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WooCommerce Google Feed Manager is an extremely powerful and easy to use google shopping feed manager for WooCommerce web shops.
With WooCommerce Google Feed Manager you can easily add up to 100 products from your WooCommerce store to a product feed setup that meets the requirements from Google Shopping.
We have connected al the required and recommended fields of the feed with the WordPress database. So after installation you're ready to submit your product feed to your Google Merchant Center. But you can go even further and tweak the content of every field in order to maximize your revenue from your products in Google shopping.
You have very advanced and professional options at your disposal to make your products stand out, use titles different from your shop, change your product Google categories depending on title names.
Premium Woocommerce Google Feed manager
If you love the plugin, or have more than 100 products in your woocommerce webshop we offer a full featured premium version.
if you're a serious webshop owner and want to have absolute controle about over Google Shopping Feed you should start using our Premium WooCommerce Google Feed Manager
Sell your products on other selling channels
If you want to get your products shown in Price comparison, product aggregators, affiliate networks and selling channels we have our Premium WooCommerce Product Feed Manager supporting all shopping channels.
Increase your Sales, Show your products on worldwide selling channels and affiliate networks!
We have the most popular and important feed templates already installed like Bing, Pricegrabber, Amazon, Nextag, Beslist, Vergelijk.nl, Shopping.com, Connexity and more.
Everything you need to be successful!
You have full control over your Google feed, how your products are listed and what products you show and which products not.
- Simple: Creating Google shopping feeds is very simple with our plugin,
- Optimize: Tweak the feed in every possible way to improve performance,
- Feed Updates: Changes in your WooCommerce store are reflected in your feed instantly with the scheduled update option,
Learn how to setup up your first basic feed in our online manual > Product Feed Manager manual
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Step 1. Download the wp product feed manager plugin zip file from the WordPress Plugin Repository.
Step 2. Upload 'wp-product-feed-manager' to the '/wp-content/plugins/' directory
Step 3. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
That's basically it. You're ready to create your first feed and start making money.
Take a look at the video. They lead you through the proces in creating your first product feed.
Install WooCommerce Google Feed Manager
How to setup a basic feed
Why should i go with your plugin?
We are very proud of our WooCommerce Google feed manager and we think it is the most powerful plugin out there build by Product Feed Marketeers especially for woocommerce powered shops. Our plugin will help you to get the most out of your Google shopping account.
The power of the plugin is that you can add the data from your shop to any feed attribute required, recommended or supported by Google. Next to that you are able to alter the data from you WordPress WooCommerce database so you can optimize the data you send to Google. We support custom product fields and product variations making our plugin even stand out more from the competition.
While you grow with your webshop you can start working with our Premium plugin for even more powerful features and even more channel to sell your products on.
How does the Google Feed Manager plugin work?
Basically the plugin will generate a xml product feed valid for the Google product feed guidelines. It will take the data from your woocommerce powered online shop and create a valid Google product feed. The plugin will automatically update the feed to reflect the changes of your products so the xml feed will contain the correct product data.
The only thing you have to do is add the xml feed url to your Merchant center and start selling in Google.
Any Issues? Start here
Start with the next steps when you have any issue with your installation and plugin.
First make sure you have all your plugins, theme and WordPress updated to the latest version. Follow WooCommerce requirements as a minimum for the use of our plugin.
PHP 5.6 or greater
MySQL 5.6 or greater
WP Memory limit of 256 MB or higher for larger shops
If you have all of that sorted please follow the next steps before contacting us.
Deactivate and then activate the plugin. Test the issue.
If that does not resolve the issue, deactivate and reinstall the plugin over the current installation. Than activate it again and test the issue.
If it still does not work, remove the plugin through the plugins page (be aware, this will also delete all existing feeds) and reinstall it. Then test the issue again.
If the problem still exists, contact our support.
Feed Warning, invalid xml feed
There can be many reasons why a feed is invalid. We have build the feed in such a manner that it will only happen very sporadic.
In case it does please do submit your feed in your Google Merchant center and check what is going on in your feed in the Feed debugger from Google. It is very powerful and spot on.
