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6.5.2013 Restoring and Reconstructing Traditional Furnaces in Kaya
The traditional furnaces of Kaya, Burkina Faso represent the most diverse manifestations of metallurgical engineering, but 11 of the 13 were destroyed by torrential rains in 2012. The Prince Claus Fund supports the restoration and reconstruction of the collapsed furnaces as part of a broader project aimed at securing the site in the long term.
6.5.2013 Restoring the Historical Building of the Fundación Escuela...
Heavy rains hit western Colombia in the fall of 2011, producing mudslides that caused the deaths of 40 people and devastating infrustractural damage. CER supports the restoration of the historical building that is home to the Fundación Escuela Taller de Caldas ("Foundation School Workshop"), which has been severely affected by the rains.
1.5.2013 Ticket Grant
The Prince Claus Ticket Grant supports cross-cultural exchange between artists and cultural practitioners in Latin America, Asia, Africa and the Caribbean. The Ticket Grant specifically covers the cost of tickets for travel (e.g. plane or train tickets).
18.4.2013 'Sweet Dreams' Screenings at My Friend, My Enemy, My Society
The documentary 'Sweet Dreams' will be shown on 25 and 27 April as part of My Friend, My Enemy, My Society, a programme organised by Castrum Peregrini. 'Sweet Dreams' follows Rwanda's first and only all-women drumming group, Ingoma Nshya, as it embarks on a new project: founding Rwanda's first ice cream shop. Ingoma Nshya founder Odile 'Kiki' Gakire Katese will be present for a Q&A.
28.3.2013 Opening and book launch 'Out of the Ruins'
Exhibition opening and book launch of 'Out of the Ruins: Bam Photography Rescue Project' on 10 April 2013 in the Prince Claus Fund Gallery. Director Christa Meindersma will conduct a Q&A with Herman Divendal, former director AIDA Nederland. The exhibition and the book pay homage to the destroyed city of Bam and it's photographers.


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Can someone explain why Curry takes Amir out when he has two fouls. Is he going to play 30+ minutes ? Putting Max in was a brilliant idea because it's not like CHI are really tall or anything.
I love how this team just decided to stop playing defense after Rose left the game with his second foul.
Well, I think we deserved to lose that game. Can't recall the last time I saw so many mistakes and misques to close out a game ( that was a blowout ). It has to be coaching. Just no direction out there.
Thank you Curry for taking Amir out and putting Max on TT so he could continously abuse him, get in to a groove, and then going to the patented Dyess/Sheed line-up which caused more pick and roll abuse. Rip please learn how to dunk the ball next time. We did not need a 3 and it could have potentially been a 3 pt play. This team doesn't know how to finish games w/o CB. Will Amir ever play in the 4th quarter? Will we ever switch this effin crunch time line-up up ? How many more losses will it take ? Ok i'm on the bandwagon now. Curry you suck.
Coaching no doubt has played a role in woes but let's be realistic . . . the pistons are not a great team. They are barely okay these days. For all Rip's thirtiness shooting this team cannot convert down the stretch and are making some awful mistakes. I just wish we would tank this season and go lottery bound because I do not want to see this current group in the playoffs.
Joe D also suck.. This is not another "Wonder what's up his sleeve" moment.. he has run out of tricks.
Fabio got in for :15 secs? Glad I had homework to do. Man Curry just flat out sucks. Edit: I too want a lottery pick!
The GM who has survived completely off of his playing career and one championship. Only here. The league knows that he's no longer all that. And Rodney Stuckey is not a ****** PG. Max got one board and got manhandled by Tyrus.
What a terribly coached game in the last quarter for Michael Curry. He played Stuckey what the entire second half with no breather? Dice made some crucial mistakes in this game and I just don't like the pairing of Dice and Sheed as our two big men. Curry is going to ride his vets into the ground and Stuckey is the only other player that will get major minutes. It's enough to make a grown woman cry I tell ya! On a positive note I liked watching the Pistons much more with AI out with the flu. I'll take Will Bynum over AI anyday of the week, he brings really good energy, plays D and if he took the volume of shots that AI did he would be a scoring leader in this league. I noticed from the box score that Amir was a +13 and of course he is sitting on the bench during the times when we need D the most. Let's face it the Pistons are just an average team that have a hard time beating any teams regardless of their talent pool. Tyrus Thomas really wants to be traded by the way he played tonight and he was the difference maker for the Bulls.
