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Fun Christmas crafts come in all shapes and sizes, as you'll see from this Wooden Joy Sign. Find out how to make homemade Christmas decorations like this one by reading through this tutorial. This is a joy to make. You can stencil and paint towards a beautiful Christmas craft which will look charming hung up. Spread the joy and try your hand at this design. DIY Christmas decorating was never quite this involved or fun.
- Wood Plank 8" long
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First, sketch design onto white paper with a pencil.
Next, lay a piece of tracing paper over white paper drawing, and use a Sharpie marker to transfer clean lines to the tracing paper.
Paint the wood plank black.
Use a sanding block to lightly sand across the surface of the plank.
Use light colored transfer paper and a stylus to transfer pattern to the painted plank.
Shade around the left and lower sides of each letter using black paint.
Next, base coat the letters with red paint. It can take two coats to achieve opacity.
After the red paint dries, paint one coat of Extreme Glitter Red over each of the letters.
Next, sketch a few holly leaves onto a piece of tracing paper. This way, you can twist and turn the pattern and still see the design underneath; so you'll have a good idea of exactly where you want to place the holly leaves.
Use transfer paper to add the leaves. Paint the holly leaves green.
Next, add a small amount of black paint to green puddle of paint so that you can shade each of the leaves.
Add a small amount of white paint to green paint to make a lighter shade of green, so you can highlight the leaves. You could use three shades of green in the same family instead of adding the black and white paint.
Shaded behind the leaves with black paint, so they appear to be attached to the front of the letters. Paint a center stripe down each holly leaf, and shade the "back" leaf a little more heavily so it appears to be behind the other leaf.
Next, I add a coat of Extreme Glitter Green to each of the leaves and allow it to dry completely.
Dip the handle of one of your paintbrushes into a puddle of red paint.
Dot the berries onto the leaves. To create same-sized dots, dip your paintbrush handle into the paint before dotting each time. To create smaller dots, dot two or three times before dipping your paintbrush handle back into the paint.
Stencil a few swirls onto the sides of the plank with gold metallic paint, and highlight each berry with a small amount of white paint. Finally, coat the berries with Extreme Glitter Red.
Outline letters with gold metallic paint.
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The official letter in Serbia and Montenegro is (Serbian) Cyrillic and streets and the most of institutions are marked by it. Maybe, it will make you a problem but try to learn it.
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We are going to be staying at the Tamarijn in Aruba the first week of December for our honeymoon. I know it's an older property and that doesn't bother me at all. The beach looks beautiful from the pix at least. lol I have seen a few posts from those who have stayed there or at their sister properties. Any advice?
Also, what else is there to do on the island? My fiance will definately golf at least one day, and we will spend a lot of time on the beach. What are your favorite things to do?
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I've been in Aruba like 15 times now, and I can tell you I never get tired of it. It has a lot of things to do.
First: Your hotel pick: Perfect. Yeah, if you can then you could spend like 400 dlrs more per room on a 5 star hotel like the RIU, but trust me on this: It's not worth it. The Riu, the Marriot and even Cabana Hotel have beautiful.... pools. But the beach at the tamarjin Area is simply awesome! It has the finest, whitest sand I've ever felt. So, 5 star hotels have pools, you have the one of the most beautifull beaches just steps from your room. And one more other thing, if you walk like 200mts to the north you'll get to Eagle beach, a very wide, calm and beatifull beach from where you can see a sunset with cruiseships and sailboats on the water for a perfect postcard photo. So, believe me, you've made a very good selection.
Golf: Sorry mate, I can't give you a good advice about this one, for I'm not a golfer, but I know there are several golf courses on the island, right next to the sea, so maybe you can get more detailed info on the counter of your hotel.
Things to do? Well, it depends on what kind of things do you like. Hiking? Snorkeling or scuba diving? dancing and drinking? Shopping?
