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We have arrived at the picturesque and peaceful Northern Edge Algonquin retreat. What a beautiful space for unplugging and connecting.
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
Upper clamp portion is optional. I still get excellent support without it and not using it makes it much easier to unplug the cord.
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
we decided to unplug for the weekend. we got a hotel out east and spent saturday and most of sunday away from computers, work, phones, etc., just kind of reconnecting with each other instead of connecting to cyberspace.
it was awesome enough that we plan to do this once a month, at least.
this guy was shot at the atlantis aquarium in riverhead.
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
Apparently someone has updated the dictionary of canoe vernacular, and the centre position now commands the name "Princess." Hmmmm. Never heard that before. Certainly the wider girth of the canoe and the lack of seating support makes it more difficult to get over the water and dig in from the centre position, but that doesn't absolve that person of their responsibility in helping out. "Paddle, Kelly! Paddle!
Reducing electricity wastage is not only beneficial for the environment but also helps you save on energy bills. Here are some practical tips to help you reduce electricity wastage:
•Turn off lights and appliances: Get into the habit of turning off lights, fans, and electronic devices when they are not in use. Even in standby mode, many devices continue to consume electricity.
•Unplug chargers: When chargers and power adapters are left plugged in without any device connected, they still draw power. Unplug them when not in use.
•Use energy-efficient appliances: Invest in energy-efficient appliances that carry the ENERGY STAR label. They use less electricity and can significantly reduce wastage.
•Optimize cooling and heating: Set your air conditioning and heating systems to appropriate temperatures. Use a programmable thermostat to adjust settings based on your schedule and turn them off when you don't need them.
•Seal gaps and insulate: Ensure your home is properly insulated to prevent air leaks and keep the temperature stable. This helps reduce the workload on heating and cooling systems.
•Use natural light: Make the most of natural light during the day, and keep curtains and blinds open. This reduces the need for artificial lighting.
•Upgrade lighting: Replace incandescent bulbs with energy-efficient LED or CFL bulbs. LED bulbs consume less energy and last longer.
•Optimize refrigerator usage: Keep your fridge and freezer full, but not overcrowded, as it helps maintain temperature better. Check and maintain the seals to prevent cold air leaks.
•Do full loads of laundry and dishes: Run your washing machine and dishwasher with full loads, as they use the same amount of energy regardless of the load size.
•Use power strips: Plug multiple devices into power strips, and switch them off when not in use. This prevents phantom power consumption from electronics in standby mode.
•Reduce water heating costs: Lower the temperature on your water heater to 120°F (49°C) and insulate the water heater and hot water pipes to reduce heat loss.
•Use fans: Instead of always relying on air conditioning, use fans to circulate air and cool down rooms.
•Consider solar energy: If feasible, install solar panels to generate renewable energy and reduce reliance on traditional electricity sources.
•Educate family members: Teach your family about the importance of energy conservation and involve them in adopting energy-saving habits.
•Perform regular maintenance: Ensure that your appliances and systems are well-maintained. Dirty filters, coils, and vents can lead to higher energy consumption.
By following these tips and being mindful of your energy usage, you can significantly reduce electricity wastage and contribute to a more sustainable future.
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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
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
"Unto your dreaming
When you're alone
Unplug the TV
Turn off your phone
Get heavy on with digging your ditch"
"Digging A Ditch" by Dave Matthews Band
Visit me at www.timothykilkenny.com
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
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.
Hope you hear lots of cricket songs this weekend.
So, when is it not okay to take a photo of someone?
Chris Harbeck and I have the classic photographer exchange. Connecting with Chris in our work group and over numerous photo shoots was a highlight of #Unplugd11.
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
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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
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.}
Kuana Torres Kahele of NA PALAPALAI unplugs to play for Napua Makua as they go accoustic for Okinawa.
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