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* This wireless smart electricity meter that helps you track how much energy you use because the monitor gives instantly an accurate reading of how much energy you are consuming and encorage energy saving which is great for the environment and good for your pocket
* The efergy pack comprises three modest components. There’s a square, portable display monitor measuring only 85mm x 85mm, a sensor which clips effortlessly to a specific cable beneath the electricity meter and, finally, the transmitter which wirelessly passes on the information to the monitor
* Tells you every 6 seconds how much power you are consuming, how much money this is costing you and an estimate of your personal contribution to the climate change. If you turn a set of lights ON or OFF, you can see INSTANTLY the change this has to your energy use. Once you have this information to hand means you, your family, or business, can visually see the benefits of saving energy
* The data is stored daily in an easy to access CPU memory so you can actually see the effects of your changing energy habits
* Additional Sensor order code:EFCEF02
A photo of a piggy bank showing someone saving up for a wedding. This image shows money being saved up for a wedding using a piggy bank labelled 'Wedding'. Next to the savings pot we see a calendar that shows the wedding day date. The photograph also features pink flowers and bank notes, pounds and coins being saved up for the wedding. We have decided to release this image under Creative Commons Attribution Licensing, which means that you may use it in any way you'd like. However we do ask that you credit us with a link to www.raisin.co.uk whenever you use this image.
"Russo-Greek diplomat and collector. He was born in Moscow, the son of a Greek merchant who had emigrated to Russia in 1907, and he had Greek nationality throughout his life. From 1931to1976 he worked in various diplomatic legations in Moscow.
He started collecting in the 1930s, at a time when the Soviet government was selling huge amounts of art to gain foreign currency. Originally he bought antiques and Old Master paintings, then moved on to icons, and from the late 1940s began building up a superb collection of modern Russian works, beginning with the established masters such as Chagall and Kandinsky and moving on to his own younger contemporaries. He researched his collection carefully, so it formed a highly important historical resource.
The type of art he owned was considered dangerously subversive at a time when only Socialist Realism was officially sanctioned, and Costakis once said that he felt as if he were ‘sitting on a barrel of dynamite’. In 1978, when he retired to Greece, he was allowed to take part of his collection with him in return for presenting the bulk of it to the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow. The works he brought out of Russia were exhibited at various venues in Europe and the USA. In Greece, Costakis continued collecting up to his death and presented numerous works to museums."
The British government, finding war was inevitable, sent out an army from England in all the splendour of European military pageantry. There were lancers with fluttering pennons, brass bands, and gun teams with pipe-clayed drag-ropes. The army marched into Zululand with bands playing, and one of its columns was surprised by a force of twenty thousand Zulus, who massacred eight hundred British soldiers and five hundred native auxiliaries. The tents were discovered still standing as if nothing had happened, and all round lay the disembowelled corpses of the defenders, the dead horses and oxen, and the rifled stores and ammunition boxes. That was Isandlwana
Sport Canterbury is proud to team up with Surf Life Saving New Zealand to host this six race series, which will run on Wednesday evenings from 22 January to 26 February 2014.
Whether you are an experienced open water swimmer or a novice with little or no open water swimming experience, this series of summer events caters to all ages and abilities.
Sport Canterbury's new Swim Series replaces the Surf 'n' Turf series run by Christchurch's David and Clare Bennison.
Taken for the group Macro Mondays. This week's theme: frugality.
Nikon D80 / Nikkor 50mm f/1.8
When you can't shift it yourself you get someone to help you.
Not only good at first aid, but we can help shift the rubbish bin too!
"Showing the space-saving device of build-
ing a 'set' within a 'set', and further of
setting up an 'exterior' within an 'in-
terior'. A mining town street scene is in
course of construction within a palatial
drawing-room: and interesting side-light on
picture making ingenuity."
An estimated one in five cattle in South Sudan die of infections
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Jean Di Marino. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO
Taken at Lord's cricket ground before the T20 Blast game between Middlesex and Surrey, Thursday July 13th. Though it gave me a chuckle, the lady was right to reserve seats for her friends as the ground slowly filled to a near-capacity 27,205.
This is a primary school teacher at Gwagwalada, a town in Abuja, Nigeria. She is passionate about climate so she gave her students a practical example of how the climate crisis can be reduced in other to save the Earth.
Photo by Victor Ojediran
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Get a partner and enter into the new cohabiting age.
Life is harsh, but we are not alone, there are millions of new graduates every year who are facing the same problem as we do. If the rental and bills are too high, why don't we get a living partner to share them? No matter you are a boy or a girl, as long as you are a nice person, let's "cohabitate "! Let's halve or trisect the living expenses.
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Three generations of lamp on power strip with similar brightness and dissimilar payback: incandescent 60W, CFL 13W, LED 7W.
Explained in presentation Everyday Sustainability - It's About Time ... and Energy.
The dog i was pick up in front of my house, she was almost frozen at that time. the picture I took after get her a shower, she looks ok now
Prescription Saving cards that assist you pay for your prescription medications are not part of your insurance. They are utilized to assist those who are uninsured or underinsured, or those with without prescription coverage from their insurance.
Home energy saving kits are now available to borrow at all Dublin City Public Libraries.
The Home Energy Saving Kits have been developed by Dublin's energy agency Codema and contain six practical tools to help the public save energy at home. The items in the toolkits address three key areas of energy use in the home - space heating, hot water and electricity consumption - and can help identify common problems such as lack of insulation, poor ventilation and the appliances in the home that might be driving up electricity bills.
Went out to shoot Perth City from Kings Park tonight. Didn't calculate that most of the office lights would be turned off so there wasn't too much light from the buidings.
In the corner of my eye I spotted these stairs being lit but a single light.
Greenpeace campaigners in London joined forces with a samba band outside the Brazilian Embassy to save the Amazon rainforest. They hoisted a banner saying Save the Amazon and the band played for the embassy staff. The activists were part of a worldwide effort which saw similar activities take place around the world, including Paris, Rome, Berlin, Mexico City and Washington DC. These global activities are aimed to remind Brazils President Dilma Rousseff that almost 80 per cent of Brazilians want the Amazon protected.
Greenpeace campaigners in London joined forces with a samba band outside the Brazilian Embassy to save the Amazon rainforest. They hoisted a banner saying Save the Amazon and the band played for the embassy staff. The activists were part of a worldwide effort which saw similar activities take place around the world, including Paris, Rome, Berlin, Mexico City and Washington DC. These global activities are aimed to remind Brazils President Dilma Rousseff that almost 80 per cent of Brazilians want the Amazon protected.