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None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney
skijumping at planica. unplug, kwentin, tine_stone with his brother gert and I joined the party in slovenija. perfect weather and a great event!
None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney
I missed the amazing sunrise of day one (captured so beautifully by several Unplug'ders).
I almost missed shots of this one as I was seated facing the other way, but Stephen pointed out the brief parting of cloud and I thank him for that.
Recently, when a lady was wearing a bracelet at home to unplug the computer charging plug, the gold chain on her hand accidentally touched the socket, and the charging contact occurred instantaneously. The gold chain was broken by an electric shock under a strong current. The palms are only blackened, and the skin is not injured.
When she turned on the switch again, she found that the charger and socket were burned out. Although the lady mentioned that she was using the original charger, she used it on weekdays. The power strip is an ordinary power socket she bought in the store, and sparks will appear when it is plugged into the power socket on weekdays, and it does not bite tightly, and there is a danger of leaving seams.
This lady's husband is an electrician. When he checked again, he found that none of these circuit devices were equipped with leakage
protection devices. He first called the landlord and told him the problem, but the landlord said there was no major problem, which made him very angry. He called the Security Bureau to report the case, and the Security Bureau sent someone to investigate. After inspection, it is indeed the same as the electrician said, whether it is the circuit in the corridor or the circuit installed in the early stage of the renovation. They are not equipped with leakage protection devices, and the safety standards are very low.As a result, the entire residential building was sealed off, and the residents could only wander on the street temporarily, which was very serious.
This incident happened because the metal bracelet on her hand accidentally touched the connection between the socket and the charger. Therefore, we must pay attention to the jewelry we wear when we touch the live lamp holder or switch socket. Do not touch these places with metal jewelry, and do not touch switches and sockets with wet hands.
When buying power strips or plugs, we can buy power strips and plugs with leakage protection function, because the protection equipment that can directly prevent personal electric shock is protected by the line and the power consumption is small, the leakage current is small, one time every time It will not exceed 10mA. It is suitable to select rated operating current of 30mA, and the power-off action time is less than 0.1s to protect personal safety.
None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney
Hope you hear lots of cricket songs this weekend.
So, when is it not okay to take a photo of someone?
None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney
None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney
None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney
None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney
I love that she reaches for a book for entertainment, a constant reminder to unplug our lives every now and then. {Photo-a-day is a personal project to photograph my children everyday in the month of July.}
None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney
None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney
siaukia here, or manmeng lol,
taken during the year end 2005, when playing with my new media installation (www.oneduasan.com/unplug)
None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney
None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney
It's LOUD! But pretty cool. I have to drain it and unplug one of the holes already.
And, it's sideways for some reason. Cripes.
The storm may come,
& strip you bare of all that you knew.
The wind may unplug,
the ties that you have come to love.
The rain may wash off,
the sweat & tears of what you hold dear.
But it can never take away one thing.
The will, to let go.
The wisdom, to be at this moment.
The heart, to breathe and listen.
The child, you were born to be.
.sui
None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney
Created This Page With The Brand! New! July 2021 Release : Unplug Yourself Collection by Kakleidesigns : bit.ly/KKD-EScapestore
None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney
None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney
The ancient castle of Carpiano near Gubbio in Italy dates back to 10th Century. Having subsequently been abandoned for many decades, Riccardo & Marilisa Parisi discovered the old hamlet in 2001 and immediately fell in love with that "pile of rocks". Beyond the careful and stunningly beautiful restoration of its buildings, they have also created the "Borgo di Carpiano" - by far our favourite place to take a holiday and "un-plug".
None other than Quick Left's Operations Manager/in-house artist/rainbow maker, Ali Schultz, is hosting the #BSW13 & BMoCa Unplug event Friday night. Audience members enjoyed performances from musician Harper Phillips, performance artist Tara Rynders and peruse BMoCA's current exhibition, Museum of Broken Relationships. Stories from esteemed leaders in the Boulder Startup community were interpreted by Boulder's own Playback Theater West. Believe us, you have never heard, or seen, these stories like this before. Photo Credit: Megan Sweeney