Jumat, 26 Mei 2017

''Crazy weekend''

BY An-nisa Furqonita 1 comment

Dear diary........

 

''Crazy weekend''
31st March was a really interesting day. In the morning after I had woken up I heard some noise. I couldn’t now imagine what sound it was but I’m sure it wasn’t normal. There were many things which could happen. Suddenly a horrible noise was near me. In my mind there was only one thing "what will be if this terrible noise means this is a ghost!?”. I had many thoughts and I felt lonely. I considered there must be somebody from my family. 
After that I heard some other bad sound and it was something like steps of my grandfather in slipperes. All at once in the door of my room appered a big figure with something weird in hands. Fortunately, it was my brother with a tray and on that tray there was a big plate with a soft-boiled egg and with a crunchy roll. The noise which I had heard was thanks to my brother because he had been peeling an egg for me. The eggshell made that bad noise, can you imagine it? I was laughting all the time. My brother wanted to be nice and he was but I was terrified unnecessarily.

My Business

BY An-nisa Furqonita 2 comments

My Business
Following graduation from University, I intend to serve a marketing team in a local physical therapy company. My short-term goal is to lead a team. Due to the popular physical therapy company thirty miles, much of the local population is unaware of the quality services Physical Therapy has to offer. I hope to increase visits by 40 percent in the first 5 years of my employment. My long-term goal includes extending the company’s reach into surrounding cities, and eventually beyond national barriers, becoming a global marketing manager.
I expect to gain skills and experiences from University that will propel my short and long-term goals. I hope to develop an experiential and diverse learning experience and have the opportunity to interact with different groups of people to learn from their business insights and endeavours. I seek the tools and resources needed to further engage in my marketing knowledge, perform professional strategic analyses, and re-evaluate my past work experiences. I look forward to taking courses from Professor Jim. W. Reid, who has published the research of the success of Matthews and Marketing in his book, “Matthews Commerce,” which has helped me continue my career this far. I also look forward to taking the unique classes taught by Professor Rachel E. Davis, introducing me to the physical therapy world and enriching my business skills in that area.
With the passion I have for the success of Physical Therapy, and the determination I learned from watching my brother, all I need to complete my goals is the knowledge available to me through an S.Si at my University. I look forward to completing my career aspirations to contribute to my professional career. The world of physical therapy is growing, and with my skills in marketing, I hope to grow the local Ridgeview services across the globe. 

How to Make a Origami Crane

BY An-nisa Furqonita 1 comment

How to Make a Origami Crane
 
Step 1: Hip to Be Square
For this project you will need 1 square piece of paper (preferably origami paper)*, and nimble fingers.

Step 2: X Folds
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The first step is to fold the square diagonally, corner to corner. Repeat the same process again so that it looks like an x on your paper. Make sure that you properly align the edges or else your crane won't fold as well. Make sure it is as perfect as possible.

Step 3: + Folds
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The second step is to flip the paper over and fold the paper in half horizontally. Repeat this process again so that your paper looks like a + and a x on top of each other. Make sure it is pefect just like with the x. Making sure your folds are aligned perfectly is a key part of this.

Step 4: Accordion Fold
Open the square up, keeping the colored side down. Turn the square so that one of the corners is pointing at you.
Bring the two side corners in to meet the corner on the table that's pointing at you. (like pictured)
Take the top corner that's still sticking up and press it down to join the other corners, creating an accordion folded square.

Step 5: Superman Fold
With the 'flap' corners still facing you, take the top right hand corner of the square and fold it into the center diagonal line of the square. The result of your folds will look a bit like the Superman logo shape. Repeat this with the left top corner.

Step 6: Top Fold
Once both parts are folded in pull the top part down and press the crease.

Step 7: Frog Mouth to Diamond Fold
After you have both halves of the triangle pulled in pull them back out and lift up the top piece of paper. Next, lift up the top front corner and hold down the other three front corners. Pull the top corner up. It should look look like a frogs mouth.
The next part is a bit tricky. Pull the top corner all the up and back so that the top piece lies flat. Carefully press all the folds down so that you end up with a diamond shape on top of the bottom diagonal square.

Step 8: Press Repeat
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Flip the paper over and repeat Steps 5-7 to the other side.

Step 9: Skinny Kite Fold
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Next, fold the right top corner of the diamond in to meet the center line. Press down that fold.
Repeat this for the left top corner.
Flip the paper over and repeat the above steps for the other side. You'll end up with something that looks a bit like a skinny kite shape.

Step 10: Wolf's Head Fold
Now, lift up the top right side and press it over to the other side, like turning a page in a book. Press down the middle fold.
Flip the paper over and repeat this in the same direction, right to left, on the other side.
You will end up with a very elongated 'wolf's head' shape.

Step 11: Snout Flip Fold
Lift up the wolfs snout and fold it so it meets with the tips of the ears. Press that new fold down.

Flip the paper over and repeat on the other side.
Step 12: Book Fold
Like you did in Step 9, fold the right side top layer of the paper in a book fold, from right to left.
Flip the paper over and repeat on the other side.
Step 13: Heads & Tails Fold
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Next, you pull out the long pieces of paper (the head/neck & tail). Pull them both out so that they line up with the angle of the body fold. (like pictured)
Bend the top of one side down to make the head.
Step 14: Flap Folds
Fold both wings down where two different angles meet on the wing flaps. Press the folds.
 Step 15: Puff It Up
To finish off the crane and make it able to stand, gently pull the wings apart where they're folded.
Then turn the crane upside down and gently pull the opposite corners apart to finish opening up the body.
You can also try blowing into the hole on the bottom as you pulll out the wings to make sure you're crane's body is puffed out. Be careful to not pull out the wings too much or they'll rip. If the wings rip you will have to restart your crane with a new piece of paper.
Step 16: You're Finished!
Enjoy your brand new origami crane! If you had problems with these steps, please watch the video and re-read the steps. Good luck! I did this project because I love making paper cranes and I'm really good at it. Paper cranes are also cute decorations that cost almost nothing. I hope you"ll enjoy paper cranes as much as I do!