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A 15-liter backpack built on a running-vest chassis, the Distance is a hybrid hauler with dual front stretch pockets for snacks, a bladder sleeve, and dual side-compression straps that keep the load close. And its water-resistant, 210-denier nylon helps keep gear dry.

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Like Joy’s pandeiro that plays bass and treble at the same time, Sackman’s seven-string guitar has a dual role in choro music.

Cargill has removed all the product from retail shelves and contacted some customers, asking them to throw away the affected product. The recalled products were distributed in Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia.

Product usage is increasing in construction industry owing to its various characteristics. It helps in improving the crack resistance, anti-permeability, frost-resistance, antiknock, anti-abrasion performance and workability of mortar and concrete. The uniform distribution of these fibers in concrete helps to prevent the steel formwork from corroding and as a result helps in extending the life of buildings and structures. Hence, developments in the construction industry would in turn augment the polypropylene fiber market over the study period.

Another day at Austin Maker Faire. Again, I was tired, after being in the Maker Shed and demo area all day. This time, I was doing demonstrations of some projects from the magazine, including Mousey the Junkbot. I was on my break, the first moment I’d had since the fair opened to actually have a look around. I stumbled into the show barn, the dusty dirt-floored, open-sided building where Texas farmers show of their prize livestock during conventional fairs.

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Coca-Cola will invest more than $19 million in a PET recycling facility in the Philippines, marking the company’s first plastics recycling operation in Southeast Asia.

The fall Texas twilight was lovely, with a softness to it that quickly soothed away the day’s labors. As Dave, Cheryl, and I, and a number of other makers talked in line, I started scanning the fairgrounds, thinking over the day’s work, and what was about to descend upon us all over the next two days. The area of the grounds that the concessions and dining tents were in was some of the lowest in elevation. On the other side of the grounds, between the big enclosed arena (think: rodeos and monster trucks) and the open-sided show barn, there ran a ridge. As the bottom edge of the western sky grew dramatically orange, with that last glorious gasp of light before darkness falls, I just happened to be scanning that area of the grounds. From the show barn emerged two giant butterflies and a white swan. They were kinetic sculpture bicycles being peddled along the pathway between the two buildings. The butterflies had multicolored cloth wings that flapped gracefully as the drivers pedaled. They also had lights along their edges that twinkled magically in the rapidly fading twilight. The vehicles moved across the middle ground of the ridge with a beautiful blue-to-orange sky and an emerging half-moon beyond them. The bikes were all being peddled by women wearing clothing that wouldn’t have been out of place in a fairy tale. I hadn’t encountered these bikes since I’d been on the grounds, so I was seeing them for the first time, as if they had just glided in from some other realm.

One crime without a lot of publicity is timber theft. Although Oklahoma is known for flat plains and lack of trees, Oklahoma’s logging industry in the eastern part of the state is tremendous—and so is the theft problem. Additionally, trees cannot be branded like cattle so identifying the lumber is extremely difficult.

Today this ideological revanchism is clothed in green pseudo science and prey to capital’s marketing arm. I have read elaborate mathematical analysis of climatic warming and populations and consumption of petroleum, without a single word about class. Suddenly it’s all just generic *people*, as if Kazakh sheep herders were the same as Hong Kong bankers and hedge fund managers or European aristocracy. Where Berber nomads are lumped together with jet setting millionaires and their private jets. I expect this level of stupid from the Wall Street Journal but not from alternative media.