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/*-----------------------------------
ENGLISH SNIPPETS FOR ECOBRICKS.ORG/MODULES.PHP
-----------------------------------*/
const id_Page_Translations = {
"001-splash-title": "Modul Milstein",
"002-splash-subtitle": "Bangun furnitur modular sederhana, mudah, dan luar biasa",
"003-splash-image-alt": '<img src="../pngs/Feature-Floating-Module-500px.png" style="width: 85%" alt="Furnitur modular sederhana, mudah, dan luar biasa dengan modul hexagonal ecobrick milstein">',
"004-lead-page-paragraph": "Modul hexagonal dan segitiga Milstein dapat digabungkan untuk membangun furnitur sederhana dan praktis dari ecobrick Anda. Anda hanya memerlukan selusin untuk memulai!",
"005-first-page-paragraph": "Modul Milstein dapat dibuat oleh siapa saja, di mana saja menggunakan bahan dan metode sederhana. Menggunakan metode silikon atau pengikat tabung, ecobricks dapat langsung digunakan dalam aplikasi yang mewujudkan prinsip regeneratif dan siklus.",
"006-second-page-paragraph": "Modul Milstein dapat digunakan sendiri sebagai tempat duduk atau digabungkan seperti LEGO untuk membuat permukaan horizontal. Orang-orang menggunakannya untuk meja, tempat tidur, bangku dan bahkan panggung! Milsteins sering dikombinasikan dengan <a href=\"/dms\">Modul Dieleman</a> untuk menciptakan <a href=\"/openspace\">Ruang Terbuka Ecobrick.</a>",
"007-opener-header-text": "<h4>Modul Milstein</h4><h5>Mudah untuk membuat furnitur dalam ruangan yang serbaguna, tahan lama, dan sangat praktis yang dapat digunakan dalam berbagai cara.</h5>",
"008-milstein-showcase-gal-img": "<img src=\"../photos/modules/Danielle-Wilkinson-rainbow-Milstein-Module.jpg\" alt=\"Modul milstein pelangi\" loading=\"lazy\"><p>Modul milstein pelangi | Inggris, UK</p>",
"009-milstein-showcase-gal-img": "<img src=\"../photos/modules/first-modules.jpeg\" alt=\"Beberapa modul pertama yang pernah dibuat | Tadjian, Filipina\" loading=\"lazy\"><p>Beberapa modul pertama yang pernah dibuat | Tadjian, Filipina</p>",
"010-milstein-showcase-gal-img": "<img src=\"../photos/modules/indonesia-module.jpg\" alt=\"Modul yang dibuat dari botol persegi | Indonesia\" loading=\"lazy\"><p>Modul yang dibuat dari botol persegi | Indonesia</p>",
"011-milstein-showcase-gal-img": "<img src=\"../photos/modules/kid-sitting-module.jpg\" alt=\"Sederhana dan praktis | Jogja, Indonesia.\" loading=\"lazy\"><p>Sederhana dan praktis | Jogja, Indonesia.</p>",
"012-milstein-showcase-gal-img": "<img src=\"../photos/modules/lots-of-modules.jpg\" alt=\"Konstruksi cob dan ecobrick lingkaran.\" loading=\"lazy\"><p>Konstruksi cob dan ecobrick lingkaran.</p>",
"013-milstein-showcase-gal-img": "<img src=\"../photos/modules/modules-storage.jpg\" alt=\"Modul juga dapat dengan mudah disimpan | Bali, Indonesia.\" loading=\"lazy\"><p>Modul juga dapat dengan mudah disimpan | Bali, Indonesia.</p>",
"016-opener-header-text": "<h4>Modul Milstein</h4><h5>Mudah untuk membuat furnitur dalam ruangan yang serbaguna, tahan lama dan sangat praktis yang dapat digunakan dalam berbagai cara.</h5>",
"023-modules-start": "Modul Milstein memerlukan jumlah ecobrick minimal untuk memulai. Yang Anda butuhkan hanyalah sekitar selusin ecobrick dengan ukuran yang sama persis untuk memulai. Anda dapat menggunakan silikon atau ban dalam tua untuk menggabungkannya. Modul adalah aplikasi sirkular jangka pendek yang dengan perawatan yang tepat akan bertahan bertahun-tahun sebelum memerlukan perbaikan.",
"024-gea-methods": "Metode yang disetujui GEA di sini tidak merusak ecobrick selama siklus hidupnya. Ini berarti bahwa modul dapat dengan mudah diperbaiki atau dapat dibongkar dan ecobrick digunakan dalam aplikasi baru.",
"025-individual-usage": "Modul Milstein dapat digunakan secara individual sebagai tempat duduk yang nyaman yang dapat digeser dan ditumpuk. Modul milstein heksagon dapat seperti sarang lebah untuk menciptakan permukaan horizontal seperti meja, tempat tidur, bangku dan lainnya. Modul segitiga dapat dikunci bersama heksagon untuk membuat tingkat kedua. Untuk pembangunan vertikal lengkap lihat modul Dieleman.",
