Bop-It Extreme 2

Players respond to voice commands instructing them to Flick It, Twist It, Pull It, Spin It or Bop It. Five different attachments on the game handset represent each actions. Players have only a few seconds to respond to the commands to keep the game in play.

When a player makes a wrong move or reacts too slowly, a rather sarcastic voice responds and provides the score. After every 16 moves there is a brief pause and a change of background music.

Bop It Extreme 2 is an ideal game for school aged children to use to develop co-ordination and concentration skills.

There are three modes of game play:

• Solo: Complete as many actions as possible before making a mistake.
• Pass It: Players face each other or stand/sit in a circle. Each player responds to the commands until instructed to “Pass It”, when the game handset is passed to the next player.
• One on One: Two players, each responsible for two actions, hold the handset and must complete the actions for their own commands as well as trying to beat the other player when responding to Bop It.

Bop It Extreme 2 Features

• Adjustable volume – low, medium, high.
• Beat Bop (voice command) or Vox Bop (sound command) options for all three modes of play.
• Headphones option.
• Non-slip grips on the handles of the game handset.

Wow, your dog is Will Smith!

Will Smith

Leading Man

A fresh prince in the pursuit of happiness, Safari is megastar Will Smith!

Putting the jazz back in jazzy, Safari is always moving and grooving to the beat of his own internal drum. Not one to settle for second best, Safari only takes on projects that are sure to draw attention and improve his pawpularity in the pack. Safari's broad appeal across breed, age and gender lines means that his actions often lead to his being named best in show. Smooth, suave and debonair... he's the perfect pet to take home to Mommy. Not lacking in the looks department, Safari‘s toothy grin would send even the most furrocious group of alien invaders spinning helplessly back into space.

I got this interesting meme from rdfreak

Use the first letter of your first name to answer each of the following. They have to be real places, names, things - nothing made up. Try to use different
answers if the person in front of you had the same first initial - which by the way is hard if you already have read their answers! You can not use your
own name for the boy/girl names

1. What is your name? Melissa
2. A 4 letter word: Meow
3. A vehicle: Mercedes
4. A city: Melbourne
5. A girl's name: Molly
6. A boy's name: Michael
7. Alcoholic drink: Martini
8. An occupation: Magician
9. Something you wear: Mini skirt
10. A celebrity: Madonna
11. A food: Muffin
12. Something found in a bathroom: Mirror
13. Reason for being late: Missed bus or train.
14. Something you shout: May Day!!
15. An animal: Mouse
16. A body part: Mouth
17. Word to describe yourself: Moody (well sometimes)

Mum showed me this song the other day as it was a favourite song of hers as a kid and now I love it.
Here is the link and words to the song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNJEJTrVZdY&feature=related

Inspiring song about a blind child talking with his dad about the colour of the wind and relating it to his life.

 
WHAT COLOUR IS THE WIND
written and sung by Charlie Landsborough

What colour is the wind, Daddy
Is it yellow, red or blue
When he's playing with my hair, Daddy
Does he do the same to you
When he's dying does his colour fade
Is a gentle breeze a lighter shade
Just like his friend the sea
The wind feels blue to me
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When the blackbird starts to sing, Daddy
Do the flowers hear him, too
When he's pouring out his heart, Daddy
Tell me, what do roses do
Do they cast their scent upon the air
And is fragrance just a rose in prayer
Giving thanks to God above
For the blackbird's song of love
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CHORUS:
Blow, wind, blow
Wild and free
My Daddy says
You're a lot like me

I know each colour
Its shape and size
I've seen them all
With my Daddy's eyes
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I know that grass is green, Daddy
I've touched it with my toes
And snow is purest white, Daddy
I've felt it with my nose
But my favorite colour has to be
The colour of your love for me
And Daddy, I've been told
That love is always gold
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REPEAT CHORUS:
My Daddy says
You're a lot like me
What colour is the wind

A CROYDON seeing-eye dog trainer says her puppy was traumatised and may be rendered useless as a working dog after the pair were thrown out of an eastern suburbs op-shop last month.

Jo Flynn, 43, said she entered the op-shop with her guide dog puppy, Merlin, and was asked to leave. Before she had the chance to explain that Merlin was a guide dog in training, Ms Flynn said a male customer grabbed her firmly by the arm and the dog by its collar and threw them out of the shop.
``This man grabbed my arm and had Merlin hanging by his collar with all four feet off the ground,'' Ms Flynn said.
``He literally threw us out onto the pavement.''
Ms Flynn said the incident had severely affected Merlin's training.
``I didn't leave the house for a week, which has set Merlin back,'' she said. ``I think it's made a significant dent in his training and socialisation, it's all been quite disastrous.''
Seeing Eye Dog Australia's puppy field officer, Mark Jackman, said if puppies did not get adequate socialisation they could fail to graduate and become working dogs.
Mr Jackman said Merlin could ``develop issues with people'' due to the trauma of the incident.
``The puppies learn everything in the first four months and need to go into public places when they're young and should have a lot of socialisation,'' Mr Jackman said.
``We would hope that store owners would be welcoming to the pups so they can get as much exposure to public places as possible.''
The store manager, who did not wish to be named, said she knew nothing of the incident and that seeing-eye dogs were welcome in her shop.