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Real and Virtual Football Fields are Up for

How can commercial firms make football fans happy, besides selling T-shirts with names of favorite players? The largest German trading company «Quelle» found such original souvenir from World Cup 2006 – this is «exclusive» grass from Berlin Olympic stadium football arena after final game.

The whole of surface will be sold out in parts with «quality certificate», as company advertisement says. For 75Euro you will be able to buy an original piece of field, trampled by World Cup 2006 finalists’ football boots, in two variants.

The first one – is «live grass surface» (30x20cm), which, as advertisement says, will be placed in a special packing, allowing keeping this football relic for a long time. It’s supposed, that later a happy holder of grass with traces of famous footballers will put this relic, say, in his garden, and then a gardener-fan will have his own «Worl Cup 2006 corner».

«Field dealers» also thought about those, who have no gardens, but still want to keep an expensive «personal piece of football field». Fot them there’s second variant – «conserved grass», to be more exact, a piece of field 14õ8õ5 cm weighing 750 g, covered with acryl.

You can request a souvenir via Internet already.

Part of proceeds from this unusual action «Quelle» will send to charities.

Sale of Olympic stadium lawn – is not the first case, when place of football battles is sold in retail. In 2005 a Brazilian company «ArteRio» also sold pieces of legendary Brazilian stadium «Marakana», where legends of world football – Pele, Garrincha, Ziko and Romario – played in different years.

The idea of selling «Marrakana» was born due to tourists, trying to carry off tufts of grass with themselves. «ArteRio» employers understood that grass was in popular demand and and decided to make money on it.

The newest tendency is sale of virtual football field. The project of http://www.my-football-team.com is an example of it.

Here you can determine the most popular football club of the world. Your voices cast for your favorite team will contribute into the team’s victory. This project enables everyone to have his/her say in favor of their favorite football team, receive in their possession a plot of the football ground shared by all the clubs and also render their help to the mentally deranged and physically handicapped children.

A common thing for such projects is charity. However, profit shares for charity and charitable foundations are different. The money funds raised during realization of this project are planned to be partially earmarked for establishing an information resource covering football events and everything that is connected with football all over the world. Charity is another aim for the funds to be invested. We have been cooperating with a big entity involved in welfare activities catering the needs of children suffering from cancer.

Invite your friends to be fans of your clubs, be involved in this project, and you will be a success in all your arrangements. For the time being you can get a piece of virtual football field for free, later you will have to pay a token contribution of $0,25. Price will grow closer to ending of voting. Thus, price of sectors is growing, and you still have a possibility to resell them later. If you outbid a piece of football field from a different person, you also can vote for other football club.

Your involvement in the project can be of help for everybody.

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Why Are Gay Men Attracted to Men in Uniform?

Most gay men get attracted to men in uniform. This state is actually one type of fetish, just the sight of certain male individuals wearing their work outfits may ignite another person’s sexuality. Try imagining guys wearing suits of firemen, lumber jacks, police men, sailors, football players, coast guards, wait staff or butlers, navies, armies, doctors, flight attendants, or prisoners. They stand out in a crowd full of civilians, they attract attention, and are usually head turners. These types of clothing add excitement, enthusiasm, and incitement to gay men. When homosexuals spot these men in work suits, they often get giddy and start plotting on how to chase them.

There are few things that could break down the reasons behind this matter. One basis is it just might have something to do with the idea that most men in some forms of uniform are well groomed. Those clean cuts, shiny boots, perfectly ironed coordinated outfit, smelling clean, and looking neat plus a great mysterious smile and deep dimples. Who would not want to be intimate with a flawless hygienic looking person? Another is that the attire gives a hint of authority, strength, and professionalism. These characteristics would build up the idea of security. Usually, if not most, gay men tend to be feminine and tender, thus making men in work clothes more attractive. It is about the very masculine-protector image and the thought of stability. Men in their uniforms can exude power, sexiness, and manliness.

