The geometric word “diagonaux” describes diagonal lines or components in a layout. Diagonaux adds dynamism and energy to a composition that is lacking when using only horizontal and vertical lines. The importance of design and some of the most useful ways to employ them are discussed in this article.
Importance of Diagonaux in Design
Breaking the Monotony
The use of diagonals relieves boredom caused by strictly using straight lines. Adding motion and flow to a design makes it more interesting to the eye.
Creating Visual Interest
The diagonals in this design serve to guide the viewer’s eyes across the composition. This can be used to draw the eye of the viewer to a certain area of interest or to emphasize something else.
Convey…
Exploring alternatives to DVDFab Passkey opens up a range of options for users seeking robust DVD and Blu-ray decryption tools. This article delves into ten compelling alternatives that offer unique features and capabilities, ensuring users find the best fit for their specific needs. Whether it’s seamless decryption, enhanced compatibility, or additional functionalities like ripping and conversion, these alternatives provide reliable solutions to handle encrypted discs effectively.
DVDFab Passkey is a versatile Windows-based driver that works on-the-fly to unprotect encrypted DVD and Blu-ray discs. It also serves as a CPRM Decrypter, capable of removing CPRM protection from recorded DVDs.This article will introduce 10 alternative software options to DVDFab Passkey.
VRChat is an innovative online virtual world platform that has been making waves in the realm of digital interaction since its inception. Created by Graham Gaylor and Jesse Joudrey and operated by VRChat, Inc., this platform allows users to immerse themselves in a virtual universe, where they can engage with others using user-created 3D avatars and worlds. This article delves into the various aspects of VRChat, exploring its features, uses, and the impact it has on the digital interaction landscape.
The Genesis of VRChat
VRChat was born out of a desire to push the boundaries of social interaction in a digital space. Graham Gaylor and Jesse Joudrey envisioned a platform that would transcend traditional communication methods, enabling users to intera…
Metal Roofing Cost- When it comes to selecting the best material for your roofing needs, metal roofing stands out for its durability, longevity, and modern aesthetic. While the upfront costs are higher compared to traditional roofing materials, the long-term benefits and savings can make it a worthwhile investment. In this article, we’ll explore the various factors that contribute to the cost of metal roofing, including materials, labor, and additional considerations.
The Appeal of Metal Roofing
Metal roofing offers numerous advantages that make it an attractive option for homeowners:
- Durability: Metal roofs can withstand harsh weather conditions, including heavy rain, snow, and high win…
Jim Lobe
WASHINGTON, Feb 8 2006 (IPS) – Breaking with some of their colleagues in the Christian Right, a group of more than 85 U.S. evangelical Christian leaders called on Congress Wednesday to enact legislation that would reduce emissions of greenhouse gases, which most scientists believe contribute to global warming.
Our commitment to Jesus Christ compels us to solve the global warming crisis, the group, which included the heads of a number of prominent evangelical universities and so-called megachurches, said in a statement that will appear in a full-page advertisement set to run in Thursday s New York Times.
The Evangelical Climate Initiative was motivated primarily by biblical injunctions to protect creation and help the poor, who stand to suffer most from clima…
Tarjei Kidd Olsen
OSLO, Jul 2 2008 (IPS) – Environmental damage, diseases or workers rights abuses are common at fish farms in Chile and Canada operated by the world s largest salmon company, according to activists.
Fish lice-infected salmon at a Canadian salmon farm. Credit: Pure Salmon Campaign
A group of Chilean and Canadian scientists and activists visited Oslo to press home the accusations at the company s annual general meeting last month.
The Norwegian-run company, Marine Harvest, denies many of the…
Charles Mpaka
LILONGWE, Oct 9 2009 (IPS) – It was, Malawian police say, a routine sweep for criminals at one of the country s busiest border posts. They were looking for criminals.
A Malawian sex worker who says she was forced by police to undergo an HIV test. Credit: Charles Mpaka
But when police arrested 14 prostitutes as part of their search, and then allegedly forcefully tested them for HIV and charged them for deliberately trading in sex while having a sexually…
PORTLAND, Oregon, Jun 23 2011 – You might say Nick Patton was born to fish. Literally born on a boat, Nick spent his earliest years living in orphanages along the Alaskan coastline. He ran away at the age of eight and quickly learned how to take care of himself and to rely on others traveling in groups around the Pacific Northwest, picking apples and doing day labour.
Traumatic brain injuries often go undiagnosed, especially on the streets. Credit: Street Roots
He was only 11 yea…
KOLKATA, Dec 13 2013 (IPS) – Human rights have taken a step back in India, activists say after the Supreme Court overturned a ruling of the High Court that had earlier lifted the ban on gay sex.
The Delhi High Court ruling had in effect suspended application of Article 377 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). The article, which criminalises homosexuality, was introduced in India in 1860 under British colonial rule, echoing conservative Victorian values of the age. The 19th century law indicts homosexuality as going against the law of nature by indulging in “unnatural acts”.
The Delhi High Court ruling was in response to a petition filed in 2001 by the , an NGO in Delhi, that challenged the constitutional validity of the article on the grounds that it criminalises homosexu…
Women village councilors in Penakota, a village in southeast India, go out into a field to relieve themselves, as there are no toilets in their workplace. Credit: Stella Paul/IPS
UNITED NATIONS, Nov 27 2017 (IPS) – What would life be like without access to a toilet? What if our waste was not properly disposed of?
For those in the developed world, such questions are hard to fathom, but for 2.3 billion people around the world it’s a reality. Without access to a toilet many are forced to defecate in the open, significantly increasing the changes of spreading diseases.
The sixth Sustainable Development Goal (SDG’…