With that reality in mind, the Chicago-based nonprofit e.a.t. is repurposing out-of-use newsstands into havens for healthy food.
They also received assistance from an eighth team member — a Yorkipoo named Baxter, who, according to Klibaite, "knows a total of fifteen tricks including 'beg and look ashamed.'" Some of the phrases dragged and repurposed out of my Facebook past yielded a feeling of shame to which Baxter might relate.
As part of his Autonomous Machines Project, the recent I-D grad has eschewed contemporary solder-and-code methods of producing generative artworks, opting instead to repurpose phased-out analog technologies into art-creating robots. .
Chocolate making, he found, required building or repurposing machines to carry out the multistep process of moving from bean to bar, which took "a lot of creativity," he says. .
Winemakers are taking advantage of the soft market for grapes, or are repurposing fruit left out of more expensive bottlings.
In all, more than a third of Newark's schools would be closed, renewed, relocated, phased out, repurposed, or redesigned.
Why we like her: For the paper collages, where the backgrounds from fashion magazine advertising are cut out and repurposed as seductive geometric abstractions.
Sexwitch: Sexwitch Natasha Khan of Bat for Lashes explores a treasure trove of mostly Middle Eastern recordings, repurposing them into psychedelic wig-outs with the help of band Toy and producer Dan Carey.
That could mean donating it, consigning it [a good time to go, according to Tara, is early in the week and during the day, when the staff is fresh and not burnt-out] or repurposing it with a few tailored tucks.
This bit of engineering has had the predictable effect of flushing water that might be repurposed straight out to the ocean.
Most of the needed environmental studies have already been completed, and they can "repurposed before they are out-of-date".