Couldn't Curry see that the Sheed/Dice pairing wasn't working? Did he not realize he built a 15 point cushion with Amir/Sheed duo? Did he not notice that things started to go downhill when he made the change? What are the assistant coaches doing over there? Is Laimbeer still available?? He wouldn't stand for this type of play. There would be five new starters on the floor tomorrow!!!
Joe I believe still made the right move, we weren't going to beat either Boston or Cleveland so why not take the hits now and free up money in 2010. However, it is very painful at times to watch this team. My neighbors are going to call the police on me eventually for screaming loud obscenities at the top of my lungs. Stuck, rip, tay, you keep eveyone else is expendable. Joe please turn this around, please!!!!!


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US delegation to urge labour reforms in Bangladesh
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DHAKA, Bangladesh - A government investigation says poor quality construction materials and building code violations contributed to the collapse of building housing garment factories last month in Bangladesh. Committee head Khandker Mainuddin Ahmed told The Associated Press on Thursday a series of irregularities occurred in the construction of Rana Plaza. Its collapse killed more than 1,100 ...
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Dhaka, May 23 (IANS) Nature lovers in Bangladesh can tune in to 89.6 FM for their daily dose of green awakening, courtesy a 45-minute programme which aims at bridging the gap between environmentalists and laymen by keeping them abreast of burning topics related to the sector. "As our country has become the most vulnerable nation to climate change, we thought of making a dedicated programme ...
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"Making all biological records freely and easily available to everyone"
In the UK there is an enormous amount of biodiversity information that has been gathered over the years by all sorts of organisations and individuals. Most of these people are volunteers who organise themselves through many national and local societies and recording schemes. The UK government (through its conservation and environmental agencies), local government and non-government wildlife-related organisations all collect and use biodiversity data. One of the principal means of collation and interpretation of this data is the network of local records centres and at the national level, the Biological Records Centre that collates and interprets data from national recording schemes. This information is vital if we are to understand the distribution and abundance of species and habitats; without it, making informed decisions on how to protect the UK's wildlife is much more difficult.
Information is held by many different organisations and the individuals who collect it in a variety of formats, from computer databases to handwritten record cards. This means that although a huge amount of information exists, it isn't always easy to access. The National Biodiversity Network (NBN) idea could not be simpler: capture wildlife data once in a standard electronic form; integrate data from different sources; and use the internet to enable data to be used many times in different ways by as many people as possible.
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We were very pleased to welcome Lindsay Lee to our February meeting and her talk with slides about Sutton Hoo was greatly enjoyed by all who attended. This was a huge subject to tackle in a couple of hours, but Lindsay kept it in perspective by talking about the people involved in the site from the 'Dark Ages' (now known by the more PC title of 'The Migration period') to the present day.
'King'Raedwald and his wife and the ship burial with its mounds were well known to most of the audience, but there have been discoveries on the site of even earlier inhabitants of the Bronze Age and the Neolithic period, marking Sutton Hoo as a very special place indeed.
We heard about Mrs Pretty who lived there in the 1930s and Basil Brown, the self- taught archaelogist who helped to excavate the mounds and of the treasure they unearthed.
Similar finds near Southend have been discovered recently, and Lindsay answered many questions about this and other aspects of her work. She was thanked by the Chairman, Percy Nunn.
The Wickhambrook Parish Records are currently being digitised and updated. If you have any information you may be able to add or help fill in some of the gaps, please contact Paul Saunders.
View the Parish Records document here
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When Charlie Batch played last year to open the season while Roethlisberger was suspended the team leaned heavily on the run and their defense.
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italian slang for a black person. usually used by italians after seeing rocky, but before jumping in their IROC Z's
example: "Damn Vinny, this line for Rocky V is freekin long. Hey Check out that freekin moolie that parked next to your IROC!"
1. | moolie | ||
Italian slang for a black person. Short for "moulinyan," Italian dialect for "eggplant." "There's a lot of moolies in Bushwick," said Vinny.
