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How to Fold the Head of an Origami Paper Crane
Video Description: Learn how to make the head of a traditional origami crane in more detail. This inverting technique is commonly used in many other folds, so it's a good origami skill to learn. If you like this video, check out http://foldsomething.com for lots more. Related Article Subjects: arts crafts, bird base, folding technique, how to, origami, origami crane, origami technique, paper crafts, paper crane, paper folding
How to Fold an Origami Paper Crane
This origami video builds on what was shown in my square base and bird base videos, and shows how to make a traditional origami crane. This is a very popular fold, and probably the...
How to fold an origami bird base
This video shows how to make an origami bird base. As you might guess from the name, the bird base is used when making the traditional origami crane; however, it can be used as... Illustrative maps are designed to help in effective way findingBy: Maria Rabinky | 19/08/2009 | ArtPanoramic maps depict an area as it appears when viewed from above at an oblique angle. The objective of these maps is to make a site look more identical and thereby highly recognizable. OrigamiBy: David | 03/11/2007 | Art & EntertainmentAt paper-carfts.org, we share with you the secrets of the much cherished paper crafts including the mystifying origami. For more information on origami visit us Risk Management, Price Discovery & Cost Savings Through Shared Services Centres – An Examination of the Application of these to AgricultureBy: Karthik Krishnamani | 27/09/2009 | ManagementCorporate world has all the necessary tools to boost the top lines through better price discovery for the product mix and to better the bottom lines through ingenious cost saving mechanisms like the concept of shared services centres and better risk management practices. The number of case studies discussed in B-School’ campuses on effective usage of these tools & practices in corporate domain is endless. With this realty in our minds, lets understand the application of these to agriculture. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE Pt. IIIBy: Mr. Ashok Sharma | 05/06/2009 | InterviewsPlease go through these pages, at least once, as and when you have some leisure time. Today, the age of competition, the collection may be useful for the students, who are preparing for their competition examinations. Wetland Ecosystem Conservation: A ReviewBy: Imran | 19/09/2009 | Book ReviewsThe main objectives of this review are to highlight the status and distribution of wetlands and causes and consequences of wetland losses. Primary Direct drivers and Primary indirect drivers of wetland losses; and Condition and Trends in Wetland-dependent Species have been digested well in this paper. Biodiversity and its conservationBy: Dr.Ashok Kumar Panigrahi | 19/06/2009 | EnvironmentBiodiversity is the nature's gift to mankind.Plant diversity is reciprocal to animal diversity and both are important to man for its very survival. Currently biodersity is under threat. Biodiversity together with ecosystem diversity and population diversity are in the decline. Without biodiversity and with one species dominating the eco system is threatened and is bound to perish beyond its carrying capacity. Artificial intelligenceBy: Rajkumar. S | 19/10/2009 | TechnologyArtificial intelligence (AI) is the intelligence of machines and the branch of computer science which aims to create it. Textbooks define the field as "the study and design of intelligent agents," where an intelligent agent is a system that perceives its environment and takes actions which maximize its chances of success. John McCarthy, who coined the term in 1956, defines it as "the science and engineering of making intelligent machines." Sociology of Mental Illness: the Study of the Un-institutionalized Mentally Challenged in Abeokuta, Ogun State. NigeriaBy: James O. Shopeju | 26/05/2008 | Mental HealthThe paper focuses on the poor, non-institutionalized and socially classified as mentally challenged people who roam the streets of Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun State, Nigeria. It is a down-to- earth study and observation of this group of people in the habitat they have been forced to accept as “normal.” It addresses the issue of mental illness as a social construction.
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