"026-scalable-applications": "Aplikasi modul ecobrick dapat diperluas secara tak terbatas. Semakin banyak Anda memiliki semakin banyak yang dapat Anda bangun. Akhirnya dengan ratusan milstein dan komunitas dielman menciptakan Ruang Terbuka Ecobrick— ruang komunitas interaktif yang dapat dibangun, dibongkar, dan dibangun lagi selama konferensi dan pertemuan untuk melayani kebutuhan saat itu.",
"027-indoor-use": "Penting untuk menggunakan modul di dalam ruangan. Ecobrick tidak boleh terpapar sinar matahari. Sinar ultra violet (UV) akan secara bertahap memudarkan warna ecobrick dan mendegradasi PET botol plastik. Setelah hanya dua atau tiga tahun, botol yang rapuh berisiko retak dan pecah, melepaskan semua plastik padat kita. Menjaga modul sepenuhnya di dalam ruangan dan jauh dari sinar matahari adalah esensial untuk mencegah degradasi.",
"028-opener-header-text": "<h4>Variasi</h4><h5>Ada beberapa cara untuk membuat modul Milstein untuk memaksimalkan versatilitas.</h5>",
"029-module-variations-img": "<img src=\"../webp/module-variations.webp\" width=\"100%\" alt=\"variasi modul\">",
"030-hexagon-modules": "Modul Milstein heksagonal dibuat dengan 19 Ecobricks, modul ini membuat kursi terbaik dan paling serbaguna. Modul heksagonal dapat menggabungkan mereka seperti sarang lebah. Gunakan mereka untuk membangun meja, panggung, dinding dan lainnya.",
"031-lego-modules": "Modul Milstein juga dapat digunakan sebagai LEGO. Modul heksagonal dan segitiga dapat ditumpuk satu sama lain dengan cara yang saling mengunci. Ini adalah cara yang cerdas dan praktis untuk membangun tingkat kedua untuk membuat kursi dan meja.",
"032-module-stacking-img": "<img src=\"../photos/modules/module-stacking-illustration.jpg\" width=\"100%\" alt=\"Bagaimana modul dikombinasikan secara vertikal\">",
"033-dieleman-modules": "Modul Dieleman adalah jenis modul ecobrick lainnya. Mereka dibuat dengan 16 ecobricks dan memungkinkan pembangunan vertikal dan horizontal. Kami memiliki spesial tentang Modul Dieleman.",
"034-dieleman-stacking-img": "<img src=\"../photos/modules/module-stacking-illustration.jpg\" width=\"150px\" alt=\"Bagaimana modul dikombinasikan secara vertikal\">",
"028-opener-header-text": "<h4>Variasi</h4><h5>Ada beberapa cara untuk membuat modul Milstein untuk memaksimalkan versatilitas.</h5>",
"029-module-variations-img": "<img src=\"../webp/module-variations.webp\" width=\"100%\" alt=\"variasi modul\">",
"030-hexagon-modules": "Modul Milstein heksagonal dibuat dengan 19 Ecobricks, modul ini membuat kursi terbaik dan paling serbaguna. Modul heksagonal dapat menggabungkan mereka seperti sarang lebah. Gunakan mereka untuk membangun meja, panggung, dinding dan lainnya.",
"031-lego-modules": "Modul Milstein juga dapat digunakan sebagai LEGO. Modul heksagonal dan segitiga dapat ditumpuk satu sama lain dengan cara yang saling mengunci. Ini adalah cara yang cerdas dan praktis untuk membangun tingkat kedua untuk membuat kursi dan meja.",
"032-module-stacking-img": "<img src=\"../photos/modules/module-stacking-illustration.jpg\" width=\"100%\" alt=\"Bagaimana modul dikombinasikan secara vertikal\">",
"033-dieleman-modules": "Modul Dieleman adalah jenis modul ecobrick lainnya. Mereka dibuat dengan 16 ecobricks dan memungkinkan pembangunan vertikal dan horizontal. Kami memiliki spesial tentang Modul Dieleman.",
"034-dieleman-stacking-img": "<img src=\"../photos/modules/module-stacking-illustration.jpg\" width=\"150px\" alt=\"Bagaimana modul dikombinasikan secara vertikal\">",
"035-silicone-method-title": "Silicone Method",
"036-silicone-method-subtitle": "The original and most enduring making milstein modules is using silicone sealant.",
"037-youtube-video": "https://www.youtube.com/embed/9v0VZbBqECA",
"038-learn-from-gea": "Learn from the GEA Master Trainers in Indonesia how to make ecobrick module",
"039-normal-silicone": "Normal, everyday silicone sealant can be used to make mistein modules.",
"040-original-modules-method": "This is the original way to make modules, by using silicone sealant. Builders' silicone, also known as “caulking” and “aquarium sealant” is inexpensively found in hardware stores around the world. Silicone is non-petroleum. It is not a type of plastic, and it does not degrade into microplastics, nor leach toxins or interfere with ecological cycles. Silicone breaks down into silicon and oxygen when it degrades.",