For shopping, eating, drinking and dancing you should go to Main Street. It's a street that borders the west side of the island from south to north. It passes in front of the Marina (there are incredible luxury yachts parked there all year round) where you can find a lot of restaurants, bars and the cinemas. Further north from the marina you'll find casinos, shopping places, more bars and restaurants, the Reinassance Hotel, and the harbor, where cruise ships arrive. So, if you want some shopping and night life then this is a must. If you want to go dining and dancing at the same place a recommend Mr. Frogs. It's a real funny place with a very good food.
Snorkeling? Here's a insider tip: DON'T pay a lot of cash for a snorkeling tour. Just take the bus, or rent a car, or some shuttle service, and go to Malmok beach. There you'll find a small beach, not so beautiful, with a small entrance to the sea, but the snorkeling there is the best of the island (I'm not kidding). You can swim around everything you want and you'll see the tour you were going to pay for, arriving at the same spot and leaving half an hour later. The snorkeling here is terrific. It's a depth from 3ft on the entrance to about 15ft on the best spot. And you should go to this area, because in here the water is almost transparent and you can see things even as far as 40ft. In here you'll see find a small coral reef holding a huge amount of marine life of all sizes: eels, shellfish, squids, small octopuses, starfish, all kind of small fish, and some more big ones like the parrotfish, angelfish, and you can even see sea turtles (I've spotted a few on my last visits). So, if you like snorkel you should go there. If you don't like swimming so much then you should bring some kind of floater so you can be more relaxed.
You'll find most of the beaches on the western side of the island. The beach in front of the Cabana hotel is very beautiful too. The other side (East Side) is mostly reefs and rocks. It's interesting to visit if you want to learn some of the island's history, though.
By the way, how many days are you planning to stay? There are a lot of fireworks shows on the island by that time of the year, so maybe you'll be able to catch a few.
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raxtor thank you so much for the info! This will be so helpful. And of course we are very happy to learn that we picked a great beach spot. We are definately going to check out your suggestions. They all sound awesome!
Thanks again.
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You're Wellcome. One thing I forgot: Most of the 5star resorts, like the Riu or the Playa Linda, are in Palm Beach, tehrefore you can find malls and restaurants in this area too. You should visit Paseo Herencia Mall, right behind Playa Linda Beach Resort. And while you're there, don't miss the Water show. I don't remember if the show goes every day, so it's better if you check before.
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Golf? You are right across the street from Divi Links which are part of the Tamarajin. You can take a golf cart to the other Divi properties. You won't even have to walk to the golf course. It is a gorgeous golf course. You might want to take a jeep tour which I highly recommend. ABC is the wildest they have 4 hours or all day. It will take you places a car can never travel and you will see the island. They also stop at Baby beach for snorkeling. There is also a Kunocko bus so I call it and you go to different bars for drinks and dancing. it is a fun thing to do--once. have fun and enjoy.
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raxtor we will check that out as well. and diann24...thank you so much for your input. We are so excited. It can't get here soon enough
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by James Sanchirico & Heidi Albers & Carolyn Fischer & Conrad Coleman
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by Morten Mørkbak & Tove Christensen & Dorte Gyrd-Hansen
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by Carmen Marchiori
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by Hans-Peter Weikard & Rob Dellink & Ekko Ierland
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by David Popp
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by Dylan Rassier & Dietrich Earnhart
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by Maarten A. Allers & Corine Hoeben
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by Tadao Hoshino & Koichi Kuriyama
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by Klaus Abbink & Lars Moller & Sarah O'Hara
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by Hans Opschoor
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by Michèle Breton & Lucia Sbragia & Georges Zaccour
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by Catherine Paul & Marcelo O. Torres & Ronald Felthoven
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by Giovanni Signorello & Jeffrey Englin & Adam Longhorn & Maria Salvo
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by José Moneva & Beatriz Cuellar
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by Arne Schollaert & Dirk gaer
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by Tanya O'Garra
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by John Hey & Tibor Neugebauer & Abdolkarim Sadrieh
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by Bente Halvorsen
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- 1-10 Distribution Free Consistent Estimation of Mean WTP in Dichotomous Choice Contingent Valuation
by Masahide Watanabe & Kota Asano
- 11-28 Pollution Abatement and Productivity Growth: Evidence from Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, and the United States
