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Photos of some models using the Snowflake modules posted earlier here - www.flickr.com/photos/61236172@N08/6444797547/in/photostr... and here - www.flickr.com/photos/61236172@N08/6444797557/in/photostr...
These diagrams are also posted at my new website, hosted by Nick Robinson - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/show_diagram.php?d...
This will be the last model in this series that I will assemble. 36 pieces is a lot of paper just to make a thick flat piece pinwheel. The papers are 7.5cm squares cut out from flyers. This is not the maximum number of modules that can be assemble. I hope some other folders will take up the challenge to assemble more modules. I have already posted diagrams to fold this very simple module which is only a Kite Base with just 1 reverse fold. I have added the link to the diagrams below. Many thanks to Andrey Hechuev's 8-Piece New-Found Hope Star which has inspired me to come up with this Expandable Pinwheel Series.
Diagrams posted earlier here. Click on < on the left side of the photo to see more pages - www.flickr.com/photos/61236172@N08/35216128874/in/datepos...
Also at my website, hosted by Nick Robinson and kindly sponsored by Dennis Walker. Click on "Diagrams" and then scroll down to "Modular" to select the diagrams. - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/
Well my old website host changed their rules so I decided to transition to a new host.
I would love your feedback on it. It's still a work in progress.
Playing around with the layers, I added another "New" Variation J to this series. This variation is actually the 6-Pointed Star G. I only changed the gender of some of the folds. The back of the model is the Basic 6-Pointed Star A.
The model is assembled from 6 modules folded from 7.5cm square Duo-coloured papers. Numerous patterns can be generated by adding simple folds to certain parts of the module.
There are no diagrams for this "New" variation. The diagrams for the earlier variations are posted in my old website - web.singnet.com.sg/~owrigami/geomet.htm [not updated]
and also at my new website, hosted by Nick Robinson. - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/show_diagram.php?d...
I hope you enjoy folding these and perhaps make your own variations and hang them on your Christmas tree.
I wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year.
Folded from a single 15cm square of Chiyogami paper from Thailand. The original model was created by David Petty. I added some modification to the model and published it in my second Hearts book. The book was later published by Japan Publications in 1996. In 2010, I added more modifications to give a plain surface on the little square on top of the heart. In David Petty's original version, that "little square" on top of the heart appeared as the same colour as the heart. This somehow distorts the shape of the heart.
The diagram page in the photo shows "Heart Corner Marker #2" which has edges meeting in the "little square" above the heart and some colours can be seen in the gap.
In the latest version, that "little square" appears as the same colour as the page of the book and the model has a more defined heart shape..
Diagrams at my new website, hosted by Nick Robinson. - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/
Click on the diagrams link and select "Heart Corner Marker"
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This series was created in 1988 and published in Modular Origami [self-publication]
The model is assembled from 6 modules folded from 7.5cm square Duo-coloured papers. Numerous patterns can be generated by adding simple folds to certain parts of the module.
If the folds are repeated for the back, a hexagonal hole will be formed in the centre of the star. In this model, the pattern on the back of the model has the same pattern as the 6-Pointed Star A. .
Diagrams are posted in my old website - web.singnet.com.sg/~owrigami/geomet.htm [not updated]
and also at my new website, hosted by Nick Robinson. - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/show_diagram.php?d...
I hope you enjoy folding these and perhaps make your own variations and hang them on your Christmas tree.
This will be the last model in this series that I will assemble. 36 pieces is a lot of paper just to make a thick flat piece pinwheel. The papers are 7.5cm squares cut out from flyers. This is not the maximum number of modules that can be assemble. I hope some other folders will take up the challenge to assemble more modules. I have already posted diagrams to fold this very simple module which is only a Kite Base with just 1 reverse fold. I have added the link to the diagrams below. Many thanks to Andrey Hechuev's 8-Piece New-Found Hope Star which has inspired me to come up with this Expandable Pinwheel Series.
Diagrams posted earlier here. Click on < on the left side of the photo to see more pages - www.flickr.com/photos/61236172@N08/35216128874/in/datepos...
Also at my website, hosted by Nick Robinson and kindly sponsored by Dennis Walker. Click on "Diagrams" and then scroll down to "Modular" to select the diagrams. - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/
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Different modules can be combined. In this model, Modules from C and D are combined. Only the front are folded as per the modules, the back remains as the basic module A. It is possible to combine any of the modules from 2 to 6 different modules but then the star will not be symmetrically nice looking if more than 2 modules are combined. This is just one example and no, I am not going to do all the mix-and-match combinations.
This series was created in 1988 and published in Modular Origami [self-publication]
The model is assembled from 6 modules folded from 7.5cm square Duo-coloured papers. Numerous patterns can be generated by adding simple folds to certain parts of the module.
Diagrams are posted in my old website - web.singnet.com.sg/~owrigami/geomet.htm [not updated]
and also at my new website, hosted by Nick Robinson. - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/show_diagram.php?d...
I hope you enjoy folding these and perhaps make your own variations and hang them on your Christmas tree. A very merry Christmas to all my friends and viewers.
There isn't any 21-Piece models today, 21st. July. Instead, I post the diagrams and hope that this series would be continue by anyone who is interested. Basically, the module itself is just a Kite Base with one reverse fold. Theoretically, an infinite number of modules is possible, simply by changing the angle of that reverse fold.
