Prime-time soap hunks and nascent superstars delivered the beefcake, while Stallone and Schwarzenegger changed the ideal male body to impossible standards that gay men still struggle to achieve.
Why I think the old Weight Watchers Food Exchange Program 1980s 1990s (Quick Success) Quick Start was better than counting points for Weight Loss Success
Archival print of an original sketch on collected hotel stationery. "Bar Snacks at Bemelmans" is part of the artists collection of travel sketches on collected hotel stationery. This sketch was created with marker and ink on jotter pad. Each print is signed by the artist. Total dimensions are 9x12"
Mint condition, no flaws to note. First sticker ships for $1.75 and the rest ship for free. ~Amy & Marty
Mint condition with no flaws to note. First sticker ships for $1.75 and the rest ship for free. ~Amy & Marty
These U.S. history journal pages were developed to be used with a variety of levels and abilities. You'll receive both print & go and digital-ready* formats. The 40 topics (and 21 maps) are presented in chronological order making it a stress-free foundation to build a complete curriculum on a budget. This project is perfect for a wide-range of levels and grades. Use this for test prep or a crash course in American history. Scaffold as needed – this may mean discussing what to write in each box or having students copy what you write on a whiteboard. The supplement list will point you in the right direction of online resources and library books. *In addition to the no-prep PDF file, you’ll find the JPEG files so that you can use these for digital activities. You can pull in the pages you wish to assign to Google Slides, Seesaw, PowerPoint Slides, or however you need to so that your students can work on these assignments remotely or with classroom technology. Text boxes can then be added by you or your students to easily make this a digital paperless resource. The addition of the JPEG files is a FREE bonus! Scheduling – There are 40 lessons in this resource that will walk you through a timeline of American history. This relaxed course can be as condensed or spread out as needed. Take a few months to complete by working on one lesson every day, or take up to two years by completing just a few lessons per month. No matter your chosen timeline, this project will work for you. The longer you have, the more in depth you’ll be able to dive into each topic. However, even if you have just a few months, you’ll hit all of the necessary highlights! Terms Pages – For each topic, there are at least six important key terms/people. Over the course of the project, that adds up to 240+ high interest vocabulary terms. These pages are intentionally left open for flexibility. Students will write a few sentences about the importance of each of these terms in relation to the lesson. These terms are easily searchable in Google, Brittanica.com, or YouTube. Two resource pages on slides 5 and 6 give further information on internet research. Maps – Maps are included for several of the time periods to enhance geographical understanding to the topic. Model these for your students who are still learning how to read maps. Discussion Questions – These questions are thought starters to get the conversation moving. Encourage your students to add in more questions to ask you and other fellow students. Interactive Notebooks - If you prefer using INBs in your class, these will work for that format, too! Shrink the maps down to half size. Then, use the term pages as individual flaps - students can illustrate a symbol on the front and flip the square up to write a definition underneath. Cut out the header to separate the time periods and events. Ideas on how to use these activity pages: Early Finisher Work Research Centers Notebook Journals Collective Class Projects Distance Learning Independent Work Small Group Activities Substitute Folders Library Projects Interactive Notebook Inserts Topics Included: Early Americans Native Americans American Exploration Slavery in America Jamestown Settlement The 13 Colonies Fighting for Independence Declaration of Independence American Revolution Forming a New Government The U.S. Constitution The American Presidency Western Expansion The War of 1812 The Industrial Revolution The Pioneer Days Texas’ Independence The Mexican-American War The Gold Rush Reformation of the 1800s The Civil War The Reconstruction Era The Wild West The Progressive Era Expansionism: Alaska & Hawaii The Spanish-American War World War I The Roaring Twenties The Great Depression World War II The Holocaust Post World War II The Korean War The 1950s The Civil Rights Movement The Vietnam War The 1970s The 1980s The 1990s September 11, 2001 A Special Note for Homeschoolers - this is perfect for co-ops as well as family-style history lessons! The open ended facts page is