Added by: mct | Karma: 2986.27 | Black Hole | 24 September 2010
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Cedar Valley Home and Garden - Fall 2010
When the trees are ablaze with fall’s glory, our thoughts turn to hearth and home and introducing the complex shades of autumn into our decor. Cinnamon, spice, tawny orange, russet, rich apricot and similar hues turn up the heat to create cozy, appealing spaces They create a sense of opulence, luxury and intensity that is inviting — and skin flattering!
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The Book lets readers of all levels of mathematical sophistication (or lack thereof) understand the origins, patterns, and interrelationships of different numbers. Whether it is a visualization of the Catalan numbers or an explanation of how the Fibonacci numbers occur in nature, there is something in here to delight everyone. The diagrams and pictures, many of which are in color, make this book particularly appealing and fun.
Sarajane Helm's book was a wonderful jump start to my amateur polymer clay artistic creations. Not only is it well written with easy to follow examples, but the pictures are aesthetically pleasing. I hate books where the examples shown are simply not visually appealing enough for me to try. This is not the case with this book. Kudos to the photographer Bobby Grieser.
There's something about Mary. Mary Engelbreit, that is. Colorful and charming, Mary Engelbreit's designs and keepsakes are cherished worldwide by her devoted fans. Now, quilting aficionados can bring this sweet and sassy style into their homes with Mary Engelbreit: Quilted Comforts for the Home. Loyal Mary Engelbreit fans may collect this exciting new volume for its endearing visuals alone. It offers 34 appealing projects, all incorporating distinctive Mary Engelbreit motifs, including a teapot wall hanging, paper doll tote bag, and charming Christmas stockings.
This month you will find plenty of materials and ideas to develop your students’ vocabulary and oral and writing skills. The activities presented, aimed at different ages and levels, as well as the posters were especially designed to foster description and enlarge vocabulary. Besides, suggestions on how to make Power Point presentations to make your classes more appealing and updated and an article on how to deal with learning disabilities complete this issue.