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1.51.0 – 29/08/2023
- Further extended the Feed Process logging.
- Tested on WooCommerce 8.0
1.50.0 – 01/08/2023
- Added a check that makes sure that no spaces can be used in attribute names for an xml feed. Spaces will be replaced by underscores.
- Extended the Feed Process logging.
- Tested on WooCommerce 7.9.
1.49.1 – 24/04/2023
- Fixed an issue with an incorrect path to the review feed files in the cron functions file.
1.49.0 – 17/04/2023
- Tested compatibility with the WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage update.
- Fixed an issue where the « View feed » functions would not work if the user has the « Relative URL » plugin active.
- Fixed an issue where trying to make a Feed Backup with an existing backup name, would show an incorrect message.
- Tested on WooCommerce 7.6.0.
1.48.0 – 07/03/2023
- Fixed an issue where a feed that was duplicated could not be set to auto update before a screen reset was performed.
- Added the option to sort the Feed List table items on the Name, Updated and Products columns.
- Tested on WooCommerce 7.4.1.
1.47.1 – 15/02/2023
- Fixed an issue with a not correctly minified js file that would cause an error when opening the Edit Feed form.
1.47.0 – 01/02/2023
- Tested on WooCommerce 7.3.0.
- Added the code to handle min and max variation prices for non variation products.
1.46.1 – 14/01/2023
- Fixed an issue where the price could not be filtered on « Sale Price is empty ».
1.46.0 – 19/12/2022
- Fixed an issue where the « Regular Price » and « Sale Price » could be unreliable for variable products.
- Tested on WooCommerce version 7.2.0.
- Fixed an issue where the output of the « Regular Price With Tax » and « Regular Price Without Tax » would show the Sale Price in stead of the Regular Price.
- Fixed an issue where the wppfm_feed_item_value filter would be called twice instead of once.
- Fixed an issue where the data of disabled product variations would still be included in the feed data.
1.45.0 – 14/11/2022
- Tested on WooCommerce 7.1.0.
1.44.0 – 29/09/2022
- Added a new line break at the end of each xml row to make a more readable xml feed and prevent large text lines.
- Added an utf8 check to CDATA string conversion.
- Fixed an issue where it was not possible to add a filter to the « strip tags » change value option.
- Added an « html entity decode » option to the change value options.
1.43.0 – 15/08/2022
- Added a result check to the get_term_by call to prevent a PHP warning error message.
- Fixed the auto-feed-update process for a Google Product Review Feed update.
- Tested on WooCommerce 6.8.0.
1.42.0 – 17/07/2022
- Improved the way data is stored in the database.
- Tested on WordPress 6.0.1.
- Tested on WooCommerce 6.7.0.
1.41.1 – 26/06/2022
- Patched an issue that prevented some attributes from writing the correct data in the feed.
1.41.0 – 04/06/2022
- Updated the make_shop_taxonomies_string() function to show the primary category when one is selected for a product.
- Changed the position of the wppfm_feed_item_value filter such that if the is used to exclude a product from the feed, the product count of the feed stays correct.
- Tested on WordPress 6.0.
- Changed the attribute titles « Post Date » and « Post Modified » to « Product Date » and « Product Modified ».
- Fixed an issue that prevented specific items to be added to the feed.
1.40.0 – 12/05/2022
- Updated the price date function such that it outputs a data format that better complies with the example the Google Feed Specifications provide.
- Tested on WooCommerce 6.5.
1.39.0 – 14/03/2022
- Added some extra test code to prevent a fatal PHP error when the feed attribute data contains some invalid code.
- Changed the way the WooCommerce Google Product Review Feed Manager is initiated to prevent a PHP Fatal error in a specific setting.
- Tested on WooCommerce 6.2 and 6.3.
1.38.0 – 23/01/2022
- Fixed an issue that could cause incorrect price values when using specific third party plugins.
- Added the « Product Parent Description » source.
- Fixed an issue where in some situations the image url's would not load.
- Added support for the WooCommerce Currency Switcher plugin.