"041-siliconing-image": "siliconing eco bricks to make a module",
"042-zero-waste-process": "This is almost a zero-waste process! The HDPE silicone tube can be easily recycled and/or used in your projects. See the chart at the bottom of the page on how this method compares with the tire banding method.",
"043-siliconing-steps-image": "Lay bottles on a perfectly flat surface. Ensure all bottles are the same size. Arrange a color pattern with caps and bottle bottoms. Silicone junction points. Press together. Let dry 25 hours.",
"044-preparation-title": "Preparation",
"045-preparation-details": "To start you will need a well ventilated space, a perfectly flat surface, a caulking gun, a tube of silicone, a knife and of course, your ecobricks. Hopefully, you’ve followed <a href='/how'>GEA ecobrick making and storage directions</a>, so that you can easily pick a selection of colored ecobricks to make a cool pattern.",
"046-types-of-silicone": "There are many different types of silicone – our experience is that the cheapest all-purpose product (<strong>not</strong> special-brand or special purpose version) at your local hardware store works best. Avoid colored silicones and stick to clear.",
"047-safety-title": "Safety",
"048-safety-guidelines": "Make sure you’re working outside or with a fan, because as silicone cures it releases vinegar gas (acetic acid). It’s not good for you or your helpers if you breathe too much of this. Ideally, have a partner assist: one person holds and places the ecobricks, the other operates the silicone gun.",
"049-start-title": "To Start…",
"050-start-step1": "Go through your available ecobricks and create a beautiful pattern using the bottom colors of the ecobricks. Arrange your ecobricks in the desired module pattern with the bottom down.",
"051-start-step2": "When your pattern is set, remove the cap of the center ecobrick (this will help guide you as the module grows).",
"052-start-step3": "Insert the silicone tube into your caulking gun and use your knife to cut the top off your silicone tube and the nozzle. Be sure to ecobrick the plastic cuttings!",
"053-siliconing-title": "Siliconing",
"054-siliconing-step1": "One partner removes the center ecobrick from the test arrangement and holds it for the other to silicone.",
"055-siliconing-step2": "Lay a single thick bead of silicone down the side of the ecobrick. The bead should be high, not squished or flat – this will help create the strongest bonds between bottles.",
"056-siliconing-step3": "Place the bottle down in the center of the flat space you’ve chosen. Take the next ecobrick, and press it gently against your center bottle. And you're off!",
"057-siliconing-step4": "Grab the third bottle. This time add two beads of silicone down the sides of the bottle (where the bottles will touch the two others). Gently press this bottle against the first two.",
"058-siliconing-step5": "Ideally your high silicone beads compress nicely, maximizing the contact surface.",
"059-siliconing-step6": "Continue adding ecobricks in this way, from the center outwards.",
"060-siliconing-step7": "Be sure as you press new bottles into the pattern that you do not disturb the bonds of the earlier bottles. Try to avoid repressing bottles together after they’ve been set. Undisturbed silicone joints are strongest.",
"061-siliconing-step8": "<strong>Be careful as you work to not lean over the pattern</strong>— the vinegar fumes from the silicone are strongest here. Always work from around the outside.",
"062-finishing-up-title": "Finishing up",
"063-finishing-up-step1": "Once all your bottles are all laid, its time to… <strong>wait</strong>!",
"064-finishing-up-step2": "Do not move or even touch your module for the next two hours. After two hours, you can safely put the cap back on the center bottle and if necessary gently slide the modules (but it's best not to!).",
"065-finishing-up-step3": "After 24 hours you can move the module.",
"066-finishing-up-step4": "After 36 hours (i.e. when you can no longer smell the silicone drying) your module is good to sit and even stand on!",
