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via http://www.baubauhaus.com/post/2650560460

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via http://blog.yimmyayo.com/post/926013817

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Design – The Raonhaje Ego Compact Semi-Submarine

Design – The Raonhaje Ego Compact Semi-Submarine: "

Raonhaje brings luxury underwater sea exploration to a whole new level with the Ego Semi-Submarine. Set to be released later this year (October), the Ego sports a two-person cabin just below the water that enables its passengers to get a glimpse of the underwater beauty without throwing on bulky and time-consuming scuba equipment.

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Turn Your Bags and Bottles Into Oil

Turn Your Bags and Bottles Into Oil: "

Plastic shopping bags are, of course, made of plastic, which is made from petroleum. A Japanese inventor has figured out how to convert them into fuel.

The gadget essentially melts plastic bags and bottles and condenses the vapors into crude oil that can be used for home heating, according to PhysOrg.com. The process takes about an hour and emits water vapor and CO2.

A power plant in the Washington, D.C., area is testing similar technology but on a far larger scale. The machine offered by Blest Corp. is believed to be the first developed for home use. The company offers it in three sizes, from a small desktop model (shown) to a 5,000-pounder capable of producing 5 kilos of oil an hour.

The machine works with polypropylene, polyethylene and polystyrene. Blest says it can convert two pounds of plastic into one quart of oil using one kilowatt-hour of energy. The crude oil can be further refined into gasoline, but you’ll need another machine — sold by Blest, of course.

At $10,000, the machine certainly isn’t cost effective, but the company hopes to bring costs down as demand rises.

Via PhysOrg.com

Photo: Blest Corp.

See Also:

• Making Oil in Minutes, Not Millennia


• Get Ready for Genetically Modified Biofuel


• Study: We've Got Plenty of Land for Biofuels

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Sculptures de Haroshi avec des skateboards

Sculptures de Haroshi avec des skateboards: "

Haroshi est un artiste qui a vraiment de l’imagination et du talent. En peut même dire que c’est un artiste écolo vu qu’il recycle des vieilles planches de skateboard pour en faire des sculptures. On avait vu précedemment les redesigns de skateboards de la part de loren kulesus ou d’alex trochu, et bien la c’est directement à partir des multiples couches de bois dont est fait un skateboard. Vraiment classe. Vous pouvez donc voir mario, des chaussures, des pieds et bien d’autres choses vraiment créatives…

via Haroshi

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I - N E V E R - K I S S E D - A - D O G

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via http://www.i-never-kissed-a-dog.ch/undersites/foto_winter1972.html

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via http://www.youmightfindyourself.com/

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A long time ago something existed that was not defined by name or known in its form. It blocked the sky and the earth.

A long time ago something existed that was not defined by name or known in its form. It blocked the sky and the earth.: "Hindu architecture from India




















From the 1969 book Living Architecture: India by Andreas Volwahsen

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