- Tested on WooCommerce 6.1.
1.37.0 – 20/12/2021
- Added the « Regular Price With Tax », « Regular Price Without Tax », « Sale Price With Tax » and « Sale Price Without Tax » sources.
- Fixed an issue that would cause a type error when opening the Edit Feed page.
- Tested on WooCommerce 6.0.
1.36.0 – 10/11/2021
- Fixed an issue where if there is a source with the name « null » it would be selected as WooCommerce source by default.
- Fixed an issue where selected categories in the Category Mapping table would automatically deselect if they had zero products assigned to them.
- Fixed an issue with the edit feed page if a user would save a feed with an attribute filter being not assigned.
- Tested on WooCommerce 5.9.
1.35.0 – 14/10/2021
- Fixed an issue where some attributes like Weight would not calculate correctly in a feed query.
- Updated the Google Feed Specifications.
- Tested on WooCommerce 5.8.
1.34.0 – 18/08/2021
- Fixed an issue when using more than one filter in a « change values » option.
- Fixed an issue that could leave a .0 in the result of a change values calculation.
- Fixed an issue that would cause a sale_price below 1 to disappear from the feed.
- Fixed an issue that prevented the buttons on the Edit Feed page to become selectable when editing a feed.
- Fixed an issue causing an incorrect outcome when using the Weight source in a filter with a decimal value.
- Tested on WooCommerce 5.6.
1.33.0 – 14/07/2021
- Added primary category support for the Rank Math SEO plugin.
- Tested on WooCommerce 5.5.
1.32.0 – 09/06/2021
- Added the « strip tags » and « limit characters » actions to the edit value options.
- Tested on WooCommerce 5.4.
1.31.1 – 18/05/2021
- Fixed an issue that caused a fatal PHP error when a feed with no selected Shop Categories is opened.
1.31.0 – 13/05/2021
- Fixed an issue that would add incorrect products to the feed in the case the feeds category selection contains categories that where removed from the shop.
- Added the « Variation Parent Id » and « Product Parent Id » sources.
- Added the « Highest Grouped Price » and « Lowest Grouped Price » sources to the list.
- Fixed an issue where the GTIN of a product variation would not save to the database.
- Tested on WooCommerce 5.3.0.
1.30.0 – 13/04/2021
- Tested on WooCommerce 5.2
- Password protected products are now excluded from the feed.
- Improved the stability of automatic feed updates.
1.29.2 – 26/03/2021
- Updated an issue that prevented Regular Prices from Variable Products to be included in the feeds.
1.29.1 – 20/03/2021
- Fixed an issue that prevented Regular Prices from Variable Products to be included in the feeds.
1.29.0 – 15/03/2021
- Tested on WooCommerce 5.1
1.28.1 – 09/03/2021
- Fixed a compatibility issue with the Enhanced Ecommerce Google Analytics Plugin.
1.28.0 – 10/02/2021
- Tested on WooCommerce 5.0
- Fixed an issue that could cause an error on the Edit Feed page.
- Changed the way the Image Library source is generated. It now only adds images and filters any other attachments.
1.27.0 – 11/01/2021
- Tested on WooCommerce 4.9
1.26.1 – 16/11/2020
- Made it possible to use the product_highlight attribute more than once in a feed (use || as a separator)
1.26.0 – 10/11/2020
- Improved the error messaging for JSON Parse errors.
- Tested on WooCommerce 4.7.
- Added the option to use Category numbers in stead of selectors.
1.25.0 – 13/10/2020
- Tested on WooCommerce 4.6.
1.24.0 – 24/08/2020
- Fixed an issue where using an apostrophe in the feed name would make the feed unreachable.
- Added the g: prefix again for the title and link attributes.
- Tested on WooCommerce 4.4.
1.23.0 – 20/07/2020
- Tested for WooCommerce 4.3.
- Made a few small code updates.
- Updated the Google attributes to the latest specifications.
- Fixed an issue where the shipping class of a product variation would not be placed in the feed.
1.22.0 – 03/06/2020
- Replace several deprecated functions.