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italian version of saying nigger hey look its a moolie
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A derivative of the Italian word "melanzana" which means "eggplant". Moolie was used by Italian immigrants to describes blacks, since blacks tend to have elongated heads and dark skin, sort of resembling eggplants. When you're out late at night
And you see teeth so white It's a moolie! When you see your T.V. In the dark, floating free It's a moolie! You-a stupid moolie! You steal-a mah TV again, you gonna sleep-a with the fishes eh! |
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A term that a lot of my people(I'm half Italian, half Greek) use against Black people. It basically translates to "nigger" Ironically, the people that use it the most are usually Italians that are darker than some Black people, and who have coarse hair themselves. Bensonhoist Guido: Yo looka dat moolie ova deah!
Kenny: Fuck off, you fuckin' Dago. |
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Teenage to twenties guys (usually from up North, aka, "Yankees", who come to Myrtle Beach, SC on vacation (usually with their families/friends) and pick up local girls. They usually travel in packs and are collectively referred to as "the Moolies" or "our Moolies" by the local girls who hang out with them for a week and then replace them with a new group of Moolies after their vacation is over. Frequently the girls don't bother to learn the names of the individual Moolies, and won't recognize a stray Moolie who has wandered from the pack. Moolies are often Grommits. girl (at the club): "Do you see our Moolies anywhere?"
cousin: "I see a couple of them. Not the cute ones though." sister: "I can't tell if it's them when they are apart". girl: "Let's go out to the beach and look for the Moolies". sister: "I don't think I see them. Let's take a walk and find some new Moolies". |
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a black man. fuck me, man, that moolie done fucked my wife. gonna spread me some moolie-paste on toast.


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LIBRARY, OHIO HISTORICAL SOO|£TY 1982 VELMa AVE. COLS. 0, 432.11 EXOH 5i\\jy Serv'"8 Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community far Over 50 Years m\K VOL. 52 NO. 44 OCTOBER 24, 1974 ■ HESHVAN 8 e? Historic Agreement Reached On Trade, Soviet Emigration Policy The Columbus Torah Academy Complex - Acock, White & Assoc. Torah Academy Facility Under Construction On a beautiful 15-acre tract on Noe-Bixby Road, a dream is being realized. It is a dream that began with the founding of the Columbus Torah Academy seventeen years ago. This dream was to build a school that would develop a generation of ' American Jewish youth grounded on intensive Jewish studies .and -con-~ temporary American culture. This dream has been partially fulfilled. Torah Academy, operating in rented quarters since its inception in 1958, has been offering quality education in traditional Jewish studies as well-as in secular subjects. However, the student enrollment has grown tremendously over the years and it has become in¬ creasingly more, difficult to operate within. its limited space. With its present en¬ rollment of 175 children in kindergarten through grade eight, the need for a separate facility has become ap¬ parent. The total development of its long-held dream is not far. in the future, for a separate Torah Academy facility is presently under construc¬ tion. The school was for¬ tunate in receiving a generous gift of a magnificent piece of land from Mr. and Mrs. Jack . Resler, which was deeded to the school by the Columbus Jewish Foundation. The building is 30 per cent complete to date. The general contractor is doing an excellent job and most phases of work are ahead of schedule. The present scheduled date of completion is January 15,1975. j. According to the architect,' Acock White Associates, the "design considerations for the building included religious elements, the human scale of children and a strong recognition of the beautiful natural elements of the existing, site.- The culmination :of this design criteria is a building com¬ plex consisting of five buildings, 28,000 square feet in total. There:are three classroom buildings and one multi-purpose, athletic building that form wings around the central building which includes the morning prayer area, the library and resources center, the lunch room, and administrative -.offices. .' Dr. Irving Fried, principal of Torah Academy, feels this building will insure that the study of Torah and Jewish culture will be perpetuated (CONTINUEDON PAGES) By Joseph Polakoff (Copyright 1974, JTA Iiic.) WASHINGTON, (JTA) - "An historic understanding in the area of human rights," according to Sen; Henry M. Jackson (D. Wash.). "A great tribute to the deep moral feeling of our coun¬ try," asserted Sen. Jacob K. Javlts (R.NY). "It has cleared the way for humanity and. human rights,? declared Rep. Charles A. Vanik (D. Ohio), These were among the statements from leaders in the two-year Congressional fight for legislation tying Soviet-American trade with Soviet emigration practices. Making public last week the letters of agreement between himself and- Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, Jackson said the formula achieved was "a joint effort of give and take by our side and the President and the Secretary of State." Terming the formula "historic in the fact that an agreement on human rights was worked out in a trade agreement," Jackson said the Administration — Congressional accord was "true bipartisanship" that ''the American people ex¬ pect of us." Jackson lauded his Senate colleagues and Vanik and Jtep. Wilbur Mills (D. Ark.) who introduced the Jackson- Mills-Vahik resolution in the House. Vanik obtained the 289 co-sponsors in the House that led to its four to one victorjf l^st Dec. President Ford l ^deserves great credit," Jackson said, /"as does" Kissinger. Javits, lauding Jackson's "brilliant initiative," also praised the "extraordinary states¬ manship" of Ford and Kissinger. ' The Soviet assurances on emigration that Kissinger (CONTINUEDON PAGE 20) Sidney Blatt Elected Federation President Sidney I. Blatt was elected to the- Presidency of the COLUMBUS JEWISH FEDERATION at the An¬ nual Meeting, Sunday evening, October 20th. More Sidney I. Blatt "Good Education" Is Topic Of Public Affairs Program What constitutes a good education and how different types of schools go about providing it will, be the subject of the first in a series of public affairs programs produced by the Adult Services Committee of the Jewish Center. "Is Your Child Getting A Good Education?" will be presented Oct. 28, at 8:15 p.m., at the Jewish Center. Four - panelists, each ' representing a different approach to education, will , speak and afterward will respond to questions from the audience. Serving as panelists will be Dr. John A. Blough, superintendent of bexley schools; William S. Putnam, headmaster of Columbus Academy; Katherine Gould, director of Metropolitan School, and Evelyn Cum¬ mins, vocational guidance coordinator for Columbus schools. They represent the ciirriculums of public, private, progressive and vocational education. - The meeting is open to the public. than 300 members of the Columbus Jewish Com¬ munity, including the leadership of the Federation and representatives of its family of agencies, attended, the meeting which is held annually to elect officers and members of the Board of Trustees for the coming year. Heading the slate of of¬ ficers for 1974-75 is Sidney I. Blatt succeeding immediate past president Norman Meizlish who served a two year term from 1972 to 1974. Mr. Blatthasserved as Vice- President of the Federation; Chairman of the 1974 Allocations Committee; Chairman of the Community Relations Committee; and as a member of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees. In 1968 he was United Jewish Fund General Campaign Chair¬ man. Always interested and involved in Jewish com¬ munal activities, Mr. Blatt is a recipient of the Israel Plaque for outstanding leadership from the State of Israel Bonds, presented him by the Governor of Ohio. Mr. Blatt serves on the Boards of Heritage House and the Jewish Center. He is- Vice- President of Temple Israel, serving on. its Foundation Committee. He is now the President of (he Winding Hollow Country Club, and has served on the Board of Directors of the Big Brothers Association. Born in Cincinnati, Ohio he graduated from Ohio State University. In 1943-45 he served as a staff-sergeant in the Infantry of the United States Army .He is the President of Surface Research Corporation and the Columbus Steel Drum' Co., and is a director and member of the Executive Committee of the National Barrel - and Drum Association. Recognition of his business capabilities was given him in 1970 when he received the Ohio Small Business Man of, the Year Award. ..' In accepting the position of President,. Sidney I. Blatt stated "I promise to commit and dedicate myself to do whatever I can, within my capacity, to continue the valuable work of the Federation so we can retain a fine community in which to live and bring up our children meaningfully, while at the same time demon¬ strating our concern for our people in Israel and* throughout the world." Elected to serve another term as Vice Presidents are William L. Glick, Lawrence D. Schaffer, and Ben A. Yenkin. They were joined by businessman Ernest Stern, who is beginning his first term as Vice-President, . Other officers re-elected are Edwin Ellman, Treasurer; Jack S. Resler, Assistant ' (CONTINUEDONPAGE14) Samuel Melton Provides Grant For Modern Jewish History Congregation Tifereth Israel is pleased to announce an innovative project in the teaching of modern Jewish History made possible by a grant provided by Mr. Samuel M. Melton. This new project is aimed at developing^ method for the teaching of modern Jewish History. The emphasis be on the understands Jewish History through reading of primary source material.' This method is a -new approach to the teaching of Jewish History at the High School level. The course will be taught by Professor Robert Chazan of The Ohio State University History Department in conjunction with Professor Paul A. Klohr of the Department of Curriculum and Foundations, and Rabbi David Zisenwine. SaniuelM.'Melton' ''*' This new undertaking is another in a series of firsts in Jewish education sponsored by Mr. Melton. The