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This clock was created by the designers at Art Lebedev to tell time the way people do. Verbarius spells time differently every minute on its small display. So 4:45 is displayed as forty-five minutes past four and 12:00 is simply midnight. The clock speaks Russian, French, German and Spanish too. Source: "Tiepieces Innovative and Unusual Watches, Clocks and Alarms." Timepieces Innovative and Unusual Watches, Clocks and Alarms. N.p., n.d. Web. 28 Feb. 2013. Website
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Scrap metal can be recycled endlessly. Aluminum is often recycled into soft drink cans and steel is used for construction materials and automobile manufacturing.
Plastics:
Plastics are most commonly recycled from bottles; however, the plastic recycled from bottles is rarely used to make new bottles. Plastic is primarily recycled into consumer products and construction materials.
Glass:
Glass can be recycled infinitely without losing its strength; glass from windows and bottles is often re-used to make similar products.
Paper:
Paper can be recycled up to eight times; after that, it starts to lose its strength. Recycled paper is commonly used in newspaper and magazine printing.
Cotton:
Cotton is more difficult to recycle than other materials; it losing its strength over time and through use. Nevertheless, cotton from clothing is often re-used to make products such as bags. Recycled cotton must usually be combined with other materials to strengthen it.
For example: 1)
This clock is made entirely of recyclable materials: - a vinyl record - scrap paper - a pencil - a pair of scissors - a glue stick - a clock mechanism - a battery