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Perfectly Imperfect Askew Artwork Let go of the level, and embrace the off-kilter charm of a gallery wall that comes together organically. While most advice related to installing artwork tends to involve tedious how-tos that require a measuring tape, level, and butcher paper cut to the dimensions of your framed finds (seriously, who has the time?), here's a happy little secret: The most dynamic and interesting gallery walls typically take shape far more casually. Think of your walls like blank pages of a scrapbook that should be added to over time as opposed to a singular project to check off a list. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Woman's Day provides tips and ideas for decorating your home in a patriotic theme. The suggestions include creating a flag using red and white fabric strips, adding pinwheels and sparklers to your garden, wrapping cones in patriotic paper for a festive dessert, making a wreath using straws, and using Americana ribbon to decorate a vase. The article also suggests using blue painter's tape and tinsel firework toppers for a dazzling tablecloth display. The article includes colorful photos to illustrate the ideas. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Woman's Day provides creative ideas for decorating eggs. The suggestions include using yellow dye and a permanent marker to draw on features, using watercolor paint to create a work of art, using puff paint to create a Swiss-dot effect, using gold leaf for a golden touch, and creating a berry-themed egg by painting it red and adding seeds and a paper strawberry "hull." The article includes colorful photos to illustrate the different techniques. [Extracted from the article]

PRODUCED BY RACHAEL BURROW • WRITTEN BY STEELE THOMAS MARCOUX Etching a Tradition Master stencil carver Rokutani Baiken (left, 1907-73) practices the art of katagami in which layers of washi paper are soaked in tannin-rich persimmon juice, then carved, often in leaf or vine motifs, to create stencils used for resist-dyeing textiles. Patek Philippe flexes its mastery of rare handcraft in a dazzling homage to the Japanese tradition of stencil carving - a compelling reminder of art's universal dialect. The 1850s Edo-era stencil below was used to dye kimonos; chairish.com A Virtuoso Tribute in Time One of nine pocket watches created for Patek Philippe's Watch Art Grand Exhibition Tokyo 2023, "Katagami" (992/178J-001) nods to the historic craft with graphic allusions to paper cutouts and hand-engraved vertical grooves finished with enamel that recall textile fibers. [Extracted from the article]

Didja know… A&W restaurants reportedly served up the first bacon cheeseburger, and it was added to the A&W menu in 1963. flavor upgrade Replace 2 Tbsp of butter with bacon fat. Use it to sauté veggies or fry eggs for a hint of smoky flavor. tasty trick One way to avoid dry turkey: Wrap it in luscious bacon. fast favorite To cook bacon quickly, place strips on a plate between several layers of paper towels. PHOTO (COLOR): Cheddar, Bacon, and Chive Quick Bread recipe, page 89 PHOTO (COLOR): Maple-Bacon Cinnamon Rolls recipe, page 90 PHOTO (COLOR): Bacon & Egg Breakfast Tart recipe, page 90 PHOTO (COLOR): Smoky Bacon Turkey Breast PHOTO (COLOR): Jalapeño Popper Chicken Soup recipe, page 89. [Extracted from the article]

With the help of professional organizer Sherry Borsheim of Simply Productive, open shelves in rich teal - the same shade as the kitchen island - were installed "to make sure the walk-in pantry would be super functional and curated", says Brown. "The light fixture brings in that modern touch, while the detailed hardwood flooring inlay and the wood ceiling beams speak to the traditional aesthetic", says Brown. FAUX LARGE LEAF RUBBER PLANT, $100, WORLDMARKET.COM NIVOS TABLE, $249, ARTICLE.COM RELIEF [1] CANVAS PRINT BY ALYSSA HAMILTON ART, $110, SOCIETY6.COM GRAY SOLID WOOD UPHOLSTERED ACCENT ARM CHAIR, $158, HOMEDEPOT.COM Tile halfway up the bathroom wall. [Extracted from the article]

LAB results Textiles pros and parent testers were blown away by the craftsmanship, raving about how well made it looked. LAB results Lab analysts and parent testers noted that it was quick and simple to set up: Just shake it open and click it right into place. FAMILY ROOM MEET THE GH EXPERTS BIRNUR ARAL, PH .D. HEALTH & BEAUTY LAB EXECUTIVE DIR ECTOR NICOLE PAPANTONIOU KITCHEN APPLIANCES LAB DIRECTOR MARISA LASCALA SENIOR PARENTING EDITOR RACHEL ROTHMAN CHIEF TECHNOLOGI ST LEXIE SACHS EXECUTIVE TEXTILES DIRECTOR EMMA SEYMOUR SENIOR TEXTILES PRODUCT ANALYST Premium Play Picks High-Design Playset This three-piece stackable climbing toy from Gathre helps children under 5 explore, move toward independence and engage in physical activity under proper supervision. LAB results Our Lab experts found it easy to install thanks to clever belting and a LATCH system with an audible click; parent testers lauded the no-rethread harness system that made positional adjustments a cinch. [Extracted from the article]

Hold the cloche or bell jar upside down, and place your gourds inside. COLLECTING TIP: While a cloche and a bell jar can be used for the same purposes (object displays or in the garden), bell jars fan out more at the bottom. Simply make color copies of your favorite plates and trays, then cut the paper into strips and adhere to a pumpkin or gourd with Mod Podge. [Extracted from the article]

