To use the paint tool click on the blue paint tab at the top of the page. You can add shapes and stamps, as well as colourful template backgrounds, and pictures from a picture bank. Paint Paint is an easy to use creative tool that allows you to paint freely with different sizes and colours. Click the buttons shown below if you want to undo or redo an action. When you have added some text you can now click on the speech bubble icon and JIT5 will read out what you have written. You can change the font, colour and size of the text by using the tools to the left of the page.
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How to add text Click on the text box to start writing. By selecting 'picture' you are given the choice of adding an uploaded picture, searching google for an image or taking a photo. Here you can select a template or insert your own picture.
Coloured backgrounds can be chosen to aid learning. Children will enjoy experimenting with presentation and style. A choice of word banks are available to help support children. The tools shown below will allow you to create a new JIT5 document, load a JIT5 file, save your document, publish and print your work.Ī simple to use writing tool, ideal for stories. JIT5 will then open and will look something like this: On the Just2easy homepage you can then select 'JIT5'. Comments posted to may be reprinted in the Easy Reader print edition, which is published each Thursday.How to load JIT5 When you have signed into HWB, select 'Just2easy'. Barahona will continue Jacobs’ shapes and name. When he arrived for the last board photo session, he pulled from the back of his white Toyota SUV the thin plywood templates he used for over five decades to inscribe surfboard blanks with the outlines of his popular Performance and 422 models.Īfter the photograph, he bequeathed the prized templates to Jose Barahona, whose shaping bay is also on Cypress, a few doors down from Jacobs’. He remains mentally quick and physically agile.
But this time there was a finality to the announcement, unrelated to being 88. Periodically, he would announce his retirement, only for word to leak out that he was back in the shaping bay. He resumed shaping boards during the early 1990s longboard revival, but on a modest scale for friends and team riders. But he died 25 years ago.Īfter he stopped shaping, Jacobs made his living running the King Harbor fuel dock and catching swordfish from aboard his “Patricia J,” named after his wife Patty. ĭewey Weber, the fourth great Hermosa Beach board builder of the Golden Age, transitioned to making shortboards. Rather than discount his masterfully crafted longboards, Jacobs carried them out back from his Pacific Coast Highway showroom and sawed them in half. The shortboard revolution had ended longboarding’s popularity. Two of them, Greg Noll and Bing Copeland, closed their Pacific Coast Highway surf shops and their Cypress Avenue factories in the early 1970s. Jacobs was the last working of the four great Hermosa Beach shapers from the Golden Age of Surfing, in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Jacobs’ smile looked heartfelt as he posed for photos and shook hands, but everyone else’s was circumscribed. Unlike most retirement gatherings, the photo session on Saturday wasn’t celebratory.
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