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Whether you are a new homesteader, old – sorry, experienced – homesteader, or wannabe homesteader, this article is going to be a great read. You know the old saying “You can’t teach an old dog a new trick”? Well… you will learn some new tricks, hacks, and tips from an old dog. As the years have gone by, I have learned all kinds of ways to do things quicker, cheaper, and with less effort. In my experience, homesteaders are a very creative breed of self-sufficient people. Every homesteader you know will have their own way of getting the job done. Between my own experience and the experience of the friends who helped guide me on my path to self-sufficiency, this...
A panel of GW and Smithsonian anthropologists debated the cultural and ecological impact of smartphones on our daily lives as part of the CCAS Dean’s Seminar event series. Monday, November 8, 2021 8:57 a.m. By John DiConsiglio Millions of people have a love/hate relationship with their smartphones. They know the devices are an indispensable tool for connecting with work, friends and the rest of the world. But they come with trade-offs—from privacy issues to ecological concerns to worries over their toll on our physical and emotional health. “Everyone is ambivalent about their cell phones,” said Professor of Anthropology and International Affairs Alexander Dent, whose research focuses on the ever-present role smartphones play in society. “Even young people—who seem to be...
What you need to know Apple has shared a new Everyday Experiments video highlighting iPhone 13's camera capabilities. The video shows how to use things you have at home to recreate Hollywood movies. All you need is an iPhone and a lot of skill. Apple has shared a new Everyday Experiments video that shows us how an iPhone 13 can be used to create some amazing Hollywood shots at home. Throughout the video we're shown how to use things like RC cars, pets, and even food to recreate some of the shots you've very likely seen in Hollywood movies over the years. All you need are things you might already own — and a lot of talent! Check out the...
Vendor: Slumberkins
Type: plush toy
Price:
45.00
When it comes to creativity, the possibilities are endless, and Dragon encourages children to explore its many forms. Whether it’s designing a science experiment or doodling their heart out, Dragon reminds kids that they can tap into their creativity at any time.
As children grow, they often receive external messages telling them that creativity is tied to a talent or skill. Through this Limited Edition Dragon’s lessons and affirmation, kids learn to connect with their curiosity, explore their imagination, and express themselves with confidence.
What's Included: Jade Dragon Kin 6"W x 14"L "Dragon Dreams and Creates: An Introduction to Creativity" Board Book Affirmation CardMade in Vietnam