The diagrams on first page is for the 8-Piece model. The angle that needs to be changed for n number of modules is on step 2. The rest of the folding are the same. For cosmetic purpose, I have included step 5 to reveal some of the reverse side of the paper. This can be skipped if you are using Chiyogami papers with repeating patterns or squares cut from flyers.
The photo diagram is just an example of locating an odd angle by using a protractor. I have included a table to show the angles for 5 to 25 modules assemblies. For more modules, the formula to obtain the angle is simply, 360 divided by n, where n represents the number of modules. Example, for a 36-Piece model, 360 divided by 36 = 10 degrees.
Many thanks to Andrey Hechuev's 8-Piece New-Found Hope Star which has inspired me to come up with this Expandable Pinwheel Series.
These diagrams are also posted at my website, hosted by Nick Robinson and kindly sponsored by Dennis Walker. Click on "Diagrams" and then scroll down to select under "Modular" -
I just re-edited these diagrams, squeezing 2 pages of drawings into one. I changed the fonts but retained the original drawings including the dot-shading of the colour side of the paper.
These diagrams are also posted at my new website, hosted by Nick Robinson here - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/show_diagram.php?d...
It was sometime in 1985 when I made this 135 Degree Unit. This model, the Truncated Icosahedron is one of the Archimedean Polyhedra that can be assembled from this module. The model was assembled from 90 pieces of 7.5cm squares of Duo-coloured Kami and was left in one of my boxes of display models for many years. The colour is still fresh although the model is slightly distorted. I am glad it is not noticeable in this photo.
Diagrams for folding the 135 Degree Unit is posted in my new website hosted by Nick Robinson here - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/show_diagram.php?d...
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2016’s South East Bus Festival took place on Saturday 2nd April at Kent County Showground, and over 100 buses were on display. Free rides were given around the site, with opportunities to visit other heritage transport events and attractions. The festival was organised in part by Richard Lewis, Arriva Southern Counties’ regional publicity manager, hence the Arriva UK Bus website hosting the event information, along with the numerous Arriva Southern Counties vehicles on display.
The two main themes of were the centenary of the East Kent Road Car Company Limited and the fiftieth anniversary of the closure of Thomas Harrington and Sons Limited, the Hove-based coachbuilder.
French website hosting the same set of images: jmpicquart.pagesperso-orange.fr/Avionabattus1.htm
Original French caption:
"German plane shot down October 10, 1915 in the forest of Puvenelle near Pont-à-Mousson (Meurthe-et-Moselle) by the aviator Breton, Jean Bourhis (1888-1916). The pilot of the German plane was Gef. Kurt Kroner, born March 9, 1892 in Brand, his observer Lt. Guido Wolf was born December 20, 1893 in Berlin. The plane belonged to the squadron FA70."
Jean Bourhis (French pilot): "October 10, I had the satisfaction to bring down a Boche, and this time in French territory ...... I was in a good position and in a very short time, forty cartridges, and it was over, my opponent fell from 3000 meters. But the most exciting was my landing: I landed by leaps and bounds, my friends told me and immediately hoisted on their sturdy shoulders".
French website hosting the same set of images: jmpicquart.pagesperso-orange.fr/Avionabattus1.htm
Original French caption:
"German plane shot down October 10, 1915 in the forest of Puvenelle near Pont-à-Mousson (Meurthe-et-Moselle) by the aviator Breton, Jean Bourhis (1888-1916). The pilot of the German plane was Gef. Kurt Kroner, born March 9, 1892 in Brand, his observer Lt. Guido Wolf was born December 20, 1893 in Berlin. The plane belonged to the squadron FA70."
Jean Bourhis (French pilot): "October 10, I had the satisfaction to bring down a Boche, and this time in French territory ...... I was in a good position and in a very short time, forty cartridges, and it was over, my opponent fell from 3000 meters. But the most exciting was my landing: I landed by leaps and bounds, my friends told me and immediately hoisted on their sturdy shoulders".
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Published in the Shepherdstown Observer, March 2019
Walking towards my departure gate at Reagan airport last October, I passed a kiosk selling merchandise items sporting the MAGA slogan. The shop was closed for the evening, so I took advantage of the empty airport terminal to peruse the wares, wondering who still buys wearables blaring a political slogan nearly two years after its campaign ended.
It’s that word “again” in the MAGA phrase that stimulates my gag reflex. It’s been used as a slogan by so many, so often, it could almost stand alone as a message. This time it’s an existential matter of definition; just exactly what is the meaning of again? It implies that a “something” once existed, now ceases to exist, and needs to be resurrected.
The proliferation of garb decorated with the meme of a retro campaign theme makes me wish that those who choose to wear it be required to take a history class. They need to learn about us; who we were in the past, are now, and could be in the future. They should start with comparing the demographics of American society and track the past 50, 100, or 150 years, graphing statistics in categories like life expectancy, wage increases, pollution levels, banking safety, fire departments, indoor plumbing, and disposable income ratio.
Obviously, what was the Golden Age in America depends on your race, gender and religion. The Plantation economy was on a roll before the Civil War, but only because slavery was legal. The 1890’s were good for the Robber Barons but there was no minimum wage, child labor laws or 40-hour work weeks. Oklahoma pioneers farmed cheap government land, but then, with no environmental protections, watched the Dust Bowl blow their profits across a million acres.
Labor Unions hit their peak during the 1940’s but then politicians tamed them, stagnating livable wages for the working class and giving CEO’s more profits. Christian theology dominated the spirit of the law until the early 1960’s when the protection of “the right to privacy” was deemed a Constitutional right, kicking off the Golden Age for women, making it legal to have contraceptives and credit cards.
