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In-game bonus features

Cascading Wins and Cluster Pays: When 5 or more symbols touch horizontally or vertically, they create a cluster of wins that explode and disappear. The symbols then collapse and fall in the empty spaces, with more falling down. If you have another win the collapse will continue win after win.

Wild Symbol and Multipliers: The Wild Gold Frog symbol is the wild symbol and substitutes for all other symbols except firefly and bonus firefly. It always lands with. 1x multiplier which can increase each time the Leaping Frog Feature is activated.

Leaping Frog Feature: This feature is triggered when there is a Frog Symbol along with a firefly, instant prize, or Bonus Firefly symbol.

On each leap, the frog symbol multiplier increases by 1. Each wild gold frog symbol left behind will also include the respective multiplier from the Frog Symbol.

• Instant Prize Symbol: The frog symbol will leap to that position and leave a wild gold frog symbol behind in its place. The instant prize symbol amount is paid instantly and the frog multiplier increased by 1. The prize symbol will range from 1x to 1000x your bet.
• Firefly Symbol: When a firefly symbol lands on the reel, the frog will leap and eat the firefly. This will increase the multiplier by 1x and leave behind a gold frog symbol.
• Bonus Firefly Symbol: The frog will leap to the bonus firefly, leave behind a wild gold frog symbol and increase the multiplier by 1. The bonus firefly will be collected to indicate that the free games feature has been won.

The frog will continue to leap and increase multipliers, for as many leaps as there are fireflies.

Free Game Feature: When the frog symbol has collected a bonus firefly symbol, you'll trigger 7 free spins. You'll have a sticky wild from on the screen at all times, slowly increasing in multipliers with each leap. Each wild gold frog symbol left behind will include the respective multiplier from the frog symbol.

The frog symbol is never removed throughout the free spin round.

Bonus Buy: You can choose to buy the free games feature by paying 124x your bet in the base game.

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The Amazon Fire 7 Kids tablet is aimed at 3-7-year-olds and is excellent if you don’t want to spend too much but still want something that works well and is reliable. It has a 7-inch display which isn’t HD but is still sharp and clear. The protective bumper is large and easy to grip, so much so that even the clumsiest child would find it hard to destroy. But, if they do have an accident, then that two-year warranty is still offered. The battery life on this tablet is pretty good, lasting around eight hours for basic tasks such as reading and web browsing and about seven hours for video streaming.

This tablet has 16GB of internal storage, which can be bumped up to 512GB with a MicroSD card, a 1.3Ghz quad-core processor and 1GB of RAM. The parental controls can be customised and are easy to use. They include a screen time limiter, age filter, educational goals and our personal favourite, a set bedtime where Amazon Kids shuts down for the day. Whilst it’s a shame it doesn’t have Google Play, there is plenty of suitable education, music, video and game apps on the Amazon digital store. The interface is exceptionally child friendly, and it’s really easy to navigate and find everything you need from the home screen.

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LeapFrog Read with Me Scout

Scout is a lovely friendly character who features in many Leapfrog toys, so children will recognise him instantly. They will respond well to the cuddly toy with his fluffy coat and plush ears, tail and spot, making him the perfect interactive way to introduce early reading skills. Scout makes reading fun as he reads to the child from the five books which are included. The books are Book 1: Pattern; Book 2: Narrative; Book 3 Concept; Book 4: Rhyming and Book 5: Learn About, which give children a graded introduction to reading skills, getting them off to a head start with a variety of skills.

