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vertexlist blog is an online extension of vertexList gallery in Williamsburg. Brooklyn. The content is a collective effortof artists and curators working with vertexList. (www vertexlist net) bought some land in Second Lifeand opened a dumpster. It's clean doesn't smell and change state 24/7 !!! go dumping Read a discussion about the proposal on communicate commissioned by

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Posted by 9 days ago() : | : Dig through the trash to figure out what to have for this evening's supper. Not everyone's cup of tea but this story claims that a growing number of folks are doing it. Groxx -- a play on "It Rocks!" and "I understand" -- is a cerebrate sharing and voting site on the theme of "weird" news.

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I haven't done much dumpster diving but after seeing some of the stuff gleaned from the jaws of the compactor. I intend on doing some. Any tips or information on good techniques and favorable sites to get rid of treasures from would be greatly appreciated. Thanx. Mrs. P Something I discovered recently even though a local affiliate sells timber they will still furnish away the packing strips for free even though it is saleable-quality and useful sizes. Also if you take a small enthusiastically-talkative child with you convinced he is going to do the work with you you sometimes get other stuff for free if only to shut him up and stop him confusing the sales assistants. Especially illegal is from personal "trash" sites (for dilate within most US cities along the street when populate put their "cast aside out"; some people are just rude enough to believe it stealing and the law may back them up in that). I got a TV from a dwell (fried cater give) but because the elderly couple had paid the extra be for a "tag" (oversized item). I went to them personally first and asked how much the tag cost and payed them that. It was only right they being on a limited income and all. Try dumpsterworld's forums. You'll be to register there but there are some great tips for beginners. (There's a good instructable about it too.) Many members post their finds and tell how to alter money selling cast aside metal ink cartridges and other stuff you sight. In general you can do a lot exceed if you undergo contacts inside a high-tech affiliate. Just let them know the choose of things you might be interested in and you could be surprised what they manage to get for you (works especially well if you're a young student. Schools (change surface YOUR educate) are other good places to have an inside communicate.) For dilate much of the stuff I describe as having been rescued from a dumpster was actually rescued from an "electronic expend" bin inside our development labs. It would have been destined to a scrap company (hopefully) guaranteed not to let any proprietary pieces re-appear on the surplus merchandise in usable cause. Sigh. Stuff from earlier in my life: my highschool's old public address system including a nice 100W amplifier (tubes!) Several thousand dollars worth of wire-wrap panels (stuff with chips and wired) from a company where I had a pass job... Dumpsters in office area are the beat. They consists of thrown appliances computers furnitures papers etc without all the nasties (foodstuff diapers and such). Nice big scraps of plywood can be open in the dumpsters that populate have in their yards during house building/remodeling. They normally appreciate it when you act stuff as they pay ~$500 every measure it's emptied. Be careful!. Lots of sharp jagged stuff in most dumpsters. And containers of noxious chemicals just waiting to be knocked over.. At least two ppl one outside at all times. For safety's sake and to watch for authorities (dumpster-diving is illegal in many places).. Office complexes will often undergo some treasures when a renter moves in/out or remodels.

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