For Black Americans, there was one Golden Day when Obama was elected President---but then they had to witness the strongest backlash to racial equality since the Jim Crow era. Caucasians feel their Golden Age is waning; 55% of white Americans now believe that they are being discriminated against, but give no examples of legislation that would deny them any of the rights they’ve denied to others.
Ask anyone on the street what MAG-Again refers to and you’ll likely get the party line that our decline in manufacturing, steel in particular, has cost us our position of strength in the world. You’ll hear the concern that perhaps we’re not still “number one” in military might. What you won’t get is any facts with those answers. Fortunately, economic and military strength are both easily measurable. We still are a leader in manufacturing. We still export at a healthy rate, and we still have at least the second largest army on the globe.
But we still have a monopoly on many lucrative commodities that are sold to almost every country in the world.
For example, the United States manufactures and exports 89% of the worlds pornography, even though a big slice of earnings are lost to overseas markets through hackers, pirates and home-made smut. Profits are hard to quantify because, as quoted by the Associate Dean of the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism, “pornography is an industry where they exaggerate the size of everything.” And with 428,000,000 porn website hosting pages, the US leads the world by a longshot.
In addition to being the top exporters of obscenity, we are also the top exporters of obesity, in the form of global consumption of sugar, particularly in soft drinks. We ship soda to every country in the world except two: North Korea and Cuba. The American company that produces and bottles Coke and Pepsi, according to their website, is the “worlds’ most valuable brand associated with happiness, and are the number one provider of sparkling beverages, juices and ready-to-drink coffees.” The sugar they pump into their products are known causes of obesity, a world-wide health epidemic that contributes to diabetes, heart disease and orthopedic disabilities.
We still keep our top dog position in the manufacture and sale of arms, especially to Saudi Arabia, our biggest customer. We sold weapons to at least 98 countries between 2013-2017, even countries where rebel forces such as ISIS and the Taliban have used those weapons to fight against us when they get the opportunity. According to a 2016 Department of Defense audit, half of the 1.5 million weapons we supplied to Iraqi and Afghan military forces since 2002 ended up “missing” due to inadequate security, poor record-keeping and lack of regulations.
And let’s talk about our military, which I served in for over seven years. Are we still the strongest and the smartest? Chinas’ military is almost twice as large, but we’re still considered “the best” in terms of training. That may not last for long; of todays’ population aged 17-24, 71% are not qualified for enlistment due to criminal convictions, drug use, obesity, medical problems, mental health diagnoses, low aptitude test scores, or lack of physical fitness.
Of the 29% who are qualified, only a few, less than 1%, have expressed any interest in joining, according to the US Army Recruiting Command. With such an overwhelmingly small pool of potential candidates, it’s especially ironic that anyone would think it vital to bar a few transgender people from taking the oath to guard our country. Ironically, factors for disqualification reflect the population demographic from rural areas in the south, like Kentucky, where obesity rates and drug abuse tend to be even higher, and where MAGA-wear is still very much in style.
And according to a 2010 article in the Military Times, “Overall, one in six military service members takes at least one type of psychiatric drug. The numbers are probably higher than estimated, since troops are also known to share and trade prescription drugs with each other, even while in combat zones.” Those outdated percentages are higher than the general population; as of 2014, nearly 13% of American teens take anti-depressant prescription drugs, not to mention additional medications for ADHD and anxiety disorders. As a country, we use more anti-depressants than anyone in the world.
Not surprisingly, pharmaceuticals are also one of our largest exports.
So we’re still great, if not the greatest; it’s just different products we’re making and selling. Plus, we use them ourselves; we’re drinking our own Kool-Aid. That’s our other most marketable product---delusion. Voters are made to think that we need to be great again, then convince the rest of the world to be like us, and then need to build a wall to keep them out.
But reality is a much harder hat to wear, because if you really want to make America great, you have to start with you. It’s not more steel we need to forge; it’s more people with backbones of steel, with the work ethic to go the distance. Instead, we provide our children a life of leisure before they’ve even earned one, playing video games on consoles made in China, to escape the real life they haven’t even experienced yet. It’s obvious that our education system isn’t working if people lack the logic to see through the con of a billionaire real estate developer.
But back to the airport kiosk display cabinet…. stacked neatly right next to the MAGA shirt for $9.99 was a similar product; a shirt with the Obama campaign image, selling for $12.99.
Citing the free-market law of supply and demand, I’d say that proves that there are a lot of us who are still willing to pay an extra premium for “Hope and Change.”
Again.
Folded and assembled from 6 rectangular 2x1 pieces of Korean Duo-coloured papers [15cm x 7.5cm]. No glue
Each module is actually a Star Medal model - www.flickr.com/photos/61236172@N08/6398778489/in/set-7215...
The 6 Star Medals are connected as in the regular Snowflake module - www.flickr.com/photos/61236172@N08/6444797547/in/photostr...
Diagrams for folding the Star Medal are posted in my new Website, hosted by Nick Robinson here - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/show_diagram.php?d...
Diagrams for folding and assembling the 'Snowflake Module" plus "new" bent variation now available here - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/show_diagram.php?d...
2016’s South East Bus Festival took place on Saturday 2nd April at Kent County Showground, and over 100 buses were on display. Free rides were given around the site, with opportunities to visit other heritage transport events and attractions. The festival was organised in part by Richard Lewis, Arriva Southern Counties’ regional publicity manager, hence the Arriva UK Bus website hosting the event information, along with the numerous Arriva Southern Counties vehicles on display.