Melton Research Center of the Jewish Theological Seminary has revolutionized Bible instruction in the (CONTINUED TO PAGE 16) Harry Gilbert, In Community Hundreds of men and women were in attendance last Sunday at the funeral services for Harry Gilbert, a leading figure in the Jewish community, who passed away last Saturday at 81. Mr. Gilbert, founder of the shoe company which bears his name, began the business, which grew to a giant in the discount mer¬ chandising industry, in 1906 when he bought a small cobbler shop for $70 at 210 E. Town St., at that time in the heart of the market district. In addition to his business activities,- he was a philanthropist and civic leader who assisted in founding the Agudas Achim pre-School and the Jewish Center. He was a principal figure in relocating Agudas Achim Synagogue at E. Broad St. and Roosevelt Ave, and in the construction of Heritage House, the Jewish home for the elderly on College Ave. Noted Leader Passes Away Harry Gilbert For many years he had been a member of the board of the Council of Democracy and the Urban League and Jewish Community Council and the Excelsior Club, His survivors include two sons, Mack J., now president of the Gilbert Shoe Co., Dr. Ivan S. Gilbert, head of Gilbert Companies Inc.; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Friedman and five grand¬ children, all of Columbus. (CONTINUEOON PAGE 30)
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I wanted to make an easy and secure way to enter my garage. RFID was the best way to unlock my door, even with my hands full I can unlock the door and push it open! I built a simple circuit with a basic ATMega 168 arduino chip and a ID-20 RFID reader to control an electronic door lock.
The circuit consists of 3 separate parts, a Reader to read RFID tags, a Controller to accept data from the reader and control the output of the RGB LED and the Electric door lock. The door lock is first installed in a door and tested with a 9v battery to ensure correct installation. In most cases you want a Normally Open circuit on the door lock, or Fail Secure. This means the door stays locked when no current passes through it. When 12vDC is passed through the electromagnet in the door lock, a plate in the lock gives way and allows the door to be pushed open freely.
The reader is placed on the outside of the door and is separate from the controller on the inside so that no one can circumvent the security by breaking open the Reader and trying to short circuit the reader. The controller receives serial data from the Reader and controls the RGB led and the Door lock. In this case I have put both on separate bread boards for testing. Here is a video overview of the system in action Read on to see how to build one for your self!
All of the code, schematics, and PCB designs have been tested and refined. They are all posted here as of 8/9/2010
Updated video of the final system installed and working.
Step 1: Parts Needed
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ATmega168 with Arduino Bootloader $4.95
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RFID Reader ID-20 $34.95
RFID Reader Breakout $0.95
Break Away Headers - Straight $2.50
RFID Tag - 125kHz $1.95
TIP31A transistor (radio shack/local electronics store $1.50)
Door Lock is from ebay.
Door Fail Secure access control Electric Strike v5 NO $17.50 (kawamall, bay)
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If there is anyone who decides to do anything else with this code I would really love to see it or even help you test it.
The vid link doesnt show up as a reply. I'll make another post with it.
The "outside board" with the rfid reader... I enclosed it in a water proof box, but I also took the time to "paint" all the connection with "Liquid Electrical tape" to help water/moisture proof the whole thing.
Like I had said before if anyone had an additions to the code or design, I would love to see it. Maybe even impliment some of it.
I designed the circuit diagram so you can still connect a programmer and reprogram it. I really like the idea of a master erase card. One idea I thought of is to have a "programming" master card... then a function card, like... "Add" "Erase" "Erase All" etc. which would allow more customized programming. I'm thinking stuff like one-time-access, access at a specific time of day or span of days.... say someone is coming to do electrical work.. they can go in and out all day but the card wont work the next day etc....
Also planning on using a networked RFID system to track and identify customers/beers we are brewing in the brewery.... so planning on using the same readers and tags for everything.... such that anyone carrying a empty keg into the brewery gets access via the keg because clearly they are helping carry heavy things and dont have time to mess with keys.... or the same tag for a friend may allow them to pour as much beer as they want and pay later but not access into the brewery unless I authorize it etc....
So basically I have lots of plans for RFID and this door reader is only the beginning.
Working on an arduino remote car starter next... may or may not have RFID... but I expect to be playing around with both sets of code regardless soon.
That is a feature I would like.