- Fixed an issue that prevented the lower buttons on the Edit Feed page to show up when making a new feed.
- Changed the feed process such that it keeps money values of 0 out of the feed.
- Added a preset for the sale price in a Google feed to include the currency.
- Fixed an issue that could cause an undefined index notice.
- Tested for WooCommerce 4.2.
1.21.1 – 03/04/2020
- Restored the original definition of the url to the uploads folder because of issues with the new definition. Added a wppfm_corrected_uploads_url filter for specific use cases.
1.21.0 – 27/03/2020
- Fixed an issue where an incorrect money value would be calculated when the WC settings have a period as thousands separator and 0 decimals for money values
- Further improved the logger function
- Fixed an issue where a feed would fail when a filter is used that filters out a large part of the selected products
- Fixed an issue where a duplicate of a feed would not contain the Feed Filter data
- Fixed an issue that caused a duplicated feed to show a 404 page when clicking on the View Feed button
- Fixed an issue that would cause the link to the upload folder (and this to the feeds) be incorrect for a multi-site configuration.
- Fixed an issue that would allow a user to regenerate a feed from the Feed List page even when a feed is still processing, started from the Edit Feed page
1.20.1 – 20/03/2020
- Fixed a bug that would cause the Edit Feed page to not load for a feed with a filter on an edit values selection
1.20.0 – 11/03/2020
- Tested for WooCommerce 4.0
- Fixed a priority issue that puts the Add new feed button in front of the WordPress menu items
- Added the option to add Product Identifiers to WooCommerce products
- Fixed an compatibility issue with the DigitalOcean Spaces Sync plugin
- Added more loggings to the Feed Process Logger
- Improved the error handling of the Feed Process
- Fixed an issue that could case the Feed Process to slow down when multiple feed failed
- Fixed an issue where the attributes would not load on an existing custom xml feed
- Fixed an issue where the attachment url would not show up in the feed with a WPML translated non-variation object
1.19.1 – 30/01/2020
- Fixed an issue with the product filter selection
- Tested for WooCoomerce 3.9
1.19.0 – 18/01/2020
- Fixed the layout of the Edit Feed page to better cope with smaller screens
- Improved the loading speed of the Edit Feed page
- Smashed some small bugs
1.18.1 – 14/12/2019
- Fixed an issue that could cause a missing argument error
- Increased the time between feed status checks, this seems to increase the stability of the feed process
1.18.0 – 01/12/2019
- Killed some small bugs
- When switching between Auto update on and off, using the Auto-on and Auto-off actions in the Feed List the action text now changes accordingly
- Tested on WordPress 5.3
- Tested on WooCommerce 3.8
1.17.1 – 03/11/2019
- Fixed an issue on the Edit Feed page where on an attribute with a filter, after refreshing the page, would not show the option to add another filter
- Included a Feed Process Logging option
- Fixed the View Feed button to open the correct feed even after a first feed generation with a feed name that contains spaces or forbidden characters
1.16.0 – 04/10/2019
- Added a View Feed button to the Edit Feed page
- Removed the use of the glob function
- Added a filter that removes any link from a products description and short description. This filter can be bypassed by using the wppfm_leave_links_in_descriptions filter
- Tested with WooCommerce version 3.7
- Pushed the Add New Feed button on top of the page footer so it does not get blocked by the footer anymore
1.15.0 – 09/08/2019
- Improved the stability of the background mode.
- Improved a check that should prevent forbidden characters in a feed name.
- Fixed a coding issue that could cause a notice on the Feed List page.
1.14.1 – 02/07/2019
- Fixed a bug that could stop the feed process on a Fatal PHP Error.
1.14.0 – 21/06/2019
- Added the Regenerate action to the feed list
- Improved the error handling of a situation where the activation of a feed update in the background fails.
- Fixed an issue where a corrupted feed filter attribute would prevent the Edit Feed page to load.
- Fixed an issue where the static value source selectors would not show the correct « Fill with a static value » selection when WP was in a translated mode.