The two main themes of were the centenary of the East Kent Road Car Company Limited and the fiftieth anniversary of the closure of Thomas Harrington and Sons Limited, the Hove-based coachbuilder.
French website hosting the same set of images: jmpicquart.pagesperso-orange.fr/Avionabattus1.htm
Original French caption:
"German plane shot down October 10, 1915 in the forest of Puvenelle near Pont-à-Mousson (Meurthe-et-Moselle) by the aviator Breton, Jean Bourhis (1888-1916). The pilot of the German plane was Gef. Kurt Kroner, born March 9, 1892 in Brand, his observer Lt. Guido Wolf was born December 20, 1893 in Berlin. The plane belonged to the squadron FA70."
Jean Bourhis (French pilot): "October 10, I had the satisfaction to bring down a Boche, and this time in French territory ...... I was in a good position and in a very short time, forty cartridges, and it was over, my opponent fell from 3000 meters. But the most exciting was my landing: I landed by leaps and bounds, my friends told me and immediately hoisted on their sturdy shoulders".
How to Make a Professional Website
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Why Go Pro?
- needed to succeed in online commerce
- garner trust in the market-space
- become the authority for your topic
- more people = help more = more resources
What I Don't Mean By Pro
- super-duper programming gurus not needed
- look good, but not super-awesome
- avoid the 1997 animated GIF website
Clarity of Content
- tell visitors what it's about
- avoid all instances of confusion
- text & images need to be relevant
The First Thing They See
- the logo should make sense
- the headline should tell the story
- consider a subheadline for details
Be Careful with Your Text
- be concise
- be clear and summarize
- use headings
- use bulleted lists
Navigation is Key
- allow your visitors to move around
- easy = happy; complex = gone
- multiple specific pages
- not just one big page
- a sitemap is a must
- links have to work
Templates Are Awesome
- ready-made templates can save time
- there are plenty freebies available
- there as some really nice paid-ones, too
- structure is usually tried & true
Go Forth and Be Professional
- aim for professional
- know that bootstrapped is still okay
- I suggest Wordpress
- free themes to get started
- you can't break anything
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
I shot these two images (along with a lot of less successful ones) yesterday afternoon after running across a nice tutorial by Mike Moats on the mcp actions blog. This shot is a closer crop than the other one, and it seems to have a nice painterly effect. The shots are best viewed large, so that you can see the details of the leaves and the soft water ripples. As usual, would love to hear any comments, thoughts, suggestions, etc.
Also, please check out my new website hosted by SmugMug where I'm slowly rolling out some shots for sale:
No expectations of fame and fortune, but maybe it will start to partially pay for my increasingly expensive hobby. I know my wife would appreciate that :-)
How to Make a Professional Website
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Why Go Pro?
- needed to succeed in online commerce
- garner trust in the market-space
- become the authority for your topic
- more people = help more = more resources
What I Don't Mean By Pro
- super-duper programming gurus not needed
- look good, but not super-awesome
- avoid the 1997 animated GIF website
Clarity of Content
- tell visitors what it's about
- avoid all instances of confusion
- text & images need to be relevant
The First Thing They See
- the logo should make sense
- the headline should tell the story
- consider a subheadline for details
Be Careful with Your Text
- be concise
- be clear and summarize
- use headings
- use bulleted lists
Navigation is Key
- allow your visitors to move around
- easy = happy; complex = gone
- multiple specific pages
- not just one big page
- a sitemap is a must
- links have to work
Templates Are Awesome
- ready-made templates can save time
- there are plenty freebies available
- there as some really nice paid-ones, too
- structure is usually tried & true
Go Forth and Be Professional
- aim for professional
- know that bootstrapped is still okay
- I suggest Wordpress
- free themes to get started
- you can't break anything
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
What is the Best Website Hosting for a Small Business?
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Small Business Web Hosting
- a solid host is vital
- cheapest is not always the best idea
- this is your home base
- this is your money net
Web Hosting Must Haves
- an excellent uptime record (>99.9995%)
- excellent customer service
- plenty of bandwidth available
- supports features you need (SQL, PHP, etc)
Know What You Want, First
- do you want plain and basic?
- do yo want databases and shopping carts?
- know what your end goal is
The Best Web Hosts Out There
- iPage - CPanel, reasonalble pricing, 1-click Wordpress
- BlueHost - customer service king! highly customizable
- ServInt - rock solid servers, great service, good history
Your Needs Dictate Your Server
- get what you think you need
- don't spend more than you'll need for a while
- keep customer service in mind
- make sure your homebase stays up and running
- now get out there and pick one
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
What is the Best Website Hosting for a Small Business?
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Small Business Web Hosting
- a solid host is vital
- cheapest is not always the best idea
- this is your home base
- this is your money net
Web Hosting Must Haves
- an excellent uptime record (>99.9995%)
- excellent customer service
- plenty of bandwidth available
- supports features you need (SQL, PHP, etc)
Know What You Want, First
- do you want plain and basic?
- do yo want databases and shopping carts?
- know what your end goal is
The Best Web Hosts Out There
- iPage - CPanel, reasonalble pricing, 1-click Wordpress
- BlueHost - customer service king! highly customizable
- ServInt - rock solid servers, great service, good history
Your Needs Dictate Your Server
- get what you think you need
- don't spend more than you'll need for a while
- keep customer service in mind
- make sure your homebase stays up and running
- now get out there and pick one
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
How to Make a Professional Website
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Why Go Pro?
