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watershedplus: The Double-heart of stacked stones or the Twin-Heart Fish Trap is an old stone weir in in the Penghu archipelago, west of Taiwan. It is a well-preserved ancient fish trap made by stacking stones. A traditional fish trap construction in these islands, this one is the most famous because of the shape of the structure. Fishing weirs have been used since prehistory in locations all around the world, usually constructed of wooden posts and wattle. From tywkiwdbi
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watershedplus: The Double-heart of stacked stones or the Twin-Heart Fish Trap is an old stone weir in in the Penghu archipelago, west of Taiwan. It is a well-preserved ancient fish trap made by stacking stones. A traditional fish trap construction in these islands, this one is the most famous because of the shape of the structure. Fishing weirs have been used since prehistory in locations all around the world, usually constructed of wooden posts and wattle. From tywkiwdbi
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The Double-heart of stacked stones or the Twin-Heart Fish Trap is an old stone weir in in the Penghu archipelago, west of Taiwan. It is a well-preserved ancient fish trap made by stacking stones. A traditional fish trap construction in these islands, this one is the most famous because of the shape of the structure.

Fishing weirs have been used since prehistory in locations all around the world, usually constructed of wooden posts and wattle.

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latimes: The brave new world of…2013 You may not have a robot dog, techno-comforts or kids listening to “futura-rock.” But some of the predictions in this recently-rediscovered issue of the Los Angeles Times Magazine largely hold true. Predictions about the increased prevalence of telecommunication, smarter cars (though ours don’t look as funky as the ones seen above) and globalization all seem to be rather spot-on, considering they were made in 1988! That said, there’s no way your morning starts out like this: With a barely perceptible click, the Morrow house turns itself on, as it has every morning since the family had it retrofitted with the Smart House system of wiring five years ago…in the study, the family’s personalized home newspaper, featuring articles on the subjects that interest them…is being printed by laser-jet printer off the home computer – all while the family sleeps. Read through the full article here. Photos: Los Angeles Times
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latimes: The brave new world of…2013 You may not have a robot dog, techno-comforts or kids listening to “futura-rock.” But some of the predictions in this recently-rediscovered issue of the Los Angeles Times Magazine largely hold true. Predictions about the increased prevalence of telecommunication, smarter cars (though ours don’t look as funky as the ones seen above) and globalization all seem to be rather spot-on, considering they were made in 1988! That said, there’s no way your morning starts out like this: With a barely perceptible click, the Morrow house turns itself on, as it has every morning since the family had it retrofitted with the Smart House system of wiring five years ago…in the study, the family’s personalized home newspaper, featuring articles on the subjects that interest them…is being printed by laser-jet printer off the home computer – all while the family sleeps. Read through the full article here. Photos: Los Angeles Times
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latimes: The brave new world of…2013 You may not have a robot dog, techno-comforts or kids listening to “futura-rock.” But some of the predictions in this recently-rediscovered issue of the Los Angeles Times Magazine largely hold true. Predictions about the increased prevalence of telecommunication, smarter cars (though ours don’t look as funky as the ones seen above) and globalization all seem to be rather spot-on, considering they were made in 1988! That said, there’s no way your morning starts out like this: With a barely perceptible click, the Morrow house turns itself on, as it has every morning since the family had it retrofitted with the Smart House system of wiring five years ago…in the study, the family’s personalized home newspaper, featuring articles on the subjects that interest them…is being printed by laser-jet printer off the home computer – all while the family sleeps. Read through the full article here. Photos: Los Angeles Times
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latimes:

The brave new world of…2013

You may not have a robot dog, techno-comforts or kids listening to “futura-rock.” But some of the predictions in this recently-rediscovered issue of the Los Angeles Times Magazine largely hold true.

Predictions about the increased prevalence of telecommunication, smarter cars (though ours don’t look as funky as the ones seen above) and globalization all seem to be rather spot-on, considering they were made in 1988!

That said, there’s no way your morning starts out like this:

With a barely perceptible click, the Morrow house turns itself on, as it has every morning since the family had it retrofitted with the Smart House system of wiring five years ago…in the study, the family’s personalized home newspaper, featuring articles on the subjects that interest them…is being printed by laser-jet printer off the home computer – all while the family sleeps.

Read through the full article here.

Photos: Los Angeles Times

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