1. The Pattern Book, "Let's Go Camping!", includes rhymes, refrains, and repetition to encourage children to predict what comes next
2. The Narrative Book, "Let's Find Scout's Toy!", takes children through a story put together with characters, settings, and a sequence of events
3. The Concept Book, "Let's Have a Party!", explores concepts like colours to label and classify new information
4. In the Rhyming Book, "Let's Cheer Up Eli!", children learn about the sounds of language while building phonological awareness
5. The Learn-About Book, "Let's Learn About the Weather!", helps reveal our world through reading, and reinforces the concept that print carries meaning

After Scout has read each page, children should answer his questions (over 70 of them), which engage children and enhance their comprehension skills. They will be relaxed and confident about reading to Scout, with none of the self-consciousness that can sometimes come when reading to adults. Read with Me Scout has five interactive touch points - pat his head to turn the page; press his right paw to listen to learning songs; squeeze his left paw and he will talk to you; pat his back to answer his questions and kiss his cheek to listen to phrases about friendship. His collar has five buttons, which relate to the number and colour of the books. There are two modes - sleepy time, to listen to a book and lullabies, and reading mode. The speech is distinctive and clear, easy for children to follow Read With Me Scout is suitable for 2-5 years, and is an excellent way to introduce children to the basics of printed books, vocabulary and reading.

The Old Lady and the Hearing Aid

Creativity, quick-thinking, exams and tests, short answers to long questions

This is a widely circulated story from the early 2000s. It appeared online and in emails in many different versions. Please tell me if you know it to be earlier, and/or the origin. I've refined the wording of the story as follows:

A philosophy professor gave an unusual test to his class. He lifted his chair onto his desk and wrote on the board simply: "Prove that this chair does not exist." The class set to work, composing long complex explanations - except one student, who took just thirty seconds to complete and hand in his paper, attracting surprised glances from his classmates and the professor. Some days later the class received their grades for the test. The student who took thirty seconds was judged the best. His answer was, "What chair?"

The story is one of several similar urban myths which make fun of supposedly high-minded theorizing and academia, in which an apparently very difficult or impossible question is defeated by a very simple quick 'clever' answer. The story also inspired the fine 'philosophy student' contribution to the Glass Half-Full/Empty Quotes Collection. Here are some other examples of funny legendary test questions and answers:

Q - What do you think of this as a question? A - What do you think of this as an answer?

Q - Why? A - Why not?

Q - Why? A - Because.

Q - Define 'courage'. A - This. (or This is.)

Q - Prove that this chair does not exist. A - This chair is actually a word on a board. The chair that exists is that one on the table.

Q - Briefly explain what hard water is? A - Ice. (This one was real)

Q - What do we call the science of classifying living things? A - Racism. (So was that)

(Thanks for the suggestion, R Bubb)

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The Firefly is a non-paying symbol. When a Firefly appears in view with the Frog, the Leaping Frog feature is activated. The Frog leaps to the Firefly and leaves behind a Wild Gold Frog.

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Channel 4 has confirmed the new series of Gogglebox will air this evening as planned as the broadcaster feels it will bring a “valuable sense of continuity” for many of their viewers.

The broadcaster said it had made “significant changes” to its schedule in the wake of the Queen’s death but that its purpose was to offer an “alternative” for viewers which it feels is “particularly important at times like this”.

This comes as many British channels including BBC One and ITV continue to make changes to their regular programming schedules as a period of mourning begins for the late monarch.

#Gogglebox RETURNS on Friday 9th September! 🎉

Jenny and Lee are #GoggleboxReady ready. Are you?! 🍓🥂

Join us in posting your pre-show Friday night snaps using the hashtag #GoggleboxReady! 📸@Channel4 @leegogglebox pic.twitter.com/OUjM8oPy9W

— C4 Gogglebox (@C4Gogglebox) September 6, 2022

The hit TV show will launch its new series and return to screens as planned in its usual Friday 9pm slot.

In a statement a Channel 4 spokesperson said: “Channel 4 has made significant changes to our schedule, including added extended news coverage, to ensure that Channel 4 is respectful following the news from Buckingham Palace about the death of Her Majesty The Queen.

“Channel 4 exists to offer viewers an alternative and that is particularly important at times like this.

“Gogglebox is a much loved national institution and it will air as planned tonight bringing a valuable sense of continuity for many of our viewers.”

Comedy chat show The Last Leg was due to follow on from Gogglebox on the Channel 4 schedule but the show’s presenter Adam Hills announced they had cancelled the episode as it “didn’t feel right”.

Hills, who hosts the show with Alex Brooker and Josh Widdicombe, tweeted on Friday: “We’ve decided not to do an episode of @thelastleg tonight.

