Monthly Archives: August 2015
China to Worlds Build First Amethyst Hotel
While physical aestheticism is a rather vital element when it comes to designing a building to permanently insert into a skyline, it is merely one of the ways in which architecture can be beautiful.
A project from NL Architects’ that is proposed for the man-made island Ocean Flower, Hainan, Chinais a rather profound embodiment of such notions of beauty. If built, it would be the world’s first Amethyst Crystal Hotel. Continue reading
Teenage scientist converts plastic bottles into biofuel
Thank you CosmicVision news for this story.. To read more click on the link provided by CVN cosmicvisionnews.com below the video..
http://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/19yo-plans-to-clean-up-ocean-in-5-years/
Science of Losing Your Temper “Flipping Your Lid”
Read more, link is below.
http://subtleenergysciences.net/blog-native/2015/4/30/the-neuroscience-of-losing-your-temper
A-Z of Energy: Taking Your Power Back – Releasing the Judgments of Others
Save the Canadians: Costa Rican Animals for the Overworked
Philip McKernan – Believe In You
Very good interview, I think the audience and the interviewer get a lot out of this..
World’s Largest Shipbuilder to Focus on 3D Printing Ship Parts
Global trade is the lifeblood of today’s economy. Without it, economies would shrink, jobs would crumble and many of the products we all know and love would not be available to us. By far, the leading enabler of international trade is the cargo shipping industry, which makes up a staggering 90% of all trade commerce. Without the shipping industry, which generates over $500 billion in annual income via freight rates, it is estimated that half of the world would starve.
Leading the way within the shipping industry is a South Korean company called Hyundai Heavy Industries. With over $50 billion in annual revenue, this 43-year-old company is the largest shipbuilding company on the planet. Continue reading
Game Changer – Changing the Face of Fashion and Retail Industry – KNYTTAN
Video Presentation: https://techstars.wistia.com/medias/alga7kqntk
Article original link: http://techcrunch.com/2015/06/18/knyttan/
Knyttan, the London-based on-demand fashion startup and graduate of Techstars London, has picked up £2 million in seed funding to help it disrupt the garment production industry.
London-based Connect Ventures, who are perhaps best known for being an early backer of Citymapper, led the round, with participation from Frederic Court’s new fund Felix Capital, Playfair Capital, and Ballpark Ventures.
Founded in April 2013 by Ben Alun-Jones, Kirsty Emery and Hal Watts, who all met at London’s Royal College of Art, the company’s technology essentially turns industrial knitting machines into something more akin to 3D printers, unlocking the ability to ‘print’ knitwear on-demand. Continue reading
Eckhart Tolle – what do you think about Facebook
Makes it much easier when you don’t have to say it, and someone with more public authority does it for you. If you feel like me about this topic share this video – Jamil
