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This is how i store the moduls of Grimmhavn.
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Years ago, before the cloud was called the cloud, I used remote Internet file storage sites to store my images. However, when the site went out of business, I lost all the images I had in storage. I vowed to never to use another external file storage site that was not under my direct control.
1. I now have enough SD and CompactFlash memory cards to save my original images for a minimum of one month before I have to reformat and reuse the cards.
2. I copy my original images from my memory cards to my computer’s internal solid state drive (SSD) and store them in a monthly folder. I leave the copies on the hard drive until I need the space and then I delete the oldest monthly folders first.
3. After the end of each month, I copy all of that month’s folder to a Seagate external hard disk drive (HDD).
4. I also use Western Digital external hard disk drives as backups to the Seagate.
5. At one time, CDs and DVDs were all I had for archival storage. When I discovered how unreliable they were, I transferred all my archival CD and DVD files to hard disk drives. I now only use CDs or DVDs for shipping files to different locations.
When traveling for an assignment, the minimum storage I take are a bunch of memory cards (compactflash and/or SD). The only time I travel with a computer is when I know I will be performing editing in the field because I have to give my clients edited images before I return home.
For vacations, I normally carry enough memory cards to give me a minimum of 36 images per day and an average of 100 images per day. This figure is based on the amount of images I have taken over decades of vacation travel.
I now use 4 Terabyte solid state drives to save my files.
These plastic boxes contain 24 individual compartments inside. I store my seed beads by color. I found these boxes at Kmart and Micheals.
Who doesn't like looking at stuff stored in attics and basements?
This photo shows the ground floor of the two-story stone storage building ("Iqa-bet") next to the Church of Abba Afse in Yeha, Tigray Region, northern Ethiopia.
The steps on the right lead to the second-story room housing the religious objects and antiquities in the preceding photos.
Stored on the ground floor, from left to right, is an assortment of objects ranging from the mundane to the exotic: colored plastic bowls and pitchers; a staff; an old safe; a huge old wooden bowl; several baskets; a leather object with an ornate metal attachment; and several large ecclesiastical drums.
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Florence, 23 September 2011
Badia Fiesolana - Teatro
European University Institute
Via dei Roccettini 8
50014 Fiesole
Italy
Storage of electricity is arousing fresh interest as a complement to intermittent generation and an alternative to costly grid expansion plans. Given the rapid increase in RES (mainly wind) generation and the obstacles to construction of new lines and even to an upgrading of the existing ones, TSOs and energy companies are looking for alternatives. Alternative solutions are:
1. Reinforcement of the networks
2. Greater flexibility of existing generators, e.g. CCGTs
3. Electricity storage via hydro systems (pumping stations)
4. Other techniques of electricity storage: compressed air and car-type batteries
5. Demand response (possibly accompanied by diffusion of electric vehicles)
Which alternative looks most promising?
Should the solution be left to market forces or are there regulatory choices to be made?
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My goldies case, used to transport any particular minidisc recorder I may be using. Has space for the portable recorder/player and 12 discs.
Health and Radioactive Warning signs are clearly visible at the Processing plant storage facility where uranium ore popularly known as "Yellowcake" is processed.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
I bought this container on Saturday and I totally love it !!
It is only $20 and it can hold all my Lati clothes n___n
*trying a different setting on my camera!* x3
Got these fun and practical storage bags for garlic, onions, and potatoes on reuseit.com www.reuseit.com/store/orka-mastrad-vegetable-keep-sacks-p... . I used some extra hooks from IKEA that I had to hang them on my kitchen cart.
Knock-off-Wood storage daybed with baskets. Of all the projects I've done based on Ana's plans, this is my favorite. It was my first staining project EVER so I was terrified. I am so in love with how this turned out. Details on the wood and stain are in the close-up photos.
I got that gorgeous daybed quilt, shams and the sweater-like throw on Overstock.com. Now to find some darker baskets! :)
I used this photo as my inspiration for the whole thing. :) www.potterybarn.com/pbimgs/rk/images/dp/wcm/201022/0059/i...
9 of my fancy fabric storage drawers for crazyquilting. Another 4 are to the right of the pattern cabinet. Blogged at www.gettingtocrazy.blogspot.com NOV 2009: THIS ROOM NO LONGER LOOKS THE SAME. WATCH FOR UPDATED PIX COMING SOON.
A little storage room in an abandoned house.
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vintage stock cars from the Denver and Rio Grande Western
probably color print film from the min-90s, scanned and finished
I combined two storage ideas from people on the message boards to create this simple closet: the two door Organizer Cabinet from Target and tension rods from Target. This picture gives you an idea of the closet's size: Josefina's bed and side table just about fit on top. I was also able to put in two rods with a shelf in between for shoes. I might further customize it later and put in hoooks for hats, shoe caddies, etc. This is a really easy way to set it up without any power tools (other than a power screwdriver because a couple holes aren't pre-drilled). The closet does take a while to put together due to how many parts it has, but it's okay.
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Cotton Storage water towers, near Ruston Foundary, Alexandria, LA.
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