What is that catching game with a ball and a plastic scoop looking thing?
Apr 03, 2009 by Diana | Posted in Toys
So, my newphew came back from school one day asking for whatever activity they had done in P.E. that day. They played a catching game where each person gets a scoop looking type contraption and throws and catches the ball with it. Anyone have the slightest idea what this is called? and/where I can get one?
usually they just call it ball in a cup at the stores, you can find them at any store really... walmart, kmart, target, dicks. look anywhere, sometimes you can even find them at the dollar store. look in the "toy" section at your store.
An oil spill from the stricken ship off the coast of Tauranga
has become New Zealand's most outstanding maritime environmental
disaster, the Government says.
Mise en scene Minister Nick Smith said this afternoon that oil had
poured out of a new opening in the Rena.
"The amount of oil that has been released over the last 24 hours
is five fold what was released in the earlier space and that
situation over the coming days from an environmental perspective is
active to significantly worse," Smith said.
Another 130-350 tonnes of oil spilled into the the best quality this
morning after a new hole formed in one of the ship's fuel
tanks.
Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) had time past estimated a spill of
between 20 and 30 tonnes.
He said important amounts of oil would start washing up on
beaches around Mt Maunganui from tomorrow and into the coming
weeks.
There are days and weeks of increase ahead, Smith said.
I liked the way my stock pot loaves came out last week, so I figured I would try it again. I also wanted to make my loaves with no additional flour which typically gets added during all that dusting for stretch and folds, again for stretch and folds, shaping, whatever. Not that this was really high hydration dough, this is a basic white flour sourdough with hydation of 65%, I just wanted to keep it like that all the way to the bake, and also to completely avoid adding any unfermented flour into the mix.
At the same time, I was trying to reduce the mess that I make in the Missus' kitchen, and I believe I did a pretty good job of that. I try to keep my starter mess to a minimum to begin with, even though I have a nice crock that looks good in her kitchen, it really camoflages a peanut butter jar that I can just toss out and replace if it gets really gunked up.
I made my levain build in a plastic bowl, from which the dough never really left until going into the bannetons. I did my stretch and folds, if you could call it that, in the bowl using a plastic scoop using no flour to dust with at all, scraping down the sides and pulling up and over, to avoid having to flour my hands and the counter top. After two sets of those, I divided the dough in two, again in the bowl, and by then the dough was still tacky but I had been careful to keep the gluten cloak intact, so I was able to shape the boules without any real trouble, then back into the bowl they went for a bench rest. I reshaped them again and they went directly into my bannetons (I did still use my rice flour on the bannetons, I am not crazy). Even though I try always to be stingy with the flour during dusting, it is surprising just how much flour gets incorporated into the dough in the normal course of events, because this is the same recipe I used last week, yet by this point my boules feel quite different from the last time.
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Watermelons are in seasoned and they're worth the effort of carrying to the beach. Slice them up for rejuvenating snacks, or make balls of watermelon with a scoop-shaped spoon. One wield the sceptre: keep your melon in a large plastic bowl so the sand stays out.
Watermelons are in seasoned and they're worth the effort of carrying to the beach. Slice them up for rejuvenating snacks, or make balls of watermelon with a scoop-shaped spoon. One wield the sceptre: keep your melon in a large plastic bowl so the sand stays out.