When it comes to sex, uniforms are the usual costumes used to portray a certain activity. The work clothes display that a man can be a 100% gentleman, but can be very intimate when the uniform is stripped down. It creates anticipation, thus the lust becomes more evident and stronger. The whole black tactical or assault look makes gay men strongly desire the uniformed men to submit themselves or to be submitted to. The naughtiness in bed will increase as both or either of them will take orders from each other. This is one of the most common fantasy they have. It may become extremely dreamy for gay uniform chasers to have sex with a man in work dress. Add to that a well defined body structure but not too muscular, and that will definitely illuminate the desire.

This has become a total turn on to homosexuals and has been very interesting since the early times. The things mentioned above are just a few of the many reasons why. There is no direct or exact explanation as to how or when it all started. All in all, gay men are drawn to men in uniform as a result of a combination of their idealism and fantasies.

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Manchester United Signed Memorabilia – Rare and Authentic Gifts of Manchester United Football Club

Are you looking for an authentic football gift for a die-hard Manchester United football club fan? You can easily grab such fascinating and rare gift items by considering the Manchester United Signed Memorabilia. The memorabilia is a collection of archive and genuine gift items that are worthy and precious.

Signed Memorabilia of Manchester United football club are worthy and significant. In this collection you can find gifts such as- signed shirts, photos and montages of legendary players that are truly captivating and add dignity. The gifts have created a tumult in the market as ideal gifts for all occasions. Manchester United Signed Memorabilia is presented beautifully in frames so that you can easily display on desk or mount on the walls of your living room. The memorabilia collection is enriched with features that are fascinating.

Many gifts available in Manchester United Signed Memorabilia comes with the certificate of authenticity. For example: Manchester United Squad Signed 07/08 is an unquestionable genuine and rare gift item. It is presented in a gold plated frame with signatures of many legendary players of the club. This is a priceless gift for football fans. You can also find photos with signatures of celebrated players. The prints are of high quality and do not carry watermarks. The photos capture the player in action and relive the glorious moments.

Manchester United Signed Memorabilia Gifts are ideal gifts for all occasions such as- birthdays, weddings, anniversary, Christmas etc. You can also personalise the gifts and make it look more appealing. As they are genuine so they are not easily accessible in any sports store. The virtual way to grab these valuable memorabilia gifts is by using the internet shopping. As there are umpteen products that once belonged to the players so they are of great demand. Manchester United Signed Memorabilia display stunning gift items for the Manchester United football club nuts.

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The FA Cup in the 1940s

The FA Cup is the oldest association football competition in the world and an enormously important symbol of the History of Football in England. In 1872, Wanderers Football Club won the first title in the history of FA Cup football. The record for the most wins is held by Manchester United with 11 triumphs, followed by Arsenal with 10 and Tottenham Hotspur with 8. The trophy is held by Wigan Athletic, who defeated Manchester City 1-0 in the 2013 final.

FA Cup Football in the 1940s

1940s was a decade of war. World War II was a global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945. Two Opposing military alliances fought against each other, the Allies and the Axis. Large parts of the European continent were war zones; to play the FA Cup was not to think about. Both the Football League and the FA Cup were canceled during the war. FA reinstated the tournament as soon as the war ended. The first post-war final was played between Derby County and Charlton Athletic.

Attendance figures at the Finals increased during the postwar period. All finals in the 1940s had over 98 000 spectators (1946-98,000|1947-98,215|1948-99,842|1949-98,920). Charlton was the only club that played two FA Cup finals in the 1940s. Both finals Charlton participated in went to extra time. In 1946 they lost after conceding three goals in extra time against Derby. A year later, they won against Burnley since Duffy scored the only goal in the game in the 114th minute.

Club of the decade: Charlton Athletic Football Club was founded on June 1905. Charlton have played two Finals in their history. Both times were in the 1940s. In 1947 they won the Cup thanks to a late goal from Scottish striker Chris Duffy.

