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Dumpster Dog dreams of treats, balls, and leashes. He wants someone to play with, someone who will take him on long walks, someone who will feed him―he wants an owner. So begins Dumpster Dog's search for a human companion. But he will soon learn that finding a good owner isn't as easy as it sounds, and that the world can be a dangerous place.

The Bagster Dumpster in a Bag service is an easy-to-use waste removal solution that works on your schedule. Now you can clean up after almost any renovation, remodel, or move in 3 easy steps: 1. BUY the Bagster bag; 2. FILL it with waste from any renovation; 3. CLICK OR CALL whenever you're ready for pickup. The Bagster bag is perfect for projects that are too big for contractor bags but too small for a full-size dumpster. And while contractor trash bags can break easily, the Bagster bag is flexible and tear resistant. It holds up to 3,300 lb. or 3 cubic yards (3 CUYD) of waste and debris, making it a much better option than contractor garbage bags for your next renovation. The Bagster bag opens to 8 ft. L x 4 ft. W x 2.5 ft. H, but arrives compact so you can easily store it for as long as you want. Just unfold it and place it in a convenient location whenever you need it. Then, when your renovation is finished, simply schedule your pickup and pay on thebagster.com or by phone. With cleanup this easy, you'll never need to buy contractor bags again! Service not available in all areas and collection fees and other restrictions may apply. See thebagster.com for details. Color: Green.

The Bagster Dumpster in a Bag is an easy-to-use waste removal solution for home improvement projects and big cleanups. You can fill this waste management dumpster bag with up to 3,300 pounds of debris. This green dumpster bag is suitable for home renovation, yard waste, clearing out your garage and much more. This waste bag does not have a lid, so you have a full, open bag that's easy to fill up.

One person’s trash is another persons’s treasure in this vivid picture-book ode to creative recycling — and to loyal friends.Anyone can dive for treasure in the ocean, but Steve dives for it in his neighborhood dumpster! As he delves into the trash each weekend, Steve encourages his young neighbors (aka the Diving Team) to see the potential in what other people throw away. With a little bit of imagination, trash can be transformed into treasure — and as the Diving Team soon discovers, it might even help a friend in need.

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Dumpster Dog dreams of treats, balls, and leashes. He wants someone to play with, someone who will take him on long walks, someone who will feed him―he wants an owner. So begins Dumpster Dog's search for a human companion. But he will soon learn that finding a good owner isn't as easy as it sounds, and that the world can be a dangerous place.

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Speeding across the California landscape, Chase pauses frequently to see what’s really there: not just what the movies have taught us to expect, but the range and variation of the built environment that occupies what he calls ‘everyday space’. A practising architect and urban planner, as well as an important architectural critic, Chase explores a myriad of locales and examines their architectural features—from the gay community space of West Hollywood, to the stucco box apartment complexes of the 1950s, to the truly weird mix of domestic arrangements in Venice Beach, to gated communities, to some of the historic houses of Hollywood and Beverly Hills and to the most recent transformations of the casino architecture in Las Vegas. At once learned, witty and ironic, Chase makes the mundane world of Southern California vistas come alive on the page.

In step-by-step, illustrated detail, John Hoffman shows you how to use dumpster diving for food, clothing, appliances, furniture, books and other treasures. Discover how to dress for dumpster diving success, work your neighborhood dumpsters, dive a restaurant, use a "bag blade" and "dive stick", handle run-ins with the authorities, convert your trash to cash, and much more! While you are learning all these professional secrets, you will be entertained by outrageous anecdotes from a life-long master diver.

Whether you run a worldwide company with offices on every continent, or a department or small business with less than ten employees, the process explained in this book will enable you to put yourself in full control. There can be no doubt about it, leaders of businesses and organizations today are expected to do more with less with the result that whole layers of management have been eliminated. Those who remain have no choice but to take up the slack, and many feel "buried alive." This book can change that. It explains a process any manager can put in place to spread out the workload and bring about a new sense of focus, urgency and accountability among the staff. It's a process that's already in place and working like clockwork in a number of Fortune 500 companies as well as the Department of Defense, several big city governments, and some of the largest airports in the world. What this book provides is a system comprised of a few simple rules involving scorecards, action registers, and interlocking teams that will get a business moving forward at light speed. A primary reason is that everyone quickly knows what he or she must do to succeed personally, as well as what needs to be done for the organization to reach its goals and succeed.

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Commended in the PEN/Architectural Digest Award for Literary Writing on the Visual Arts (2001).In this free-wheeling guided tour to the cityscape of Southern California, from movie-star mansions to the alleys of the homeless, urban planner John Chase combines gossip, anecdote, archival research and tabloid-worthy self-revelation, grounding architecture as a multidisciplinary art.Speeding across the California landscape, Chase pauses frequently to see what’s really there: not just what the movies have taught us to expect, but the range and variation of the built environment that occupies what he calls “everyday space.“An urban designer as well as an important architectural critic, Chase explores a myriad of locales and examines their architectural features from the gay community space of West Hollywood, to the stucco box apartment complexes of the 1950s, to the truly weird mix of domestic arrangements in Venice Beach, to gated communities, to some of the historic houses of Hollywood and Beverly Hills and to the most recent transformations of the casino architecture in Las Vegas. At once learned, witty and ironic, Chase makes the mundane world of Southern California vistas come alive on the page.

In step-by-step, illustrated detail, John Hoffman shows you how to use dumpster diving for food, clothing, appliances, furniture, books and other treasures. Discover how to dress for dumpster diving success, work your neighborhood dumpsters, dive a restaurant, use a "bag blade" and "dive stick", handle run-ins with the authorities, convert your trash to cash, and much more! While you are learning all these professional secrets, you will be entertained by outrageous anecdotes from a life-long master diver.