great for your younger students to illustrate and make guided notes, while upper level students can complete the maps and key word research. Compile the lessons in a journal throughout the year for a one-of-a-kind history portfolio for your records. Add these pages to your custom state project for a complete unit. Find your state here: ALABAMA ALASKA ARIZONA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA COLORADO CONNECTICUT DELAWARE FLORIDA GEORGIA HAWAII IDAHO ILLINOIS INDIANA IOWA KANSAS KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MAINE MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN MINNESOTA MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI MONTANA NEBRASKA NEVADA NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW JERSEY NEW MEXICO NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA NORTH DAKOTA OHIO OKLAHOMA OREGON PENNSYLVANIA RHODE ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE TEXAS UTAH VERMONT VIRGINIA WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA WISCONSIN WYOMING Terms of Use Copyright © Project Based Learning with Elle Madison. All rights reserved by the author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. This means it is for ONE teacher. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this JPEG are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY. tags: eclectic homeschool, Charlotte Mason, classical education, distance learning
Decades Digital Junk Journal Sheets. 9 printable sheets depicting the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. Use for DIY ephemera, junk journaling, scrapbooking, collage making, cut and collage, or any DIY craft project. This is a digital item which can be used again and again. After purchase you will be prompted to view and download your files via email and the purchase section. Use your browser to download your files. You will receive; 3 x ZIP with 9 x PNG in total 8.5 x 11 inches Adjust your print size to suit your needs Once printed you can sell as part of a handmade item but you cannot resell as digital designs Check out my other themed prints in my store menu section If you have any questions please get in touch
Fifty years ago, the world was a harsher, more primitive place—at least in terms of adventure sports. Think for a moment about a little route on El Capitan in Yosemite called The Nose. Its slick granite face was difficult for a team of climbers to ascend after weeks of dangerous toil, let alone all-free and in a day. Meanwhile, bicycles of the time didn’t boast suspension forks or disc brakes and surfers couldn’t stay in Northern California waters for longer than a half hour without turning blue. Skiing was still a ballet-like sport best done in stretchy woolens and leather boots, and no one even considered running a marathon, swimming 2.4 miles, and biking 112 miles consecutively while wearing a Speedo.
This listing is for an ephemera kit with various themes. Included is sections from 1940s school readers, music wrapping paper, sheet music from vintage music book, 1960s cardboard picture frame,small sheets of newsprint, advertising from the 1960s, 1990s newspaper excerpt, 1990s and 1980s Victorian images from vintage books, a page from an early 1900s book about Italy. These are suitable for junk journals and art journals and any project that requires vintage paper media. What you see in the package is what you get. Shipping costs paid by customer. Shipping is standard mail which is not so slow in North America but snail pace everywhere else. Please feel free to ask any questions. *SHIPPING WITHIN CANADA EXPEDITED PARCEL....no choice for cheaper, sorry. *SHIPPING TO USA SMALL PACKET - USA AIR does not include a tracking number, but it is the shipping option that most people choose for a small parcel since it is cheaper. STANDARD SHIPPING does not include a tracking number. TRACKED PACKET - USA: This option includes a tracking number. * SHIPPING WORLDWIDE STANDARD SHIPPING does not include a tracking number. If you want to upgrade shipping, please communicate with me. SMALL PACKET - INTERNATIONAL SURFACE. It is cheaper, but you will have to wait a long time for your parcel to arrive since it will travel by ship... No tracking number included. 4-12 weeks. SMALL PACKET - INTERNATIONAL AIR. It is much faster than by surface. No tracking number included. 6-10 days. Note that if you choose to ship your item without a tracking number, you are responsible for any loss. Refunds are only given if the item has been seriously misrepresented.
Despite the very low-key tech content, the guys at Računari decided to put some spice on just about every cover.
Pepsi fans have spotted a huge "retro" change to supermarket shelves as a new layout and logo is rolled out - with many comparing it favourably to the 1980s and 1990s version.
A treasure trove of memories.