Player of the decade: Charlton fullback Bert Turner was probably not the decade’s best players. Scoring for both sides in a FA Cup Final gets you in on the top of the list of the Player of the decade. It’s not just that Turner scored both Charlton and opponents Derby but it only differs one minute between the goals. The game was goalless until the 85th minute, when Turner tried to kick the ball clear, but only managed to put the ball into his own net. In the next minute Charlton fullback Bert Turner scored for his own team when he took a freekick that was deflected past Woodley in to the net. Turner played 179 games for Charlton scoring two goals.

Results and Scorers FA Cup Finals 1946-49

1946 FA Cup Final (Wembley Stadium)

Derby County – Charlton Athletic 4-1 aet

1-0 B. Turner 85′(og), 1-1 B. Turner 86′, 2-1 Doherty 92′, 3-1 Stamps 97′, 4-1 Stamps 106′

1947 Final (Wembley Stadium)

Charlton Athletic – Burnley 1-0 aet

1-0 Duffy 114′

1948 Final (Wembley Stadium)

Manchester United – Blackpool 4-2

1-0 Rowley 28′, 1-1 Shimwell 12′(pen.), 1-2 Mortensen 35′, 2-2 Rowley 70′, 3-2 Pearson 80′, 4-2 Anderson 82′

1949 Final (Wembley Stadium)

Wolverhampton Wanderers – Leicester City 3-1

1-0 Pye 13′, 2-0 Pye 42′, 2-1 Griffiths 47′, 3-1 Smyth 64′

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The Definitive History of the T-Shirt

Today the modern T-shirt has spawned a vast textile and fashion industry, worth over two-billion dollars to the world’s retail trade. The unlikely birth of the t-shirt was a rather unspectacular event, however this humble piece of attire was set to change the styles and fashions of cultures for generations to come. Eventually the T-Shirt would be used as a political tool for protest and in certain times and places in history, a symbol of revolution and change.

At the very beginning the t-shirt was little more than a piece of underwear, an extremely utilitarian one at that. In the late 19th century the union suit, (also colloquially known as long johns), was in its hey day, worn across America and northern parts of Europe. Popular throughout class and generation, this modest knitted one-piece covered the whole body, from the neck to the wrists and ankles. The designs pièce de résistance featured a drop flap in the back for ease of use in the old outhouse. As cotton became more and more widely available, underwear manufacturers seized the moment to create an alternative to this mainstay and rather cumbersome design. Knitted material is difficult to cut and sew seams and thus with cotton a radical shift towards mass-made fashion could begin.

In Europe times were changing, as the Americans continued to sweat and itch, a simple «T-shaped» template was cut twice from a piece of cotton cloth and the two pieces faced and stitched together in a lowly European workhouse. It was half a pair of long johns, but it soon took on a life of its own. As the Industrial Revolution reached its inevitable conclusion, Henry T. Ford created the world’s first production line, the ideas of functionalism, efficiency, and utilitarian style entered the mainstream consciousness of societies across the world, and Europe in particular. Many began to question the Puritanism of the past, Victorian buttoned-down ideas of modesty were starting to give way to scantier and scantier swimsuits, ankle-bearing skirts, and short-sleeved shirts. As World War One loomed upon the horizon, the t-shirt was about to be conscripted to the army.

Historical researchers define the first recorded incident of the introduction of the T-shirt to the United States occurred during World War One when US soldiers remarked upon the light cotton undershirts European soldiers were issued as standard uniform. American soldiers were fuming, their government were still issuing woolen uniforms, this wasn’t fashion, it was practically a tactical military disadvantage. How could a sniper keep still and aim his rifle with beads of sweat pouring in his eyes, and an itch that just wouldn’t go away? The US army may not have reacted as quickly as their troops would have liked, but the highly practical and light t-shirt would soon make its way back to the mainstream American consumer.

