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Project Freesheet: January 2008

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Wednesday, January 9, 2008. Increasing demand boosts Asian recovered paper prices. This summary of a recent increase in the price was reclaimed paper was taken from Risiinfo.com. Prices for recovered paper have climbed in China and Southeast Asia. US old newspapers (ONP) have climbed $15/tonne, European ONP by $10/tonne and Japanese ONP by $5-10/tonne. US old corrugated containers (OCC) have risen $20/tonne and European OCC has climbed $20-25/tonne and Japanese OCC by $15/tonne. Japan leads the world in ...

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Project Freesheet

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Monday, June 30, 2008. I'm reading a fascinating book a the moment called Wikinomics. Written by Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams. This really is a must read for anyone who is interested in learning how the internet will be creating new models for business and how proprietary thinking within the business community will become increasingly harmful to those that seek success. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Im reading a fascinating book a the moment called. View my complete profile.

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Smart Living Project: Low-carbon travel

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This is the blog for Smart Living Project, a non-profit sustainable living organization, located in Muncie, Indiana. We strive to provide positive, straight-forward sustainable living resources with local relevance and a global focus. Saturday, March 7, 2009. I recently found out about an experiment one of my friends is conducting together with her fiance. World In Slow Motion. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Economic benefits of local purchasing. Thinking of installing a rain barrel?

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blue sky beyond: feast of sport

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REFLECTIONS ON TRAVEL, LIFE AND MENTAL WELL-BEING. Sunday, 19 July 2009. However, I love a good game of. Really, and when the world's best are doing battle at the highest level, the choice of 'game' ceases to matter to me - to a certain extent, anyway. What takes over at that level of competition is the sheer emotion - the passion and the glory; the pain and despair. Or perhaps the English weather - could conspire to snatch failure out of the jaws of almost-certain success at this stage? But of all the s...

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blue sky beyond: the tyranny of expectations...

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REFLECTIONS ON TRAVEL, LIFE AND MENTAL WELL-BEING. Wednesday, 6 May 2009. The tyranny of expectations. Expectations have a lot to answer for, especially in a society as developed as ours. We are positively encouraged to nurture expectations that are unlikely to be fulfilled, while living in an environment which. They will be unattainable. After all, we could always be brainier, slimmer, sexier, more thoughtful… and so this woman suffers from depression and dissatisfaction, just like many others. 07 Retur...

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How to travel « Extended World Travel

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Travel the world with your family for 6 months - or more. Category Archives: How to travel. 10 things to remember to make your journey even better. When you’re considering taking some time off and go traveling the world for longer periods, months or even years, here are 10 advices we’d like to give you. 1 Have everything taken care of at home. Have everything taken care of before you leave, your home, car, pets, bills….Don’t drag your everyday stuff and concerns with you on your trip. 2 Leave home at home.

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Chasing Summer: February 2011

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Where Did We Go? Monday, February 28, 2011. More Adventures in the White Mountains. This weekend, Jaimee and I spent another wonderful weekend in the winter wonderland of the White Mountains. We stayed for two nights at Carter Notch Hut. From More Winter Adventures. We climbed one 4,000 foot peak during out stay, Wildcat Mountain A, which was quite the hike. It's only one mile up to the summit but because we had to break trail through drifts of snow over four feet high it took us two and a half hours...

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Chasing Summer: October 2010

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Where Did We Go? Sunday, October 24, 2010. Now that Jaimee and I are both working full-time, it's amazing how quickly the week flies by. I suppose it's a good sign that the week goes by quickly - it must mean work isn't too. Terrible - but it does mean that we don't have a whole lot of time mid-week to do "fun" things. But, this weekend we took advantage of being in Boston and went to the Jamaica Pond Lantern Festival. Posted by Asa Martin. Sunday, October 17, 2010. So, our weekend plans of visiting with...

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Going to Extremes | Following Fragaria (pt. 2)

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Cambodia and Thailand 2011. Following Fragaria (pt. 2). Chronicles of my mostly berry-centric adventures. NORTH: Along Ring Road, just North of Akureyri, Iceland (65 42′ N) January, 2000. SOUTH: Avenida Hector Calvo, Valaparaíso, Chile (33 3′ S) July, 2015. Atop the Great Wall of China, near Juyongguan Pass, China. 116 3′ E) February 21st, 2012. EAST: Chapels of the Hearing Ear, Temple of Karnak, near Luxor, Egypt. Roughly 32 39′ E) January 10, 2010. A slight improvement over my previous eastward jaunt t...