Re: [Origami]  Re: Contribute a crane

2020-05-12 Thread Arline Young
Hello. I would LOVE to contribute a few origami cranes to your project. I would 
like to know where and when to send them, please.

Thank you,
Arline



From: Origami  on behalf of Andreas 
Cart (GMX) 
Sent: Sunday, May 10, 2020 3:17 PM
To: The Origami Mailing List ; Faye E Goldman 

Subject: Re: [Origami]  Re: Contribute a crane

I would recommend to go with Faye's proposal to use Google Translate.
To me - German speaking - the resulting English translation sounds
meaningful - although I am not sure if the translation of the sentence
on the common goal, the many cranes can represent, is actually giving
the German meaning.

Here is a (very short) summary on my own:

Title: The crane in the exceptional times of Covid-19 and its restrictions

In these times many of us experience a lot of new emotions.
The idea of the project is to give these new thoughts a shape.
Going with the idea of ​​the 1000 folded cranes there is a chance to
change things for the better with persistence and care.

Many different materials folded to a crane can represent each a wish yet
following a common goal.
The contribution of many rises the odds of individual wishes to come true.

During the presentation the cranes will be offered for a free donation
going to some good cause.

Br
Andi

PS: It's not MY project. - I just came across it.


Am 10.05.20 um 18:49 schrieb Faye E Goldman:
> Do you know that you can generally ‘cut and paste’ text into Google
> Translate and get something that you can understand?
>
> Faye
>
> Hello.  I am an American retired lady who LOVES to fold origami cranes.
> I am sorry to say that German is not a language that I speak, so I can't
> read your explanation.  I would LOVE to send you some origami cranes if
> you would please let me know a bit more about your project.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Arline Young
>


Re: [Origami]  Re: Contribute a crane

2020-05-10 Thread Faye E Goldman
Do you know that you can generally ‘cut and paste’ text into Google
Translate and get something that you can understand?

Faye

 

Hello.  I am an American retired lady who LOVES to fold origami cranes.  I
am sorry to say that German is not a language that I speak, so I can't read
your explanation.  I would LOVE to send you some origami cranes if you would
please let me know a bit more about your project.

 

Thank you,

Arline Young

 





Re: [Origami]  Re: Contribute a crane

2020-05-10 Thread Arline Young
Hello.  I am an American retired lady who LOVES to fold origami cranes.  I am 
sorry to say that German is not a language that I speak, so I can't read your 
explanation.  I would LOVE to send you some origami cranes if you would please 
let me know a bit more about your project.

Thank you,
Arline Young


From: Origami  on behalf of Andreas 
Cart 
Sent: Saturday, May 9, 2020 6:48 AM
To: The Origami Mailing List 
Subject: Re: [Origami]  Re: Contribute a crane

Just got the confirmation from Marta Stamenov, who is the representative of the 
project, that contributions are welcome till 22nd May 2020. The result will be 
shown starting with the 23rd.

Br
Andi
Am 08.05.20, 02:46 schrieb Kate Honeyman :
Do we know if the projected turn in dates are hard deadlines?
I don't think I can get one there by mail by the 15th
Kate

On Thu, May 7, 2020 at 7:14 PM Andreas Cart (GMX) < 
andreas.c...@gmx.at<mailto:andreas.c...@gmx.at>> wrote:
Just got this invitation (in German) to contribute a crane to a public
charity Origami project in Moedling/AUSTRIA.

http://www.kunstraumarcade.at/ausstellungen/2020/kranich/

In times of Covid-19 it's not yet clear when the presentation will open.

If you are interested, please send to:
Marta Stamenov
Rudolf Hanke-Gasse 2a
A-3002 Purkersdorf
AUSTRIA

Contributions are free in size and number.

Br
Andi


Re: [Origami]  Re: Contribute a crane

2020-05-09 Thread Andreas Cart



 
 Just got the confirmation from Marta Stamenov, who is the representative of the project, that contributions are welcome till 22nd May 2020. The result will be shown starting with the 23rd.BrAndiAm 08.05.20, 02:46 schrieb Kate Honeyman :

  
   
Do we know if the projected turn in dates are hard deadlines? 

 I don't think I can get one there by mail by the 15th


 Kate

   
   
   

 On Thu, May 7, 2020 at 7:14 PM Andreas Cart (GMX) <
 andreas.c...@gmx.at> wrote:
 


 Just got this invitation (in German) to contribute a crane to a public
  charity Origami project in Moedling/AUSTRIA.
 
 
 http://www.kunstraumarcade.at/ausstellungen/2020/kranich/
 
  In times of Covid-19 it's not yet clear when the presentation will open.
 
  If you are interested, please send to:
  Marta Stamenov
  Rudolf Hanke-Gasse 2a
  A-3002 Purkersdorf
  AUSTRIA
 
  Contributions are free in size and number.
 
  Br
  Andi