Due to their highly recognizable shape, and want for a better name, the word «T-shirt» was coined, and as the word found its place in the cultural lexicon, people across the world began to adopt the new and more comfortable alternative to the union shirt. A handful of American experts claim that the name was coined in 1932 when Howard Jones commissioned «Jockey» to design a new sweat absorbing shirt for the USC Trojans football team. However the US army contests the origins of the word come from army training shirts, being the military it was not long before practicality ensured the abbreviation. There is one alternative theory, little known and rather graphic in its interpretation. Essentially the idea that shortened-length arms were described as akin to the shape of an amputees torso, a common sight in the bloodier battles of the past, though this speculation cannot be verified, the idea has a gory ring of truth about it. During World War II the T-shirt was finally issued as standard underwear for all ranks in both the U.S. Army and the Navy. Although the T-shirt was intended as underwear, soldiers performing strenuous battle games or construction work, and especially those based in warmer climes would often wear an uncovered T-shirt. On July the 13th, 1942, the cover story for Life magazine features a photo of a soldier wearing a T-shirt with the text «Air Corps Gunnery School».

In the first few years after World War Two, the European fashion for wearing T-shirts as an outer garment, inspired mainly by new US army uniforms, spread to the civilian population of America. In 1948 the New York Times reported a new and unique marketing tool for that year’s campaign for New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey. It was the first recorded «slogan T-Shirt», the message read «Dew It for Dewey», closely repeated by the more famous «I Like Ike» T-shirts in Dwight D. Eisenhower’s presidential campaign.

In the early 1950s enterprising companies based in Miami, Florida, began to decorate tee shirts with Floridian resort names and even cartoon characters. The first recorded graphic t-shirt catalogue was created by Tropix Togs, by its creator and founder, Miami entrepreneur Sam Kantor. They were the original licensee for Walt Disney characters that included Mickey Mouse and Davy Crockett. Later other companies expanded into the tee shirt printing business that included Sherry Manufacturing Company also based in Miami.

Sherry began business in 1948, the owner and founder, Quinton Sandler, was quick to catch onto the new T-shirt trend, and quickly expanded the screen print scarf company into the largest screen print licensed apparel producer in the United States. Soon more and more celebrities were seen on national TV sporting this new risqué apparel including John Wayne, and Marlon Brando. In 1955 James Dean gave the T-Shirt street credibility in the classic movie «Rebel Without A Cause». The T-Shirt was fast evolving into a contemporary symbol of rebellious youth. The initial furore and public outcry soon died down and within time even the American Bible Belt could see its practicality of design.

In the 60’s people began to tie dye and screenprint the basic cotton T-Shirt making it an even bigger commercial success. Advances in printing and dying allowed more variety and the Tank Top, Muscle Shirt, Scoop Neck, V-Neck, and many other variations of the T-Shirt came in to fashion. During this period of cultural experimentation and upheaval, many independent T-shirt printers made copies of «Guerrillero Heroico, or Heroic Guerilla», the famous portrait of Ernesto «Che» Guevara taken by Alberto «Korda» Diaz. Since which it is said to be the most reproduced image in the history of photography, mainly thanks to the rise of the T-shirt.

The 1960’s also saw the creation of the «Ringer T-shirt» which became a staple fashion for youth and rock-n-rollers. The decade also saw the emergence of tie-dyeing and screen-printing on the basic T-shirt. In 1959, «Plastisol», a more durable and stretchable ink, was invented, allowing much more variety in t-shirt designs. As textile technologies improved, new T-shirt styles were soon introduced, including the the tank top, the A-shirt (infamously known as the «wife beater»), the muscle shirt, scoop necks, and of course V-necks.

More and more iconic T-shirts were designed and created throughout the Psychedelic era, including more and more home-made experiments. A tidal wave of tie-died t-shirts began to appear at the burgeoning music festival scenes in Western Europe and America. By the late 60’s it was practically a required dress code amongst the West Coast hippie culture. Band T-shirts became another extremely popular form of T shirt, cheaply printed and sold at live gigs and concerts of the day, the tradition continues to the present, band T shirts are as popular as ever, however the price of them has risen dramatically.

In 1975 Vivienne Westwood makes her mark at 430 King’s Road, London at the «Sex» boutique with her new Punk-style t-shirts, including her infamous «God Save The Queen» design. Punk introduced an explosion of independent fashion designers and in particular t-shirt designers. To this day many modern designs pay tribute to the «grunge-look» of this rebellious and anarchic period of Western culture.

