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Let's Draw Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Beasts with Crayola ® !

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Let's Draw Robots with Crayola ® !

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Water Fireworks Kitchen Experiment

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The Really Cool Craft Book: More Than 50 Fantastic Projects

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Let's Draw Bugs and Critters with Crayola ® !

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Programming Games and Animation

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Let's Draw Aliens and Spaceships with Crayola ® !

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I Imagine, I Create: Paint, Draw, and Paste ... Your Way!

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Origami Explosion: Scorpions, Whales, Boxes, and More!

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Baby Animals: Story Time For Kids

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Into the Wild: Warriors #1

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Maker Comics: Draw a Comic!

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The Everything Kids' Giant Book of Jokes, Riddles, and Brain Teasers

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Drawing Fantasy Creatures

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Laugh-Out-Loud Awesome Jokes for Kids

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You Laugh You Lose Challenge - 11-Year-Old Edition: 300 Jokes for Kids that are Funny, Silly, and Interactive Fun the Whole Family Will Love - With Illustrations for Kids: You Laugh You Lose, #6

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How to Draw Robots by Katie O

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How to Draw Cute Stuff: Draw Anything and Everything in the Cutest Style Ever!

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The Everything Kids' Cookbook, Updated Edition: 90+ Easy Recipes You'll Love to Make—and Eat!

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Balloonology

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You Laugh You Lose Challenge - 10-Year-Old Edition: 300 Jokes for Kids that are Funny, Silly, and Interactive Fun the Whole Family Will Love - With Illustrations for Kids: You Laugh You Lose, #5

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300 Toughest Riddles and Brain Teasers for Kids

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I Spy With My Little Eye - Halloween. A Fun Search and Find Game for Kids 2-4! Colorful Alphabet A-Z Halloween Guessing Game for Little Children.: I Spy Books for Kids 2-4, #4

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Big Book of Spy Stuff

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Build It! Things That Fly: Make Supercool Models with Your Favorite LEGO® Parts

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Storybook Art: Hands-On Art for Children in the Styles of 100 Great Picture Book Illustrators

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The Everything Kids' Science Bundle: The Everything® Kids' Astronomy Book; The Everything® Kids' Human Body Book; The Everything® Kids' Science Experiments Book; The Everything® Kids' Weather Book

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The Big Book of Boy Stuff

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Parties: Delicious Recipes for Holidays & Fun Occasions

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The Unofficial Hunger Games Cookbook: From Lamb Stew to "Groosling" - More than 150 Recipes Inspired by The Hunger Games Trilogy

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Ep. 192 - Teachers vs. Students: In today's episode, Nic again solicits advice from expert teachers around the country--this time on the topic of mindfulness. No matter where you are in your school year, it can be helpful to bring some calm to your classroom. Listen as Nic shares...

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312 - Do You Know Who You Are? Find Your Creative Identity Now: Most artists have a deep desire to be known, but you can’t tell the world who you are if you don’t know who you are. In this special episode we dive deep into a 5 step process for finding and finely crafting your creative identity. If you’re afraid you’re not sure who you are or you’re unsure if you’re effectively communicating who you are in your work or online - tune into this JAM PACKED PEPisode to unlock powerful and effective brand messaging.

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Episode #196: Leigh Metcalf of Topstitch Studio on opening a brick-and-mortar shop: On today's episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast​, we’re talking about creating a community space for crafters with my guest Leigh Metcalf. Leigh is the owner of Topstitch Studio and Lounge in Atlanta, GA, a fabric and sewing studio (formerly an...

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Doing My Bullet Journal.

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Trusting Another Artist to Help You Run Your Art Business with Angela Fehr and Robin Edmundson (#104): It can be very difficult to hire someone to help with your business, but if you want your business to grow, there comes a point at which you must hire to support that growth. And the wisdom is to hire before you think you can afford it. In this...

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#13 "What Should I Draw?"

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The World is Our Classroom; Teaching My Son Without School: Episode 84: Lainie Liberti; Raising Miro

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Ep. 22 - Our team broke up with "instant legacy" code releases. Here's how yours can, too.: The concept of a legacy usually conveys permanence, value, and greatness. But what about in relation to your code? In this article, Jonathan explains how his team broke up with their legacy codebase, why it was necessary, and how your team can do the...

