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The Insect Shield repellent shirt

6 Legged Tees

We love being outside. We hate bug bites. After many hikes, many barbecues, and many adventures in the great outdoors, we at 6 Legged Tees got tired of getting bit. We decided we needed something that could repel bugs without a whole bunch of work.

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PowerTrekk Water-Based Gadget Power

LAS VEGAS — You’re on the road, far from any outlet and your precious cell-phone is thisclose to running out of juice. You look around and the nearest thing to you is a dirt road and—wait, what’s that? A little babbling brook. You’re saved! No, not because you can get a cool drink, but because now you can recharge your smartphone. You can, that is, if you have myFC’s new PowerTrekk portable, water-powered fuel-cell charger — and if it works as advertised.

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The story of used cooking oil as diesel fuel
Henricus Ismanthono, Jakarta | Sun, 03/18/2012 10:06 AM

Around 2007, in Bogor, West Java, a hotel employee initiated a project to produce biodiesel fuel from used cooking oil (minyak jelantah) collected from a number of restaurants, eating spots and small food stalls (warteg) in his vicinity.

The used cooking oil, after being blended with methanol in a special mixing machine, was sent to a lab at an agricultural institute in Bogor for analysis and a feasibility study. Results of the tests indicated it was safe for use in diesel engines.

Located in Indonesia, Langgeng Art Foundation (LAF)
is a contemporary art institution facilitating various kinds of art creation, presentation and discussion, especially in relation to strategic ways in the growth and development of Indonesian contemporary art. LAF was founded in 2010 by Deddy Irianto, founder and manager of Langgeng Gallery, Magelang, Indonesia.

Documentary gives stage to miners’ struggle in Papua
Ika Krismantari, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Tue, 02/28/2012 12:46 PM

The voices of local workers in the world’s largest gold and copper mine controlled by the US-based mining giant Freeport McMoRan in Papua can be heard loud and clear in a new documentary that chronicles the biggest strike in the company’s history.