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Here’s a Giant Jenga recipe:

• Several boards of 2x4x8 white pine
• 150-grit, 220-grit and 440-grit sandpaper
• Polyurethane (either water-based or oil-based)
• Johnson’s Paste Wax
• Thickness planer (optional)
• Miter saw

Head over to your local lumber store and dig through their stack of white pine 2×4 lumber. Select 8 straight 2×4 boards. Ideally, you’ll want white pine because it’s light (you’ll thank me later), and tends to have fewer knotholes than other versions of pine. Pick boards that are as straight as possible. If you can find excellent boards, you should be able to get by with 7. But go ahead and get 8 anyway. (You could choose prime pine, but the cost is 3x higher than construction-grade lumber.)

Construction

Using your thickness planer, plane the 2x4s on all 4 sides to remove all rough surfaces and edges. After planing, your boards should be 1.5″ thick and 3.5″ wide. If you don’t have a thickness plane, buy more sandpaper and skip this step.

At the miter saw, cut the 2x4s into 54 blocks, each being 10.5″ long. This will give you 18 layers of blocks, 3 blocks per layer. This size is ideal because 3 blocks set side by side gives you a square that’s 10.5″ x 10.5″. Feel free to make a few extra blocks just in case a few get ruined or lost. TIP: If your miter saw doesn’t have a stop block, use a clamp and make a make-shift stop-block. By using a stop block, you won’t have to measure each cut, and that will save you at least 60% of your time at the miter saw.

After you’ve cut all the blocks, sand all sides until they’re smooth. Start with the 150-grit, then move to the 220-grit, then to the 400-grit sandpaper. Hopefully you’ve got an electric sander.

After the blocks are sanded, wipe off all dust and apply 2-3 coats of polyurethane, giving each coat a couple hours to dry. After the polyurethane is dry, use a paper towel to apply the Johnson’s Paste Wax to the tops and bottoms of each piece.

All you have to do now is stack up the pieces, 3 at a time, 18 levels high, and Enjoy your game!

Going The Extra Mile

I made a Craftsman-styled ‘coffee table’ that doubles as a case for the blocks. The table top is removable and sits on the ground so that the blocks can be set up on the table top. This lets the game be played on the grass or on thick carpet.

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Seeds of Hope – The Andrew Jackson Foster Story (520M mp4)

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My Sword has a very powerful set of dictionaries for you to use. You can download them for free. One that I like is called ISBE (International Standard Bible Encyclopedia). If you have it installed on your Android phone or tablet, here are instructions to use it.

1. Tap on the screen once to show your menu options and then click on the red “D” (Dictionary)

   

2. At the top of the screen, tap on the Book options and select ISBE (International Standard Bible Dictionary)

   

3. Tap on the Search field and type in the word you want to search for. In this example, we will search for the word “Angel”,

   

4. Type the word you want to search for, and select it from the drop-down list.

   

5. The MySword screen now displays the dictionary entry you searched for.

   

Some extra files for Android:

MySword – E, H, L

If you have an Android phone, here’s how you can make it a WiFi hotspot. It will use your airtime, so be sure you have plenty of airtime on your SIM.

1. From your home screen, swipe down from the top
   
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2. From the menu screen, select the Settings icon.
   
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3. Under Wireless and Networks , select More Networks 
   
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4. Under the Network setting, select Mobile Hotspot 
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5. Turn on the Mobile Hotspot
   
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6. Confirm that you want to turn on the Mobile Hotspot
    
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7. Click on the Menu and select Configure to change your wireless settings
   
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8. From the Configure screen, you can select the name of your WiFi Network (SSID) and the password. Then click Save.
   
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NOTE: 

• While your phone’s WiFi hotspot is on, your phone cannot connect to another WiFi hotspot. 
• Using the WiFi hotspot drains your battery, so turn it off when you are not using it

Here is a way you can use Whats App to share your exact location with your friends.

1. Make sure your Location/GPS is turned on.
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2. When communicating with a friend, click on the paperclip icon:
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3. From the Attachment window, select “Location”:
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4. Select “Send your current location”
   
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   You have now shared your exact location with your friend.

By using this feature of Whats App, you can share your exact location with your friends.

If you select “Share live location”, your smartphone will resend your location repeatedly until you turn it off.