- needed to succeed in online commerce
- garner trust in the market-space
- become the authority for your topic
- more people = help more = more resources
What I Don't Mean By Pro
- super-duper programming gurus not needed
- look good, but not super-awesome
- avoid the 1997 animated GIF website
Clarity of Content
- tell visitors what it's about
- avoid all instances of confusion
- text & images need to be relevant
The First Thing They See
- the logo should make sense
- the headline should tell the story
- consider a subheadline for details
Be Careful with Your Text
- be concise
- be clear and summarize
- use headings
- use bulleted lists
Navigation is Key
- allow your visitors to move around
- easy = happy; complex = gone
- multiple specific pages
- not just one big page
- a sitemap is a must
- links have to work
Templates Are Awesome
- ready-made templates can save time
- there are plenty freebies available
- there as some really nice paid-ones, too
- structure is usually tried & true
Go Forth and Be Professional
- aim for professional
- know that bootstrapped is still okay
- I suggest Wordpress
- free themes to get started
- you can't break anything
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
How to Make a Professional Website
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Why Go Pro?
- needed to succeed in online commerce
- garner trust in the market-space
- become the authority for your topic
- more people = help more = more resources
What I Don't Mean By Pro
- super-duper programming gurus not needed
- look good, but not super-awesome
- avoid the 1997 animated GIF website
Clarity of Content
- tell visitors what it's about
- avoid all instances of confusion
- text & images need to be relevant
The First Thing They See
- the logo should make sense
- the headline should tell the story
- consider a subheadline for details
Be Careful with Your Text
- be concise
- be clear and summarize
- use headings
- use bulleted lists
Navigation is Key
- allow your visitors to move around
- easy = happy; complex = gone
- multiple specific pages
- not just one big page
- a sitemap is a must
- links have to work
Templates Are Awesome
- ready-made templates can save time
- there are plenty freebies available
- there as some really nice paid-ones, too
- structure is usually tried & true
Go Forth and Be Professional
- aim for professional
- know that bootstrapped is still okay
- I suggest Wordpress
- free themes to get started
- you can't break anything
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
How to Make a Professional Website
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Why Go Pro?
- needed to succeed in online commerce
- garner trust in the market-space
- become the authority for your topic
- more people = help more = more resources
What I Don't Mean By Pro
- super-duper programming gurus not needed
- look good, but not super-awesome
- avoid the 1997 animated GIF website
Clarity of Content
- tell visitors what it's about
- avoid all instances of confusion
- text & images need to be relevant
The First Thing They See
- the logo should make sense
- the headline should tell the story
- consider a subheadline for details
Be Careful with Your Text
- be concise
- be clear and summarize
- use headings
- use bulleted lists
Navigation is Key
- allow your visitors to move around
- easy = happy; complex = gone
- multiple specific pages
- not just one big page
- a sitemap is a must
- links have to work
Templates Are Awesome
- ready-made templates can save time
- there are plenty freebies available
- there as some really nice paid-ones, too
- structure is usually tried & true
Go Forth and Be Professional
- aim for professional
- know that bootstrapped is still okay
- I suggest Wordpress
- free themes to get started
- you can't break anything
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
French website hosting the same set of images: jmpicquart.pagesperso-orange.fr/Avionabattus1.htm
Original French photo caption:
"German plane shot down October 10, 1915 in the forest of Puvenelle near Pont-à-Mousson (Meurthe-et-Moselle) by the aviator Breton, Jean Bourhis (1888-1916). The pilot of the German plane was Gef. Kurt Kroner, born March 9, 1892 in Brand, his observer Lt. Guido Wolf was born December 20, 1893 in Berlin. The plane belonged to the squadron FA70."
Jean Bourhis (French pilot): "October 10, I had the satisfaction to bring down a Boche, and this time in French territory ...... I was in a good position and in a very short time, forty cartridges, and it was over, my opponent fell from 3000 meters. But the most exciting was my landing: I landed by leaps and bounds, my friends told me and immediately hoisted on their sturdy shoulders".
Upcoming IPhone 13: Launch Date, Specifications, And Pricing
The iPhone 13 is one of the most anticipated smartphones of 2021. Due to the ongoing pandemic, there may not be huge upgrades and improvements due to the inability to resource new raw materials and hardware.
People are excited about this one because most people buy the vanilla variant of the series. The iPhone 12 is the most sold smartphone in the entire iPhone 12 series, according to revelations by Apple’s CEO Tim Cook, during the fiscal Q2, 2021 earnings call.
oThe iPhone 13 is tipped to sport a smaller notch.
oThere is supposed to be a re-designed camera module at the back
oRumours suggest Apple might finally introduce an in-display fingerprint scanner on their iPhones
It is being said that the smaller notch is achieved by putting all three sensors, the dot projector, an IR sensor and an IR flood illuminator, in a single module. This has resulted in saving some space and hence a smaller notch.
Renders also show that the earpiece has moved to the top bezel. The device is also seen as a little thicker than the iPhone 12, probably to fit a bigger capacity battery.
Of the earliest of leaks, the iPhone 13 will be similar to the current-gen iPhone 12. It will have the same flat edges with rounded corners. An interesting point to note will be the new smaller notch up-front on display. It was interesting to see in the render that the space for the camera module is the same as the iPhone 12, but the sensors are weirdly placed in a diagonal.
