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From: Dee and Bob
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2013 7:43 PM
To: origami
Subject: [Origami] eBay and origami
Each day from the beginning of November through the end of December, ebay
is featuring a holiday-themed origami design that appears as a tiny
vignette in the
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From: KDianne Stephens kdiannesteph...@gmail.com
To: O List origami@lists.digitalorigami.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2013 12:41 PM
Subject: [Origami] Owl and Origami Sighting
Folding the owl Helen Conachan asked about, is demonstrated in The Harley
Street
Ron Hudson asked:
Let's pretend someone got a hold of a bootlegged, unlicensed ebook of one
of your books (or diagram collections). Assuming the item is available for
sale (but maybe not in this format), would it be acceptable to pay the
author directly for the copy, if that venue of communication
Am 13.11.2013 01:36, schrieb Rob Hudson:
[...]
For example - let's say Joe gets a hold of a PDF of Gjerde's book, and
decides to do the right thing. He can either (1) purchase the book through
an official market or venue, or (2) send Gjerde a payment directly for the
full amount.
[...]
I am cross posting this link from the Money Folders Unit list. I felt that
these models deserved a wider audience . I like her style.
Janessa Munt, aspiring origami artist, has started a blog to track her daily
origami money folds:
http://www.dailydollardoodles.com/
So far, she has done -
All I could find was them folding it at warp speed. They actually started
with the project already half folded and finished it literally in 3-4
SECONDS!! Tell me there are real folding directions somewhere. I really
like the little owl and would like to fold it as a Christmas gift.
Stop the
this Sunday I had the time to make another tutorial video.
This time it's a color-change-four-wings-spiral-on-a-square from a single
sheet of paper.
See here the model:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/24028814@N05/2440264225/in/photolist-4HCZx8-5B73Hf-5BVzwG-5CTyug-8gy4Tc-8gy3WK
and how
Robert Lang writes:
I'd say that if you as author made an agreement with your publisher that
you would sell your book and divvy the funds in the ways spelled out in
your contract, and then you went and sold it some other way, that's not
very ethical. YEMV.
This is where I get a little confused