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How To Write Intensely Curious Headlines—Even If A Deadline Is Looming: How do you write intensely curious headlines—even if a deadline is looming. When writing headlines, you often get stuck. Can grammar come to the rescue when under pressure? Find out how grammar class helps you write outstanding headlines in a...

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12 Things You Can Never Have Enough Of - RD212: Do you have enough of these? When it comes to running a home-based design business, there are some things you can never have enough of. Here's a list of twelve you should consider. 1) Printer supplies You should always make sure you have spare ink...

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Inspiring the Next Generation of Devs on TikTok with Scott Hanselman: Scott Hanselman is a partner program manager at Microsoft, where he’s worked for nearly 14 years. Scott brings more than 30 years of tech expertise to Microsoft. Prior to this role, he worked as the chief architect at Corillian, an adjunct professor at th

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DevelopHer and Creating Success for All in Tech with Lauren Hasson: Corey is joned by Lauren Hasson, Fonder of DevelopHer, to discuss whats its like to not be a just another whtie dude in tech and her own work in tech and advocacy for everyone in their careers. Lauren stays busy with her multifaceted interaction with the

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Automating in Pre-Container Times with Michael DeHaan: Once upon a time Docker came out and changed the industry forever, but in the before times we had to manage computer systems ourselves! Now things have changed, and one of the biggest voices in that change is Michael DeHaan, creator of Cobbler and Ansible

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370: Designing for One Hand: This week, we discuss the tradeoffs and challenges of designing interfaces for one-handed use. In The Sidebar, we talk about strategies for collaborating effectively with brand and product design.

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The Maestro of the Keyboards with Jesse Vincent: This week Corey is joined by Jesse Vincent, Co-founder and CTO of Keyboardio, and the master of the keyboards. Jesse and his company are revolutionizing mechanical keyboards, and have made it their mission to make them more than noisy office nuances. Jess

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Whiteboard Confessional: Scaling Databases in a Single Bound: Join me as I continue a new series called Whiteboard Confessional by examining an all-too-common problem: having to scale a database when it’s too late. In this episode, I touch upon the underlying reason many developers don’t think about their database u

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The Fascinating Science of Color & What You Need to Know About Your Tap Water?

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Episode 340: JSJ 336: “The Origin of ESLint” with Nicholas Zakas

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SYSK Choice: The Hidden Chemistry in Everything & Why Scientists Can’t Define Life

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367: Effective Brainstorming: This week, we talk about how to have effective brainstorms: what does good prep look like, and what should be done alone or with a group? In The Sidebar, we share our spicy takes about brutalism in interface design.

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Too DEV.to Quit: This week on the podcast, we sit down with Jess Lee, one of the co-founders of DEV, a social network where programmers come to learn, chat, and share ideas with a community of other coders. She explains her strange journey from working as a tour manager for Kidz Bop to building one of the fastest growing and most progressive online platforms for software developers.

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Granted, Common Fate, and AWS Functionality with Chris Norman: Today Corey interviews Chris Norman, co-founder of Common Fate, a company with a mission to simplify and secure cloud identities for DevOps teams. Chris and Corey begin by talking about the tool that Chris helped to develop, Granted. They discuss the impo

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My Favorite Books of Summer 2022: My goal is to read books for an hour each night. In this episode, I wanted to share some of the books that have me thinking this summer. It is a wide assortment of books that I've linked to at the bottom of the show. From technology to interpersonal...

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On the Corner of Broadway and Tech with Carla Stickler: In tech there seems to be a trope that the “real” engineers follow the same path, but the reality on the ground is quite different. Carla Stickler, a Software Engineer at G2, defies that stereotype in so many syncopated ways. Before she tackled tech, Carl

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Let Your Phone Be a Tool Not Your Master: Screen Detox Tips and Boundaries for Real Life

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Gitting After It with Katie Sylor-Miller: Katie Sylor-Miller is a frontend architect at Etsy, a company she joined in November 2015. Prior to this position, Katie worked as a senior front end developer at Constant Contact, a technical lead at EF Education, a front end web developer at Miller Syst

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272. Ode to the Unfinished: There’s a reason the expression, “unfinished business” has such provocative power. Unfinished projects stack up like skeletons in our cluttered mental closets. We know if we crack open that door, we’ll be reminded of our failed intentions, our...