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Johanna Hoffman, founder and designer at Shiftworks, has created Waterspots -- decentralized, public water catchment hubs that harvest fog, rain & dew. Layers of fog catching mesh span a frame of steel pipes. Acting much like the needles of redwood trees, the mesh captures passing fog and transfers it to storage & treatment containers below. Support pipes, which are hollow, catch & store rainwater. They are also cooled with solar power, enabling them to serve as dew catchers during nighttime & dawn hours. Once treated, water is pumped to waist-height water spouts, where users can source fresh water onsite. Waterspots also serve as community gathering spaces. Seating allows people to linger and learn about the Waterspot system and water resilience in general, to chat and enjoy a respite from the day. Working with a team of dedicated designers and fabricators, as well as researchers from UC Santa Cruz and Cal State Monterey, Shiftworks is developing Waterspots to bring water catchment and treatment to the public realm, creating accessible spaces to celebrate the value of water.
Tell us this isn't true and see if you can prove it 8-) Then think about why dating sucks for 99 percent of guys who are average/normal people.
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HOW TO MAKE A MAN HAPPY!!!
1. Make food;
2. Sleep with him;
3. Don't ask questions;
4. Leave him alone.
HOW TO MAKE A WOMAN HAPPY:
1. Be Friends
2. Companion
3. Lover
4. Beautiful
5. Charming
6. Good in the kitchen
7. Athleticism
8. Electrician
9. Plumber
10. Mechanic
11. Carpenter
12. Decorator
13. Stylist
15. Poet
16. Psychologist
17. Bug zapper
18. Psychiatrist
19. Good-natured
20. A good listener
21. Organiser
22. A good father
23. Smelly
24. Empathetic
25. Cult / religious
26. Sensitive
27. Attentive
28. Seductive
29. Smart
30. Funny
31. Creative
32. Hot
33. Strong
34. Understanding
35. Tolerant
36. Prudent
37. Ambitious
38. Capable
39. Brave
40. Determined
41. True
42. Insurance
43. Check everything
44. Punching bag
45. Lonely without friends
DON'T FORGET TO:
46. Praise often
47. Give gifts
48. Be honest
49. Opening the car door
50. Not to stress her
51. Don't look at other women.
52. Lift the toilet lid.
53. Being a computer teacher.
54. Don't snore.
55. Do not dry your feet with a towel.
AND ALSO:
56. Never forget:
* her birthday
* dating anniversary
* the anniversary of the first kiss
* the anniversary of the first time they met
* her mother's birthday
* Valentine's Day and being faithful
THEY HATE...
1. Who responds
2. Who remains silent
3. You lie to them
4. Be sincere
5. Worries
6. Who doesn't care
7. Be jealous
8. Don't be jealous
BONUS:
And never forget fellas, even if you are right, you are always wrong.
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Tell us this isn't true and prove it. The truth is that you can't because it is all true thanks to various factors.
It's why dating sucks as a single dad who works hard doing shiftwork around parenting.
Illustration about working shift for no 7/2003 of the Swedish Magazine Du och Jobbet.
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This image is copyright protected and is NOT free to use but you can probably find it at one of the picture agencies that represent me (which sometimes is free) or contact me directly via e-mail and buy it cheap. You find all the details here: carpe.nu/daniel-holking/
Johanna Hoffman, founder and designer at Shiftworks, has created Waterspots -- decentralized, public water catchment hubs that harvest fog, rain & dew. Layers of fog catching mesh span a frame of steel pipes. Acting much like the needles of redwood trees, the mesh captures passing fog and transfers it to storage & treatment containers below. Support pipes, which are hollow, catch & store rainwater. They are also cooled with solar power, enabling them to serve as dew catchers during nighttime & dawn hours. Once treated, water is pumped to waist-height water spouts, where users can source fresh water onsite. Waterspots also serve as community gathering spaces. Seating allows people to linger and learn about the Waterspot system and water resilience in general, to chat and enjoy a respite from the day. Working with a team of dedicated designers and fabricators, as well as researchers from UC Santa Cruz and Cal State Monterey, Shiftworks is developing Waterspots to bring water catchment and treatment to the public realm, creating accessible spaces to celebrate the value of water.