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商业甜点从被动“捞藻”到主动“预测”，这家公司想给每个湖泊建一个数字档案你有没有注意过，公园里或城市周边的湖泊，有时会变得绿油油一片，甚至散发出异味？这就是“水华”或绿藻爆发，一个全球性的水环境治理难题。传统的处理方式，要么是费时费力的人工打捞，要么是可能造成二次污染的化学药剂投放，治标不治本。如果，我们能提前预测哪里将要爆发绿藻呢？如果，有一群不知疲倦、只靠太阳能就能7x24小时工作的机器人，在水面上自主巡航、监测和净化呢？本期《商业甜点》，我们将聚焦一家来自韩国的科技公司 EcoPeace Inc.。他们将人工智能、机器人、物联网和清洁能源等前沿技术深度融合，创造出了一套智能水质管理系统。他们的核心产品——AI机器人Ecobot，不仅能实时收集水质数据，还能通过AI分析预测污染趋势，并自动进行物理清理。这套“从被动治理转向主动预防”的模式是如何运作的？他们如何为湖泊建立一个“数字孪生”模型？除了净化水质，他们又如何将环保科技与休闲旅游巧妙结合，打造出独特的“疗愈之船”？内容时间轴 00:00:24 公园湖水为何变绿？传统水污染治理方法的困境与局限。 01:48 EcoPeace 的诞生：一位环境工程师如何将专业背景与行业痛点结合，创立一家获奖无数的科技公司。 03:08 明星产品E cobot：一个会思考、能自充电的AI水上清道夫是如何工作的？ 05:05 什么是“数字孪生”？Ecopiece如何为每个湖泊建立一个精准的虚拟“健康档案”，实现预测性维护。 06:02 不只是净化：当环保科技遇上休闲旅游——“疗愈之船”（Healing Boat）的创新概念。 07:37 系统性创新：从技术融合到商业模式，拆解EcoPeace成功的核心要素。Shownotes 水华 (Water Bloom) / 绿藻爆发 (Algal Bloom)一种自然生态现象，指淡水中的藻类（主要是蓝藻、绿藻等）在适宜的条件下（如水体富营养化、温度适宜）突然性地过度繁殖，导致水体在短时间内变成绿色、蓝色或红色，严重时会破坏水下生态平衡，消耗水中氧气，部分藻类还会产生毒素，威胁饮水安全。 数字孪生 (Digital Twin)一个在数字世界中对物理实体（如一个湖泊、一座工厂、一台发动机）的动态虚拟映射。通过传感器实时收集物理实体的数据，数字孪生模型可以同步模拟、分析、预测物理实体的状态和行为。在本期节目中，Ecopiece利用机器人收集的水质数据，为湖泊创建一个数字孪生模型，用于预测污染趋势和模拟治理效果。
2025-09-0319 min
Future-ProofedPowering the Next 50 Years: Why Electricity Tech Is the Smartest Bet Now | with Micheal ShoreMichael Shore joins Brent Muller on Future-Proofed to share his journey from Peace Corps volunteer to solar entrepreneur, to launching his newest venture — Juice Capital. After two successful exits in renewable energy, Michael is now focused on investing in "electricity tech": innovations that address the rapidly growing global demand for power driven by AI, EVs, and data centers. He discusses the need to move beyond traditional clean tech labels and focus on scalable, independent solutions in generation, storage, transmission, and energy efficiency. From smarter motors to building-level AI optimization and climate risk modeling, this episode is a masterclass on wh...
2025-05-0530 min
Herbarium of the BizarreSweet GumFun Fact: Sweet Gum seeds were carried onboard the space shuttle in 1984. The seeds were brought back down to earth and planted, and the trees survive to this day.
Music by James Milor from Pixabay
Information provided by:
Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs (2nd ed.) by Scott Cunningham (2014)
Peterson Field Guide to Medicinal Plants and Herbs of Eastern and Central North America (3rd ed.) by Steven Foster and James A. Duke (2014)
https://americanorchard.wordpress.com/2014/04/25/the-most-dangerous-tree-in-the-suburbs/
Kill the flu with this common backyard tree from Legacy Wilderness Ac...
