Dolls switch

Dolls switch

Handmade items will require creative ideas into a unique product ideas go. The products stand out prominently buyers. Is another important factor. It allows customers to purchase products and keep a job. "Teddy switch” Magnet is the creation by the switch to make the doll is an interesting idea. From the header of the first switch. By the red LED lamp circuit using two tubes placed and connected to the power switch . Turn off fire. The clock is a battery to power a header after the switch is completed. It’s stuffed to act. Designed to bring an end grafted onto MDF wooden pencil sketch form. Jigsaw then used to cut the form outlined . Eliminated by the use sandpaper to remove any splinters. Polished surface is not smooth.

The next step is a step down pattern painted on the doll ‘s. Start by drawing the desired pattern before. Then to Color . When finished painting, let it dry completely. Then sprayed clear varnish. It took a header that was cleared of dry electrical switch attached to the doll ‘s. Use hot glue to adhere two pieces firmly magnet on the back. This was done.

Switch doll Magnet Man by Head have many designs. Or order drawn by the customer will want. The sale price is $ 150 per individual, but when you order 20 or more will be purchased, priced at $ 100, the various clock with the sale. With prices ranging from 250 baht to 400 baht.

Clay dolls locals

Clay dolls locals

 Thailand is a folk art doll clay of which made ​​for a long time and are based on traditional ways of living in the daily lives of people that followed the character of Thailand. Was the idea of ​​folk invented the doll . The villagers did not learn from school. But the transfer of learning by observation. Creative and consistent with the character of the people, especially Thailand. The villagers are so stuffed full of life latent in the simplicity of the local nature of the work itself.

Sculpture dolls, most villagers are bound to superstition. And beliefs of the people making clay dolls or doll clay of Thailand in the past. Or the present are also available for sacrificial offerings by the local belief that the use of the dolls represent enemies, or destroy the enemy. With the use of black magic incantation. Attacked with a needle into the doll body that is representative of the enemy. With a broken arm or a broken leg to a dangerous enemy. Pain or death happened to the opposition .

History clay dolls

History clay dolls

Dolls are toys that children love since immemorial. Whether it is a doll or stuffed animal to the doll's oldest person. Is the head women's hair parted in the middle (the body lost) made of clay or stucco? Since the Dvaravati period. Approximately 11-14 century found mine Thong Suphan Buri. Another worry I see is the head women's high central crown. I have about bands of particular interest included the doll. Doll Shepherd. Made of red clay. Found in digging tower number 13, which is assumed to be a polygonal tower base 8 dolls for children to play, or may be read by people of Indian folklore.

According to the history of the dolls. Originally would not have made up for the children to play, but intends to use it at his funeral. Or packed according to the belief in sacred places. Subsequently excavated, thus leading to the statue might be both a human and animal mills. Leave the kids at home for children like the grass is used to help directly, so the kids play with the doll. Doll early forms often do the job is not complicated. Using materials such as soil near wood, silk fabric, etc. No need to buy a player. Do not waste it. In addition to making a doll, then a doll is sculpted animals. Seen in everyday life, such as cattle, pigs, poultry, dogs, birds, etc.

Ben and Jerry’s Hubby Hubby Campaign

Ben and Jerry’s Hubby Hubby Campaign

Ben & Jerry are worked closely with Cone to help celebrate the legalization of same-sex marriage in Vermont with the symbolic renaming of its well-known ice cream flavor “Chubby Hubby.” On September 1, 2009, the flavor was temporarily christened “Hubby Hubby” and sold in Scoop Shops throughout Vermont for the entire month.

The problem with Ben & Jerry’s is 2 groups such as Religion, Ethnic don’t like gay marry. Ben & Jerry are just trying to be clever about things, but in all honesty, whether hetero or homosexual, I don't think people necessarily want to think about sex when eating ice cream.

This campaign is offensive to homosexuals and heterosexuals. By choosing this highly controversial cause, stand by it Ben & Jerry’s may, the company is alienating part of its customer base to placate another segment. It's just not right even if it is only for a month.

Carl Byoir and FDR

Carl Byoir and FDR

In 1926, Roosevelt bought a rundown spa in Warm Springs, Georgia, from friend and philanthropist George Peabody. The spa—with 1,200 acres, a hotel, and cottages—was in poor shape, but the curative powers of the hot mineral springs held promise for many polio victims. Byoir continued to lead a few other public relation campaigns but his next notable campaign was with the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration planning many charity balls for the President and helping establishing the March of Dimes foundation. Byoir's office was at 10 East 40th Street in New York, and from there he pursued his work in public relations.

Byoir's first project was to solve printing problem. The committee had the content for its pamphlets and newsletters, but no method to produce them due to the backlog of wartime print jobs. Byoir drew on his experience at The Hawkeye, remembering that printers whose primary business was mail order catalogs had little work in early spring and fall.

National syndicated columnist and broadcaster Walter Winchell presented an appeal that was so good it would be used for years for both birthday balls and the March of Dimes. Radio personalities tried to outdo one another in promoting the balls. Carl Byoir led the first three birthday balls. He then left because he had become disillusioned with President Roosevelt when FDR “packed” the Supreme Court in 1937.

Finally, victory over polio. Carl Byoir had elevated found-raising to a new level through his public relations efforts and had given new insight into techniques that public relations practitioners continue to use today. Carl Byoir has techniques and skills are used daily by public relation practitioners. The Museum of Public Relations states "Carl Byoir may not have moved mountains, but he definitely made a career of motivating people to do it for him".