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lunes, 23 de mayo de 2011

The binding of eight basic steps ...

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The binding is, in general, the following process:

1> volume to bind sheets are placed in a press, extending at least 3 or 4 mm, and the fine saw cuts are made where the wires pass.

2> Once the sheets sewn, glued to the spine tapes, glues and the volume is placed in the press.

3> two boards are cut slightly larger than the sheets and glue on a canvas, leaving space between them back.

4> fabric is glued to the spine and then the outer leaf of the first and last signatures on the cards.

5> Cut a piece of cardboard the size of the back, given the half-round shape and sticks. At the edge of the tables that form the press, adds two wooden rods, which are placed on the joints of the carton back to the top, to mark the fold.

6> The line the lids with a fancy paper, stick the corner and the volume is put back in the press.

7> is pasted a sheet of heavy paper in the paste inside cover and back cover.

8> The operation has ended.

Summit Illustrated Encyclopedia - Volume 4, page 359 (Mexico, 1980).

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Dear you, today I bring a little art, kirigami, widely used by architects to make 3D sculptures folding and cutting paper only, without using glue or glue of any kind, I hope you like it!

THE ART OF KIRIGAMI

What is it?

The Kirigami is the art of paper cutting and origami folding paper it is. When did the paper, in China, almost immediately someone cut it, so the origin of kirigami is ancient. Has been disseminated and implemented in the education field for ten years in the central region of Peru.
Derived from the Japanese words Kiru-cut-and-paper KAMI-(when joined together kiru-kami change the "k" with a "g" KIRIGAMI). In this regard, Kirigami is the art of cutting paper "

I leave some pictures:

I wanted to pass a pack containing books kirigami, along with some templates for units to practice and so we displayed some of his creations with kirigami:

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some interesting links kirigami soobre the issue:

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I hope you enjoy! Please comment and help me out to be novatoo!

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The electronic book finally takes off

Amazon will launch the new Kindle, a device for storing "digital books." In the last holiday season were units for sale and still remains exhausted.

Just two years ago seemed impossible to read novels in a six-inch screen could be commonplace, but the success of devices like the Amazon Kindle e-book managed to finally become popular.
Experts estimate that the online retailer Amazon and sold nearly half a million units of its Kindle electronic book reader, although the company does not publish its figures for distribution.
This Christmas, the apparatus was exhausted (in the Amazon page is still empty) even though it costs $ 359 and the sector experienced the worst Christmas season in its history.
Amazon got his reader to make prolonged reading on a small screen really nice. The key is that E-Ink technology makes the monitor in the closest thing to a book page by removing, for example, excessive lighting.
Kindle is the size of a hardback book, weighs only 300 grams and includes wireless Internet access that lets you download volumes of Amazon's online store in just a minute discolocar without a computer.
Kindle has increased its offering of securities by 67% since its launch and now has a catalog of 230,000 books, as well as blogs, newspapers and magazines. Each download is priced separately: a bestseller costs, for example, ten dollars.
As reported in the Spanish newspaper El Mundo, the company will present on Monday the latest generation of readers who may modify their design to a new keyboard and faster to download pages thanks to advances in technology E-Ink.
The presentation will be held at the Morgan Library in New York, whose millions of volumes in role could someday be replaced by devices such as Kindle and its competitors.

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domingo, 22 de mayo de 2011

is scarce ink and paper in Japan.

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Yamane Ayano manga Shonen Ai (Faindaa not Hyouteki, Crimson Spell) published in Twitter on Monday that because of the damage caused to the paper mills in the Great Earthquake of Japan (Higashi Nihon Daishinsai), both the paper and ink are scarce. Especially in the factories and Iwanuma Ishinomaki in Miyagi Prefecture. Also Nakos factory in Fukushima Prefecture is out of service.

Yamane noted that this is affecting the books that would go on sale on 05 April, including his own non Netsujo Finder. In another Tweet, encouraged his followers to buy new books in the stores if they can find. Later, part of your message translated into English.

NHK's news also reported on the shortage of ink in Japan affecting the country's newspapers, and analysis of Publishers Weekly magazine of the state of Japanese publishing industry after the earthquake, also highlight the shortage of ink and paper, including color ink sleeves used to publish their versions of anniversary.

F!: http://www.anmtvla.com/2011/03/mangaka-ayano-yamane-escasea-el-papel-y.html

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Elijah Trabulse: The books will cease to exist

The expert predicted the demise of printed works in the medium term, lead to digital format

In the medium to long term, the books will cease to exist and the only way it can be read through electronic media, with this warning the International Book Fair (FIL) in Guadalajara last night recognized researcher, scholar and historian Mexican Trabulse Elias Atallah.

During the Tribute to the bibliophile, President of IDF, RaÃºl Padilla LÃ³pez, praised the work of Trabulse Atala, whom he described as a "great popularizer of science and technology in Mexico."

Also said the professor at El Colegio de Mexico has managed to make deep reflection on the history of science, to understand, firstly, the mentality of the scientist and the scope of their production and, on the other hand, the generality of context marked by economic and political structures.

Elijah explained that Trabulse (Mexico City, 1942) is an intellectual concerned and committed to the books and documents that record the cultural and scientific identity of the country.

With a critical position, he said, Trabulse refuses the recognition of certain stereotypes in search of an approach to life and work of scientists under-served, "those that endure only as an indication, like a fleeting reference."

In turn, the winner welcomed by that recognition and warned that within 50 years, "everyone will read electronic books and paper will be of museum."

This, he said, because digital technology is a book that transforms, like Gutenberg changed the manuscript book of movable type.

Even said that this situation is beginning to see some newspapers and magazines as well as a large number of instruments of knowledge, which are beginning to change.

"The last book yet, but as a bibliophile is unfortunate that disappears on paper, since I can not imagine a bibliophile mail," he said.

On the other hand, the specialist who is dedicated to the study of the manuscripts of Carlos Siguenza y Gongora to establish the chronology of ancient Mexico, spoke about the differences between a collector and a bibliophile.

He explained that "the difference between the collector and bibliophile, is that the book is to read it, is your friend, partner, is someone who can not do without. Instead, the collector finds the book as a rare or curious you can be stored. "

A bibliophile, he added, is a reader, a collector is an accumulator. "The first book known to have it, may have read one or two chapters, but I got to know him and have his fingerprints on the pasta."

And he said: "If there is a reader of his books, if not love, is not they mate, a collector."

Born in 1942 in Mexico City, Elijah Trabulse held a degree in Chemistry from 1960 to 1964 in the Faculty of Chemistry, National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).

He was a pupil of Joseph Gaos, Luis GonzÃ¡lez GonzÃ¡lez, Enrique Florescano, Moises Gonzalez Navarro, Jean Meyer, Jorge Alberto Manrique, MarÃa del Carmen VelÃ¡zquez, Alejandra Moreno Toscano and Rafael Segovia.

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