One Community Thanks Amauri For Being On the Engineering Team

One Community Thanks Amauri For Being On the Engineering Team

One Community is happy to feature and thank Amauri Tavares as our most recent member of the Mechanical Engineering Team. Amauri is a Bachelors of Science and Technology and 4th-year Aerospace Engineering Student from Brazil. He’s in a program called Science Without Borders where he was recently here studying at California State University, Long Beach. As a member of the One Community team, Amauri modeled and calculated the specifics for the heat recovery/recycling systems for the Duplicable City Center eco-laundry and large-scale sustainable kitchen.

Read his complete bio here:

http://www.onecommunityglobal.org/one-community-thanks-amauri-tavares-for-being-part-of-the-mechanical-engineering-team/

Thank you Amauri!

Planet Earth Lesson Plan - One Community

Planet Earth Lesson Plan - One Community

How we view our shared planet has a lot to do with how we collectively choose to take care of it. Here’s an open source and globally collaborative lesson plan purposed to teach all subjects, to all learning levels, in any learning environment, using the central theme of “Planet Earth.”

Ulluco: Cultural Considerations | Planting Guidelines | Recipes | More

Ulluco: Cultural Considerations | Planting Guidelines | Recipes | More

Ulluco is a type of tuber, or thick edible root, that comes from South America. Some have compared the ulluco to potatoes, but they never need to be peeled and they have a nutty taste. In South America, the roots are prepared in several ways in a variety of dishes, similar to how potatoes are used in North America and Europe.

Here is an open source guide to growing them that includes cultural considerations, planting guidelines, where to get this little known plant, and even a few recipes.

Fulfilled Living Page now Translated to Italian

One Community is happy to announce the completion of another page translated into Italian: The One Community Fulfilled Living Page! If you want to see why it is helpful to actually translate these, read this page on Google Chrome and use the translation function to translate it back to English.

http://www.onecommunityglobal.org/vivere-appagato/

Thank you Vasily Biserov for your great work completing this!

One Community Thanks Thaís E For Being on the Design Team

One Community Thanks Thaís E For Being on the Design Team

One Community is happy to feature and thank Thaís Eustaquio as our most recent member of the Architecture & Design Team. Thaís is a 5th-year Architect Student from Salvador, Brazil who is enrolled in the Brazilian Scientific Mobility Program where she recently studied at the Savannah College of Art and Design. Thaís spent the last two months working with One Community on the design and development of all seven sustainable village models with an emphasis on the Tree House Village.

Read her complete bio here:

http://www.onecommunityglobal.org/one-community-thanks-thais-eustaquio-for-being-part-of-the-architecture-design-team/

Thank you Thaís!

One Community Thanks Lucas S. for Being Part of the Team

One Community Thanks Lucas S. for Being Part of the Team

One Community is happy to feature and thank Lucas de Souza as our most recent member of the Electrical Engineering Intern Team. Lucas is a 3rd-year Electronic Engineering student from Brazil, currently enrolled in the Brazilian Scientific Mobility Program. He spent the last two months here in California working with One Community on the control systems for the Duplicable City Center.

Read his complete bio here:

http://www.onecommunityglobal.org/one-community-thanks-lucas-de-souza-for-being-part-of-the-electrical-engineering-team/

Thank you Lucas!

One Community Thanks Marco Silva for Being Part of the Team

One Community Thanks Marco Silva for Being Part of the Team

One Community is happy to feature and thank Marco Silva as our most recent member of the Software Engineering Team! Marco is a 3rd-year Software Engineering Exchange Student from Brazil who recently studied at Savannah College of Art and Design. As a member of the One Community team, Marco has spent the last two months applying his programming skills developing the Highest Good Network application for complete village construction and open source data gathering, time tracking, sharing, and reporting.

Read his complete bio here:

http://www.onecommunityglobal.org/one-community-thanks-marco-silva-for-being-part-of-the-software-engineering-team/

Thank you Marco!