- Fixed an issue where the « Product Category String » source would not always produce the correct category string.
1.13.1 – 24/03/2019
- Fixed an issue where the Update Schedule values where not correctly read from the Feed Edit form
1.13.0 – 16/03/2019
- Restructured the code to better comply with the WordPress coding standards and cleaned up some code
- Fixed an issue where the feed process would fail when the product_type source was selected
1.12.3 – 08/02/2019
- Improved the security of the http requests
1.12.2 – 14/12/2018
- Restored the wppfm_feed_item_value filter name
- Improved the German translation
- Checked compatibility with WordPress version 5.0
1.12.1 – 30/11/2018
- Fixed an issue where error loggings would not write correctly to the logging file
- Fixed an issue where the plugin would log a type error when using the Image Galery source in a filter setting
- Added a default setting (empty array) to the feed queue when first called
- Restored the wppfm_feed_item_value filter
1.12.0 – 03/11/2018
- Changed the way the xml header is send to the background process to prevent the Wordfence plugin from seeing it as a XSS vulnerability
- Added a notification option so users get an email if an automatic feed update failed
- Changed the defaul value of the « Auto feed fix » option to off
- Added the Tax Status and Tax Class items to the source selectors
- Fixed an issue that could delete important WP files when removing the plugin from the plugins page
- Tested compatibility with WooCommerce version 3.5
1.11.4 – 23/10/2018
- Improved the handling of product errors in a way so it does not stop the feed process but only keeps the product out of the feed
- Further improved an issue that could delete important WP files when removing the plugin from the plugins page
1.11.2 – 19/10/2018
- Fixed an issue that could delete important WP files when removing the plugin from the plugins page
1.11.1 – 16/10/2018
- Fixed a syntax error that caused the feed process to fail
1.11.0 – 08/10/2018
- Fixed an issue that caused an « Undefined offset » error message in DEBUG_MODE
- Added the underscore to the selectable Combined Fields separator
- Fixed an issue with the WooCommerce Brand attribute where it would register an Invalid argument supplied for foreach warning
- Changed the way xml values are handled so CDATA data is not escaped anymore
- Fixed an issue where changing the category of an existing feed would loose all attribute settings.
- Fixed an issue where adding static value to an attribute that contains a pipe character would screw up the attribute data
- Improved the feed status checking so it also shows a feed processing error when the feed stays at 0kb
- Changed the status text from OK and On hold, to Ready (manual) or Ready (auto), to make it clearer what each status means
- Added the Dutch language
- Added the German language
- Added the French language
1.10.1 – 16/09/2018
- Fixed an issue where during a manual feed update whilst staying on the Feed page would send multiple ajax calls that could slow down the server
- Fixed an issue with the auto feed update
1.10.0 – 21/08/2018
- Fixed an issue with the category mapping
- Added the Product Title Without Variable Attributes to the source selection list
- Added the Product Type to the source selection list
- Fixed an issue where a Third Party Attribute keyword could remove an attribute from the feed
- Fixed an issue where attributes used for variations would output its slug in stead of its value
- Increased the background processing batch time limit to 60 seconds and added the option to change this time in the Settings page
- Added the wppfm_category_selector_level filter and lowered the category selector level to prevent issues with shops that have a large number of categories
- Fixed the '$ is not a function' error the plugin showed in combination with some third party plugins
1.9.4 – 08/07/2018
- Added a « Remove from feed » option to be used as part of a source condition
- Fixed a bug that prevented the plugin from adding the Shipping Class of simple products to the feed
- Fixed an issue that would cause the javascripts not to load when parsing of the js was defered
- Added the double pipe character to the Combined Source fields – separator options
1.9.3 – 16/06/2018
- Fixed an issue that prevented the wppfm_selected_categories filter to work correctly
- Tested for WooCommerce version 3.4
- Fixed an issue where some attributes would not be activated for the feed and thus would not put data in the feed
- Cleaned up some code
1.9.1 – 21/05/2018
- Improved the way you can work with repeated fields in the feed
- Fixed an issue where the Image Library source would return http links whilst the site is a secure https site
1.9.0 – 12/05/2018
- Fixed an issue where the Clear feed process button would not clear the correct data tables in an multi-site environment
- Fixed a bug where the category in the feed would only show the main category when also a subcategory was selected through the Category Mapping
- Added a warning message when WooCommerce version older than 3.0.0 is installed
- Fixed an issue that caused Product Variations not to recalculate when WPML is active
- Improved the user friendliness of the Category Mapping
- Fixed an error that could cause the attribute mapping failing to load
- Added the wppfm_selected_categories filter that allows you to alter the selected categories of a feed
1.8.3 – 31/03/2018
- Added the wppfm_feed_ids_in_queue filter
- Fixed an issue that prevented the Third Party Attributes setting to be ignored in a backup
- Extended the Disable background process selection so that it also autmatically clears the feed process when selected
- Added an extra option on the settings page to switch the background processing off in case the feeds get stuck in the processing
1.8.1 – 16/02/2018
- Fixed an issue where when the user had not selected the « include variations » option, the non product specific variation data like min_variation_price or max_variation_price would not be included on the main version of the variation product.
