From Browncroft Community Church in Rochester, NY. Description: This sermon series idea is about the minor prophet books in the Old Testament.

Difficulty: Easy Wedding Guest Outfit Idea (Part 2) In this series, you will find elegant Wedding Guest Outfit Ideas. I will be posting one Wedding Guest Outfit Idea daily for 7 days. All the outfit ideas are wedding season appropriate, body-positive, practical, traditional and glamourous, just the way a wedding guest outfit should be. Also, I have made sure that the accessories, makeup and hairstyle are styled perfectly so that you can have a clear idea of what the overall look feels like. Additionally, all these looks are a little bit modernised keeping in mind that all these looks are made for the urbane yet traditional women like you. Do let me know in the comments below, if you try these looks ❤️ For this look, you will need: • Drape Skirt • Silk blouse of similar shade • Hea

Since March I've been writing about the trends in social media use in higher ed, and I recently highlighted great idea #50. So, I decided what better way to celebrate reaching that milestone than put all those ideas together in one place!  Below is Part 2 ( click here for Part 1 ) of a

In part 2, Idea Factory Int. also announced more games to be released and one of them finally been announced it will come in the West.More games that were an...

What a fun lesson to teach in the last month of school. The students chose different mediums to complete their art projects. We had fun adding a story to each of these. Like one was jumping on a trampoline while another might be falling into a pool. Falling for Foreshortening flyer was very helpful for this end of the year lesson: Students will revisit the idea of perspective and showing depth and 3-dimensionality by learning about foreshortening. Students used different mediums.2 Soul Sisters, Kim Daniel, Art Lesson Part 2

This article will end our series on Approaches of Deep Learning which has total four parts – PART 1, PART 2, PART 3 and this current one. After reading so many thousands of words, the reader possibly have some theoretical idea around how to independently learn Deep Learning. This particular article in essence will draw …

Around 2 years ago Helen from @journalwithpurpose had this amazing idea of creating a Traveling Bullet Journal. And when she announced it on Instagram, I was one of the first people to apply in order to take part in this cool project.

Inspiration for entrepreneurs is all around, but the deep details about how a brand goes from an idea to a physical product or service are fuzzy. We’re breaking it down this week with one of the founders of LOLA, Jordana Kier. In part 2 of a 4-part series, learn about how she and Alexandra Friedman […]

We are here for part 2 of our story. First of all, if you haven’t listened to part 1, it’s one of our recent episodes right before this one. We went back–to–back with our voices and no guests. This is a two-parter, so if you haven’t listened to the first one, we highly recommend that you pause and go back to that one before carrying on with this episode. So, you are here and ready for part 2. We want to start this episode with a little preface, some boundaries, and we want to share the weirdness of being vulnerable online and in the internet space. These are deeply personal parts of our stories, and we are going to dive in and share a lot with you today. There is a good chunk of you who have been around for a really long time, and you will have heard bits and pieces of our story. But there is an even bigger chunk of you who have no idea what happened for us in 2016, a really big year for us in terms of pivoting personally and within our business. It literally changed every aspect of our lives and shaped the way we do business, and that’s what we will talk about today.

