Consider using two or three colors instead of incorporating every color you can imagine. Some of the most successful protest signs use a very limited color palete, so think about which two or three colors will work best for your message and keep it simple. Artist Lorraine Schneider designed a protest sign with only yellow, orange and black. The sign included an image of a fragile flower and read 'War is not healthy for children and other living things.' It became famous during the Vietnam War protests. If you are feeling ambitious or are more artistically inclined, you could try mixed media or even three dimensional designs. Foamcore tends to work better for attaching three dimensional objects to the surface of a protest sign. For instance, you could attach a three dimensional globe to a foamcore poster at a climate justice protest. If you are in a rush, you could always download an existing poster design. Some organizations involved in the protest you are attending may have some preexisting poster designs available on their websites. You could also alter an existing poster design with your own text. Lean your sign against a wall. Walk back ten or twenty feet and see if you can read it. If you can't read it from a distance, the text may be too small. If you can't discern the symbols on your sign, you may want to make them larger. You could also ask a friend to hold your sign up when testing for legibility. Depending on the message you are trying to convey, you may want to add some decorations. Glitter, sparkles and other eye catching decorations can help to make your protest sign more attractive.

Summary: Limit your color palete. Try mixed media. Download an existing poster design. Look at the sign from a distance to check readability. Add decorations.

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Summary: Install apps. Customize your settings. Watch movies.

Make an Easter tree. When making it, choose to either leave it natural (the original wood) or to paint it white or a pastel color that fits with the table setting theme. Attach Easter themed decorations to the tree and place in a sturdy container that will hold up the Easter tree easily. Place in the middle of the table. Make a deluxe Easter tree centerpiece. Decorate this tree to the nth degree, with bunnies, chicks and eggs. Tie these decorations with ribbon so that they dangle down toward the table, as with a Christmas tree. Make a minimalist Easter tree centerpiece. Use small branches and keep them natural. Add only a few key decorative objects to the tree. Long strands of blossom can make a decorative Easter tree centerpiece. Snip long lengths from the tree, add Easter decorations and place in the container.

Summary: Use an Easter tree for the centerpiece.

Before you touch your contacts or any part of your case you need to wash your hands with warm water and soap. Hold your hands under the water and sing the "Birthday Song" to ensure that they are properly clean. Being vigilant about handwashing will prevent the transfer of bacteria from your hands to your eyes. For best results, use an all-natural soap that does not contain additional fragrances or moisturizers. These chemicals can transfer from your hands to the case and then to your eyes. When you know you are going to handle your case or contacts, dry your hands off with a lint-free towel. This will prevent fibers from making their way into your case and causing eye irritation. Grab your case and unscrew the lids from the wells (if they are closed). Set the lids aside. Turn the case upside down over your sink and drain out the old solution. Shake the case a bit to remove any leftover moisture. This may sound like common sense, but check that you contacts are not in the case before you empty it. If you see leftover lens solution in your case, resist the urge to add solution to it and move on. Reusing solution in this way lessens its sanitizing effects and can lead to a bacterial infection.
Summary: Wash your hands. Empty your case. Never "top-off" the solution.