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I now have a mortgage and this is all the junk that the Commonwealth bank sent me in additional to the actual paper work I needed like the contract. I had already thrown out some of the booklets (the Phone Banking Guide) before I realised how much crap there actually is. They even sent me three of the same thing!
The loan does come packaged with a Credit card and savings account but that's thier bundle. They sell it as a product so they should have the paperwork minimised.
They could also ask if you'd like to receive all this junk. ie do you need literature on electronic banking and our other services. Tick box if yes.
The next time you try to save paper at the office or home just think about all the shit that the big corporates are doing.
Accurate and sharp creases are easily made
See the full review in The Fold (OUSA site), or in HappyFolding.com
Essa caixinha faz parte de uma lenda japonesa liiiinda, mas vou resumir. Um velho pescador encontrou umas crianças maltratando uma tartaruga, e fez um trato com elas. Comprou a tartaruga das crianças e atirou ela de volta no mar. Passado um tempo, a tartaruga voltou e, por gratidão, convidou ele para um banquete no palácio da Dama do Mar, onde o homem esqueceu do tempo. Muito tempo depois, sentiu saudade da sua vida terrena e voltou pra casa, e antes de partir, a Dama do Mar lhe presenteou com um Tamatebako, que traria uma vida longa e feliz, contanto que não fosse aberta nunca. Chegando em casa, havia outras pessoas desconhecidas morando lá onde ele morava, e ele não reconheceu ninguém da sua aldeia. Perdido e solitário, ele resolveu abrir sua pequena caixa proibida, e dela saiu uma fumaça branca e o homem ficou transformado num velho curvado de cabelos brancos e barba longa. Porque na caixa estava guardado o tempo perdido no passado..
E até hoje se presenteiam com Tamatebakos as pessoas a quem desejamos uma vida longa e feliz. \o/
Building a new prototype for the updated mount system using 200gms glossy white stock on a skeleton frame (currently foamboard, soon CNC'ed MDF)
This is a slight re-edit of a photo I took about 2 years ago. It's still one of my favorites and I felt compelled to upload it again.
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Paper Kite butterfly (also known as the Tree Nymph butterfly) at Butterfly World, St. Albans
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Yes, they do need to print in clean rooms environments, and for that there is a super printer paper. We found and tested it in here are the results:
OUSA site - www.origami-usa.org/th efold
or in www.happyfolding.com/
Logo design concept for a paper roll company using the initial "A".
Check my gig: www.fiverr.com/share/9e3qD
There are lots of cabinets full of paper cranes in the Peace Memorial Park, mostly around the Children's Peace Monument dedicated to the story of Sadako Sasaki. Sadako survived the bomb but was diagnosed with leukima 10 years later. There is an old Japanese legend that if you fold 1000 paper cranes your wish will be granted. She died before she finished, aged 12, but her schoolmates finished them for her. Now people send cranes to the park from all over the world