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From: Diana Lee

To: moneyfolders_unite@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, December 06, 2009 1:34 AM

Subject: Re: [moneyfolders_unite] Neale's butterfly

 

There's a whole bunch of $butterflies here, but none of them are from Robert Neale.  Do you have a photo?
  http://www.origami-resource-center.com/money-origami-animals.html

Diana

 

Where can I find Won Parks instructions for the toilet and sea creatures???

 

does anyone know of a good vedio of

 Robert Neale's dollar butterfly

Hey I'm new to the group and I joined because I want to fold a bunch of
different fish for my dad for Christmas so he can have a bowl of fish to display
in his office at work. I have found the video that shows how to fold the Koi by
Won Park and I am now looking for instructions on any of his other fish. I
really like the Marlin, the Hammer-head Shark, and the Dolphin. If anybody can
help direct me to some instructions for these or for any other sea creatures I
would greatly appreciate it.

If Won Park gives me permission, I could look through my files for partial
step-photos I took while folding a toilet with Won.  I think I did one more
toilet after that night, just to see if I could.  But it's never been a model
I've been particularly interested in, so I haven't looked at it (or the photos)
again.  The photos are incomplete, as directions.

michael
http://havepaperwilltravel.blogspot.com/

Hi There - to the left of the screen you see a light green highlighted area -
Click on the "FILES" - that is where the diagram for the camera and the Koi are
located - have a great day folding.

--- In moneyfolders_unite@yahoogroups.com, "clint" <kodiakclint@...> wrote:
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> Does anyone have the diagram for the Dollar Bill Camera by Won Park? It would
be much appreciated
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Does anyone have the diagram for the Dollar Bill Camera by Won Park? It would be
much appreciated

thank you to russ weaver and hank simon for the additional assistance with the
database

Kewl.  Looking over this list (even with 700 missing), it's impressive how many
different models there's been over the decades.  If I have one suggestion for
your corrected list, it'd be to have your Excel cells do a 'wrap text' inside of
them, to make it easier to see all the words inside the cells without guessing
at what they are just by looking at them.

Chris

--- In moneyfolders_unite@yahoogroups.com, Russ Weaver <russweaver47_2001@...>
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> Simon, I selected the wrong file type when I first sent out the file. 
Attached please find an excel file that all can open.  Thanks for your
support!...and for some reason that I have yet to figure out (because I just
haven't spent any time on it ) the file is missing over 700 models.  Maybe this
weekend I'll try another export from File Maker Pro and get a better sampling.
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> Best Regards,
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> Russ Weaver
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> email: russweaver47_2001@...
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> From: Simon, Hank <hank.simon@...>
> Subject: [moneyfolders_unite] Re:329 money models
> To: "moneyfolders_unite@yahoogroups.com" <moneyfolders_unite@yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Monday, November 30, 2009, 6:39 AM
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> >>> Has anyone managed to operate Russ Weaver's database?
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> I got it to work just fine:
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> Copy his XML file to your desktop (or to a folder).
> Open the Excel Application.
> Under File, open ALL Files and select the XML file on the desktop.
> Russ’s database should now show up as a sortable and searchable spreadsheet.
> The functions on a PC and on a Mac are a little different.
> This may not work with an older version of Excel which cannot understand XML.
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> Lemme know if this doesn’t work for you. If you can open the XML file with
Excel, but can’t manipulate it, then that is a different technical question,
so please be detailed about the problems. Also, do NOT click on the XML file to
open it; it is easiest to open it from within Excel.
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can anyone post a video for the Camera? i am having troubles with it around
steps 20-the last if at all possible it would help :P thanks

Has anyone managed to operate Russ Weaver's database? If so, please instruct the
group on how to do so.

I picked up $200 worth of fresh singles today.  I believe, as I think others
suggested, that this is the time of year when banks have brand new singles. 
Harder to obtain as the year wears on, after Christmas.

For those koi-folding, a reminder (can't remember if it's been mentioned or if
it's in the diagrams) that if you want the eyes to look even, you have to check
that the borders on the top and bottom of the dollar bill on the green side, are
even.  If it's been cut so that one border is thinner than the other, the
printing that gives the semblance of eyes will not look symmetrical.


michael
http://havepaperwilltravel.blogspot.com/

Check out the photos of the November WCOG meeting:

http://havepaperwilltravel.shutterfly.com/5243?startIndex=175


  michael
  http://havepaperwilltravel.blogspot.com/

Anyone who wants to fold the dragon badly enough could either take a trip out to
Hawaii; or offer to pay his plane fare and tuition fee.

Or...


You could come to Los Angeles and join WCOG 2nd week of December for our annual
library Christmas tree decorating and perhaps sweet talk Fred into teaching it. 
He's been folding the dragon (although personalizing it with influence from
Kamiya's ancient dragon) and was teaching it to 2 or 3 folders at this month's
library meeting.

  Won gave him some tips on how to do it when Won taught at the POP meeting in
LA, earlier this year (the one where we took advantage of his time out here and
filmed the folding of the koi).  Fred figured out much of it on his own (I think
he's subscribed to the Group, here).

I folded one at my first OUSA back in 2002 or 2003; but I'll be damned if I let
even Fred reverse engineer it!

michael
http://havepaperwilltravel.blogspot.com/