Added by Megan
12.11.10

After a really tough couple of weeks I awarded to trophy first to myself for making amazing falafel's then it has been sent to family for general awesomeness! Its a great product and its lovely to award it to other people for hard work rather than just saying well done.

Added by Brigid
08.11.10

This is perfect for ankle biter prizes....it's propped up in the kitchen to be awarded when something goes well. Much better than a star chart. No photo as yet, but will do shortly!

Added by Dr Maths
02.11.10

At the Manchester Science Fest (www.manchestersciencefestival.com/whatson/drmaths) I gave a show called........ The Dr Maths Randomness Show. Understanding if events are random or have some underlying structure is a fascinating area of mathematics, filled with great discoveries. In the short run, chance may seem to be volatile and unfair. Considering the misconceptions, inconsistencies, paradoxes and counter intuitive aspects of probability, it is not a surprise that as a civilization it has taken us a long time to develop some methods to deal with this. In antiquity, chance mechanisms, such as coins, dice and cards were used for decision making and there was a strong belief in the fact that God or Gods controlled the outcome. Even today, some people see chance outcomes as fate or destiny – “that which was meant to be”. As part of the show the a number is selected at random by the audience. This lucky red number is then used to find the only red x This show will soon be live to checkout at www.alchemistcafedublin.com/