1.8.0 – 04/02/2018
- Changed the feed processing proces so it can handle feeds with large number of products
- Fixed an issue where third party attributes that start with an underscore would show up as an empty row in the Google Source pulldown list
- Changed the way third party attributes are shown in the source list. They now keep their origional name
- Fixed a few security issues
- Added the WooCommerce version check
- Improved the auto feed update timing
- Added the wppfm_category_mapping_exclude, wppfm_category_mapping_exclude_tree and wppfm_category_mapping_max_categories filters that allow the user to influence the category mapping list
- Fixed an issue where the Stock count would show a wrong number when the actual Stock account was 0
1.7.4 – 21/10/2017
- Made some improvements in the script loading process
- Fixed a bug in the automatic feed update time calculation
- Made the plugin accessable for the Shop Manager role
- Made a few fixes to prevent error messages
- Redused the varchar size in the tables to max 255 to prevent issues with certain database collation settings
- Made some improvements to the memory usage during feed generation
- Fixed a bug where an attribute value of « 0 » would not be placed in the feed
1.7.3 – 03/09/2017
- Fixed an issue where filtering failed when the user would not enter an « or » input
- Improved the backup process
- Fixed an issue with the duplicate function
- Improved the database setup and update process
- Added support for WooCommerce Composite Products
1.7.0 – 17/08/2017
- Added the wppfm_feed_item_value filter that allows users to edit the value of any item in a feed using this filter option
- Added support for Google Dynamic Remarketing
- Fixed an issue where the plugin would conflict with the Mandrill plugin
- The output lists are now sorted alphabetically
- Added support for user made taxonomies
- Added a function that removes WordPress Gallery shortcode from the product description
- Added a warning if a user uses prohibited characters in the feed name
- Fixed an error that could cause calculations in a change value to produce a period as a decimal separator even though a comma is set as required decimal separator
- Changed the Min and Max Variation prices that are not supported by WooCommerce anymore
- Prepaired the code to support the WooCommerce Product Feed Manager WPML Support plugin that adds WPML multilingual support the the plugin
1.6.1 – 16/06/2017
- Fixed an issue where an update of the database to the new specifications would only occur when visiting the feed update form so if an automatic feed update would be done before visiting the feed update form an error would occur as the database was not updated
1.6.0 – 11/06/2017
- Changed the way the javascript version numbers are build to prevent cashing issues when switching from a free version to a premium version
- Added the option to change the feed title and description of the feed file
- When an auto feed update is set to once every day the feed will now auto update every day on the set update time independant from manual updates
- Fixed an issue that prevented the « select all » checkbox in the Category Mapping table to correctly select or deselect all Shop Categories
- Added the option to only save (changes to) a feeds data, without (re)generating the feed
- Added the option to use third party attributes by setting attribute keywords in the Settings page
1.5.1 – 07/05/2017
- Fixed an issue where edit value calculations would not give the correct results with value above 1000 and a comma as the thousands separator
- Fixed an issue where External/Affiliate and Grouped products were excluded from the feed
- Fixed an issue that caused some attributes not to show up in the feed
1.5.0 – 23/04/2017
- Fixed an issue where pretty permalinks would nog show up in automatic feed updates
- Automatic feed updates are now performed at WordPress time reference instead of server time reference
- Added the option to automatically update a feed more than once a day
- Fixed an issue where the feed generation would fail and kept showing the 'still working' symbol
- Improved the way database update version numbers are stored
- Fixed an issue where the category would not stay at the correct level after generating a feed
- Fixed an issue where users who use an older version of PHP got several error messages
- Fixed an issue with combining a static field with a source that has an array output like the Image Library
- Moved the Settings page from the WP-Admin Settings to the Feed Manager menu
- Rearranged the Feed Manager Menu structure
1.4.3 – 03/02/2017
- Fixed a bug where using 'Image Library' as a source caused the feed generation to fail
1.4.2 – 15/01/2017
- Added the option to duplicate an existing feed
- Fixed an issue where the « edit values » option could sometimes not be opened in a Chrome browser
- Sorted the WooCommerce source pull-down fields alphabetically
- Added a « Select All » selector to the feed Category Mapping table
- Fixed an issue with a combined source including static fields and a filter
- Fixed the sale price dates to output the dates in the correct format
