"Divisions" refers to how the shield is segmented or what shapes go on the shield. For example, you may want to section the shield into three parts. Perhaps you want to add three diamonds horizontally across the shield. There are numerous ways to divide the shield. When designing your own, you can reference classic heraldry or choose your own design.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose the divisions of the shield.

Q: An equilateral triangle has three equal sides, and three equal angles that are each 60 degrees. If you cut an equilateral triangle in half, you will end up with two congruent right triangles. In this example, we will be using an equilateral triangle with side lengths of 8. The Pythagorean Theorem states that for any right triangle with sides of length a and b, and hypotenuse of length c: a2 + b2 = c2. We can use this theorem to find the height of our equilateral triangle! The hypotenuse c will be equal to the original side length. Side a will be equal to 1/2 the side length, and side b is the height of the triangle that we need to solve. Using our example equilateral triangle with sides of 8, c = 8 and a = 4. First square c and a by multiplying each number by itself. Then subtract a2 from c2. Use the square root function on your calculator to find Sqrt(2. The answer is the height of your equilateral triangle! b = Sqrt (48) = 6.93
A: Recall the properties of an equilateral triangle. Recall the Pythagorean Theorem. Break the equilateral triangle in half, and assign values to variables a, b, and c. Plug the values into the Pythagorean Theorem and solve for b2. Find the square root of b2 to get the height of your triangle!

Article: well in advance. Create a timetable for each step of the process, allowing plenty of time to absorb unexpected delays. Stick to your deadlines for planning the trip details, finding a moving company, packing, and the trip itself. Research how much the move will cost, know the terms of your old rental contract if applicable, and find friends or workers to help with furniture and other bulky objects. Begin the process for selling your house as soon as you can. This may be a long process you'll need to complete after your move. Learn how to move your pet, if applicable. Moving with an animal involves extra effort and care. Read the linked article as soon as possible so you have time to prepare. ack your belongings. You may find you own more things than you expect, so don't leave all your packing to the last minute. Donate or sell anything you don't want to take with you so you aren't stuck filling your moving truck with junk. Give away unwanted clothing, toys, books, and films to secondhand stores and charity organizations. Hold a garage or yard sale to get rid of miscellaneous items and small furniture. Post on Craigslist or similar sites about selling or giving away furniture you're leaving behind. that you're moving. If you are currently employed, you should let your employer know you're leaving well in advance. Your employment contract may specify a minimum advance notice period; otherwise 2 weeks is the traditional minimum. If you are a renter, let the landlord know you'll be terminating your contract early (or not renewing it). Don't burn any bridges by surprising your boss with the news. The more in advance you give notice, the easier it will be for your employer to make up the lost work. Too little notice could make them angry and hurt your chance at a good reference for later jobs. Let your landlord know enough in advance to schedule an inspection of the property. Clean it thoroughly after packing in order to receive your security or cleaning deposit back. Read your rental contract so you know about any early termination fees. If you and your next employer haven't agreed on a relocation package yet, you may be able to convince the company to pay this expense.
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Plan your move . Let your current employer and landlord know

Article: Instead of tracing all the way around, create a straight line across the bottom where the point of your Pacman mouth hits. This will make triangles. Trace about 2-3 cm around your outline and cut your shape out along this outline. The extra fabric will give you plenty to work with to make your ears. If you're using faux fur, make sure the hair is going upwards toward the tip of your ears. If you want to use separate kinds of fabric for the front and back of your ears, take your second fabric and trace the outline of the first cutouts you made. If you wish to use the same fabric, simply re-trace your first cutouts onto your original fabric. Use your scissors to cut these out. When you do this, you want the inside of the fabric to be facing you. Straight pin around the original outline that you made. Sew along the straight pins around the sides of your ears. Leave the bottom unsewn. Now that you've sewn your ears, use your scissors to cut the excess fabric off of the outside. Flip your ears. Now that you've sewn the sides together, flip your ears inside out. (This will make them right side out). Put the cutouts into your ears through the bottom slit. Glue them into place, starting with a drop of glue at the top point of the ear and working it down to the bottom. Your Packman mouth should still be sticking out. It will look like two triangles coming out from the bottom of your ears. The two triangles of your cutout that are sticking out of the bottom of your ears should be folded toward the back of the ear. Take glue and place it on the underside of the right triangle. Fold the ear so that this triangle lays over the top of the other to form a cone. Hold in place while the glue dries. Your ears have structure and support, they just need to be attached. You can either pin them to a headband, or you can pin them straight into your hair. Simply place the ear where you want on your head and slide the pin so that it catches the construction paper structure of your ear as well as your hair. Two pins is all it will take to hold them in place.
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Trace your pattern onto the inside of your fabric. Use your second fabric. Straight pin your ears together. Cut off excess fabric. Support your ears with your construction paper. Shape your ears. Use bobby pins.