"067-tire-banding-method-title": "Banding Method",
"068-tire-banding-method-description": "Tire banding is a simple technique for joining ecobricks together using 100% re-used materials.",
"069-rainbow-module-uk": "A rainbox milstein module made with strong elastics | UK",
"070-first-modules-philippines": "A module being made by cutting up a motorcycle tire inner tube | Indonesia",
"071-square-bottles-module-indonesia": "A comparison between tire banded and siliconed ecobrick modules. | Jakarta",
"072-rainbow-module-uk-repeat": "Thin tire bands make a triangle milstein module | Philippines",
"073-first-modules-philippines-repeat": "A tire banded module used to hold up a potted plant | Indonesia",
"074-square-bottles-module-indonesia-repeat": "A module being made by cutting up a motorcycle tire inner tube | Indonesia",
"075-mechanic-shop-advantage": "With luck, you have a mechanics shop near you that works with motor bikes. By using the old inner tubes from motor cycles we can also connect our ecobricks together. Unfortunately, bicycle and car tires are too small and too big for the straightforward application of this method. But you’re welcome to try – it all depends on the diameter of your ecobricks and that of the inner-tube.",
"076-tire-banding-explanation": "Unlike old methods of tying a stack of ecobricks together with a long vertical strip of innertube, in the tire banding technique, we cut the tubes <strong>horizontally</strong> to make many small elastic bands. Just like the siliconing method, we’re not permanently bonding the ecobricks together, so that later the module can be fixed or destroyed without damaging the ecobricks.",
"077-collaborative-making": "Like all ecobrick applications, the making process works best collaboratively. You’ll need a partner, some ecobricks and a wooded stick. Your ecobrick packing stick or an <a href=\"earthwand.php\">earthwand</a> will do the trick!",
"078-earthwand-link": "earthwand",
"079-getting-started": "Getting Started",
"080-motor-cycle-tires-ideal": "We’ve found that motor cycle tires are ideal for binding 600ml bottles. Use only identical bottled ecobricks for one module. Really old inner tubes, or those that have been exposed to the sun won’t work – they will snap too easily.",
"081-cutting-inner-tube-instruction": "Take your scissors and cut across the inner tube to make a ring. As you cut the tube into bands, angle your cuts slightly so that the bottom of the band is slightly smaller than the top – about 1 centimenter on the bottom and 1.3 cm on the top. This will help you maximize the number of bands you can get out of the tube, while minimizing waste.",
"082-start-with-few-bands": "Cut only about six bands to start as you will need to test the dimensions/elastacity of your bands before you cut the rest of the tire.",
"083-ecobrick-arrangement": "Hopefully you’ve follow the recommended ecobrick <a href=\"how.php\">making and storage methods</a> so that you’re ecobricks have colored bottoms and are easily accessible. Arrange your ecobricks to make a pattern of colored bottoms (this will be the top of your module).",
"084-making-storage-methods-link": "making and storage methods",
"085-connecting-ecobricks": "Slide a band over the bottom and the top of your center ecobrick. Bring out the adjacent ecobrick. Slide the top and bottom elastics over the second ecobrick so that it is partnered with the first.",
"086-creating-a-triad": "Now connect your second ecobrick, in the same way to a third. In this way you’ll have three partners attached in a line.",
"087-adjusting-bond-tightness": "Push all three bottles together and connect bottle the first bottle, to the third. The ecobricks should be tightly bonded in a triad! They should not be able to slide back and forth or wiggle. If your bonds are too loose (or too tight!), go back to cutting your elastics. By adjust the thickness of your elastic you can adjust the tightness of your tube bonds.",
