New Laser Devices line of Class I infrared aiming lasers performs
C-1 Introduction to Futures Studies, with Peter BishopKeynote SessionsC-2 Six Thinking Hats: de Bono's Tool for Creative and Critical Thinking, with Lynda CurtinFor complete course descriptions and faculty information, please visit www.wfs.org/content/preconference-coursesWhere's the "Learn This" Button?* A "fireside chat" with innovator-wrangler Dale Dougherty, the editor and publisher of MAKE, which is a division of O'Reilly Media, Inc. He also organizes Maker Faire, a newfangled fair that showcases DIY approaches in arts, crafts, science and engineering. At this SPECIAL BONUS session he will discuss how this emerging maker culture is leading to grassroots innovation and remaking education globally!The high end light particles then allow the user to use thermal imaging which uses the heat generated by the body or other things that generate heat. All of the low spectrum light and the light from heat combine to allow the night vision products to work. Night vision has many uses and if you are in the market for night vision goggles, or thermal night vision goggles, there are plenty of options available on www.spyassociates.com to meet your night vision needs or any other surveillance product you may need.C-6 Bridging the Great Divides: A Spiral Dynamics Workshop on Cultural Integration, Global Cohesion, and Our Multiple Futures, with Don Edward Beck and Elza MaaloufEducation as a ServiceNew this year-Futurists: BetaLaunchSuccessful change management is a lifelong discipline, and WFS preconference courses are a quick and affordable way to develop and polish futuring skills. The courses are held on the Thursday and Friday prior to the opening of the conference, and are limited to small groups to keep the learning focused and personalized. Starting at $179 per session, the courses are designed to give you a "deeper dive" into topics for both emerging futurists and established practitioners.Thomas Frey, executive director and senior futurist, DaVinci Institute
The EOLAD-II mates a Laser Devices Class I IR laser to the left side of an EOTech 552 weapon sight. At the range on a cold, rainy day I put the sight through its paces. I was impressed. The optic worked great and sight in was easily done with both the optic and the laser. The weather had no affect on the laser or the optic.
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