The publication of issue 33 of the Royal College of Art’s magazine ARK in the autumn of 1962 hit the moment in terms of the turbo-charging of contemporary youth culture. ARK 33, which was declared to be “mainly about young people… [a] somewhat oblique exposée of the Young Ones”, celebrated the lives of Beat poets, hard partying art … Continue reading "When Ark 33 Got 1960s Youth Culture"
Robert Steuteville discusses the slow, phased emergence of the New Urbanism. We are only partway through a change that will take generations. We are now immersed in the revitalization of cities. More phases will come.
Quite rare and in mint condition, no flaws to note. This listing is for your choice of one sheet of stickers depicting Strawberry Shortcake and Friends. Produced in 2003, NOT vintage. I just removed these scratch and sniff sheets from their package and sadly they have very little to no scent. Be sure that when you choose your sheet of stickers in the drop down menu that the correct photo shows at that time also. Enjoy! This will arrive inside a greeting card/envelope. There is tracking. Snail mail can take up to a week to arrive but we do ship every day and these items are already packaged and ready to go. If you would like more protection message us for shipping upgrade cost. All single, unpackaged sticker sheets of this size in the entire shop should be shipping of $1.75 for the first sheet and the rest ship in same package at no additional charge.
To simply call “Spittin’” Jerry Kaczmarek one of the best to ever play a now-vanished type of pinball game known as a bingo machine is to do him a disservice, he says.
At 15, Mikey Walsh left a Gypsy community in England in which he had been raised. He later published a memoir, Gypsy Boy, detailing the horrific abuse he suffered at the hands of his father and uncle. The portrait of his former culture is terrifying, and his judgment upon his people, devastating. “The Gypsy … Continue reading "The Photo Series ‘Gypsies’ Documents the Lives of European Roma People in the Late 1960s and 70s"
Inhabitants of Medellin, Colombia, suffered from the war-like violence perpetrated by drug cartels and other actors in the 1980s and 1990s. Thousands died, including innocent civilians, judges, and journalists, many more were injured and suffered psychological trauma. Three decades later, however, transnational media companies such as Netflix have transformed the traumatic memories into entertainment while the main perpetrator, Pablo Escobar, became a recognizable brand name. Even as global audiences are captivated by Escobar's life and myth, his victims' stories fade into oblivion. Victimhood, Memory, and Consumerism: Profiting from Pablo documents the story of violence inflicted on Medellin, and critically examines the status of its victims. Drawing on unique empirical material, the book addresses the impact of commercial exploitation of the city's violent past on the victims of mass drug violence and on the present nature of the city. To demonstrate the magnitude of the profits made from the legacy of Pablo Escobar, the authors cover a range of topics. First, they discuss the appropriation by commercial forces of the city's traumatic past for the purposes of entertainment; second, they describe Escobar tours, souvenirs, and other collectibles offered by Medellin's tourism industry; and, lastly, they expose the less visible gains reaped by political and social actors who participate in the global mythmaking surrounding Escobar. Through interviews with those directly affected by drug violence, the authors show that these cultural forces have immediate symbolic and material consequences. Victimhood, Memory, and Consumerism offers a poignant critique of the role of the global market economy in the unequal distribution of narrative power among those engaged in processes of collective memory construction. The book aims, more broadly, at addressing an issue that has so far been neglected in the disciplines of criminology, international criminal justice, and victimology, namely the status of victims of large-scale drug violence. A thoroughly compelling read, this volume will appeal internationally to academics in criminology and victimology, as well as those interested in critical perspectives on Netflix, commercialism, and Colombian history. 24
Most Saturdays between 1978 and 1999 British photographer Tom Wood (born Ireland, 14 January 1951) liked to take the ferry and bus from his home in New Brighton to Liverpool’s Great Homer Street market. Nicknamed ‘Paddy’s Market, in a nod to the many Irish stallholders on Great Homer Street. Wood became known locally as … Continue reading "Every Saturday at Great Homer Street Market, Liverpool in the 1980s and 90s"
March 1989. 'Dreamy prom dresses'