Here's another helping of free gifts that were given away in British comics of the past. First off, the WHAMpire Bat from Wham! comic in 1964. This figure had very delicate wings and although the rubber band has now perished I presume it was wound up and the Whampire then suddenly flew out when the envelope was opened. Cardboard guns were a popular free gift in the decade of peace and love and in 1967 Pow! No.1 gave away this Web-Centre Spider-Matic and several cardboard bullets... The same year saw The Topper treat the readers to The Funny Face Maker. This was a sheet of clear acetate with cartoon facial components printed on it. When cut into individual parts the reader could then assemble them into various photofit style faces. A simple idea but very amusing. In 1968 the first combined issue of Fantastic and Terrific gave away another cardboard gun. This one not only had the gun and bullets but also included a target board... In 1971 IPC's Knockout weekly had an odd free gift; a little cardboard figure of one of the characters that you could pop into the breast pocket of a shirt or jacket so it appeared to be peeking over the edge. There were several to collect and it was pot luck which one you received. A bit of a useless free gift really, but one which a lot of people remember. The educational magazine Look and Learn had gifts that were a bit more substantial as one might expect. In 1971 it presented The Look and Learn Book of Records with the "help and co-operation" of Guinness Superlatives Ltd. In other words it had permission to copy stuff from The Guinness Book of Records. The magazine only gave away the cover of the booklet and a couple of interior sections. In order to compile the rest of the 96 page book the reader had to buy Look and Learn for a few weeks and cut out a section. Still a good gift though. I always felt that the photo below of the Limbo dancer being ogled by a bunch of beer-swilling blokes pretty much summed up entertainment of the early 1970s... Two years later in 1973 Look and Learn offered more free gifts, such as this 16 page full colour Spotter in the Country booklet with not a Limbo dancer in sight... IPC launched Shiver & Shake in 1973, giving away a practical joke gift in issue No.1. In order to sell more copies there was a choice of one of four practical jokes: a trick spoon, a trick rubber pencil, fake liquorice, or a plastic biscuit. 1975 saw Warlord give away an excellent 16 page booklet, Badges of the Brave along with aluminium badges representing various regiments that could be stuck into the book. Artwork by Jeff Bevan. (Thanks to Ray Moore for identifying Bevan's work.) A few years later, in 1983, Victor gave away a similar gift. For Valour was a fold out card display which free replicas of medals could be affixed to. Again, the artwork is by Jeff Bevan. Another collection of free gift scans soon! https://lewstringer.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/free-inside-part-1.html https://lewstringer.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/free-inside-part-2.html https://lewstringer.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/free-inside-part-3.html https://lewstringer.blogspot.co.uk/2010/12/free-inside-part-4.html https://lewstringer.blogspot.co.uk/2010/12/free-inside-part-5.html https://lewstringer.blogspot.co.uk/2010/12/free-inside-part-6.html https://lewstringer.blogspot.co.uk/2010/12/free-inside-part-7.html

Here is part 2 of 3 of our blue bathroom re-do. Please do read the other parts here: Save The Blue Bathroom Part 1 - Part 3 So the hunt was on to replace the sink, toilet, and tub with a blue one. We went to the ReUse stores and estate sales... Amazingly we ended up finding a matching toilet and sink, and sliding shower doors on Craigslist locally only a few blocks away! The Tub Next was the tub, but it was so SOLID – I think our 1950s era house was built around it. We had the idea to have the tub refinished to match the toilet color. There is a local company that does refinishing, and it turned out to be a great idea! The toilet and sink are made by Eljer, and a quick web search revealed that only a few shades of blue Eljer toilets were produced, and ours is “Twilight Blue”. The refinishing company even had ready color samples to match!We found a company that produces matching toilet seats too! http://www.plumbingsupply.com/toiletseats_eljer.html   Our replacement sink was a little worn, so we had it refinished as well as the tub. It was quick and cost just ~$600 for tub and sink, and best of all it was easy! The resurfacing process involves chemically cleaning the surface, and spraying on the enamel. They literally came in and in 4 hours were finished, and we could use it 24 hours later. http://www.munroproducts.com/   Shower doors The final touch for the tub was the hard doors we also acquired with the toilet and sink. This bathroom did originally have hard shower doors - we know by the existing holes in the tile where the framing would be. The framing for the sliding doors was actually cut to fit the old bathroom it was in, but the width of our tub area was about an inch wider!   Fortunately, an mdf board from Home Depot is about the right thickness, so I cut it to length, and screwed (and caulked) it to the wall, then the frame to it.   I was careful to keep the front side flush so it looks good from outside the shower.     From inside the width of the board is a little wide but it IS VERY WELL sealed!     Tub done! Next is to add a few final touches - the sink, lighting, and medicine cabinet... Please watch for the final installment of our epic blue bathroom re-do and thanks for reading!!   ~Andrew   This is part 2 of our blue bathroom re-do. Please do read the other parts here: Save The Blue Bathroom Part 1 - Part 3   Reference Toilet seats in a variety of retro colors: http://www.plumbingsupply.com/toiletseats_eljer.html Tub refinishing: http://www.munroproducts.com/

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Back in August I posted some items that I got from Julia of  Carolina Thrift Chick. She had the good fortune to acquire the clothing from the estate of Mary Jane Hefner, a career teacher and guidance counselor. Jane was born in 1931, and so came of age in the years following World War II,…

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