"088-zero-waste-method": "Once you’ve got a good feel for the sizing of your bands, cut the entire up into bands. You’ll eventually be able to put them all to use. See if you can do it without creating any waste snippets! Of course… every bit of excess cutting, you can put into an ecobrick (like the nozzle)! <strong>This makes this a zero-waste making method.</strong>",
"089-adding-more-ecobricks": "Alright… that was the easy part! Now, connect ecobrick No. 4 to ecobrick No.3. Connect No. 4 to No.2…. Continue to add on ecobricks in this way. It won’t be easy, as the bonds will start to get tight and overlap. This is where working with a partner comes in handy.",
"090-partner-assistance": "Have one partner hold the connected ecobricks and another adding the new ecobrick. Use a stick or <a href=\"earthwand.php\">earthwand</a> to press down the elastics as you go.",
"091-earthwand-use": "earthwand",
"092-completing-the-module": "Continue adding ecobricks until you’ve completed your triangle or hexagon module.",
"093-leveling-elastics": "Use your stick to level out the elastics on the side so that they make a neat, level line around the outside.",
"094-module-completion": "And, that’s it! Your module is good to go!",
"095-interlocking-modules": "If you have used bottles of identical brand, the hexagon module top will fit perfectly into a triangular module bottom. Make more modules! Experiment with module size and back-to-back modules. Make cool stuff!",
"096-mandalic-collaboration-info": "ℹ️ Learn more about our <a href=\"/mandalic\">Mandalic Collaboration</a>",
"097-mandalic-collaboration-link": "Mandalic Collaboration",
// Block 5 - Maintenance and Next Life
"098-maintenance-next-life-title": "Maintenance and Next Life",
"099-maintenance-next-life-desc": "As in all ecobrick applications, be sure to keep your modules out of the direct sunlight. The sun will fade colors and degrade silicone, rubber and plastic.",
"100-ecobricks-reuse": "An old module can be cut apart and its ecobricks reused.",
"101-module-lifespan": "All in all, you can expect an indoor module to last 3-5 years. After this time, the silicone bonds will begin to fail. Silicone modules, can be easily repaired by removing loose bottles, clearing off their old silicone, cleaning their surface and re-siliconing. The same goes for tire-band modules; simply reattach the bottle.",
"102-next-life-title": "Next Life",
"103-cutting-bottles-out": "When your module comes to the end of its life, use a sharp knife to cut the bottles out of the pattern. Be sure not to cut the PET of the bottle as you do so– often pulling the bottles apart will suffice.",
"104-silicone-module-disassembly": "For silicone modules, you can also use vinegar or isopropyl alcohol to weaken and dissolve the bonds. Clear the old silicone from the old bottles.& Your ecobricks can now be reused to make modules or applied in <a href=\"earth.php\">earth and ecobrick constructions</a>.",
"105-earth-ecobrick-constructions-link": "earth and ecobrick constructions",
"106-silicone-disposal": "You can safely dispose of silicone sealant in your garden, ideally in a sunny place. Silicone is not plastic, nor is it petroleum based. It degrades harmless back into its inorganic components of amorphous silica, carbon dioxide, and water vapor (SO, CO2, H2O).",
"107-maintenance-precautions-title": "Maintenance and Precautions",
"108-maintenance-precautions-desc": "As in all ecobrick applications, be sure to keep your modules out of the direct sunlight. The sun will fade colors and degrade silicone, rubber and plastic.",
"109-tire-banded-modules-caution": "With the tire banded modules it is critical to keep them out of the sun. Inner tubes are made from butyl rubber from petrochemicals. Inner tubes are highly susceptible to photodegradation and will weaken within weeks of UV exposure. Butyl rubber degrades by breaking down into small and smaller pieces similar to micro-plastics. These do not biodegrade and instead accumulate in the environment. Butyl rubber is seldom recycled, so it is best to pack broken pieces and cuttings into an ecobrick.",
"110-whats-next-title": "What's Next?",
"111-milstein-applications-desc": "Milstein module applications are scalable in home and in community spaces. Keeping adding to your collection to build more with them.",