The influx of corporate funding of the 1980’s changed the whole face of the T-shirt market. Slogan T-shirts were gaining popularity again, «Choose Life» was produced to promote the debut album of George Micheal’s band «Wham», whilst «Frankie Says» helped push a string of highly controversial singles to the top of the UK charts for Liverpool based band «Frankie Goes to Hollywood». Bands, football teams, political parties, advertising agencies, business convention organizers, in fact anyone after a piece of cheap promotion began to commission and sell vast numbers of T-shirts. One noble exception of the time was the now iconic «Feed the World» T-shirt, created to raise funds and awareness of the original and groundbreaking Band Aid charity event.

During the 80’s and 90’s T-Shirt production and printing technologies vastly improved, including early forms of D.T.G (Direct to Garment Transfer) printing, increased the volume and availability. Whilst in financial circles, the world’s stock markets took notice as the American T-Shirt was classed as a commodity item in the apparel industry.

Branded corporate labels soon made their massive mark on the industry. A whole new generation of T-shirt designs swamped the market, promoting conformity and allegiance to a brand name, such as Nike, rather than an expression of individuality. This rather uninspiring tradition still continues to this day, the now iconic «Vintage 82» T-shirt from «Next» for example. Within a few years of its first printing, this design was allowed to flood the market, until cheap copies and black market knock-offs have saturated the world. There are many similar designs which have a similar limited cultural shelf-life.

More recently an inspiring movement towards re-politicizing the T-shirt has enabled pressure groups and charities to push their message to a wider audience. Over one million people marched into London wearing a vast array of anti war, anti Bush and anti Blair T shirts at the anti Iraq rally. Another example, reminiscent of the earlier Band Aid event, saw The Make Poverty History campaign of 2005 receive global media coverage. Soon after Vivienne Westwood re-emerges in the T-shirt world with her new slogan T-shirt «I am not a terrorist, please don’t arrest me». Catherine Hamnett, another famous British fashion designer is well known for her protest T-shirts, including her work to highlight Third World debt and the Aids epidemic in Africa. Then again, Catherine has recently been quoted as saying political slogan shirts allow the consumer to «feel they have participated in democratic action», when in fact all they have done is a little clothes shopping. This maybe true, however they still bring enormous media attention to any just cause.

Over the years the styles, images, and contribution to free society that T-shirts have provided are taken as granted, the T-shirt is now an essential accompaniment for any fashionable wardrobe, no matter what part of the world. Still yet more technical advances in the industry have allowed for more choices in style and cut. Oversize T-shirts that extend down to the knees, are popular with hip hop and skater fashions. Seasons change, however from time to time the female market embraces more tight-fitting «cropped» T-shirt styles, cut short enough to reveal the midriff. The rise of the «hoodie» or hooded long sleeved T-shirt cannot be ignored, it is also fast becoming an essential addition to any street wise fashionista’s collection.

Recently there has been a massive consumer backlash against the branded conformity of the corporate and licensed t-shirt market. The consumer is at last regaining some sense of individuality, people today are not satisfied with the notion of «brand loyalty». People want to reflect their own personality, political beliefs, sense of style or humor. Some are designing their own with the help of a wide selection of D.I.Y online t-shirt printing services, including «Cafe Press» and «Threadless» to mention just two. But many people neither have the time nor the inclination to design their own artwork, and so marks the rise of the independent T-shirt designer. Reminiscent of the 1960’s but with a worldwide appeal, artists, graphic designers, renegades of the fashion world are beginning to get noticed. The greatest asset a modern T-shirt can have is its originality, a quality that will always be in demand, both now and hopefully far into the future.

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Does the Pink of Breast Cancer Awareness Month Make Women With Cancer Feel Worse?

October is the traditional month for Breast Cancer Awareness. You’ll see pink ribbons, pink t-shirts, pink clothing of all types worn by both women and men.

In fact, this year of 2010, the professional football teams of the National Football League have included pink in their football uniforms. Burly lineman and linebackers put pink cleats on their football shoes; quarterbacks and receivers wear pink wristbands and carry pink towels as part of their gear.