1.3.1 – 02/12/2016
- Fixed an issue that caused an error when calculations where done on a combined input field
- Fixed a code error that caused the plugin not to activate on PHP versions 5.3 or lower
- Added a Last Feed Update source that represents the feed update date and time
- Made some changed to the auto feed update that should improve the update process
- Changed the Edit Feed Page so the user cannot change the channel after the feed has been initialized
- Changed the Edit Feed Page so the user can change the Target Country and Default Category during and after the feed has been stored
- Updated the Google feed specifications to the October 2016 rules
- Changed the code to force feed file names not to have spaces
1.2.1 – 16/09/2016
- Added the Shipping Class source
- Fixed an issue with numeric condition values with non-english/us values
- Added access to another third party attribute set
- Fixed an issue with html special characters in the feed
- Added the item_group_id source to the source list
- Fixed a bug with combined fields in the not required level
- Changed the way the input fields are shown when making a new feed, thus preventing errors from not using the correct order to fill in the fields
- You can now change the name of an existing feed
- Fixed an issue that caused the advised source of the Shipping source to go to undefined in specific situations
- Added a « Convert to child-element » option to the edit values. This allows you to add a child element with a specific key to an xml feed
1.1.0 – 08/08/2016
- Due to recurring issues with support folder permissions for some users, moved the support folders from the plugins folder to the uploads folder. Existing feed files will retain their old url, only new feeds will be stored in the new support folder
- Changed the file writing procedures to minimize the times the system asks to enter ftp credentials
1.0.1 – 27/07/2016
- Added the option to include product variations in the feed (Premium versions only)
- Fixed the change values option in such a way that you now can perform recalculations even on combined source fields
- Fixed a bug that prevented the correct recalculation of comma separated financial values
- Several small changes in the styling code
- Fixed the Add Channels functionality as some firewalls prevented downloading a channel (Premium versions only)
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- Fixed a bug that caused a critical error with users that had PHP 5.5 or older
- Fixed a bug in the selection of recommended and optional output fields
- Expanded the error logging of the channel download process of the Premium versions
- Fixed a bug that prevented the correct output when working with conditions on feed items that have an advised source
- Fixed a bug that slowed down the wp-admin pages in the Premium versions
- Updated the auto-feed update
- Added the option to filter specific products from a feed (Premium versions only. Goto wpmarketingrobot.com for more information)
- Price values are now formatted according to the Woocommerce settings in the Currency Options, except the currency as this can be added manually and not all channels allow a currency in their feed
- When building a new Feed for Google the price is now preset to the current price followed by a space and the Woocommerce Currency
- Fixed a bug preventing the auto-feed update to work
- Now fixed the Product Category String in such a way that it shows the correct category string even when only a subcategory has been selected for a product
- Price results are now always printed in a money format with two digits after the comma, even if the product has no digit in its price
- Fixed a compatibility issue with jQuery that prevented the Add New Feed form from proceding after a channel was chosen
- Fixed an issue with the Combined Source Fields option where adding a static value didn't always work
- Added the Woocommerce Currency option that can be used in conjunction with the price outputs (use Combined Source Fields)
- Fixed a bug in the auto-feed-update function
- Fixed a bug that caused an error when installing a paid version over the free version, causing a white screen and error message
- Fixed a bug in the calculation options of the change value selections
- Changed the way that the support folders are made by temporary removing the umask modifier to force the server to make these folder writable
- Changed the way the change value selections are shown
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- Added the option to use Product Tags as source
- Added the Custom Fields from the Posts and the Products as selectable sources
- Changed the procedure to get the Product Category String and Selected Product Categories because the old procedure did not work in all situations
- Fixed a bug where the user could not make a new feed if there is no Custom Attribute defined
- The plugin now works correctly on websites using the https protocol
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- Daarnaast de Image Library source toegevoegd waarmee additionele images aan de feed kunnen worden gekoppeld.
