Date: January 01, 2022
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“Krystal and Saagar are joined by nonprofit director and former rancher Bill Bullard to better understand how large meatpackers are ripping off ranchers and the American people”
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Date: December 31, 2021
“After years of creating machines to 3D print rubber, recycled plastics, clay, and geopolymers, the Italian start-up WASP created a 3D-Printer capable of printing a home for the marginal cost (which, they say, leans to 0) of the dirt. In 2018, the team printed their first home in 10 days using local earth (30% clay, 40% silt, 30% sand), 40% chopped rice straw, 25% rice husk, and 10% lime. “Gaia” cost 900 euros (1,000 dollars) in materials for 30 meters of wall. The round-shaped structure relied on a wooden roof and beams for support. Three years later, WASP printed an all-earth two-domed home dubbed TECLA (Technology + Clay) using two synchronized printing arms, which were programmed to pick, mix and pump materials into layers. At their headquarters in Massa Lombarda, Italy, it took 200 hours, 7000 machine codes, and 6kw of energy to print the 350 layers of clay. WASP (World’s Advanced Saving Project) is the brainchild of father-daughter team Massimo and Francesca Moretti. Launched in 2011 when Francesca, a designer, began tinkering with early 3D printers and introduced her electronic technician father to the tech. Massimo, inspired by nature – and specifically the mason wasp which builds its own nest with material recovered from the surrounding environment – began designing a 3D printer capable of building houses with local, natural materials “at a cost tending to zero”. In late 2021, WASP worked with fashion house Dior to print a pop-up store in Dubai covered in their signature Cannage motif (3D printed using clay, sand, and raw fibers). The same year, they used the Crane 3D printer to create the “livable sculpture” titled “House of Dust”; it took 50 hours of 3D printing, 500 G-codes, 165 15mm-layers, 15 kilometers of extrusion, and eight cubic meters of material to print the 16-square-meter habitable structure in Wiesbaden, Germany. Citation: |
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Date: December 28, 2021
“In this video I’m going to restore a very rusty, broken and completely stuck antique german book press. After a bit of research I was able to find out that this book press was made by Alexanderwerk in 1895.” |
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Date: December 27, 2021
“It’s time for part two and we’re coming in strong with 8 brand new recipes putting the air fryer to the ultimate test. 00:00 – Intro |
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Date: December 26, 2021
“EW recipe with condensed milk and cocoa !!!! |
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Date: December 21, 2021
“An excellent New Year’s Eve dessert in 5 minutes, no oven, no condensed milk, no gelatin, no flour! |
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Date: December 18, 2021
“perfect for the holidays and Christmas treats! no baking, no flour, melts in your mouth ! Ingredients: 1/2 cup of toasted almonds (70g) enjoy it !” |
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Date: December 16, 2021
“A better version of popsicle stick piano. Or a wooden kalimba if you will. Share if you like it! Fun fact – despite the similarities in layout, this instrument would end up being categorized fairly differently by musicologists based on the Hornbostel-Sachs system of instrument classification. Since a piano has strings stretched between two points it’s a chordophone, further categorized into the zither family. This creation wouldn’t even be in the chordophone family due to no strings, so it’d be some form of plucked idiophone (instruments that create sound through vibration without the use of strings or membranes), like a kalimba. – speedykeyspiano” |
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Date: December 16, 2021
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Date: December 16, 2021
“Bushcraft and survival legend Ray Mears looks at how accurately survivalism is portrayed in popular film and TV shows.” |
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