“It just doesn’t feel right. We’ll pay tribute to Her Majesty next week but for now our thoughts are with her family, and all those affected by the news. We hope you understand.”

We’ve decided not to do an episode of @thelastleg tonight. It just doesn’t feel right. We’ll pay tribute to Her Majesty next week but for now our thoughts are with her family, and all those affected by the news. We hope you understand.

— Adam Hills (@adamhillscomedy) September 9, 2022

BBC One has been aired rolling news coverage throughout Friday with a BBC News Special filling regular TV slots and coverage of a thanksgiving service in memory of the Queen at St Paul’s Cathedral scheduled for 5.45 pm.

Programmes including EastEnders, Homes Under The Hammer, Bargain Hunt and Doctors moved from their usual channel and were airing on BBC Two throughout the day.

The broadcaster also released its schedule for Saturday and Sunday, which included almost constant Queen-related content on BBC One.

Interspersed with national and regional news programmes were the following programmes: Picturing Elizabeth: Her Life in Images, The Queen and Us: 50s, The Queen and Us: 60s, Elizabeth: The Unseen Queen, and When the Queen Spoke to the Nation.

A special edition of The One Show: Our Queen Remembered, is also due to air at 6.45pm on Saturday.

Similar coverage will be broadcast on Sunday, with special editions of shows including Songs of Praise, Countryfile, and Antiques Roadshow.

Special programmes; Elizabeth: Her Passions & Pastimes, The Queen and Us: 70s, The Queen and Us: 80s, and will also be broadcast, ahead of the highly anticipated new series of Sir David Attenborough’s Frozen Planet II.

At 11pm, The Longest Reign: The Queen and Her People, will be shown.

On Thursday, BBC One interrupted Bargain Hunt at 12.39pm to deliver the statement from Buckingham Palace which said royal doctors were concerned for the Queen’s health.

Six hours later, after an image of the flag at Buckingham Palace was shown at half mast, presenter Huw Edwards told viewers: “A few moments ago Buckingham Palace announced the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.”

Edwards then read out the statement from the Palace while dressed in a dark suit, white shirt and black tie, in line with the BBC’s dress code for when a member of the royal family dies, as a mark of respect.

Netflix series The Crown was also among the productions to amend its filming schedule.

A spokesperson for Netflix confirmed: “As a mark of respect, filming on The Crown was suspended today. Filming will also be suspended on the day of Her Majesty The Queen’s funeral.”

ITV also made scheduling changes ahead of the weekend, including rolling coverage and three new specially made documentaries.

The broadcaster announced that Good Morning Britain, presented by Susanna Reid and Ben Shepard would air as usual between 6am and 9.30am, before a special news programme – ITV News: The Proclamation of the King – with continuous news coverage until 12.30pm.

At 2.15pm, a documentary narrated by Nicola Walker – Our Queen, The People’s Stories – will air.

The documentary sees people from all walks of life reflect on meeting the Queen and share how those special moments affected their lives.

The Queen in Her Own Words, narrated by Julie Etchingham, will follow at 3.10pm.

It uses speeches, letters, broadcasts and personal memoirs to reveal the public and private side of Queen Elizabeth II, including Christmas messages and special broadcasts that brought the nation together in times of tragedy and of triumph.

Finally, at 4.05pm, ITV will air Queen and Country, narrated by Alison Steadman, which explores the monarch’s love of the country and rural life – from Scotland to Norfolk to Windsor.

After further pre-scheduled programming ITV News at Ten will air at 10pm until 10.45pm, followed by another chance to see Queen Elizabeth II – The Longest Reign, narrated by Jonathan Dimbleby, which previously aired on Thursday.

ITV said that more details of its schedule for Sunday September 11, and next week will be made available in due course.

All TV anchors across channels were dressed in black on Friday as a mark of respect.

Big TV launches next week include the return of the Great British Bake Off on Channel 4 on September 13 and the return of Strictly Come Dancing on BBC One on September 17, but it is not yet known if their scheduling will be affected.