 the fungi kingdom, a ubiquitous underground network of threads from which mushrooms grow. It’s already producing materials for packaging, clothing, food and even construction.
At Green Grads it was the strangely-beautiful cluster of mycelium vessels created by Georgie Gerrard, graduating this year from Loughborough University. She has grown mycelium in plaster moulds left covered in clingfilm in a greenhouse for at least seven to ten days. Then she’s removed the results, baked them, let them air dry some more to cure and change colours. Each resulting organic shape is genuinely unique and strangely beautiful – see cover image.
Over at the Seaweed Grotto there was an abundant resource from Britain’s coast to be explored. Ideas included an attractive and flexible sheet material invented by Libby Challoner of Falmouth University, which she’s even printed with photographs. It could also be used for medical test kits to cut the use of disposable plastic.
Another interesting concept at Green Grads to discover was resin harvested from pine, fir and cedar trees, used extensively in the 19th and 20th centuries as a way to waterproof ships. However, it was pushed aside by oil-based alternatives…until now. In the Woodland feature Jacob Marks was reviving this traditional craft. “Resin is renewable, carbon-negative, and biodegradable,” he says, “and could be an ideal material in an oil-free future.” He showed how resin can make almost any material watertight including paper, card and mesh. He also made handles, platters and bowls.
Graduate Sam Foxton used huge chunks of “green” timber complete with bark for the base of small tables with tops of natural timber, using traditional joints that allow the wood to move.
Bruno Schooling, from Manchester School of Art, has already won a prestigious award from the Conran Shop. His “site-specific” project “Ground” was tableware made from the iron-rich earth of Keepers Cottage Organics, a farm in the Peak District National Park, and includes crushed bone from the animals.
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package main

import "github.com/Unknwon/goconfig"

const (
	ConfigFilePath          = "./conf/agent.conf"
	DEFAULT_LOG_PATH        = "./logs/agent.log"
	DEFAULT_CFC_ADDR        = "127.0.0.1:10020"
	DEFAULT_REPEATER_ADDR   = "127.0.0.1:10040"
	DEFAULT_TCP_BIND        = "127.0.0.1:10010"
	DEFAULT_MAX_PACKET_SIZE = 4096
	DEFAULT_LOG_EXPIRE_DAYS = 7
	DEFAULT_LOG_LEVEL       = 3
	DEFAULT_BUFFER_SIZE     = 1024 * 1024
)

var GlobalConfig *Config

type Config struct {
	CFC_ADDR      string //tcp监听地址和端口
	REPEATER_ADDR string
	TCP_BIND      string
	BUFFER_SIZE   int

	//LOG CONFIG
	LOG_FILE        string //日志保存目录
	LOG_LEVEL       int    //日志级别
	LOG_EXPIRE_DAYS int    //日志保留天数

	MAX_PACKET_SIZE int
}

func InitGlobalConfig() error {
	cfg, err := goconfig.LoadConfigFile(ConfigFilePath)
	if err!= nil {
		return err
	}
	GlobalConfig = &Config{
		CFC_ADDR:      cfg.MustValue(goconfig.DEFAULT_SECTION, "cfc_addr", DEFAULT_CFC_ADDR),
		REPEATER_ADDR: cfg.MustValue(goconfig.DEFAULT_SECTION, "repeater_addr", DEFAULT_REPEATER_ADDR),
		TCP_BIND:      cfg.MustValue(goconfig.DEFAULT_SECTION, "tcp_bind", DEFAULT_TCP_BIND),
		BUFFER_SIZE:   cfg.MustInt(goconfig.DEFAULT_SECTION, "buffer_size", DEFAULT_BUFFER_SIZE),

		MAX_PACKET_SIZE: cfg.MustInt(goconfig.DEFAULT_SECTION, "max_packet_size", DEFAULT_MAX_PACKET_SIZE),
		LOG_FILE:        cfg.MustValue(goconfig.DEFAULT_SECTION, "log_FILE", DEFAULT_LOG_PATH),
		LOG_EXPIRE_DAYS: cfg.MustInt(goconfig.DEFAULT_SECTION, "log_expire_days", DEFAULT_LOG_EXPIRE_DAYS),
		LOG_LEVEL:       cfg.MustInt(goconfig.DEFAULT_SECTION, "log_level", DEFAULT_LOG_LEVEL),
	}
	return nil

}
The Facts In The Early Life Of Robert Plant
via Cal Vid/YouTube
Before He Made It Big
In his heyday, Robert Plant had it all – looks, charisma, and talent. More than his powerful vocal range that many tried to duplicate but failed, he’s also a prolific songwriter and an absolute entertainer. Without a doubt, he knows how to captivate the audience and leave them in awe. Fronting one of the greatest rock acts in the ’70s, Plant set the bar high for other lead vocalists and frontmen.
And so we look back at five facts from his early life.
5. As a boy, he used to play soccer in West Bromwich. He eventually grew up being obsessed with the game. In fact, when he was already with the Led Zeppelin, he faked throat problems just so he could watch his team Wolverhampton Wanderers play.
4. He enjoyed collecting stamps instead of listening to music but that was before he heard Little Richard’s 1956 classic “Good Golly, Miss Molly.” Plant said via Daily Mail UK, “I was a 13-year-old boy in Kidderminster when I heard Little Richard for the first time. My parents shielded me from anything that was worldly. I spent my time searching feverishly through my stamp collection or working on my Meccano, and then someone played me Good Golly, Miss Molly. The sound! It was fantastic, indescribable.”
3. He may be worth over $150 million today but before he catapulted to fame, Plant was a construction worker for the Wimpey firm in Birmingham back in 1967.
2. Before he pursued a career in music, Plant studied to become an accountant – which was what his father wanted. He quit after a few weeks.
1. He wasn’t Jimmy Page’s first choice as Led Zeppelin’s singer. Page initially approached Terry Reid. When Plant auditioned for Page, he sang Jefferson Airplane’s “Somebody to Love.” Page said, “When I auditioned him and heard him sing, I immediately thought there must be something wrong with him personality-wise or that he had to be impossible to work with, because I just could not understand why, after he told me he’d been singing for a few years already, he hadn’t become a big name yet. So I had him down to my place for a little while, just to sort of check him out, and we got along great. No problems.”Likes and Dislikes of the Main Cast Pokémon?
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