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[View \| Download]	Mario Monti: le 5 cose più monotone del posto fisso Ospite a Matrix, ha detto che mantenere un posto fisso a vita è noioso, è meglio cambiare, provare nuove sfide. Eppure noi siamo sicuri, secondo il suo ragionamento, che ci sono tante altre cose molto più noiose del posto fisso. Fermo! Già che stai leggendo, iscriviti a Bonsai TV QUI http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?feature=iv&add_user=bonsaitv&a............ Bonsai TV è MAGAZINE Scopri tutte le novità del web! Saprai LA VERITA' prima degli altri SOLO SU http://www.bonsai.tv Bonsai TV è FACEBOOK Lo sappiamo, sei ancora l'unico a non essere fan di Bonsai TV: RIMEDIA SUBITO http://www.facebook.com/www.Bonsai.TV Bonsai TV è TWITTER Apri le orecchie ai leggiadri cinguettii di Bonsai TV! SEGUICI SU http://www.twitter.com/bonsaitv Tags: Mario, bonsai, bonsai tv, bonsaitv, disoccupazione, governo, governo tecnico, intervista mario monti, lavoro, mario monti, mario monti matrix, matri, politica, posto fisso, precario 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	Origami Rose Bush Bonsai -1 - Trunk The first phase creating an origami rose bush bonsai, preparing the trunk of the tree. Origami Rose Bush Bonsai This is not so much a tutorial, but rather my experience creating a Bonsai Rose bush. Creating an origami bonsai is as much an exercise of creativity, as it it one of skill. Most of the actual origami that goes into a Bonsai tree -- flowers and leaves mostly -- can be found by searching the web for the many video tutorials available. Kawasaki Rose Revisited http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bq0WKQZMnt8 Kawasaki Rose Leaves http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_jiyRNJK_U Materials You'll need to gather a few materials, roughly in the order you'll need them: -20 Gage copper wire (or some other soft flexible wire) -50-100 1 inch strips of news print -1-2 cups of paper mache glue (1:5 flour:water, Stirred briskly, brought to a boil for a minute or two, then cooled before use (add a tsp of salt to prevent mould) -Red, green, and brown tissue foil (you'll need to make this this: tissue, heavy duty kitchen foil, white glue) -Fine brown textured paper for the trunk of the bonsai (or some brown paint) -Small bonsai pot -Small piece of foam for flower arranging -A cup or two of coloured aquarium gravel -A small handful of sheet moss (optional) Tools Small pair of pliers for shaping the copper wire frame Sharp scissors 2" paint roller Pencil & Ruler 1 inch paint brush Thin, blunt stick for shaping Step 1 Plan Find Examples of bonsai trees Create a wireframe frame for the trunk and branches your bonsai tree. Use a thin flexible wire. I use 20 gauge copper. Step 2 Cut some foot long one inch strips of newsprint Make your paper mache glue. Ingredients 1 part flour 5 parts water Bring four cups of the water to a boil. Mix the remaining cup of water with the cup of flour, and stir briskly to break up lumps. Stir the flour/water mixture into the boiling water, stirring constantly. Bring it back to a slow boil for a few moments, or until the thickening glue is smooth. Remove from the heat and let cool. Done. Add a teaspoon of salt to prevent mold when storing the glue. Store in a refrigerator. Optionally warm the glue in a microwave oven when reused Step 3 Apply paper mache to the wire frame. Wrap 6 or 7 layers around the trunk base, 3 or 4layers around the mid sections of the tree, and 1 or 2 layers to the outer branches. Try to rub out as many bubbles as possible as you are going along, and shape the paper on the outer branches as cylindrical as possible during the first application of paper mache strips. It may be the last layer before the bark is applied. Wait a day for drying, or until it dries hard. Step 4 While you're waiting, Make flowers, leaves, stems, and thorns The video describe how to make the roses, leaves, stems, and thorns for the the Origami Bonsai Rose Bush. There are many other possibilities for flowers and and leaves with a Google search Step5 Apply another layer or paper mache if you want the trunk thicker. Every day or two apply another 6 or 7 layers to the base of the trunk, and 3 or 4 to the mid section. Step 6 ...more paper mache Step 7 ...more flowers, leaves, stems, and thorns. Step 8 Apply the bark paper to the trunk with paper mache glue. There are lots of options for finishing the trunk. The video describes applying a fine wood-grained paper, but you could also paint the trunk, if you can't find a bark-like looking paper. Found mine at the Paper Place: http://www.thepaperplace.ca/ Step 9 ...more flowers, leaves, stems, and thorns Step 10 Apply a second layer of fine brown paper to the trunk Step 11 Affix the flowers, leaves, stems, and thorns to the trunk (white glue to keep things solidly affixed) Step 12 Press the foam into the bonsai pot snugly and tie down the bonsai with the excess copper wire pushed through the bottom of the pot. White glue the trunk into place after pressing it into the flower arrangement foam. Step 13 Cover the foam with gravel, and add a little sheet moss for character. Tags: arts, bonsai, crafts, educational, gifts, how-to, howto, instructions, mache, making, origami, paper, rose 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	L'eroina mi ha tolto la libertà di pensiero \| Bonsai TV "Sono stato debole e l'ho provata". "Si creano situazioni molto avvolgenti". Dal documentario "Sono ancora qui" prodotta da YNEWS per Bonsai tv, intervista a Massimo, eroinomane di una comunità di recupero del Nord Italia. http://www.bonsai.tv Tags: Bonsai Tv, Giuliano Federico, Nicola Martini, Sono ancora qui, Ynews, bonsai, cocaina, droghe, eroina, tossicodipendenza 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)

