| Stay inside. Pick up your screwdriver. No images? Click here Let's take care of ourselves—and our stuff!Feeling lonely, bored, or downright discouraged about being stuck inside? Us too—and we're attempting to fix the isolation blues by repairing, making, or building something, and encouraging others to do the same, together with Sugru, Fairphone, and more friends from across the globe.There are 300,000 items in the average American home—and we'll bet you can find at least one that’s currently broken or deserving of a better life. Join our #FixAtHome challenge by sharing your repair story on social media with the hashtag #FixAtHome.This isn't a contest, but we'll be perusing Twitter and Instagram daily to offer support and share your projects. We’re in this boat together. Let’s make/create/fix the best out of it. 💪Fix your phone, fix everyone's phones A shattered phone screen or a slow battery can be maddening. Fix yours, and fix your family members' while you're at it. TronicsFix recently tried to repair 10 broken iPhone X's in one go. See how he did!Dear nature, see you soon! Get ready for outdoor adventures while staying in the great indoors: Patagonia helps show you how to fix your outdoor apparel, like shirts, outerwear, and luggage.Do what you love Now’s the perfect time for practicing your in-house hobbies—excessively! If your guitar or synthesizer is broken, your gaming console needs some care, or your child played with their favorite toy too enthusiastically: getting back to it might just be one fix away.Repair inspiration we've seen so far Stay inside, but step outside of your comfort zone and get creative by fixing something! It’s good for you, good for the environment—and you’ll make others smile. What are you waiting for? #FixAtHome.To our community: Our operations team is rotating in shifts and upping sanitation precautions to stay safe from COVID-19. We're fulfilling orders at the same speed as usual, and we’ll continue to keep you posted if anything changes. 🔧 |
Las autoridades chinas niegan que sus tropas hayan cruzado la frontera con la India en la disputada región de Ladakh. Anteriormente, desde Nueva Delhi señalaron que el Ejército chino realizó movimientos militares de provocación. El pasado mes de junio murieron 20 soldados indios en un enfrentamiento. via Videos de RT https://actualidad.rt.com/video/365077-china-niega-acusacion-india-traspasar-frontera?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=video
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