by Deborah Aiken & Rolf Färe & Shawna Grosskopf & Carl Pasurka
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by Ekaterini Panopoulou & Theologos Pantelidis
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by Kenji Fujiwara
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by Madhu Khanna & George Deltas & Donna Harrington
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by Jan-Tjeerd Boom & Bouwe Dijkstra
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by Carlos Chávez & John Stranlund
August 2009, Volume 43, Issue 4
- 457-472 Entry Facilitation by Environmental Groups
by Allard Made & Lambert Schoonbeek
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by Glenn Blomquist & Karen Blumenschein & Magnus Johannesson
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by Paulo Nunes & Chiara Travisi
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by Geir Asheim & Bjart Holtsmark
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by Joan Mogas & Pere Riera & Raul Brey
- 553-572 Bilateral Oligopoly, Private Information, and Pollution Permit Markets
by David Malueg & Andrew Yates
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by Jens Kjærsgaard & Niels Vestergaard & Kristiaan Kerstens
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- 295-306 New Frontiers in the Economics of Climate Change
by Simon Dietz & David Maddison
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by Dimitri Zenghelis & Nicholas Stern
- 313-332 A Ricardian Analysis of the Distribution of Climate Change Impacts on Agriculture across Agro-Ecological Zones in Africa
by S. Seo & Robert Mendelsohn & Ariel Dinar & Rashid Hassan & Pradeep Kurukulasuriya
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by Andrea Leiter & Harald Oberhofer & Paul Raschky
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by David Anthoff & Richard Tol
- 369-390 Optimal Timing of Climate Change Policy: Interaction Between Carbon Taxes and Innovation Externalities
by Reyer Gerlagh & Snorre Kverndokk & Knut Rosendahl
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by Frank Convery
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by David Malueg & Andrew Yates
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by Donald Larson & Gunnar Breustedt
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by Jette Jacobsen & Nick Hanley
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by Arjan Ruijs
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by Catherine Norman
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by Alessandro Pinto & Gerald C. Nelson
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by Ulrich Wagner & Christopher Timmins
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by Jean-Marie Grether & Nicole Mathys & Jaime de Melo
- 275-293 Carbon Subsidies, Taxes and Optimal Forest Management
by Graeme Guthrie & Dinesh Kumareswaran
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by Alistair Munro
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by Henrik Lindhjem & Ståle Navrud
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by Mark Dickie & Shelby Gerking
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by Katherine Stackelberg & James Hammitt
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by Manuel Frondel & Colin Vance
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by Ian Bateman & Alistair Munro
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by Rob Hart
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by Jihad Elnaboulsi
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by Lili Sun & G. Kooten
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by David McEvoy & John Stranlund
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by Jungik Kim & Peter Goldsmith
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by Céline Nauges & Caroline Berg
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by Stephane Hess & John Rose
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by J. DeShazo & Trudy Cameron & Manrique Saenz
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by Jon Nelson & Peter Kennedy
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by Richard Carson & Clive Granger & Jeremy Jackson & Wolfram Schlenker
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by Cathrine Hagem & Hege Westskog
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by Jorge García & Shakeb Afsah & Thomas Sterner
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by Andrea Leiter & Gerald Pruckner
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by Xiaoqi Guo & James Hammitt
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by Mike Burton & Dan Rigby
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by Ryan Stapler & Robert Johnston
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by Kevin Boyle & Semra Özdemir
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by Krishna Paudel & Mark Schafer
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by Partha Dasgupta
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Description: A building is under construction, and features a banner that reads: To Be Occupied By Lawson Aircraft Corp. A sign on part of the construction reads: Ludol...
Date: 1931 ca.
Description: This map shows streets and highways, street car and bus lines, railroads, depots, schools, wards, and points of interest. The map is oriented with the nort...
Date: 1920 ca.
Description: View of the harbor. On the left is a grain elevator and wood pulp on the wharf. In the center background is the Northern Paper Mills and to the right are...
Description: Photographic postcard showing of a view behind the wing of a Lawson Military Tractor 2 (MT2). Below are fields and in the distance are houses. The photogra...