How far would you go to save the planet? One man’s cross-country journey to radical sustainability. You want to do something for the planet, but what? Change a light bulb, install a low-flow faucet, eat organic? How about ride 4,700 miles across America on a bamboo bicycle, using only water from natural sources, avoiding fossil fuels almost completely, supplying your few electrical needs with solar power and creating nearly zero waste? Sound crazy? Maybe. But not if you're Rob Greenfield. Then it sounds like a pretty amazing way to bring your message to as many people as possible, and to have a great time doing it. Dude Making a Difference is Rob's first-person account of his incredible adventure in radical sustainability. Join him as he pedals from coast to coast in 3-½ months while: Creating only 2 pounds of trash Using just 160 gallons of water Eating 284 pounds of food from grocery store dumpsters. This one-of-a-kind travelogue will inspire you to reexamine your relationship with the earth's resources. Rob's captivating stories of life on the low-impact road are rounded out by practical guides to help you reduce your personal ecological footprint and plan your own larger-than-life adventures. Author's proceeds from the sale of Dude Making a Difference will be donated to 1% for the Planet.

In December of 2001 Jeff Ferrell quit his job as tenured professor, moved back to his hometown of Fort Worth, Texas, and, with a place to live but no real income, began an eight-month odyssey of essentially living off of the street. Empire of Scrounge tells the story of this unusual journey into the often illicit worlds of scrounging, recycling, and second-hand living. Existing as a dumpster diver and trash picker, Ferrell adopted a way of life that was both field research and free-form survival. Riding around on his scrounged BMX bicycle, Ferrell investigated the million-dollar mansions, working-class neighborhoods, middle class suburbs, industrial and commercial strips, and the large downtown area, where he found countless discarded treasures, from unopened presents and new clothes to scrap metal and even food.Richly illustrated throughout, Empire of Scrounge is both a personal journey and a larger tale about the changing values of American society. Perhaps nowhere else do the fault lines of inequality get reflected so clearly than at the curbside trash can, where one person's garbage often becomes another's bounty. Throughout this engaging narrative, full of a colorful cast of characters, from the mansion living suburbanites to the junk haulers themselves, Ferrell makes a persuasive argument about the dangers of over-consumption. With landfills overflowing, today’s highly disposable culture produces more trash than ever before—and yet the urge to consume seems limitless.In the end, while picking through the city's trash was often dirty and unpleasant work, unearthing other people's discards proved to be unquestionably illuminating. After all, what we throw away says more about us than what we keep.

From Dean's List to Dumpsters:Why I Left Harvard to Join a Cultby Jim Guerra (Author) Includes photographs. Three sections: Fleeing From Babylon; Into the Wilderness; Days of Restoration; and Epilogue. Product Details: Paperback: 206 pagesPublisher: Dorrance Pub Co (July 10, 2000) Language: EnglishISBN-10: 0805948503ISBN-13: 978-0805948509Product Dimensions: 0.8 x 6 x 9 inchesShipping Weight: 15.2 ouncesTOPICS: Biographies; Biography; Autobiography; Memoirs; Leaders; Notable People; Christian; Cults; Christian Books; Bibles; Non-Fiction

Whether you run a worldwide company with offices on every continent, or a department or small business with less than ten employees, the process explained in this book will enable you to put yourself in full control. There can be no doubt about it, leaders of businesses and organizations today are expected to do more with less with the result that whole layers of management have been eliminated. Those who remain have no choice but to take up the slack, and many feel "buried alive." This book can change that. It explains a process any manager can put in place to spread out the workload and bring about a new sense of focus, urgency and accountability among the staff. It's a process that's already in place and working like clockwork in a number of Fortune 500 companies as well as the Department of Defense, several big city governments, and some of the largest airports in the world. What this book provides is a system comprised of a few simple rules involving scorecards, action registers, and interlocking teams that will get a business moving forward at light speed. A primary reason is that everyone quickly knows what he or she must do to succeed personally, as well as what needs to be done for the organization to reach its goals and succeed.

These black drawstring garbage bags are super convenient. Just one quick pull and all your trash is securely contained and hidden from view, and they couldn't be easier to lift out of the can and transport to the dumpster or curb. At 31 Gal. to 33 Gal. capacity, they are generously sized enough for commercial use or big cleanups, but not too big for easy handling. Made from strong low density plastic to resist punctures and rips, they are 1.2 mil thick, which puts them into the strongest end of our heavy-duty category. Material: Polyethylene.

Industrial degreaser pressure wash concentrate cleans industrial equipment, floors, automotive surfaces. Professional formulation for: industrial equipment, floors, automotive surfaces. Ideal for: auto and machine shops, manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, dumpsters, trash bins and more. Surfaces of use: concrete, asphalt, brick, stone, stainless steel, chrome and aluminum. Use with pressure washer on-board tanks and with siphon hoses or manual pump-up sprayer applications. Makes 32- gallons of solution: apply industrial degreaser pressure wash concentrate using low pressure spray nozzle or pump-up sprayer, allow solution to penetrate soil up to 5-minutes (do not allow to air dry) and rinse with water using a high pressure spray nozzle for general soils: mix 4 oz. of industrial degreaser pressure wash concentrate and 1-gallon of water. For heavy soils: mix 20 oz. of industrial degreaser pressure wash concentrate with 1-gallon of water.

Bottles are collected from the bars, restaurants, friends, and dumpsters (really!) and transformed into the ultimate "cocktail" ring in our studio. Sterling silver plated pewter. Glass approximately .75 inch by .75 inch square. Band adjusts for custom fit size 4-9 and the Matte finish brings out the color of the glass. Cobalt is from a vodka bottle Recycled glass and silver-plated pewter. Use a jewelry cloth to polish the band.