2025-01-1013 min
The Ecobot PodcastIntroducing the Ecobite Podcast!Like The Ecobot Podcast? Well, you'll love Ecobite! On this new show, Ecobots' Cameron Davis and Liv Haney will dive into environmental industry topics. They'll talk with scientists, policy influencers and ecological experts about their work and how they influence the environmental industry, and the first episode has been released today!Be sure to follow this podcast wherever you like to listen!
2023-04-0402 min
En BLU JeansEcobot: el emprendimiento que entrega bonos de descuento por ayudar al medioambienteJessica Catillo, integrante de Ecobot, explicó cómo nació este emprendimiento. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2022-11-1903 min
En BLU JeansEcobot: el emprendimiento que entrega bonos de descuento por ayudar al medioambienteJessica Catillo, integrante de Ecobot, explicó cómo nació este emprendimiento. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2022-11-1903 min
The Ecobot PodcastQ&A: Conducting Hyper-Efficient Wetland DelineationsToday, we unpack episode 19 on preferred new Wetland Data Ecosystem workflows for delineations and assessments, Wetland prediction models, GNSS receivers, field data collection, field mapping, and GIS post processing. Last week's guests stick around for a Q&A - Erica Pergande from SEH, Inc., Chris Fleming from BDY Environmental, and Jennifer Herrera from ESE Partners.More from host Jeremy Schewe (Ecobot):As an ecologist conducting wetlands delineations, threatened & endangered species surveys, and baseline ecological inventories for over 18 years around the world, I have been able to avoid the rise of tech for many years more than p...
2022-07-2519 min
Hora Verde#25x02 | Reciclaje de envases por descuentos: cada gesto cuenta frente a la invasión de los plásticosCada año se producen 500.000 millones de botellas de plástico en el mundo, y acaban en los mares y océanos alrededor de ocho millones de toneladas de plástico. Según datos del Foro Económico Mundial, para el año 2050, los océanos podrían contener más plásticos que peces.
Está en nuestras manos, como consumidores, revertir esta situación modificando nuestra forma de consumir.
Santiago y Lina Aramburo quisieron ayudar a combatir esta situación e idearon la iniciativa 'Ecobot', máquinas ubicadas en universidades y centros comerciales, donde cualquier persona puede depositar envases plásticos y a c...
2022-07-2145 min
Hora Verde#25x02 | Reciclaje de envases por descuentos: cada gesto cuenta frente a la invasión de los plásticosCada año se producen 500.000 millones de botellas de plástico en el mundo, y acaban en los mares y océanos alrededor de ocho millones de toneladas de plástico. Según datos del Foro Económico Mundial, para el año 2050, los océanos podrían contener más plásticos que peces. Está en nuestras manos, como consumidores, revertir esta situación modificando nuestra forma de consumir. Santiago y Lina Aramburo quisieron ayudar a combatir esta situación e idearon la iniciativa 'Ecobot', máquinas ubicadas en universidades y centros comerciales, donde cualquier persona puede depositar envases plástico...
2022-07-2145 minThe Ecobot PodcastConducting Hyper-Efficient Wetland DelineationsToday, we dive deep into some of the preferred new Wetland Data Ecosystem workflows for delineations and assessments, Wetland prediction models, GNSS receivers, field data collection, field mapping, and GIS post processing. Today's guests are Erica Pergande from SEH, Inc., Chris Fleming from BDY Environmental, and Jennifer Herrera from ESE Partners.More from host Jeremy Schewe (Ecobot):As an ecologist conducting wetlands delineations, threatened & endangered species surveys, and baseline ecological inventories for over 18 years around the world, I have been able to avoid the rise of tech for many years more than people in most other p...
2022-07-1823 minThe Ecobot PodcastQ&A: Mapping & Monitoring Wetlands w/DronesIn this episode, we follow up on last week's conversation about how drones and apps can help narrow the scope of fieldwork efforts and reduce cost of regulatory wetland delineations.Moderators:Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Cofounder & Chief Scientific Officer, EcobotDaniel Martin, Consultant/Project Manager, EsriPanelists:Ryan Gay, Environmental Consultant, Whitenton Group Environmental ConsultantsBill VanSickle, St. Johns River Water Management DistrictJeremiah Johnson, Drone Technology Evangelist, EsriCaitlin Burke, Environmental Consultant, GHAMarinus Boon, Sr. Remote Sensing Scientist & Wetland Specialist, Pattle Delamore PartnersThe Ecobot P...
