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I purchased the new Sawyer squeeze filter system to replace my old filter and it will be used in the same way.
Top to bottom: Platypus 2 liter water reservoir with sipping hose, Crystal Geyser water bottle, Sawyer Squeeze filter, Sawyer filter adapter, Sawyer Squeeze bag.
I will carry the filled Platypus to tide me over between water sources . Using the Crystal Geyser bottle and filter I will drink from streams and lakes along the way.
In camp I will use the Squeeze bag as my "dirty" bag, filling it from the water source and, with filter attached, refill my "clean" platypus reservoir.
Total weight: 4.7 oz
New note post trip: The filter is great but the squeeze bag design leaves much to be desired. Will leave at home in the future (probably throw out). The crystal Geyser bottle worked very well and is all I really needed as a squeeze bottle.
UPDATE 7/2015: Have replaced this filter with the Sawyer Mini Filter system and love it.
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System Training partnered with Eddie Stobart in August 2011 in a bid to refresh the logistic's industry with fresh young talent in the form of apprentices.
Forage Systems Research Center in Linneus, MO.
The Forage Systems Research Center works to improve the quality of forage grass and determines its best use. An early promoter of management-intensive grazing, it supports the agriculture industry through courses in rotational grazing, cattle management and the economics of beef and forage. The interactions of cattle, plants and soil are necessary in understanding cause/effect relationships in beef/forage systems. Since 1990, more than 3,000 farmers and educators from several states have attended the three-day intensive Missouri Grazing School.
Photo by Kyle Spradley | © 2013 - Curators of the University of Missouri
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Fomapan Classic 100 film with my Olympus OM-1 MD SLR with its Olympus OM-System Zuiko Auto-W 1:2.8 f = 28 mm.
The film was exposed for 100 ISO either using a Minolta Autometer III lightmeter fitted with a 10° finder or the camera readings. The film was then developed using the Tetenal developer Ultrafin T-Plus diluted at 1+4 for 4min30 at 21°C.
La Saône au quai Maréchal Joffre, July 1, 2022
69002 Lyon
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After process the film was digitalized using a Sony A7 body and a Minolta Slide Duplicator with a Minolta Auto Bellows III with a lens Minolta Bellow Macro Rokkor 50mm f/3.5.
About the camera :
Olympus OM-1 MD was commercially available from 1974 to 1979 and represented the fully mechanical SLR of a new class ("miniature SLR's") , smaller and lighter than anything ever made before. It prefigured the size of most of the SLR's in the 80's.
This specific camera was constructed in Jan. 1976 according to the printed reference "ス ("su ") 615" on the back of the film plate.
Will Pedal on Parliament no. 8 be held on a Sunday in 2019? I fear not, but four months on, this spray chalk advertisement is wearing well!
Photos Taken using the Nikon Creative Lighting System. Taken on location using SD800 strobe units and a controller.
using images from a museum aircraft and spare sight; background taken at altitude from commercial aircraft by author
Our products include micro-sprinkler system,drip irrigation system,filter system,fertilizer system,garden watering kit, tubing abd their fitting ect which are all per fectly manufactured by the advanced technology and good quanlity materials , widely apply in agricultural irrigation , landscape , famliy garden , greenhouse and sport course so on.
A small group of protesters from United Against Police Terror - San Diego and OLBSD gathered at the San Diego Hall of Justice in San Diego on New Years Eve to make a statement against the perpetuation of a criminal justice system that allows for cops to practice unwarranted violence with impunity.
12/31/2014
I guess I might submit this for my next art photo project (composite) :D
me and Isabelle.. times three.
Starting in October 2012, the second ARM Mobile Facility (AMF2) was deployed on the Horizon Lines cargo ship Spirit for the year-long Marine ARM GPCI1 Investigation of Clouds (MAGIC) campaign, traveling between Los Angeles, California, and Honolulu, Hawaii. The purpose of the deployment was to understand and parameterize clouds, precipitation, aerosols and radiation, and the interactions among them.
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"Ongkat" system for illegal logging on wet areas, Riau, Indonesia.
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In 2000 bulthaup established system 20, which was based on system 25. The idea behind this programme is a kitchen that does not require installation and it was the forerunner of bulthaup b2.
I went to a lecture on designing sustainable services, such as food access and distribution initiatives. Interesting because when I think about sustainable design I usually think of physical structures, yet the lecture imparted that services too need to start being designed in a sustainable manner also.
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A business-as-usual future is unsustainable. As we come to appreciate the challenges of climate change it is clear that the task of creating a sustainable economy requires more than incremental improvements in environmental efficiency, it demands radical innovation.
Francois Jégou is the first visitor in a series bringing leading international thinkers on eco-innovation to Australia: "ECO-LEAD" (organised by Sustainability Victoria and the Victorian Eco-Innovation Lab - VEIL).
Jégou is an important European designer; he is also a European expert in sustainability strategies. His expertise is derived from understanding that ideas of, and solutions for, sustainability are complex transformations that take place between multiple stakeholders, involving both social and technical innovation.
The art of being a strategic sustainable designer is to understand, hear and consider all stakeholder voices in the innovation process.
Francois work has focused on user-centred innovation, and design-oriented scenario development, envisaging new ways for companies to interact with consumers to create and instigate radical product innovation. In a similar way to the VEIL project, Jégou uses scenarios to investigate unknown outcomes and to provide an understanding of radical changes that may take place in the future. He is a partner with Ezio Manzini (a future ECO-LEAD visitor) in the global project known as "The Sustainable Every Day" which brings together visions of a sustainable future from extensive workshops in more than 18 countries.
Francois works from the top down and bottom up, looking at how small and medium enterprises can, through partnerships with other stakeholders and their clients (users), 'co-design' for sustainable futures, and create ‘new’ innovation opportunities. His participatory design methods help all stakeholders think outside of the box and understand solutions from multiple stakeholder views (company and user). Francois also understands that business cannot devise ‘new’ eco-innovation without consumer adoption. Thus much of his work is bottom up, searching social innovations to recognise new possibilities for the creation of sustainable lifestyles and the consequent products and services innovation, that may co-evolve.
Jégou has been working in sustainable production and consumption as a designer for many years and brings experience and thinking of many of the European union and UNEP funded research projects on product-service-systems, product innovation and sustainable consumption. This work has crossed many different sectors such as eco-packaging, health systems, senior friendly products, food design, and workplace design, involving practice-based work and research investigation. His extensive and diverse client base includes: EDF; MasterCard; Carrefour; Monprix; 3M; Boch; Ikea; Sony; Zanussi; KPN Orange; Roche Consumer Health; Saab; BMW; Coca-Cola; Douwe Egberts; Commune di Milano; Société de Developpement de la Region Bruxelloise.
VEIL is supported by the Sustainability Fund and the Victorian government, as a project of the Australian Centre for Science Innovation and Society at the University of Melbourne, in partnership with Monash University and RMIT.
Speaker: Mr François Jégou
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Your employees must not only get used to new surroundings, they must also conduct business as usual even though for them nothing is as usual. Even the best planned moves are stressful.
So why is it that companies add to the stress by changing phone systems on the same day they move to a new location.
The answer is based on an old assumption that is no longer true. Management assumes the new VoIP Phone system should be installed in the new location and will be ready for use on the first day the new office opens.
If we were still in the era of the tradition PBX phone system, this would be true. Hosted VoIP has changed business telecommunications in many positive ways.
One of these benefits is that Hosted VoIP has simplified the installation process and costs nothing if you do it yourself. Still, many businesses assume they have to wait to install the VoIP system in their new office location..