Date: 1998 ca.
Description: Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre (#4) throwing a pass around defensive back Santana Dotson (#71) at training camp.
Description: Chimney and water towers at Northern Paper Mills, also a cargo ship called the Yorkton, which carries lumber to the paper mill.
Date: date unknown
Description: Aerial view includes farm and orchards, surrounded by neighborhoods. A water tower is on the upper left half.
Description: View of the Fort Howard memorial tablet.
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Automobiles, Motorcycles and Libertarian Politics
How are you guys liking the "new" EPautos.com?
Hopefully, it's a winner… .
I'll be on Bill Meyer's radio program tomorrow at 11:30 east coast time; as usual, the audio will be available here later in case you miss it live.
A review of the 2017 Nissan Titan (not the XD, the 1500) will be up tomorrow as well, along with some other good (I hope!) stuff.
Meanwhile, please let me know your thoughts about the new look – and whether you find it easier or harder to use, have any suggestions or requests!
Thanks, all!
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Sarah Jessica Parker is not one to let rumours swirl around Hollywood for long.
The rumours surrounding the third Sex And The City movie have been gaining a lot of momentum and so the actress decided to give us a better idea about what's happening so we all don't end up exploding with excitement.
E! had a chat with Sarah on the red carpet at the Golden Globes and got the truth about the upcoming movie.
"The truth of the matter is there is no script. There's never been a script."
"The idea remains a real possibility but when is the right time? I guess that's what it all boils down to—when! So we'll see."
So there's no script and they still don't know when filing will actually be able to start.
But there's still a possibility of the movie happening, it just won't be anytime soon.
Scheduling would no doubt play a bit part in the issue of timing since Sarah is currently starring in her new HBO series Divorce.
We're still praying for a third Sex And The City movie, though.
All hope is not lost!
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DATE OF APPOINTMENT: Late August 2017 (late January 2017 possible)
QUALIFICATIONS: Though we will consider candidates who are ABD, preference will be given to those who have completed the PhD.
THE POSITION: This is a full-time, tenure-track position in composition/rhetoric. We are looking for someone to help us continue revising our first-year composition course and first-year curriculum, work closely with our Learning Center (including training its undergraduate writing tutors), and spearhead ideas for possibly expanding the role of writing across the curriculum and applied writing on campus. Desirable secondary specialties include developmental writing, creative writing, technical writing, journalism, and publishing. Administrative experience with writing centers and writing programs is also a plus. All department members teach upper- and lower-division courses, including first-year composition. The college operates with a 3-1-4 (or 4-1-3) course load that includes a 3-week January term. Willingness to advise and work closely with students is essential. Rank and salary are commensurate with education and experience; the position includes a full benefit package.
THE DEPARTMENT: The Department of Languages and Literatures includes four tenured or tenure-track faculty as well as contingent members. We offer three different areas of emphasis for English majors—Literature, Writing, and Visual Culture, as well as a Spanish major and a Publishing major. We also offer teaching endorsements in English and Spanish and participate in the college's Master of Arts in Teaching program. Approximately 40 students are English majors and minors, another 10 are Spanish majors and nearly that many are beginning our new Publishing major. The department also provides general education courses taken by almost all of our students.
THE COLLEGE: Founded in 1882, Hastings College is an private, coeducational, Presbyterian-affiliated, national liberal arts college with an enrollment of about 1200 students. The student/faculty ratio is 14/1. The median ACT composite of entering students is about 24.
THE COMMUNITY: Hastings (pop. 25,000) is an attractive residential community in South-Central Nebraska, 100 miles west of Lincoln, and 15 minutes south of Interstate 80. The city enjoys good public and private schools, offers excellent professional and community services, and serves as a cultural center for a large surrounding area.
APPLICATIONS: A qualified candidate should send a personal statement of interest in joining the Hastings College faculty, a statement of teaching philosophy, and a vita (with the name of three references) to:
Dr. Gary Johnson
Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost
Hastings College
710 N. Turner Ave.
Hastings, NE 68901
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Phone: 402.461.7346
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