Why pink? How did the pink ribbon movement start? And most importantly, does it really help women who already have breast cancer? Or make them feel worse?

How Pink Got Into the Cancer Business

Ribbons have been used to express solidarity on the part of the wearer with the identified cause since the early to late 20th Century. Yellow ribbons are used for troops at war. Red ribbons for those with AIDS. Pink ribbons (and the color pink) express support for those who are diagnosed with Breast Cancer.

In the fall of 1991, Alexandra Penney, editor-in-chief of Self, a woman health magazine and Evelyn Lauder, of the cosmetic company Estée Lauder, got the idea to create a ribbon. The cosmetics giant distributed those ribbons stores in New York City.

Charlotte Hayley, who battled the disease, produced peach colored ribbons. She sold the ribbons to support cancer prevention. After discussing opportunities with Lauder, Hayley and their lawyers, they a «new» color, pink, was chosen, which became an international symbol for awareness.

Does Pink Really Help Women Who Have Breast Cancer?

There are loud voices of criticism about «Pink Month» and its long term effects for battling breast cancer.

Critics say that promoting pink ribbons as a symbol has not been credited with saving any lives. Others believe that the pink ribbon will fade from popular use and become only a fad. October has become a month when «pink» sales explode. Companies that sell pink merchandise and give a token donation to related charities.

Gayle Sulik, a medical sociologist wrote Pink Ribbon Blues: How Breast Cancer Culture Undermines Women’s Health. She found that while «pink ribbon culture» has brought the illness much attention in the United States, did not improve women’s health. Based on eight years of research, analysis and hundreds of interviews with women who had the disease, Ms. Sulik found that cancer rates rise, the cancer industry thrives, corporations profit from the disease, and those with this cancer are stigmatized by the pink ribbon.

How Does Seeing Pink Make Women with Cancer Feel about Themselves?

How does any woman feel when she has a serious illness and everything around her says, «Be Aware of Breast Cancer.» In October, 2009 after Cheryl had been diagnosed with DCIS, a Stage 0 level. That October was a difficult month. Pink was everywhere and she was very aware of cancer. She had been diagnosed with it.

Yes, early detection was very important because we had less severe symptoms to deal with. Yet, the awareness month itself did little to support her. Whenever Cheryl went shopping, pink was everywhere. She felt horrible, like she couldn’t get a break to live a normal life. Reminders were everywhere, that she was not normal – she had this cancer. She just wanted to hide.

Writing notes of support, using affirming words and spending more time together did a lot more for her spirits than pink ribbons and t-shirts did. Using the Treasuring mindset and approach helped Cheryl feel loved, appreciated and valued on the inside.

So, my questions to you, dear reader, are: What does October Breast Cancer Awareness Month mean to you? How do you treasure women with with illness? What do you write or say to them? And if you have breast cancer yourself, what would you want the important people in your life to write or say to you?

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Do It Yourself Picture Framing Or Choose A Professional Custom Framer

Why pay a professional custom picture framer when you can do it yourself?

It is not always wise to attempt to frame your own pictures but learning how to make picture frames can be fun and rewarding. When you have a valuable artwork or an awkward size picture or object to frame it makes sense to consult with a trained picture framer, but when you just want to quickly make a frame for a gift or to decorate around the home, you can attempt to make a frame yourself.

With all the lifestyle television shows on home improvement and a decline in consumer confidence in the building and construction industry it makes sense for many people to do home improvements by themselves. Picture framing is no exception.

Why not try to frame your photos and keepsakes? But is a little knowledge of the technical aspects combined with the eye for creativity is enough to make a great frame on your own?

Why are people turning to do-it-yourself picture framing?

Having beautifully crafted picture frames adorning your family photographs is something everyone desires but given the high labor and material costs not everyone can afford to go down this path. Getting your pictures framed can be an expensive exercise. Educated and wealthy individuals have always understood the value of the fine craftsmanship that goes into hand-making picture frames. They will always choose to have their pictures professionally framed unless they just want to have some fun framing them as a hobby.