"112-ecobricks-reuse-next": "An old module can be cut apart and its ecobricks reused.",
"113-ecobrick-modules-scalable": "The great thing about ecobrick modules is that their application is indefinitely scalable. In other words, the more modules you and your community make, the more things you can build with them. In Indonesia, some communities pool their modules together into a common collection that they then rent out to be used in eco-events.",
"114-ecobrick-open-spaces": "These large scale applications of many modules are known as ecobrick open spaces— interactive community spaces that can be built, un-built, and built again during conferences and gatherings to serve the needs of the moment.",
"115-dieleman-modules-suggestion": "As you keep making modules consider also <a href=\"/dms\">dieleman modules</a>. This type of ecobrick module can be used to build with vertically as well as horizontally-- though, unlike Milstein modules, many are required in order for them to be practical",
"116-dieleman-modules-link": "dieleman modules",
"117-modules-end-of-life": "When your modules comes to the end of its life-- no worries! You can cut the ecobricks out from their silicone or rubber connections, then put them to next use. <a href=\"earth.php\">Earth and Ecobrick building</a> is a great long-term application for used ecobricks.",
"118-earth-ecobrick-building-link": "Earth and Ecobrick building",
"119-another-module-option": "Of course, you can also use your ecobricks to make another module too!",
"120-history-title": "History",
"121-milstein-modules-development": "Milstein Modules were conceived and developed by Russell Maier, one the founders of the GEA, during his time in the Northern Philippines.",
"122-ecobrick-module-history": "The history of the ecobrick module begins in the Northern Philippines in 2010. Requiring furniture for his home, but having no means to procure it, Russell Maier, did the next best thing – he made it with what was freely available. Living in a small village in the remote Northern Philippines, there weren’t any furniture stores near Russell’s home, but there were lots of ‘waste’ glass bottles! Under many houses in the village were stores of unrecyclable gin bottles that had accumulated over the years. Russell began to experiment with the square, brick-like glass bottles that his neighbours were only too happy to get rid of.",
"123-glass-bottle-experiment": "Through trial and error, with the help of Bianca Silva and Russell, <a href=\"https://russs.net/building-with-bottles-up-in-the-mountains/\">discovered that silicone was ideal</a> for attaching glass bottles together to make small modules. Together they created tables, chairs, lamps and much more. Russell exhibited his modular glass bottle furniture for the first time in the <a href=\"https://russs.net/weve-been-working-hard-at-the-bencab-gallery-in-baguio-city-to-setup-a-functional-installation-of-500-trashed-washed-and-assembled-gin-bottles-more-photos-to-come-of-our-creations/\">BenCab gallery in April 2012</a> with the help of Alvin Berto.",
"124-discovered-silicone-ideal": "discovered that silicone was ideal",
"125-bencab-gallery-exhibition": "BenCab gallery in April 2012",
"126-2014-bencab-art-gallery-caption": "2014 BenCab Art Gallery, Baguio, Philippines.",
"127-ecobrick-movement-growth": "As the ecobrick movement took off, an abundance of ecobricks were being produced throughout the Northern Philippines.",
"128-glass-bottle-furniture-caption": "glass bottle modular furniture",
"129-traditional-ecobrick-constructions": "However, traditional ecobrick constructions (like walls, schools and structures) required so many ecobricks that they weren't practical for the everyday ecobricking household. Working from the emerging methodology of mandalic collaboration, Russell realized that it was essential to lower the barriers in building with ecobricks. In this way, homes and communities wouldn’t need to rely on builders to put their ecobricks to use and a significant bottleneck in the spread and adoption of personal plastic responsibility could be overcome.",
"130-first-ever-ecobrick-module-caption": "Banague Coteng on the first ever ecobrick Milstein Module on June 14, 2014 in Monkayan, Philippines.",