This seems a little hilarious and frankly speaking, I’m not much impressed by this placement.
So, you are regretting the current web hosting that you have. It may not have gone the way you planned. Maybe the cost is too high, or you need more features. The reasons are not important, but transferring your website data to another web hoster is. But how to transfer web hosting from one company to another? Read the complete article for detailed explanation and steps.
However, the first task would be to select your next web hosting. Fret not; we have a list for that too. Read our Top five Best Web Hostings article.
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Now that you have decided on your preferred web hosting, its time to finally move the website.
Step 1: Choosing a website hosting that provides a free migration
Doing so will save you time and effort. As professionals will do it, it will be a much cleaner and error-free job. A2 Hosting, GreenGeeks, InMotion Hosting are some companies that provide free website migration. But be cautious while choosing these hostings. Check whether these offer the features you need, or it would entirely defeat the purpose.
Step 2: File a migration request with the new host
After choosing the web hosting, you need to file a migration request with them. The process is also relatively easy. All you need to do is to provide login data at your old host, like the hostname, FTP login, control panel login, among others. That’s it, and your new web host will take care of the rest.
Are you in the market for a new phone? Well, your friends and family have upgraded to the latest tech, and you feel you should too. Right? Maybe not. Choose the best for yourself. The Only Smartphone Buying Guide You Need is right here!
Yes, this article is a smartphone buying guide. But first, let’s decide whether you truly need a new phone or not? Many of us tend to change our smartphones before they reach the end of their life. Life here means how long they function and not the arrival of their successors. A smartphone’s life is determined by how long it completes all your tasks without causing you a hassle.
If you’re thinking about changing your smartphone, take a look at this list, which tells you when you should really change your device.
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You need a new smartphone if:
oYour phone needs to be charged multiple times a day: If the charger is a thing you can’t afford to forget, it’s time you switch to a new device.
oIf you dare not post any photos or videos on social media: You don’t feel like revisiting your pictures and videos, as they look like they were taken from a decade-old device.
oThe phone takes forever to function: I once used a Samsung device that did not register the numbers on the dial pad right away. So, I used to dial all the numbers, and after ten seconds, the final number would appear. It was a cool thing to show to my friends, but highly frustrating nevertheless.
oIf people do not recognise your phone: You go to a party or a family function and see that you are the centre of attraction. And the reason? You are pressing buttons on your phone while they are touching their screens. The audacity! Well, not really. Though a feature phone does the job for many, the smartphone is the way to go if you are looking for an overall better experience.
These are the cases where you should get a new device, no matter what.
Samsung unveiled its new 8800 series front-load washer and dryer duo at CES 2021 with AI technology. This innovation now promises to deliver you an easier and stress-free washing experience. According to Samsung, they have brought up something really exciting for its consumers.
First of all, the washing machine is loaded with AI capabilities. It makes the machine much smarter and more efficient. Featuring a Smart Dial that recommends your preferred wash cycle according to your washing habits and senses the amount of dirt in your clothes to apply the appropriate mode to wash your clothes with utmost cleanliness.
For full information go to Samsung WF8800
The machine can also dispense the right amount of detergent as per the needs and automatically adjust the wash cycle.
The new Samsung WF8800 series is a 5.0 cu. Ft. capacity smart washing machine with AI technology. Disguised by a brushed black matte finish, it gives you a premium feel and looks. Not only that, but the chrome door garnish also adds to its elegance. Its intelligently placed dial and control panel feels sophisticated, yet it is very easy to use.
Looks premium, feels premium, so, well, does it perform premium! We will get to know this in a moment.
Best Budget Smart TVs In India
Smart TVs have seen an immense market boost in recent years. With the growth of OTT (Over the top) platforms, people are looking to watch their favourite shows on a big screen. Also, with every other object in our homes becoming smart, we wouldn’t want an old TV.
You may be thinking that smart TVs come at a premium, and that would have been right a few years back. Find the Best Budget Smart Tv here. However, now you can get a smart TV even in the tightest of budgets. You are at the right portal, as we provide comprehensive details and comparison of other products with your choice.
Top 7 Best Budget Smart TVs in India
01. Kodak 40FHDX7XPRO
Kodak is a popular brand in the electronics market. While they have made a name for themselves in the offshore markets, India is still not their strongest suit.
02. Mi TV 4A
Xiaomi has made a name for themselves in the smart TV market in a pretty short time. They offer quality smart TVs for every budget and need. The Mi TV 4A is their most affordable Full HD offering.
03. TCL 40S6500FS
TCL is a well-known brand in the Indian market. Their TVs are known to have a lot of features. The TCL 40S6500FS is no different.
04. Onida 43FIF1
Onida is a famous electronics brand in India. They stepped into the TV market a long time ago, but their collaboration with Amazon is a recent event. The Onida 43FIF1 is probably the smartest budget TV out there. You get a host of features that further increments the integration of smart devices.
05. TCL 43P615
The TCL 43P615 packs in a punch in terms of specifications, considering its price. You also get various technologies that boost the viewing experience.
06. Amazon Basics 4K Fire TV Edition
Amazon is slowly expanding its item catalogue in the Indian market, with the most recent item being the Amazon Basics 4K Fire TV.
07. Hisense 43A71F
Hisense might not be a well-known brand in the Indian market, but it makes some of the very best smart TVs. The company also manufactures various electronics part and is known in over 130 countries.