Many framers themselves do not have a lot of experience or expertise in construction or manufacturing frames because they are either self-taught or just buy a lot of their products already cut to size. Then they just assemble the photograph or picture into the frame and sell it for a profit.

As a result, people are finding that their framing jobs are not being completed to their satisfaction. Sometimes they even have to pay someone else to change one or more aspects of their finished frames so that they meet their desires.

Unless you are going to choose a framer who has a great reputation and is a qualified you would be better off finding out how to make frames at home.

You do not have to rely and pay someone to frame your pictures. Why not try to do it yourself?

You can enhance your pictures using colored matting, fillets, liners and a variety of frames. You can purchase a lot of what you need online or at your local hardware store. Some picture framing shops sell components and all you need to make frames.

To get started you can learn a few techniques by taking a frame making class, reading a few books and watching instructional videos.

Amazon has some great books on how to frame pictures. You can even get them as e-books for your Kindle or iPad.

YouTube has some picture framing videos but you are usually better to get a specific instructional home study course for making frames at home. Many of the freely available content doesn’t show you the finer details and some of the content on the web is now outdated.

One of the initial expenses when you get started is the equipment required to make frames. It is always better to spend a little more and get some quality functional tools rather than cheap framing equipment that doesn’t work well. The two most important tools to consider are a mitering saw and a mat board cutter. Searching for framing equipment reviews is one way to research the tools that are available.

If you just want to try framing at home without buying any equipment you can purchase your frames via a «chop service». Mat boards can also be purchased on the Internet in full sheets and cut to size. This does remove some of the fun of cutting your own materials but it does ensure you will achieve professional results.

There are inexpensive ways to frame pictures without having to pay skilled tradespeople like buying second-hand frames and refurbishing them to suit your decor. You can also buy new frames from dollar stores and remove the pictures and then insert your own.

Nothing beats the feeling of satisfaction you get when you see your pictures hanging up at home.

The best option is choosing a professional to frame your pictures but when you prefer to do it yourself you can achieve good results if you learn how to frame properly and then practice until you become proficient.

You do not have to spend a great deal of money to have your pictures framed. You have the capability to do it yourself. With some instructions and a little bit of work, anyone can turn photos into their own framed masterpieces.

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Choose the Best Designer Clothes For Your Little Boy This Season

If you are fashionable by nature and prefer being well dressed then it is only natural that you would want to dress your children the same way. Children look adorable with smart clothes and trendy outfits that have been exclusively prepared for them. Keeping this in mind more and more designers are coming up with clothes line meant exclusively for children. The list of designers has both established names like Ralph Lauren and other newcomers who are making their presence felt. Earlier most of these designer clothes were created keeping in mind the baby girl, but nowadays there are various options for the boys too. Trendy boy’s clothes are very much in vogue and you have various options to choose from.

Clothes for young boys include t-shirts, track pants, denims, dungarees, cargo pants, and capri pants amongst other things. There is also an entire range of sports clothing that are popular amongst boys gear. This includes baseball t-shirts and football t-shirts. There is also an entire range of baseball shoes and football shoes for boys which are immensely popular amongst the young boys. The most popular types of clothing for young boys are:

T-shirts – bright and comfortable t-shirts are one of the most comfortable types of clothing for young boys. They are available in various colors and prints. The various prints include animal prints, cartoons, popular icons, scenery, graphic designs, or sports logos and graphics. These tees are available in both crew neck and polo neck versions. T-shirts for boys are fashionable for all occasions and look very smart when worn in layers. You will also find t-shirts with messages written on them like «Dad’s favorite» or «Mama’s angel» which make them look very cute.

Shorts – young boys are mostly found in denim shorts or corduroy shorts that make them look fashionable. You will also find cotton shorts for your toddler that is loose and airy to give him the comfort when playing around for longer hours. Just like the corduroy shorts look classy, the cotton ones come in various prints like jungle prints, solids, or graphic designs.

Outerwear – there are a variety of hooded cotton jackets available for children. These add more style when worn over a simple t-shirt or a shirt. These jackets look best when coordinated properly with your child’s outfit. The best option is to go for a denim jacket which looks good with all outfits in general.

