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During this Open MAKE event we invite the public to share in our experiments with cardboard. We decided to turn to the preeminent experts in building large scale works with this amazing material: the Cardboard Institute of Technology took over the Tinkering Studio, and over the course of the month build a giant subterranean installation!
Photo by Shannon Laskey Paras
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The U.S. Army Drill Team performs during the Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston Open House ceremony on Fort Sam Houston, Texas, April 22, 2023. The JBSA-FSH Open House is an official event that hosts a day for the base to be open to the greater San Antonio community to “meet the military.” The JBSA-FSH Open House included military static displays, demonstrations, live music and concerts, and more. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tristin English)
FOSSASIA 2011, Free and Open Source Systems in Asia, Open Technology in Vietnam organized by Dang Hong Phuc and Mario Behling
Kim Clijsters (L) of Belgium and Li Na of China pose with their trophies after their women's singles final match at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne January 29, 2011. REUTERS/Tim Wimborne (AUSTRALIA - Tags: SPORT TENNIS)
About 8 acres of a 43 acre parcel of land was developed for the 28 homes and other facilities which make up our little village. The remaining land has been left as open space, natural desert, to preserve the land. A major wash runs through part of that land, which sits below the area you see in the photo. The space you see here was to be a fruit tree orchard... We collect the liquid waste (black water and grey water) from all our homes and instead of sending it off to a city sewage plant we recycle it by cleaning it through constructed wetlands. After the bacteria in the wetlands cells remove the toxins, the effluent water is sent, by underground pipes, back into the interior of the community to water the trees and other plants, The orchard was supposed to be a part of that system but the calculations were off. The people living here use less water than what was normally used when the project began; the figures used to calculate how much water we would have in the wetlands to reuse were not correct so the orchard plan had to be cancelled. There was not enough effluent water to support an orchard. Instead, we grow the food forest, which has been woven into the landscape in front of our homes, in the Permaculture designed basins. Now, the land once reserved for the orchard, is a beautiful open space where a labyrinth was added and we can gather and enjoy the views to mountains in the distance and the vast sky which is a striking element found in our beautiful desert.
Lauren Longhurst (169), Womens 400M, 2012 Midlands Indoor Athletics Open Meeting, National Indoor Arena, Birmingham, UK.
taken at the Highland Wildlife Park.
I don't "do" zoos etc , but this place does it to a very high standard, massive open spaces and habitats.
I waited ages for him to yawn for me & when he did I was so excited I almost missed it!
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