From left to right: The abstract Roulade Print in Navy/Teal is one of many color-filled fabrics and papers in the Rhapsody Collection. leejofa.com. BOTTOM ROW from left to right: Palmar Print in Spice, a leafy, berry design, reads like an overscaled stripe on linen. brunschwig.com. [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "Our Kind of Town" discusses a collaboration between Town & Country magazine and Paper magazine to create a dinner party that captures the essence of New York City. The idea behind the collaboration was to mix the bourgeois and the rebel, showcasing both the old school and the new school, the past and the future. The article highlights the diverse and vibrant nature of New York City, featuring a range of guests from different generations and backgrounds. The collaboration aims to capture the spirit of the city and celebrate its unique culture. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Country Living magazine highlights Woodruff's Pie Shop in Monroe, Virginia, and their famous apple pie. The shop is a family-owned business that has been running for 30 years, and now Angela Scott, her twin sisters, and her husband work there. The article features a recipe for their fried apple hand pies, which are described as a convenient and delicious version of their renowned apple pie. The article also includes a photograph of the hand pies and mentions that any deep-fried dessert served in waxy white paper is likely to be popular. [Extracted from the article]

The article explores the rise of trenbolone as a trendy steroid among Generation Z on social media, despite its severe health risks. Topics discussed include the influence of fitfluencers in promoting tren, the impact of social media on body image and steroid use, and the serious side effects associated with trenbolone use.

The article focuses on Christian McCaffrey, a standout running back in the National Football League (NFL) based in the U.S., and his approach to peak performance. Topics discussed include his rigorous training regimen with strength and speed components, his impressive achievements and career stats, and the mental and physical demands of his position, highlighting his discipline and dedication to optimizing his potential.

This article from Good Housekeeping provides a guide on how to freeze fresh produce to enjoy peak-season flavors for months. The guide advises prepping the produce by peeling, pitting, slicing, and chopping it before freezing. It also recommends blanching certain vegetables to capture their peak flavor, color, and nutrients. The article emphasizes that freezing does not destroy nutrients and can actually preserve more of them compared to other methods like canning and roasting. Additionally, the article suggests freezing herbs in silicone ice cube trays with olive oil for easy use in cooking. It concludes with suggestions on how to use frozen berries, stone fruits, corn, and sugar snap peas in various recipes. The article also provides recommendations for different types of containers for freezing and storing produce. [Extracted from the article]

Garmin's Race Adaptive Training is an algorithm-based training program available on their smartwatches that aims to revolutionize the way people train for races. The program offers daily recommendations for workouts based on factors like training load, recovery time, and sleep quality. The program takes into account factors like sleep patterns and heart rate variability, and can even suggest rest days based on the user's overall readiness for training. The article discusses the author's experience using the Garmin Race Adaptive Training Program to train for a marathon. The author found that training with friends made the process more enjoyable and saw improvements in their running abilities. They compared the Garmin training plan to a Runner's World plan and found them to be similar in terms of volume and workouts. However, they encountered issues with the watch's heart rate monitor and ultimately decided to stop wearing it for a few days. On race day, the author ran a 3:06 marathon, just missing their goal of sub-3 hours. They conclude that the Garmin Race Adaptive Training Program is a good option for runners who prefer a structured training plan. [Extracted from the article]

Using a foam craft brush, prime and paint medallions and let dry. YOUR HOME photographs by MIKE GARTEN furniture makeovers and prop styling by LIS ENGELHART and ALEX MATA Decorate a bookcase. STEP 3 Paint on two coats of Jolie Matte interior paint and allow it to dry fully (use a small roller for a smooth finish). [Extracted from the article]

• Framework fabric (as tablecloth), brookperdigontextiles.com. New, oversize florals recall Henri Matisse's paper cutouts and vivid foliage evokes André Derain's emotive landscapes - even stripes take on an ultrasaturated bravado. Objects & Artifacts Gutsy Fauvism The "wild beasts" of France's early 1900s art scene did not paint softly, dethroning Impressionism with intense color and gestural brushstrokes. [Extracted from the article]

Turn Any Fabric into Wallpaper It's an age-old designer trick: paper backing, the art of turning a roll of fabric into a paste-able wallcovering. BREAKFAST ROOM A custom banquette at the family home of designer Jeffrey Alan Marks, upholstered in Rogers & Goffigon Orkney Inlet fabric, wraps around three walls to create the ultimate cozy nook for mealtimes. JAMES ASPEN MARKS knows a fine piece of pottery. [Extracted from the article]

FEATURES Contracts, text messages, ex messages, and shopping for electronic devices: Astrologers tell us to steer clear of such activities when Mercury appears to reverse course in the night sky, going from east to west in "retrograde" motion. As one of Martin's interview subjects put it in her study, "Mercury rules the internet and Mercury retrograde is an internet phenomenon, which is why it's talked about so much on social media." That's what astrologer Joanna Martin, an independent researcher and student of Campion's, discovered while she was doing her 2018 master's dissertation on Mercury retrograde's cultural history - apparently the sole academic paper on the subject. [Extracted from the article]