A latter-day type of the noble savage, that mythical figure repeatedly conjured by Westerners out of the discontents of their own civilization — machines, office jobs, sexual repression — the Bedouins, like Tahitian islanders or Negro jazz musicians, represented an untamed freedom that their rapt admirers believed themselves to have lost.
In addition to cell phones and laptops, e-waste includes cooling equipment like refrigerators and air conditioners; computer monitors and televisions; and appliances like washing machines, office printers, and toasters.
Revamp a Xerox machine for office warfare (12 points).
His father was until September last year a corporate counsel for the Singer Corporation, the sewing machine and office equipment company, in Toronto.
Mr. White issued that document, which also included his signature (though mass produced by a machine, his office said) and the state's seal.
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18th, and will display "Three acres of business machines and office equipment".
Orders for durable goods, which are products meant to last more than three years, like washing machines and office equipment, decreased $6.8 billion, or 3.3 percent, to $196 billion in October.
A gadget called Kill A WATT can assess how much juice your machines and office appliances are gulping.
In addition, the following commodities were purchased and provided: key infection prevention supplies and materials, medical equipment, such as blood pressure machines, and office furniture for providers and benches for client waiting areas.
To be sure, consumers products aren't quite there yet, but machines in offices and factories are starting to tell us when they need tuneups.