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Renting Self Storage in Milford, New Jersey

Located less than 45 miles from both Newark, New Jersey and midtown Manhattan, New York, West Milford, New Jersey may be a relatively small community (less than 30,000 full-time residents), but it’s a popular choice for commuters to the big cities as well as city residents looking for a quiet place to getaway to for the weekend.

For years West Milford had been an almost exclusively residential community. It wasn’t until the 1970s that businesses really began to call the area home. Now the city West Milford features a thriving community of small businesses. These companies rely on the safety, security and convenience of self storage in West Milford, New Jersey to warehouse furnishings, back-up equipment and computers, archived records and files and even surplus retail goods. By getting these items out of the office or off of the sales floor, businesses can streamline their operations, making them more efficient and (likely) more profitable. One of the keys to owning/operating a successful business is taking advantage of all available opportunities. Renting self storage in West Milford, New Jersey can be one of those opportunities that puts a small business on the path to success.

West Milford is a smaller community, but it features an extensive amateur sports program. Athletic programs include Little League Baseball, the Police Athletic League basketball and soccer, Midget Football Association, Amateur Baseball Association and Softball. These athletic organizations work together, providing the best possible athletic experiences for the town’s residents.

West Milford also offers a variety of travel sports teams, providing selected athletes higher levels of competition. These teams include West Milford Xtreme softball, Wolverines baseball, Wolfpack baseball, Warhawks baseball, Wildcats basketball and the Connie Mack baseball program.

If you and your family take advantage of this wide variety of athletic programs, you may find your garage and/or basement has become overwhelmed with your athletic equipment. Free up valuable space in your home by keeping all your sporting goods in self storage in West Milford, New Jersey. Renting storage space for your gear doesn’t just make space in terms of clearing up room in your home; it can also be the best thing for the well-being of the gear itself. The extra rental space will help you keep everything better organized, allowing you to more accurately assess your equipment’s condition. Making repairs and replacements as needed will leave you ready on game days, rather than forcing you to make an unplanned stop at the local sporting goods store.

Living in a smaller community doesn’t necessarily mean you have to limit your options in life. As West Milford proves, smaller cities still have a lot to offer. Whether you take advantage of the commercial or recreational opportunities (or both) in the community, self storage in West Milford, New Jersey can help you. Call your local service provider today to speak with a member of the property management staff for help finding the storage solution that will best fit your needs and budget.

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A Football Souvenir For the World Cup – What Are Tomorrow’s Antiques?

Remember 1966? You might not. Perhaps you’ve seen the grainy footage of Geoff Hurst banging in the fourth goal in the Cup final against Germany and the commentator saying ‘They Think It’s All Over, it is now’. Well this is 2010 and we are all hoping for England to do well in the World Cup in South Africa.

Anyone with a ticket from the 66 World Cup or a programme from the final is the owner of a great football souvenir. Even programmes and tickets for the games from the early rounds can fetch good prices. This kind of football memorabilia changes hands for a lot of money and football gifts from each world cup final become more collectible with time. In 1966 the England players were all awarded medals when they won the competition. In 1998 Bobby Moore’s wife Tina, who was married to Bobby for 21 years sold his medal at auction to secure the financial future for herself and her two children. The medal was estimated at between £60,000 to £80,000.

Shirts signed by players during the big tournaments are also highly treasured by collectors, as are match day balls.

On a smaller scale, any product that was made specifically for an event like the World Cup will, if kept in a decent condition, gain value with age. In 1966 the mascot ‘World Cup Willie’ was everywhere, available as a soft toy, a jigsaw puzzle and even endorsing breakfast cereals. Nowadays a collector with ‘Willie’ merchandise from 1966 is able to see items for hundreds of pounds.

Serious collectors buy products and don’t even take them out of the boxes, ensuring they retail their value and authenticity. Who would have though movie merchandise from the original Star Wars films would be so valuable today. The same can be said for football souvenirs from the World Cup.

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