French website hosting the same set of images: jmpicquart.pagesperso-orange.fr/Avionabattus1.htm
Original French photo caption:
"German plane shot down October 10, 1915 in the forest of Puvenelle near Pont-à-Mousson (Meurthe-et-Moselle) by the aviator Breton, Jean Bourhis (1888-1916). The pilot of the German plane was Gef. Kurt Kroner, born March 9, 1892 in Brand, his observer Lt. Guido Wolf was born December 20, 1893 in Berlin. The plane belonged to the squadron FA70."
Jean Bourhis (French pilot): "October 10, I had the satisfaction to bring down a Boche, and this time in French territory ...... I was in a good position and in a very short time, forty cartridges, and it was over, my opponent fell from 3000 meters. But the most exciting was my landing: I landed by leaps and bounds, my friends told me and immediately hoisted on their sturdy shoulders".
How to Make a Professional Website
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Why Go Pro?
- needed to succeed in online commerce
- garner trust in the market-space
- become the authority for your topic
- more people = help more = more resources
What I Don't Mean By Pro
- super-duper programming gurus not needed
- look good, but not super-awesome
- avoid the 1997 animated GIF website
Clarity of Content
- tell visitors what it's about
- avoid all instances of confusion
- text & images need to be relevant
The First Thing They See
- the logo should make sense
- the headline should tell the story
- consider a subheadline for details
Be Careful with Your Text
- be concise
- be clear and summarize
- use headings
- use bulleted lists
Navigation is Key
- allow your visitors to move around
- easy = happy; complex = gone
- multiple specific pages
- not just one big page
- a sitemap is a must
- links have to work
Templates Are Awesome
- ready-made templates can save time
- there are plenty freebies available
- there as some really nice paid-ones, too
- structure is usually tried & true
Go Forth and Be Professional
- aim for professional
- know that bootstrapped is still okay
- I suggest Wordpress
- free themes to get started
- you can't break anything
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
What is the Best Website Hosting for a Small Business?
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Small Business Web Hosting
- a solid host is vital
- cheapest is not always the best idea
- this is your home base
- this is your money net
Web Hosting Must Haves
- an excellent uptime record (>99.9995%)
- excellent customer service
- plenty of bandwidth available
- supports features you need (SQL, PHP, etc)
Know What You Want, First
- do you want plain and basic?
- do yo want databases and shopping carts?
- know what your end goal is
The Best Web Hosts Out There
- iPage - CPanel, reasonalble pricing, 1-click Wordpress
- BlueHost - customer service king! highly customizable
- ServInt - rock solid servers, great service, good history
Your Needs Dictate Your Server
- get what you think you need
- don't spend more than you'll need for a while
- keep customer service in mind
- make sure your homebase stays up and running
- now get out there and pick one
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
How to Make a Professional Website
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Why Go Pro?
- needed to succeed in online commerce
- garner trust in the market-space
- become the authority for your topic
- more people = help more = more resources
What I Don't Mean By Pro
- super-duper programming gurus not needed
- look good, but not super-awesome
- avoid the 1997 animated GIF website
Clarity of Content
- tell visitors what it's about
- avoid all instances of confusion
- text & images need to be relevant
The First Thing They See
- the logo should make sense
- the headline should tell the story
- consider a subheadline for details
Be Careful with Your Text
- be concise
- be clear and summarize
- use headings
- use bulleted lists
Navigation is Key
- allow your visitors to move around
- easy = happy; complex = gone
- multiple specific pages
- not just one big page
- a sitemap is a must
- links have to work
Templates Are Awesome
- ready-made templates can save time
- there are plenty freebies available
- there as some really nice paid-ones, too
- structure is usually tried & true
Go Forth and Be Professional
- aim for professional
- know that bootstrapped is still okay
- I suggest Wordpress
- free themes to get started
- you can't break anything
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
What is the Best Website Hosting for a Small Business?
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Small Business Web Hosting
- a solid host is vital
- cheapest is not always the best idea
- this is your home base
- this is your money net
Web Hosting Must Haves
- an excellent uptime record (>99.9995%)
- excellent customer service
- plenty of bandwidth available
- supports features you need (SQL, PHP, etc)
Know What You Want, First
- do you want plain and basic?
- do yo want databases and shopping carts?
- know what your end goal is
The Best Web Hosts Out There
- iPage - CPanel, reasonalble pricing, 1-click Wordpress
- BlueHost - customer service king! highly customizable
- ServInt - rock solid servers, great service, good history
Your Needs Dictate Your Server
- get what you think you need
- don't spend more than you'll need for a while
- keep customer service in mind
- make sure your homebase stays up and running
- now get out there and pick one
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
How to Make a Professional Website
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Why Go Pro?
- needed to succeed in online commerce
- garner trust in the market-space
- become the authority for your topic
- more people = help more = more resources
What I Don't Mean By Pro
- super-duper programming gurus not needed
- look good, but not super-awesome
- avoid the 1997 animated GIF website
Clarity of Content
- tell visitors what it's about
- avoid all instances of confusion
- text & images need to be relevant
The First Thing They See
- the logo should make sense
- the headline should tell the story
- consider a subheadline for details
Be Careful with Your Text
- be concise
- be clear and summarize
- use headings
- use bulleted lists
Navigation is Key
- allow your visitors to move around
- easy = happy; complex = gone
- multiple specific pages
- not just one big page
- a sitemap is a must
- links have to work
Templates Are Awesome
- ready-made templates can save time
- there are plenty freebies available
- there as some really nice paid-ones, too
- structure is usually tried & true
Go Forth and Be Professional
- aim for professional
- know that bootstrapped is still okay
- I suggest Wordpress
- free themes to get started
- you can't break anything
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
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This model is actually the basic 6-Pointed Star A. Changing the gender of the initial folds, the points of the star can be made to display display 2 colours. [colour and white if Kami is used]. The folds can be repeated for the back but for this model, on the back, I have added some modifications on the points which is not included in my diagrams.