2022-07-1121 minThe Ecobot PodcastMapping & Monitoring Wetlands w/DronesIn this episode co-hosted with Esri, we will introduce several case studies showcasing the integration of drone deployment with powerful GIS and field applications software. Advancements in the ever-evolving wetland science and technology ecosystem are creating massive levels of efficiency in wetland mapping and monitoring. Additionally, learn about how drones and apps can help narrow the scope of fieldwork efforts and reduce cost of regulatory wetland delineations.Moderators:Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Cofounder & Chief Scientific Officer, EcobotDaniel Martin, Consultant/Project Manager, Esri Panelists:Ryan Gay, Environmental Consultant, Whitenton Group Environmental ConsultantsBil...
2022-07-0428 minThe Ecobot PodcastQ&A: Future of Wetland Mitigation BankingIn this episode, we follow up on last week's conversation around the current state of affairs around wetland mitigation banking and respective policy with bankers, consultants, and policy makers. We also introduce how some bankers, regulators, and consultants are leveraging technology to reduce risk and increase resiliency in due diligence planning, bank design, implementation, and monitoring.Moderators:Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Chief Scientific Officer, EcobotDaniel Martin, Consultant/Project Manager, EsriPresenters & Panelists:Drew Haley, Director of Operations, Mitigation Resources of North AmericaVictoria Colangelo, CEO, The Mitigation Banking Group, Inc.S...
2022-06-2727 minThe Ecobot PodcastFuture of Wetland Mitigation BankingIn this podcast we dive into the current state of affairs around wetland mitigation banking and respective policy with bankers, consultants, and policy makers. We also introduce how some bankers, regulators, and consultants are leveraging technology to reduce risk and increase resiliency in due diligence planning, bank design, implementation, and monitoring.Moderators:Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Chief Scientific Officer, EcobotDaniel Martin, Consultant/Project Manager, EsriPresenters & Panelists:Drew Haley, Director of Operations, Mitigation Resources of North AmericaVictoria Colangelo, CEO, The Mitigation Banking Group, Inc.Susan-Marie Stedman, MS, Wetland Scientist/P...
2022-06-2040 minThe Ecobot PodcastQ&A: New Tools to De-risk & Speed ProjectsToday we follow up from episode 13, with Q&A on how wetland managers and scientists are utilizing GIS tools and field applications to monitor and delineate wetlands more efficiently. Host:Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Chief Scientific Officer, EcobotPresenters & Panelists:Doug Morgenthaler, Program Manager, EsriKelly Gonzales Brezovar, PWS, Team Lead + Senior Environmental Scientist, Hollaway EnvironmentalAlly Altemose, PWS, Director of Environmental Services, Hollaway EnvironmentalKasey Clarke, Environmental Scientist, Hollaway EnvironmentalChristopher Garza, GIS Specialist & Environmental Scientist, Hollaway EnvironmentalTopics:GIS and field apps for wetland delineations, a...
