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Why is this not a thing? If there is one LEGO set I’d instantly buy, it’s not Star Wars (I have enough I’m sure), it’s not Harry Potter, but Doctor Who LEGOs!
The Tardis, Doctor, and Weeping Angels? Yes please!
Check out this enthusiasts rendition of what the Doctor Who LEGOs could look like.
If you ever wondered how realistic you could make some of the video game villains and heroes like Bowser and Mario or MegaMan and Dr. Robotnik, check out this. Below is an artist’s rendition, Josh Summana, of what this would look like.
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This article is part of a series where we want to highlight you guys, the readers. If you want to see all of the interviews we have done, go check out the landing page for the series here.
Michael Hamilton is one of those readers that doesn’t just consume content. Oh no. Nor does he just leave comments, reply to us on social media, and shoot us awesome emails, of which any one of those things is amazing. The man is hilarious and may go down in ChurchMag podcast lore for his no-arms YouTube video which you can see here.
Here is my interview with Michael.
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I’m a big fan of planners and notebooks, and in fact, I’ve got a review of one coming soon. I’m such a fan that I even made a digital planner template for Evernote.
But times change and Evernote gets stupid, thus, I’m left looking for a new way to get organized. Plus, I’ve got a few students who could use some organizational help, so it seemed like a good time to create a new planner template.
2016 has come and is almost gone. It has been quite the year. We have seen some crazy things happen in 2016 from the wild US Election and the Cubs winning the World Series, to the many changes in technology and modes of communication, 2016 was a memorable year. To look at everything that happened would take more time than you have to read this. So since this is a digital communications site, let’s look at a few of the highlights that 2016 brought to the digital world.
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About two and a half years ago I picked up my first stand alone camera since I had got a smartphone. I wanted something more professional and with interchangeable lenses so I could take “professional” quality photos. While it’s certainly true that you can take professional pictures with an iPhone or Android phone now, you do still have some limits based on the technology. And even with features like the new Fokeh (fake bokeh) in the iPhone 7 Plus’s portrait mode, a standalone camera has merits. I did my research and decided to buy and Olympus Micro Four Thirds camera. It is a great camera but over time I have learnt that some of the factors I prioritized weren’t as important as I thought, and other factors I didn’t think were important were actually more important.