I also think im going to put a simple switch push button on the Arduino RX line so that I can push the button and break the connection between the ardunio and the ID-12 so that I can just jack in to the black box inside housing the ardunio to change the code. instead of having to curently open the box and disconnect the wire.
I was going to use software serial, but I just wanted to get the project done.
Please let me know as you make any new code. I would love you review it and possibly even help test it.
This is nice if you lose power or something goes wrong with the lock. In my garage I also use it to unlock the door if I keep going in and out.
You can also get other types of door handles. They have some just for apartment buildings that can be locked from the outside but the inside can simply twist to open the door and it will remain locked. This lets you leave without using RFID or unlocking the door.
If you want RFID only you can use a different type of door knob or use an electric deadbolt etc.
Have a look at different concept of door security system with image capturing
Thank You for the instructable.
Thanks for the guide :)
The only problem I am having trouble understanding is what I need to program the chip?
Can anyone give me links or suggestions as to where I can find a programmer/chip that will work with the provided code (Not really interested in typing own code even though I probably could).
I am an electrical engineer at school and this is my first project on my own. I am open to stand alone chips or a arduino board with the programmer built in.
Any help at all would be appreciated, thanks!
I cannot buy the ATmega168 because it is outdated but there is a ATmega328 will thiswork?
Also if the power is turned off will it have memory loss or not
Thank You
change #include to this
its the first line of the code
#include alligator eats EEPROM.h alligator leaves
alligator eats is <
alligator leaves is >
Many thanks!
For the FTDI Programmer, do I need a 3.3v o 5v? I have bought the ATmega328 as this is newer than the 168 which appears to be outdated now. Is this correct/still compatible?
Ftdi choices (i hope its one of these :)
3.3v - http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/communication/0429307/
5v - http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/communication/6877770/
The are many other choices on the site, what are the differences???
P.s. im UK based in case of tips for other shops.
Sorry for all the questions, but i want o go out and buy these today so I can start on the project tonight.
Thanks in advance!
Thnx for your effort
Faceuino team
I am doing this for a college project and have never used arduino before we are building it to interface it with computer help would really be appreciated is there part of the code i am missing?
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Lord Green hails top European inward investment ranking for the UK
The UK is placed second in the world for attracting inward investment, after the United States, up from third place last year.
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"This is a fantastic vote in the future of the British economy and British businesses. Foreign direct investment is critical to the UK economy, safeguarding and creating around 100,000 jobs a year.
"Britain is open for business and we warmly welcome overseas investors, but we can build further on these impressive results. That is why I am hosting a Global Investment Conference and 17 Global Business Summits at the British Business Embassy while the world spotlight is on London during the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
"We all win from attracting foreign investment to the UK. Today, the Shard is opening in London thanks to investment from Qatar. Iconic UK brands such as Jaguar Land Rover and Mini have been strengthened and revitalised by investment from India and Germany. And investors from China and the Middle East are among those building the infrastructure that our country needs for the future."
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PARK CITY, Utah (Nov. 12, 2012)- After a three-year hiatus, the bobsled and skeleton World Cup tour returns to Park City, Utah from Nov. 16-17. The host nation set the bar high by earning six medals in last week's season opener, and is looking to sweep the medals on the 2002 Olympic track.
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There are to date, 635 area people listing travel as one of their first meetup interests. Although there are wine groups that take overnight trips, hiking groups that take backpacking trips, and skiing groups that take skiing trips, there is no group specifically dedicated to taking trips just for the sake of traveling. I am starting this group to see if the 635 of us can meet, figure out the various needs, and start planning anything from weekend and long weekend local or regional trips to int …
This group is for 50+ year olds (and our friends/families) who spend too much time in front of TV, a computer screen or on our iPads/iPhone surfing from home vicariously traveling online. We love to travel and do weekend getaways ~ but don't always have someone to travel with? Singles, couples, all are welcome. Let's talk travel at our meetings and together decide where our next ON THE GO travel will take us. Let's take advantage of group travel discounts, find someone to share a hotel room or c …
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Travel lovers unite! Come share stories from your travels with like-minded individuals interested in telling a tale or two. This group is not about impressing others with where you've been, but rather what about those places touched you and remains indelibly etched in your mind. So, let's get together for a libation or two (not necessarily tea) and delve into our mental scrapbooks and SHARE!
