem, theres absolutely no online videos for how to fold this stupid thing to put it away. Also, if your kids happen to trip over the piece where they walk in and fall in to a pole, it will break in half. First night they were so excited they walked in and tripped falling into the pole across and bent the pole, upon trying to adjust it back to straight it snapped in half, this was first night. Hadnt even owned it one hour. Not worth $40.


I have never seen someone DESTROY competition in any 100m and 200m run… ever.
9.69 seconds for the 100m!!! And he slowed down in the last 20 m to THUMP his chest in celebration as he had a ridiculous lead… who knows what his time would have been if he had run that section hard? 9. 5? 9.4?
And then lightening struck twice: 200m in 19.30 seconds! Just look at the lead he had in the below pic.
Its just unbelievable! The world has almost forgotten poor Phelps after this performance.
Even CARL LEWIS with all the dope couldn't break 100m and 200m world records in his Olympic Gold run.
Ben Johnson with all the steroids could manage just 9.79.
But INSANE USAIN just blew everyone apart.
Hope he wins 5 Golds in next Olympics: 100m, 200m, 100m relay, 400m relay and 400m.
Hell… maybe he should try the long jump too..with his speed, he can cross 9 metres easily in a single leap. After all he is Superman too (pun intended).


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Grade(s): FBOPFEXS (Flowery Broken Orange Pekoe Flavory Extra Special)
Cup Characteristics: An extraordinary Ruhunu with 'mouth feel' and a plum finish but with a very rare handmade leaf style. A tea to note!
Infusion: Tending golden orange.
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• Many people are affected by mental and neurological disorders (MNDs), including depression, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and dementia.
Lives of hundreds of millions of people globally are affected by the four non-communicable diseases (NCDs) – cardiovascular and lung diseases, cancer and diabetes.
A reminder may be timely, however, that as many people are affected by mental and neurological disorders (MNDs), including depression, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and dementia. Kenya is ranked sixth with the highest number of depression cases among African countries by a World Health Organization report (2016).
These conditions cause suffering; cut lives short and threaten social and economic development. The figures are striking. According to WHO, NCDs are the major killers of our time, causing 70 per cent of deaths worldwide. Each year they kill 15 million people between the ages of 30-70. Over 300 million people suffer from depression and around 50 million live with dementia. Close to 800, 000 people die of suicide, the second leading cause of death in 15- 29 age bracket.
NCDs and MNDs frequently co-occur: They can be precursors and consequences of one another, and have severe impacts. People who suffer from common mental disorders – depression and anxiety disorders – are at higher risk of developing heart diseases and diabetes.
In parallel, people with heart diseases have a higher risk of developing depression. The prevalence of depression among people with heart diseases is up to three times higher than in the general population. People with heart diseases and depression have a much worse prognosis in terms of survival and quality of life. NCDs are responsible for about a fifth of all years lived with disability, and major depression and anxiety disorders are among the leading causes of years lived with disability.
The government's response to tackle NCDs and promote mental health and well-being has generally been slow, uneven, and inadequate and fragmented, despite world leaders' global commitments to address these challenges. Both NCDs and MNDs arise from a combination of common genetic and biological, psychosocial and behavioural, social and environmental factors. Risk factors for NCDs such as sedentary behaviour, unhealthy diets and harmful use of alcohol are also risk factors for MNDs.
Integrating NCD and mental health services into primary care requires training and support for health workers in diagnosis and treating and establishing links to secondary care. An integrated approach can improve accessibility and affordability, reduce fragmentation, improve efficiency, prevent duplication of infrastructure and services.