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The Helpmekaar Movement: Afrikaners self-empowerment

Ernst van Zyl unpacks the Afrikaners' Helpmekaar Movement which was born in 1915 and fostered community support and upliftment.

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Monotype launches a creative community for independent foundries and type designers. Is the design world getting less colorful? How the paper airplane has historically aided and is still informing knowledge about the mechanics of flight. “Linear TV” (broadcast and cable) drops below 50% of total TV usage. The inventor of the game “Operation” couldn’t afford a real one. Are farmers ready for “electric horticulture”? Lego blocks with Braille help blind and partially sighted children learn to read. Microchipped “smart labels” help thwart parmesan cheese counterfeiting, which is apparently thing. Oscar Mayer introduces a “hot dog straw,” upsettingly. All that and more in WhatTheyThink’s weekly miscellany.

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Keeping the art of traditional sign painting alive. A comprehensive book on the history of brand logos. A new, more sustainable approach to blue jeans production. “Graphene turns rubbish into gold, literally.” Record droughts are revealing all sorts of hitherto hidden relics in the world’s bodies of water. An interactive site where you can design the next iPhone. “Would you eat a windmill?” NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope captures new detailed images of Jupiter. The USA Mullet Championship, for some reason. “The practical utility of equipping cats with laser beams.” Applebee’s new chicken wing sauce flavored lip gloss. All that and more in WhatTheyThink’s weekly miscellany.

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Around the Web: Hell Harp Musical Material Graphene Gold Microplastic Master Macbeth Mystery Adult AR Preying Plants Fake Flora Crate Craziness Square Sustenance
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RoadTrip | Traversing the rain-soaked Kalahari Red Dune Route in Lexus hybrid RX450h

What started as an idea involving a luxurious Lexus and an exclusive train trip in Namibia, had to, at the last minute, be amended to a speedy visit to the Green Kalahari. Luckily, the recently upgraded RX hybrid proved the perfect companion (and photographic model) to capture the beauty of an appreciative, rain-soaked desert. Ferdi de Vos, RoadTrip It was supposed to be a bespoke excursion to Namibia with a Lexus model to herald the Desert Express train service s reopening, including transporting the vehicle from Windhoek to Swakopmund. But circumstances beyond our control - including more stringent Covid-19 measures - thwarted the idea at the last minute.

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