This series was created in 1988 and published in Modular Origami [self-publication]
The model is assembled from 6 modules folded from 7.5cm square Duo-coloured papers. Numerous patterns can be generated by adding simple folds to certain parts of the module.
Diagrams are posted in my old website - web.singnet.com.sg/~owrigami/geomet.htm [not updated]
and also at my new website, hosted by Nick Robinson. - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/show_diagram.php?d...
I hope you enjoy folding these and perhaps make your own variations and hang them on your Christmas tree.
How to Make a Professional Website
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Why Go Pro?
- needed to succeed in online commerce
- garner trust in the market-space
- become the authority for your topic
- more people = help more = more resources
What I Don't Mean By Pro
- super-duper programming gurus not needed
- look good, but not super-awesome
- avoid the 1997 animated GIF website
Clarity of Content
- tell visitors what it's about
- avoid all instances of confusion
- text & images need to be relevant
The First Thing They See
- the logo should make sense
- the headline should tell the story
- consider a subheadline for details
Be Careful with Your Text
- be concise
- be clear and summarize
- use headings
- use bulleted lists
Navigation is Key
- allow your visitors to move around
- easy = happy; complex = gone
- multiple specific pages
- not just one big page
- a sitemap is a must
- links have to work
Templates Are Awesome
- ready-made templates can save time
- there are plenty freebies available
- there as some really nice paid-ones, too
- structure is usually tried & true
Go Forth and Be Professional
- aim for professional
- know that bootstrapped is still okay
- I suggest Wordpress
- free themes to get started
- you can't break anything
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
How to Make a Professional Website
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Why Go Pro?
- needed to succeed in online commerce
- garner trust in the market-space
- become the authority for your topic
- more people = help more = more resources
What I Don't Mean By Pro
- super-duper programming gurus not needed
- look good, but not super-awesome
- avoid the 1997 animated GIF website
Clarity of Content
- tell visitors what it's about
- avoid all instances of confusion
- text & images need to be relevant
The First Thing They See
- the logo should make sense
- the headline should tell the story
- consider a subheadline for details
Be Careful with Your Text
- be concise
- be clear and summarize
- use headings
- use bulleted lists
Navigation is Key
- allow your visitors to move around
- easy = happy; complex = gone
- multiple specific pages
- not just one big page
- a sitemap is a must
- links have to work
Templates Are Awesome
- ready-made templates can save time
- there are plenty freebies available
- there as some really nice paid-ones, too
- structure is usually tried & true
Go Forth and Be Professional
- aim for professional
- know that bootstrapped is still okay
- I suggest Wordpress
- free themes to get started
- you can't break anything
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
What is the Best Website Hosting for a Small Business?
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Small Business Web Hosting
- a solid host is vital
- cheapest is not always the best idea
- this is your home base
- this is your money net
Web Hosting Must Haves
- an excellent uptime record (>99.9995%)
- excellent customer service
- plenty of bandwidth available
- supports features you need (SQL, PHP, etc)
Know What You Want, First
- do you want plain and basic?
- do yo want databases and shopping carts?
- know what your end goal is
The Best Web Hosts Out There
- iPage - CPanel, reasonalble pricing, 1-click Wordpress
- BlueHost - customer service king! highly customizable
- ServInt - rock solid servers, great service, good history
Your Needs Dictate Your Server
- get what you think you need
- don't spend more than you'll need for a while
- keep customer service in mind
- make sure your homebase stays up and running
- now get out there and pick one
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
2016’s South East Bus Festival took place on Saturday 2nd April at Kent County Showground, and over 100 buses were on display. Free rides were given around the site, with opportunities to visit other heritage transport events and attractions. The festival was organised in part by Richard Lewis, Arriva Southern Counties’ regional publicity manager, hence the Arriva UK Bus website hosting the event information, along with the numerous Arriva Southern Counties vehicles on display.
The two main themes of were the centenary of the East Kent Road Car Company Limited and the fiftieth anniversary of the closure of Thomas Harrington and Sons Limited, the Hove-based coachbuilder.
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How to Make a Bibliography for a Website
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/
Why Have a Bibliography?
- record your sources
- help others find those sources
- give credit where credit is due
A Final Page
- treat it like a printed book
- make it visible
- but not too visible
Number Your References
- subscripts and superscripts are nice
- helps tie the usage to the reference
- can even link directly over to bibliography
Referencing a Book
- author
- book title
- city
- publisher
- date of publication
Referencing a Website
- URL
- author
- date last accessed
Referencing a Newspaper Article
- author
- article title
- name of the newspaper
- publishing city and state
- edition and section
- date
Referencing a Magazine
- article author
- article title
- name of magazine
- volume number
- date
- page numbers
Referencing a Person
- his/her full name starting with the last name
- occupation
- date of the interview
Referencing a Movie or TV Show
- title
- episode and season (if available)
- director
- distributor
- year
Bibliographies & You
- garners more trust
- can help with traffic / links
- shows your professionalism
Here are the resources I use: www.sidewages.com/resources/