2022-06-1317 minThe Ecobot PodcastNew Tools to De-risk & Speed ProjectsIn this podcast we explore how wetland managers and scientists are utilizing GIS tools and field applications to monitor and delineate wetlands more efficiently. We take a look at how consulting companies prepare their GIS basemaps in ArcGIS, collects their wetland and geospatial data in Ecobot, and then create a final map and report to submit to the US Army Corps of Engineers for a JD. Also, we learn about the exciting workflow enhancement of wetland geospatial data between the field and office in ArcGIS Field Maps.Host:Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Chief Scientific Officer, Ecobot
2022-06-0630 minThe Ecobot PodcastQ&A: Tools and Data for Mapping WetlandsToday we follow up from episode 11, with Q&A on how wetland managers and scientists are utilizing and accessing GIS tools and data sets to predict, model, monitor, and delineate wetlands. We will take a look in the Arc Hydro toolbox at the Hydroperiod tool, as well as see how scientists are using the new US Army Corps of Engineers Antecedent Precipitation Tool (APT) to simplify project area rainfall analysis.Host:Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Cofounder & Chief Scientific Officer, EcobotPanelists:Sandra Fox, MS, GISP Sr. Project Manager, St. Johns River Water Management District
2022-05-3014 minThe Ecobot PodcastTools and Data for Mapping WetlandsIn this episode, we will explore how wetland managers and scientists are utilizing and accessing GIS tools and data sets to predict, model, monitor, and delineate wetlands. We will take a look in the Arc Hydro toolbox at the Hydroperiod tool, as well as see how scientists are using the new US Army Corps of Engineers Antecedent Precipitation Tool (APT) to simplify project area rainfall analysis. Host:Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Cofounder & Chief Scientific Officer, EcobotPanelists: Sandra Fox, MS, GISP Sr. Project Manager, St. Johns River Water Management DistrictBakari Powell, Hydrologist I...
2022-05-2323 minThe Ecobot PodcastQ&A: Field Applications: The Convergence of Wetland Science and TechnologyToday we follow up with a Q&A from Episode 9: Field Applications: The Convergence of Wetland Science and TechnologyTechnology impacts the way we live and work. Natural resources consulting is no exception. This episode will address the increasingly important role that mobile field applications play in wetland science, and on the next episode, we'll have a Q&A panel discussion with consultant, regulatory, and tech development industry leaders.Host:Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Co-founder & Chief Scientific Officer, EcobotPanelists:- Kimberli Ponzio, PWS, Chair, Society of Wetland Scientists Webinar Subcommittee + Environmental S...
2022-05-1620 min
El Sueño CanadienseEpisodio 61. Reciclar paga. Ecobot.Reciclar paga. Ecobot. Episodio 61. En este corto episodio te comparto algo beneficioso para tu bolsillo y sobre todo para el planeta y es el reciclaje de plástico con lo cual podrás ganar bonos de descuento de diferentes marcas aliadas. Videos buenos hechos por planeta Juan sobre la contaminación del plástico: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhwwrFbiM8Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDT2BKv69L8&list=LL&index=158
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2022-05-1101 minThe Ecobot PodcastField Applications: The Convergence of Wetland Science and TechnologyToday's episode focuses specifically on Field Applications.Technology impacts the way we live and work. Natural resources consulting is no exception. This episode will address the increasingly important role that mobile field applications play in wetland science, and on the next episode, we'll have a Q&A panel discussion with consultant, regulatory, and tech development industry leaders.Host: Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Co-founder & Chief Scientific Officer, EcobotPanelists:- Kimberli Ponzio, PWS, Chair, Society of Wetland Scientists Webinar Subcommittee + Environmental Scientist IV, Bureau of Water Resources, St. Johns River Water Management District...
2022-05-0922 minThe Ecobot PodcastQ&A: The Convergence of Wetland Science and TechnologyToday we follow up with a Q&A from Episode 7: The Convergence of Wetland Science and Technology.Technology impacts the way we live and work. Natural resources consulting is no exception. Today, host Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Co-founder & Chief Scientific Officer, Ecobot, address the increasingly important role that mobile field applications play in wetland science. Jeremy will unpack:- As scientists, what are our unique challenges to leveraging new technology?- Critical need to digitize wetland data for resilience planning- Case studies with drones, GPS receivers, GIS software, Mobile data collection apps, AI/Machine le...
2022-05-0242 minThe Ecobot PodcastThe Convergence of Wetland Science and TechnologyTechnology impacts the way we live and work. Natural resources consulting is no exception. Today, host Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Co-founder & Chief Scientific Officer, Ecobot, address the increasingly important role that mobile field applications play in wetland science. Jeremy will unpack:- As scientists, what are our unique challenges to leveraging new technology?- Critical need to digitize wetland data for resilience planning- Case studies with drones, GPS receivers, GIS software, Mobile data collection apps, AI/Machine learning, and up-and-coming tech- A look at what's available now and in the near futureAn...
