Hawaiian Shirt

How to Fold a Hawaiian Shirt, Elementary School Art, Manchester CT USA How to... fold an origami Hawaiian Shirt ( a short sleeved sport shirt). There are many photos, so do a few stretches or go get a juice while itloads. This shirt was sent to me by my aunt. It had been a birthday card to my uncle. The back folds down, (the collar is actually a catch, a lock, that keeps the origami from unfolding). The buttons are glued on but paper buttons or even drawn ones look fine. You can write a note and place it within the shirt. This origami starts with a RECTANGLE, not the usual square. Plain copier paper is fine and you can draw palm trees and other patterns on it! Gift wrapping paper can sometimes be found that has a Hawaiian pattern look. Elementary students have fun creating heads and arms or whole bodies to go with the shirt! If you have a pattern for shorts...LET US KNOW!!!!!! Fold in half, then unfold Fold side edges to the center crease. Be neat! Be sure fold starts exactly in the bottom corners and lines up neatly along the side edge. Then you can flip up the bottom so the crease is exactly where the flaps stop. Stick you fingers inside the folded up area. Grab hold of the tip of corner piece on one side. Pull it out and to the side! Don't mash it! There are crease lines already where it is to fold...you made them when you folded the tips up. Now TUCK IN the corner. (Not, tuck behind...the corner disappears inside itself.) The crease that it turns in on is already there...see the dotted line? Do both sides. Your sleeves are done! See how the model has been turned over ? Fold down about 1/4 inch of paper...that is about as wide as a crayon. THEN TURN IT OVER AGAIN!! Fold in the side like this so it touches the center line. You will see the collar. Make the other side meet the center at the exact same place so the collar looks right. THIS IS THE LAST STEP! Fold up the bottom...TUCK UNDER the collar and crease the bottom of the shirt. Draw details. Add a tie if you want to be more formal. Add a head ....cartoon style...or a caricature of someone you know. Find heads in a magazine... Design the rest of the outfit! Write a note to put inside if it is a card. Remember, your first one is usually lumpy. Learn from your mistakes and the next one will be better! This page designed and maintained by Emma Craib : suggestions and comments welcome d .

Hawaii Resort

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Hawaiian food in NYC

StarChefs.com Message Boards :: View topic - Hawaiian food in NYC search | home | feedback | help StarChefs.com Message Boards FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Hawaiian food in NYC StarChefs.com Message Boards Forum Index - New York View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message Lola Guest Posted: Tue May 20, 2003 11:32 am Post subject: Hawaiian food in NYC Is there any place to go for a good pig roast or other Hawaiian specialties? Back to top louisal Joined: 10 Jun 2004 Posts: 24 Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2004 9:40 am Post subject: besides the occaisional luau... there's always Roy's hawaiian-fusion restaurant... Roy's - New York Marriott Financial Center Hotel |130 Washington St. New York, NY 10006 (212)266-6262 http://www.roysrestaurant.com/docs/index.html ..it's higher-end stuff, but definitely Pacific Rim, and very tasty. he is a local hawaiian boy and his restaurant chain originated in Honolulu... Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts 1 Day 7 Days 2 Weeks 1 Month 3 Months 6 Months 1 Year Oldest First Newest First StarChefs.com Message Boards Forum Index - New York All times are GMT - 5 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Culinary message boards ---------------- Food For Thought Schools QuickMeals Wine Ask The Editor Turn The Tables General Discussion Dining Out ---------------- Boston New York Miami Napa Valley San Francisco Washington DC area Maryland Virgin Islands Other Locations You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2005 phpBB Group

Hawaiian Music What is

Music Laboratory Research-Genre Study-Ethnic Music-Hawaiian Music Research -> Genre Study -> Ethnic Music -> Hawaiian Music What is ethnic music? What element distinguishes an ethnic music style from other ethnic music styles? For example, what is the difference between Okinawa music and Scotland music? I think elements of music are (1) melody (scale), (2 ) chord, (3) rhythm, and (4) instruments. First, let's think about melody. Rock and Blues are easy examples, even though they are not ethnic music. Rock uses normal music scale while Blues includes blue-notes in its music scale. Next, think about chords. Rock uses simple chords (triad) while Jazz includes 7th in its chords. Chord progression of Jazz is more complicated than that of Rock as well. For rhythm, Rock uses 8 beat, Fusion uses 16 beat, Jazz uses 4 beat. Finally, think about musical instruments. It is easy to see differences between Classical music and Rock music. Especially, musical instruments are important elements of ethnic music, since each country has different music instruments. I am trying to capture features of each ethnic music style based on this idea, and to reproduce them with automated composing system. This page includes considerations that I faced when I embedded functions of ethnic music composition. About Hawaiian Music I am not sure that people consider Hawaiian music as ethnic music. But the music has very strong characteristics. Hawaiian music uses very slow sliding guitars and ukuleles. Guitar strings are tuned for major chord. (This kind of guitar is called slack key guitar.) So, Hawaiian music uses many major chords in its chord progression. I am not sure but I guess guitarist uses bottle neck and scratch strings with it. (I need more information,please help me.) Sample by Automated Composing System Scale -- Instruments slack key guitar, ukulele Links to related topics --

Hawaii

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