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This bird is made up of various clean trash. It is held together with wire, string and a bit of hot glue.
Temporary exhibit of sculptures by HA Schult, currently in the courtyard at the National Geographic building on L Street NW in Washington DC.
Schult's "Trash People" was originally installed in 1996 in Germany and included one thousand such lifesize human figures, constructed from items retrieved from a dump in Cologne.
You must have heard of trash e-mail, but do you hear of "trash" e-mail box? If you haven't heard of, don't worry, I will give you a good example. Eyou.com which is a Beijing-based IT company, had supplied me this kind of e-mail box. During the passing year, more than 200 spams had been "kindly" kept in the inbox, waiting for me to read. Interestingly, all of these e-mails were from foreign countries. I am so glad that I was so welcomed in the foreign countries, and special thanks must give to eyou.com which bridge the relation between me and the foreigners, but it's quite regret that I have no time to read them.
This is the trash I collected from between the road and guardrail on about a 300 foot stretch. There's a bridge too and no trash on it, that went down stream! And cigarette butts! HUNDREDS! Have we become a nation of pigs?! Unreal!
Bridal / Trash the Dress shoot. Oct 26th 2008
See them all on BLACK in simpleviewer... much better display
The great Oxford tradition of trashing.
Nikon F100
Kodak Hawkeye film
Processed in Rollei digibase C41 kit
Pakon scan
NS 4330 leads loaded trash train NS 63V through the WB signals at CP Pack located at MP 300 on the Pittsburgh line in Torrance, PA.
All the trash you see is on CSX owned property within a 100 yard radius of the University Park Lofts Condo Mural which is deemed as blight and a nuisance.
The city continues to let a billion dollar company allow their property to be used as a dumping ground. Yet the city of Worcester deems a graffiti mural as blight on the neighborhood.
Model: PG-H-R360B
Categories: Plastic Trash Can
Description:
PG-H-R360B
1.Prodtuct size:
-L850*W700*H1100mm
2.Capacity:360L
3.Material:HDPE
4.With Pedal
5.Delievery Time: 30 days
6.New Weight: 22.5 kg
7.Sample Time: 7 days.
8.Qty of Container: 20': 168 pcs 40': 340pcs 40H: 450pcs
Especially designed for outdoor use. It is made of 100% virgin HDPE. All color is available on basis of customers requriement. Two wheels are fixed to make the bin move easily. There is no break in the wheel. It still can be stand firmly. A galvanised pedal can be used for cover open very easily. Certificates of ISO9001,ISO14001&EN840 have been past. OEM and ODM is accepted.
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The 5th Annual Sunol Glen Trashion Show is an event culminating a variety of week-long environmental activities hosted during Earth Week, April 28-May 2. The goal of this extremely popular event is to get students at this Bay Area K-8th Grade school thinking differently about waste in order to create positive behavior change.
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The Tween program this week was Trash Can Archaeology and the kids were tasked with creating something from stuff found in the trash!
"Trash the Dress" take it where you want to...just get your feet wet, climb a tree or jump in a waterfall...
so. this is a trashed hot-rod found it the middle of the forest. now, its my job to get this thing running again. whoever owned this car, must've trashed it to death. the only working things onthis car now is the scrap metal door and the steering wheel (which controls steering)
this pic: 1 wheel missing!!!!
The Tween program this week was Trash Can Archaeology and the kids were tasked with creating something from stuff found in the trash!
This is the desktop on my X40. I feel so proud of it, yet can't really explain how it makes things any better or worse. The Trash folder really feels like i get stuff done when i throw stuff out.
Part of 'Trash', a group show at Hold Up Art in Los Angeles.
New work by Danny Schutt.
Each of the four in this series was made from individual shelves of a shelf unit found in a dumpster. Each was then simply stained and covered in paper before the image was painted over the top.
for more info: dannyschutt.com