Welcome! This is a group for anyone interested in Food, Travel, cultural history of food, but most of all meeting new friends.I started this group because to meet others interested in Culinary Travel, which can be a trip to Italy, Savannah,GA or maybe just a food festival in Ohio. Looking forward to exploring and discovering new foods with everyone. We welcome all to join but please I ask that no professional travel consultants solicit services for travel.
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Get together with your friends or maybe make some new friends and let's TRAVEL! Day Trips, Overnight Trips, Multi Day Trips you name it and let's GO! Whether it be a trip to a casino, a day of skiing, a visit to some wineries, a day of shopping, a broadway play or a visit to Chicago for a genuine deep dish pizza..... pack your bags and let's have some fun! I've teamed up with a local travel agent and a charter bus company but we don't need to stop there, we can also go by plane, train or cruise …
Calling all North East Ohioans!!! People who love to travel! I love my people and I wanted to create a group where we can come together with like minds and see the world! I hate to travel alone. You don't have to make a ton of money, just be willing to get outside of your zip code and try something new! This meetup is for positive people who know that they deserve a great life and are ready to get out and have fun with people who are adventurous and want the least amount of drama possible in the …
We invite singles, couples and groups to travel with us. We organize 6 to 8 Escorted Group Trips yearly with some in the USA and some overseas. Our group has gone to China, Hawaii, Alaska, Europe, South America and we've cruised everywhere. We have many singles that need roommates (we can help to arrange one for you). We normally have 60-100 attend our Monthly Meetups (Singles & Couples). Join us and meet a lot of Fun People who "LOVE to Travel." Go to www.SeeTheWorldTours.com to see our c …
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This is a group of ladies ages range 25-65 interested in making new friends. We will meet monthly to try different restaurants/bars and food events around Cleveland. Let's travel the world through food and make new friendships in the process:) Reminders: Reservations are always made under Food Explorers. Ask a server or hostess to lead you to the Food Explorers table if you are having trouble finding us. Please try to bring cash. Some restaurants may give us a hard time about splitting the bil …
Tri-County over 40 Singles MeetUp Group has been created to bring active 40+ singles & couples together in a friendly and social atmosphere. With the help of our sponsors, D.A.R.E. Singles Group, Youngstown Ski Club and See The World Tours LLC, we have many events that will interest you. They include Dancing, Snow Skiing, Wine Tours, a monthly Pub-of-the-Month, Dinner Dances, Escorted Group Cruises & Worldwide Travel, plus much much more! We are an active group. Each month we have many events …
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G'day Iam David, 37 from Australia, I travel frequentlyto the Cleveland area for business, I have been travelling for over 20 years to Cleveland, mainly Strongsville area, I haven't had the opportunity to meet other Jews in Cleveland as yet, I would like to meetup with Jewish people and families in and around Cleveland. I have started this group for Jewish people of all ages to get together and meetup, meet new people in Cleveland area and welcome Jewish people from the local areas,interstate an …
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Lorain county Meetup for families with kids born between 2005 and 2009 - older and younger siblings welcome to attend - this is a family Meetup group. Most activities will take place on weekends and during school breaks (Winter, spring, & summer) Looking for something to do with your family and meet new people? Our goal is to be active, compete, travel, make new friends, experience new things, open the world to our kids, and more - while staying within a reasonable budget. This is a family Mee …
This group is for over 45 single golfers who like getting outdoors, playing golf and meeting other fun, single people. Do you love the game and are you looking for more opportunities to play? This group is for casual, social play; hackers and scratch golfers alike are welcome. We play at a different course each Sunday afternoon. You don't have to commit to playing every week, but play is first-come, first-serve to the first 16 people to RSVP each week. It's non-competitive but friendly competiti …
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This group is for people who want to learn more about cooking and baking with vegan ingredients. This is not really intended for professional chefs (but please feel free to join if you'd like and teach the rest of us!), just ordinary people who love to cook and bake and would like to help the environment at the same time! We will travel around the various farmers markets (in the Summer months), and get a feel for the locally grown ingredients available around us. We will also try to find places …
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Ohio Friendz OhioFriendz is an activity group for people who are looking to meet new people for friendship and activities. So if you are new to Ohio or just looking for something new & different with new people, OhioFriendz is a great place to start! We're a fun loving group of Hispanic, Italian, White, German, African American, Asian, Indian, German, French, Russian, Multiculutural and Bi-racial etc. Our attachment status include those that are Attached, Single, Single with children, Marrie …
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