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OCCUPY SOMEWHERE ELSE
12/02/2011L.A., Philly cops evict camps as organizers now eye convention protests BY JUSTIN ROCKET SILVERMAN The nation’s largest remaining Occupy Wall…
Read MoreClothing Among Top Culprits of High Household Water Usage, Says Study
12/02/2011by Brit Leggitt, Buy all the water-efficient appliances you want; a household’s indirect water usage, embodied in the consumption of goods and…
Read MoreDiscarded fishing nets turned into nylon yarns
12/02/2011TRENTO – Italian synthetic fibre producer Aquafil has developed a new 100% recycled nylon 6 yarn for textiles and clothing, which…
Read MoreOn Our Radar: A Polluted River as Art Experiment
12/02/2011A public art initiative seeks to raise awareness of the polluted state of India’s Yamuna River by linking it with Germany’s far…
Read MoreFlooded in 60 minutes: NYC tunnel warning
12/02/2011Tunnels leading to Manhattan would be flooded in less than 60 minutes in an Irene-like storm if sea levels rise as…
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Design Turnpike Turns Old License Plates Into Cool US Maps!
12/02/2011by Dave Bowman, As a boy Dave Bowman loved license plates. His six-hundred-mile-a-day trips were enlivened by keeping a list of…
Read MoreŞanlıurfa’s Germuş Church turned into tourism center
12/02/2011The Germuş Church, a partially destroyed place of worship in the southeastern province of Şanlıurfa, has been turned into a tourism…
Read MoreThe Ottomans and their classical music
12/02/2011GenIn addition to general music education in the Ottoman, efforts aimed at teaching particular instruments including the ud, pan-pipes, zurna, drum,…
Read MoreState Theater opens in Denizli
12/02/2011Denizli State Theater, the 55th State Theater, opened its curtains for the first time Nov. 24 with a play written and…
Read MoreTextile giant publishes sustainability report
12/02/2011HONG KONG – Textile giant Central Textiles has released its 2010 Sustainability Report which as well as outlining the steps taken…
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