Submitted by icemakers (not verified) on 4 January, 2011 - 08:37.
The Ice-Maker 374-pound Industrial ice maker machine bin has a bevy of safety characteristics that go far beyond straightforward place ice machine. Most significant amongst safety requirements will be the significance of keeping the item sanitary. This Ice Maker bin comes having a built-in scoop holder that keeps the supplied scoop out of the ice and protected from outside contaminants inside the storage bin. Given that the scoop will not turn out to be buried in ice, your employees'hands will not be all more than the ice going into your patrons'cups. This storage bin also consists of various attributes to maintain your employees secure. It characteristics a safe-hold hinge that keeps the door from falling down, potentially injuring the individual cube ice making machine out of the bin. The bin itself is at a suitable height that may let employees full access to the ice devoid of having to make use of a step stool or hunch into the bin to collect ice.
Submitted by bananaman on 3 January, 2011 - 18:09.
I am fmailiar with the concept or what should actually be called the truth of complementary opposites, duality and that no event has any meaning until you give it one!
When i was introduced to this it hit me hard and was a major wake up call and in all honesty probably wasnt the best thing for me to hear at the time. At time I do not see both sides of the coin so to speak and at times I feel as if the dualities that exist are way too extreme especially in terms of what appears to be happening in the world.
Other than that I have not got alot to say on the topic other than it is always beneficial to be aware of how my actions would result in what I would judge to be both positive and negative. This is also extremely complex and may bring up issues of morality (which in some ways is false)
If for example I decide I want to eat really healthy food and that goes against what pretty much everyone else seems to be doing then my actions though they may in some respects be beneficial for my health - in others they may be damaging to my relationships or my psychological health if I am unable to deal with the peer pressure or just the pressure that resides inside feeling that I am not connecting with others etc
In this instance I have to decide whether to run with the flock or to do my own thing and whether doing my own thing is really what I want to do or that by running with the flock i am actually putting my health at risk - I guess these may be examples of dualities or perhaps not!
The Ice-Maker 374-pound Industrial ice maker machine bin has a bevy of safety characteristics that go far beyond straightforward place ice machine. Most significant amongst safety requirements will be the significance of keeping the item sanitary. This Ice Maker bin comes having a built-in scoop holder that keeps the supplied scoop out of the ice and protected from outside contaminants inside the storage bin. Given that the scoop will not turn out to be buried in ice, your employees'hands will not be all more than the ice going into your patrons'cups. This storage bin also consists of various attributes to maintain your employees secure. It characteristics a safe-hold hinge that keeps the door from falling down, potentially injuring the individual cube ice making machine out of the bin. The bin itself is at a suitable height that may let employees full access to the ice devoid of having to make use of a step stool or hunch into the bin to collect ice.
I am fmailiar with the concept or what should actually be called the truth of complementary opposites, duality and that no event has any meaning until you give it one!
When i was introduced to this it hit me hard and was a major wake up call and in all honesty probably wasnt the best thing for me to hear at the time. At time I do not see both sides of the coin so to speak and at times I feel as if the dualities that exist are way too extreme especially in terms of what appears to be happening in the world.
Other than that I have not got alot to say on the topic other than it is always beneficial to be aware of how my actions would result in what I would judge to be both positive and negative. This is also extremely complex and may bring up issues of morality (which in some ways is false)
If for example I decide I want to eat really healthy food and that goes against what pretty much everyone else seems to be doing then my actions though they may in some respects be beneficial for my health - in others they may be damaging to my relationships or my psychological health if I am unable to deal with the peer pressure or just the pressure that resides inside feeling that I am not connecting with others etc
In this instance I have to decide whether to run with the flock or to do my own thing and whether doing my own thing is really what I want to do or that by running with the flock i am actually putting my health at risk - I guess these may be examples of dualities or perhaps not!
Anyone any further thoughts?