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mercoledì 3 giugno 2009
Sail in plastic - The Plastiki Expedition
Inspired by a UNEP report on marine litter, David de Rothschild wanted to create a compelling and pioneering adventure that would inspire people to act more responsibly towards our planet.
Moved to action, David and a handpicked crew of leading scientists, sailors, adventurers, thought leaders and artists plan to set sail approximately 10,000 nautical miles across the Pacific. The boat, called Plastiki, is a distinctive, one-of-a-kind 60-foot (20m) catamaran made out of reclaimed plastic bottles, srPET plastic and recycled waste products.
Their mission: To beat waste by thinking smart and showcasing how refuse can be used as a resource thus inspiring sustainable solutions for a better way of living.
Like David, we like a different point of view.
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venerdì 29 maggio 2009
Donald Knaack - Junkman drummer
How to re-use trash and play music, this guy is inspiring and the percussions are really cool too!
Check this out.
Donald Knaack is a conservatory-trained percussionist, composer, and is also known as "The Junkman."
Living and performing in Manchester, Vermont, he embarked on his journey by chance while seeking a particular pitch. He soon discovered that metal pipes and discarded parts could produce tones not available in traditional instruments.
In his hands, ski-poles become wind chimes, silverware becomes bells, and keys become cascading ripples of sound. When not in his studio producing his next Grammy winning album, you can find Donald scouring junkyards and teaching young students about environmental issues.
Check this out.
Donald Knaack is a conservatory-trained percussionist, composer, and is also known as "The Junkman."
Living and performing in Manchester, Vermont, he embarked on his journey by chance while seeking a particular pitch. He soon discovered that metal pipes and discarded parts could produce tones not available in traditional instruments.
In his hands, ski-poles become wind chimes, silverware becomes bells, and keys become cascading ripples of sound. When not in his studio producing his next Grammy winning album, you can find Donald scouring junkyards and teaching young students about environmental issues.
Etichette:
ecofriendly,
environment,
junk,
Recycle,
reuse,
trash,
YES I,
yesibeer blogspot
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