[View \| Download]	Mario Monti: le 5 cose più monotone del posto fisso Ospite a Matrix, ha detto che mantenere un posto fisso a vita è noioso, è meglio cambiare, provare nuove sfide. Eppure noi siamo sicuri, secondo il suo ragionamento, che ci sono tante altre cose molto più noiose del posto fisso. Fermo! Già che stai leggendo, iscriviti a Bonsai TV QUI http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?feature=iv&add_user=bonsaitv&a............ Bonsai TV è MAGAZINE Scopri tutte le novità del web! Saprai LA VERITA' prima degli altri SOLO SU http://www.bonsai.tv Bonsai TV è FACEBOOK Lo sappiamo, sei ancora l'unico a non essere fan di Bonsai TV: RIMEDIA SUBITO http://www.facebook.com/www.Bonsai.TV Bonsai TV è TWITTER Apri le orecchie ai leggiadri cinguettii di Bonsai TV! SEGUICI SU http://www.twitter.com/bonsaitv Tags: Mario, bonsai, bonsai tv, bonsaitv, disoccupazione, governo, governo tecnico, intervista mario monti, lavoro, mario monti, mario monti matrix, matri, politica, posto fisso, precario 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	Origami Rose Bush Bonsai -1 - Trunk The first phase creating an origami rose bush bonsai, preparing the trunk of the tree. Origami Rose Bush Bonsai This is not so much a tutorial, but rather my experience creating a Bonsai Rose bush. Creating an origami bonsai is as much an exercise of creativity, as it it one of skill. Most of the actual origami that goes into a Bonsai tree -- flowers and leaves mostly -- can be found by searching the web for the many video tutorials available. Kawasaki Rose Revisited http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bq0WKQZMnt8 Kawasaki Rose Leaves http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_jiyRNJK_U Materials You'll need to gather a few materials, roughly in the order you'll need them: -20 Gage copper wire (or some other soft flexible wire) -50-100 1 inch strips of news print -1-2 cups of paper mache glue (1:5 flour:water, Stirred briskly, brought to a boil for a minute or two, then cooled before use (add a tsp of salt to prevent mould) -Red, green, and brown tissue foil (you'll need to make this this: tissue, heavy duty kitchen foil, white glue) -Fine brown textured paper for the trunk of the bonsai (or some brown paint) -Small bonsai pot -Small piece of foam for flower arranging -A cup or two of coloured aquarium gravel -A small handful of sheet moss (optional) Tools Small pair of pliers for shaping the copper wire frame Sharp scissors 2" paint roller Pencil & Ruler 1 inch paint brush Thin, blunt stick for shaping Step 1 Plan Find Examples of bonsai trees Create a wireframe frame for the trunk and branches your bonsai tree. Use a thin flexible wire. I use 20 gauge copper. Step 2 Cut some foot long one inch strips of newsprint Make your paper mache glue. Ingredients 1 part flour 5 parts water Bring four cups of the water to a boil. Mix the remaining cup of water with the cup of flour, and stir briskly to break up lumps. Stir the flour/water mixture into the boiling water, stirring constantly. Bring it back to a slow boil for a few moments, or until the thickening glue is smooth. Remove from the heat and let cool. Done. Add a teaspoon of salt to prevent mold when storing the glue. Store in a refrigerator. Optionally warm the glue in a microwave oven when reused Step 3 Apply paper mache to the wire frame. Wrap 6 or 7 layers around the trunk base, 3 or 4layers around the mid sections of the tree, and 1 or 2 layers to the outer branches. Try to rub out as many bubbles as possible as you are going along, and shape the paper on the outer branches as cylindrical as possible during the first application of paper mache strips. It may be the last layer before the bark is applied. Wait a day for drying, or until it dries hard. Step 4 While you're waiting, Make flowers, leaves, stems, and thorns The video describe how to make the roses, leaves, stems, and thorns for the the Origami Bonsai Rose Bush. There are many other possibilities for flowers and and leaves with a Google search Step5 Apply another layer or paper mache if you want the trunk thicker. Every day or two apply another 6 or 7 layers to the base of the trunk, and 3 or 4 to the mid section. Step 6 ...more paper mache Step 7 ...more flowers, leaves, stems, and thorns. Step 8 Apply the bark paper to the trunk with paper mache glue. There are lots of options for finishing the trunk. The video describes applying a fine wood-grained paper, but you could also paint the trunk, if you can't find a bark-like looking paper. Found mine at the Paper Place: http://www.thepaperplace.ca/ Step 9 ...more flowers, leaves, stems, and thorns Step 10 Apply a second layer of fine brown paper to the trunk Step 11 Affix the flowers, leaves, stems, and thorns to the trunk (white glue to keep things solidly affixed) Step 12 Press the foam into the bonsai pot snugly and tie down the bonsai with the excess copper wire pushed through the bottom of the pot. White glue the trunk into place after pressing it into the flower arrangement foam. Step 13 Cover the foam with gravel, and add a little sheet moss for character. Tags: arts, bonsai, crafts, educational, gifts, how-to, howto, instructions, mache, making, origami, paper, rose 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	L'eroina mi ha tolto la libertà di pensiero \| Bonsai TV "Sono stato debole e l'ho provata". "Si creano situazioni molto avvolgenti". Dal documentario "Sono ancora qui" prodotta da YNEWS per Bonsai tv, intervista a Massimo, eroinomane di una comunità di recupero del Nord Italia. http://www.bonsai.tv Tags: Bonsai Tv, Giuliano Federico, Nicola Martini, Sono ancora qui, Ynews, bonsai, cocaina, droghe, eroina, tossicodipendenza 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)