2022-04-2524 minThe Ecobot PodcastQ&A: The Rise of Women in Wetland Science and TechnologyToday we follow up with a Q&A from Episode 5: The Rise of Women in Wetland Science Technology.Women are major contributors to both the biological sciences and the geospatial technologies that are ushering wetland science into the twenty-first century. How did these nine professional women wetland scientists, engineers, and GIS specialists navigate their career achievements and obstacles? Tune in to hear how women scientists have promulgated unique scientific approaches, created cutting-edge software, and written policy in respect to the management and monitoring of our natural heritage.In this episode, you'll hear from:Alana Cl...
2022-04-1833 minThe Ecobot PodcastThe Rise of Women in Wetland Science and TechnologyWomen are major contributors to both the biological sciences and the geospatial technologies that are ushering wetland science into the twenty-first century. How did these nine professional women wetland scientists, engineers, and GIS specialists navigate their career achievements and obstacles? Tune in to hear how women scientists have promulgated unique scientific approaches, created cutting-edge software, and written policy in respect to the management and monitoring of our natural heritage.In this episode, you'll hear from:Alana Cloud, Strategic Account Specialist, EcobotAngela Stanley, Senior Account Executive, BenecommsMegan Lang, PhD, Chief Scientist, U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServicesGina O...
2022-04-1134 minThe Ecobot PodcastQ&A: Convergence of Wetland Science and Technology: GPS Receivers Paired with Field AppsToday we follow up on episode 3, with a Q&A from our guests.Technology impacts the way we live and work. Natural resources consulting is no exception. Today we discuss cutting edge Bluetooth-enabled, sub-meter accurate, GPS receivers that wetland scientists are pairing with their field applications. Learn about several of the receivers currently available, and how to pair to a mobile device. Listen to several case studies completed by fellow wetland scientists utilizing paired GPS receivers with field applications.Host:Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Co-founder & Chief Scientific Officer, EcobotPanelists:Caitlin Burke, Env...
2022-04-0434 minThe Ecobot PodcastConvergence of Wetland Science and Technology: GPS Receivers Paired with Field AppsTechnology impacts the way we live and work. Natural resources consulting is no exception. Today we discuss cutting edge Bluetooth-enabled, sub-meter accurate, GPS receivers that wetland scientists are pairing with their field applications. Learn about several of the receivers currently available, and how to pair to a mobile device. Listen to several case studies completed by fellow wetland scientists utilizing paired GPS receivers with field applications. Host:Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Co-founder & Chief Scientific Officer, EcobotPanelists:Caitlin Burke, Environmental Consultant, GHAScott Denham, Permitting Manager, ESIOlivia Haney, Assistant Environmental Scientists, Burns & McDonnellKyle Halchin, PE, Eco...
2022-03-2824 minThe Ecobot PodcastWetland Policy Changes Q&AToday we continue our conversation from episode 1 on Wetland Policy Changes, and we end with Q&A from the audience. From host Jeremy Schewe, Chief Scientific Officer at Ecobot:As an ecologist conducting wetlands delineations, threatened & endangered species surveys, and baseline ecological inventories for over 17 years around the world, I have been able to avoid the rise of tech for many years more than people in most other professions, due to the lack of quality tools available to environmental scientists. It is the 21st century, however, and the wheel of innovation is rolling through every profession...
2022-03-2129 minThe Ecobot PodcastConvergence of Wetland Science and Technology: Response to Wetland Policy ChangesToday we hear from seasoned wetland mitigation bankers and consulting scientists who are navigating recent changes in wetland policy. We take a look at the impacts of changes to Nationwide Permits, the Navigable Water Protection Rule, and NEPA rollbacks while also highlighting how technological developments can help simplify complex regulatory processes.From host Jeremy Schewe, Chief Scientific Officer at Ecobot:As an ecologist conducting wetlands delineations, threatened & endangered species surveys, and baseline ecological inventories for over 17 years around the world, I have been able to avoid the rise of tech for many years more than people...
