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father-of-the-void · 2 years
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ngsifu · 1 month
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Ng sifu baotou tailor workshop, Mirador Mansion, Hong Kong
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cerebrodigital · 7 months
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Imagina vivir en el peor lugar del mundo para la vida... e imagina que ese lugar está así a causa de la tecnología. Eso es la distopía que viven los habitantes de Baotou, una ciudad arrasada por la contaminación en Mongolia.
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pwlanier · 11 days
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A BAOTOU RUG WITH A TIGER.
China, dated 1907, 118 x 66 cm.
Wool. Orange-red ground.
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grainelevator · 5 months
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Steam 2-8-2 SY #1676 in Baotou, China, 2008 by Ben Kletzer
The spectacular slag dump at Baotou steelworks as seen with SY #1676. At one time, Baotou had dozens of steam locomotives in daily service, but by this point in 2008 only seven SY 2-8-2's remained. Already most of these steam locomotives were idle every day, while a massive fleet of new diesels served the steelworks. The once bustling steam shop was already barren of equipment and awaiting demolition. But all of this could be forgotten while watching a SY struggle with 1200 tons of molten steel on the slag tip. Within a six months, the steel mill would be fully dieselized and SY 1676 would be nothing more than razor blades.
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mindblowingscience · 8 months
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Scientists in China have unearthed a never-before-seen type of ore that contains a rare earth element sought after for its superconductive properties.  The ore, dubbed niobobaotite, is made of niobium, barium, titanium, iron and chloride, the South China Morning Post reported.  It's the niobium that is causing excitement: This light-gray metal is currently used mostly in the production of steel, which it strengthens without adding significant weight. Niobium is also used in making other alloys (materials made of mixes of metals) and can be found in particle accelerators and other advanced scientific equipment because it is a superconductor at low temperatures, according to the Royal Society of Chemistry. The deposit was found in the Bayan Obo ore deposit in the city of Baotou in Inner Mongolia on Oct. 3. The brownish-black ore is the 17th new type found in the deposit and one of 150 new minerals found in the region, according to the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC).
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beingharsh · 3 months
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"Dredging the Baotou Lake", Daisy Lafarge, Life Without Air
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thoughtportal · 3 months
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The Price of Paperless
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Here Everything is Poison
By J. Malcolm Garcia, Photography by Darren McCollester
Fall 2010
Cold winds carry lead-filled dust from a nearby slagheap, a hundred million tonnes of toxic tailings, and scatter it on clothes hanging from laundry lines, on open buckets of drinking water, on the dirt children play in, and on the feral dogs running down alleys in this former French army barracks housing about 250 displaced Roma men, women, and children.
Editor’s Desk
The Price of the Paperless Revolution
By Ted Genoways
Reporting
Jharia Burning
By Allison Joyce, Photography by Allison Joyce
The Pit
By Nathaniel Miller
Father Copper
By Annie Murphy, Photography by Rodrigo Llano
Mother of God, Child of Zeus
By Jessica Benko, Photography by Bear Guerra
Digging Out
By Elliott D. Woods, Photography by Elliott D. Woods
The Solution: Bolivia’s Lithium Dreams
By Matthew Power, Photography by Fabio Cuttica
Tin Fever
By Delphine Schrank, Photography by Mark Craemer
Here Everything is Poison
By J. Malcolm Garcia, Photography by Darren McCollester
Essays
The Devil’s Tail: Reading From the Lives of Authors
By Robert Boyers
Fiction
Favorite Son
By Jennifer Haigh
The Digger
By Samanta Schweblin, Translated by Daniel Alarcon
Poetry
The Man
By Patrick Phillips
Work-Clothes Quilt
By Patrick Phillips
Tailing Dam of Baotou Steel
By Qin Xiaoyu
The Book of Lost Railroad Photographs
By Amy Beeder
Criticism
The Age of Inequality
By Oscar Villalon
The Activist Novelist
By Jacob Silverman
The Triumph of Capitalism
By Brian Sholis
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The Underground Giant: Life in the Hard Rock Mines of Quebec and Ontario
By Louie Palu, Photography by Louie Palu
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rhubarbes · 2 years
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40°38'09.7"N 109°41'17.0"E (Baotou Tailings Lake)
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cetaceous · 1 year
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A Metal-Worker pours Molten Lanthanum and Steel into Magnet Moulds before they are Polarised, Baotou, China image credits: Toby Smith/Unknown Fields
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ngsifu · 1 year
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伍師傅, 伍強上海洋服 Ng sifu Shanghai Tailor
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guerrerense · 1 year
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QJ 6354 Baotou 30.12.88 por Bahnbilder von W. + H. Brutzer
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shoesparadise · 1 year
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conte-olaf · 2 years
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Il mistero delle pecore che camminano in cerchio da 12 giorni: nessuno riesce a capire il motivo
Che sia una metafora dell'Italia?
Sicuramente una metafora del mondo industriale e produttivo oggi....
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already-14 · 2 years
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A la fin de la Révolution culturelle à Baotou (Mongolie intérieure), vers 1973 : campagne contre l’enseignement de Confucius, considéré comme partie prenante des " Quatre Vieilleries " à bannir.
Mao contre Confucius
« Le matin de bonne heure et le soir, je travaillais à la ferme. Dans la journée, je lisais les Entretiens de Confucius et les Quatre Classiques. Mon maître de chinois appartenait à l’école du traitement rigide. Il était dur et sévère, et battait souvent ses élèves. A cause de cela, je m’enfuis de l’école quand j’avais dix ans. » Voilà ce que racontait Mao Tsé-toung à Edgar Snow
 SOLLERS ET LA CHINE
Confucius et ses élèves. Peinture sur soie (dynastie Song ?)
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LES ENTRETIENS DE CONFUCIUS, 论语 LÚNYǓ 
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beronia-usa · 6 days
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A Comprehensive Guide to Men’s Thin Baotou Half Slippers
In the ever-evolving world of men's footwear, thin baotou half slippers have emerged as a stylish and practical choice. Combining the comfort of slippers with the sophistication of traditional shoes, these versatile pieces are perfect for both casual and semi-formal settings. In this extensive guide, we’ll delve into everything you need to know about men’s thin baotou half slippers, from their history and design to styling tips and top picks from Beronia USA
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