"131-silicone-for-plastic-bottles": "Russell realized that silicone worked just as well to attach plastic bottles together as it did glass. It struck him that with consistently sized ecobricks, the glass bottle building technique could be applied to ecobricks.",
"132-first-ecobrick-module-caption": "Banague Coteng on the first ever ecobrick Milstein Module on June 14, 2014 in Monkayan, Philippines.",
"133-first-ecobrick-module-made": "The <a href=\"https://russs.net/ecobrick-breakthrough/\" target=\"_blank\">first ecobrick module</a> was made by Russell Maier and Banague Coteng in Monkayan, 2014. Shortly thereafter, other schools in Tadjian and Balili began to follow suit.",
"134-first-module-link": "first ecobrick module",
"135-milstein-modules-introduction": "When Russell moved to Indonesia in 2015, Milstein modules were introduced as the primary application of ecobricks. For the first time, in ecobrick workshops, making and building with ecobricks was introduced in the same session. With this simple output-goal, the Indonesian ecobrick movement has spread exponentially. Hundreds of thousands of Milstein modules have been made in Indonesia. The method has since gained popularity in the Philippines and the UK.",
"136-milstein-module-naming": "Milstein modules are named after a close friend and mentor of Russell, Dan Milstein. Dan, a meditation and Reiki teacher based in California, had spent decades working with inmates in prisons around the world and ex-soldiers. Dan’s mission to bring love and light to those in dark places and discarded by society was an inspiration for Russell while he was <a href=\"https://russs.net/how-i-fucked-up-my-life-and-became-stranded-in-a-remote-tribal-village-for-four-years/\">stranded in the remote Northern Philippines for five years</a>.",
"137-stranded-in-philippines": "stranded in the remote Northern Philippines for five years",
"138-dan-milstein-peace-portrait-caption": "Dan Milstein, Teacher of Peace",
"139-dan-support-early-ecobrick-movement": "Dan supported and encouraged Russell’s parallel work in the early stages of the Asian Ecobrick movement.",
"140-dan-milstein-teacher-of-peace-caption": "Dan Milstein teacher of peace",
"141-dan-and-russell-friendship": "Dan encouraged Russell through trying times at the outset of the ecobrick movement. Dan helped accentuate the defining theme of the movement of transforming the perspective of plastic as “waste,” “useless,” or “trash.” Dan encouraged Russell to see the wisdom in the Igorot people he was living with. Dan's own example of <i>“trusting in the universe”</i> in serving people and planet inspired Russell to do the same. Although they never met, Russell and Dan built up a strong friendship. Dan passed away in 2015.",
"139-more-modules-title": "More Modules!",
"140-thousands-of-ecobricks": "Got thousands of ecobricks? Then maybe you want to consider ecobrick Dieleman Modules! These modules aren't as practical as the Milsteins, but when you've got lots of them, you can build super cool stuff.",
"141-dieleman-modules-action": "🚀 Dieleman Modules",
"142-overview-of-dieleman-modules": "An overview of dieleman modules and how they are made.",
"143-side-image-alt": "ecobrick dieleman lego module 18 ecobricks",
"144-eco-brik-benches-img-alt": "12 ecobricks can make a triangle milstein eco brick module",
"145-first-milstein-module": "To make your first triangle milstein module all you need is twelve ecobricks. Once done, you can keep adding to it to make a hexagon.",
"146-module-table-img-alt": "16 ecobricks make a hexagone, many hexagone modules can make cool furniture installations",
"147-module-combination": "Milstein modules fit together! Combine modules vertically or horizontally to make more furniture.",
"148-module-table-img-alt": "after an ecobrick has been used in a module it can be spiralled into an earth build", // Note: Duplicate ID with different content needs clarification
"149-module-spiral": "After your ecobricks have been used in a module or two, then you can spiral them into a long-term earthen construction.",
"150-earth-building-action": "Earth Building"
};