2022-03-1430 minThe Ecobot PodcastWelcome to The Ecobot PodcastWelcome to the Ecobot Podcast, where the Ecobot team shares information on how technology plays an increasingly important role in wetland science. If you don’t know about Ecobot, it’s the first software to bring true efficiency and accuracy to wetland scientists in environmental science, natural resources management, conservation planning, engineering and planning firms serving state and federal DOT, construction, mitigation banking, and oil and gas companies.In this series, you’ll hear from host Jeremy Schewe, Chief Scientific Officer and Cofounder at Ecobot, along with an incredible cast of scientists,professors and policymakers, as the...
2022-03-0702 min
2ºC Climate Chat Podcast11. Wetlands, Methane, and Sensitive Ecosystems (feat. Ecobot's Jeremy Schewe)Jeremy Schewe joins the whole 2ºC team to share his insight on plant taxonomy, sensitive environments such as wetlands, and the impact those areas have on our approach to urban development and planning.
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2021-08-2041 min
SparkSustainable Innovation: Pee Powered EnergyIoannis Ieropoulos is the Professor of Bioenergy and Self-Sustainable Systems and Director of the Bristol BioEnergy Centre, at the Bristol Robotics Laboratory, University of West England. He focuses on waste utilization and energy autonomy. Professor Ieropoulos produced the EcoBot family of robots, which are powered by microbial fuel cells (MFCs) fed on organic waste, with the latest self-sustainable robot, Row-bot.Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is the grantor of the "Urine-tricity/Pee Power" project, which is advancing the MFC technology for Developing World Countries. Pee Power has been used to provide lighting for toilet blocs at schools in...
2020-12-0329 min
Sustainability In Your EarEarth911 Interview: Exploring America's 110 Million Acres of Wetlands With Jeremy ScheweEarth911 talks with Jeremy Schewe, a wetlands scientist who is chief science officer and cofounder of Ecobot, an app company that helps to accurately inventory wetlands. Schewe shares the state of more than 110 million acres of wetlands in the U.S. and progress in understanding the role wetlands play in the carbon cycle, their influences on local weather and environmental diversity, and policymaking to protect these valuable natural resources. Wetlands are estimated to provide up to $14 trillion dollars in environmental services to humans annually by processing CO2, providing a home to fish and game, serving as a source of biological...
2020-10-0524 min
The What School Could Be Podcast39. Here’s to the Crazy Ones, with Brian Dote (Part 1)Brian Dote has been orbiting near “Black Swan” (type) events all of his professional life. To qualify as a “Black Swan,” an event has to be: Completely unpredictable and rare: Hugely impactful: People love to say after the event, we saw it coming (which they didn’t). Brian worked on Steve Jobs’ team that designed, built and launched the first iPhone, which changed the arc of and accelerated the course of history. He also worked near the center of the Human Genome Project, which equally changed mankind’s understanding of…mankind. Later in his career, he was selected as Mid-Pacific Inst...
2020-04-2052 min
Noticiero Ecos1360RadioLos ecobots, un mecanismo para reciclar con doble beneficio, llegan a RisaraldaJorge Mario Cardona representante legal de la corporación ser humano, capítulo Pereira y representante de Ecobot en Risaralda. Ecobot es un robot que se ha instalando en diferentes lugares del país con el fin de recolectar plástico, y llegó por primera vez a Risaralda en el centro comercial El Progreso en Dosquebradas y se espera implementar en más lugares de Risaralda.
Conoce en Ecos 1360 para que sirve y dónde estarán ubicados en Risaralda.
2019-02-0616 min
CienTipensanteEcobot: una máquina que premia a quien reciclaSe imagina que por reciclar sus botellas y latas además de ayudar al planeta ¿pudiese recibir alguna compensación? Así lo pensaron un grupo de jóvenes vallecaucanos quienes decidieron convertir esta idea en ‘Ecobot’, una iniciativa de recuperación sustentada en publicidad que hoy se encuentra en 3 ciudades de Colombia y proyecta ir por más.
2018-11-1006 min
Important If TrueImportant If True 19: Pearls Before SlimeThe most deeply important questions on your minds, advised and distilled by us. This week: Why are genies skeptical of your perfect wish to save mankind from itself? Does a robot that eats and poops have a favorite food? Does it feel shame? Is it you? And is there anything more nostalgic than getting the chicken pox from some kid's homemade slime?
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2017-06-2200 min