- fixed a bug.
- Changed the product name reference for the login process.
- Added version numbers to the loaded javascript files to make sure the plugin is always using the latest version of the script.
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- Added 'Min Variation Price', 'Min Variation Regular Price', 'Min Variation Sale Price', 'Max Variation Price', 'Max Variation Regular Price', 'Max Variation Sale Price' and the 'Post Category' as additional sources.
- Repaired a few minor bugs.
- Improved the javascript conflict handling
- Changed the Woocommerce Source pulldown options to match the Woocommerce Products inputs and fixed a few bugs
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- Made the feed production faster
- Removed all html code from the feed output
- Changed the processing of the url and image sources
- Added a preset for the Availability tag for a Google feed and AvantLink feed
- Fixed a bug that prevented some categories to produce a feed
- Fixed a bug that prevented products to be added to the feed under specific situations
- Repaired an include error
- Added error loggin to a error.log file.
- Improved the uninstall actions
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- Optimized the form layout to better fit in smaller screen resolutions and fixed a few bugs
- Removed the starting underscore sign from some sources in the source selectors and fixed a bug
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On Thursday, February 7, 2019, at 6 pm in the Gerrish Gym, twenty Coe-Brown students will participate in this year's Coe-Brown Northwood Academy Poetry Out Loud school contest as part of the Poetry Out Loud National Recitation Contest, presented in partnership with the NH Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Poetry Foundation. This program is part of a national program that encourages high school students to learn about great poetry through memorization, performance, and competition. The CBNA winner will advance to the regional competition. New Hampshire's champion will then advance to the Poetry Out Loud National Finals in Washington, DC, where $50,000 in awards and school stipends will be distributed. This event is free and open to the public.

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New AdoramaTV Educational Videos Enhance the Adorama Learning Center
New York, NY, May 23, 2010 /PN -PRWEB/ Adorama (AdoramaTV) is the latest free educational offering to be added to the Adorama Learning Center. Adorama is committed to educating its customers from novice to professional beyond its classrooms and website and into the broader world of social media.
For casual snapshooters and professionals alike, Adorama TV, hosted by Professional Photographer Mark Wallace, offers basic photography tutorials, behind-the-scenes looks at how to conduct a photo shoot in a studio or in the field, interviews with professional photographers and videographers, and informative reviews of new cameras, lenses, accessories and even weekly reviews of mobile photography related apps for the iPad.
"Education is a critical part of who we are," said Brian Green, vice president of marketing for Adorama. "In such a rapidly evolving industry, we want our community members to get the most out of their equipment, and through that, be able to grow creatively. We've found in our host Mark Wallace a really clear, comprehensive teaching style that we feel reflects our own commitment to education and is perfect for AdoramaTV."
AdoramaTV is comprised of four different video shows titled "Digital Photography 1 on 1", "How'd They Do That?", "Product and App Reviews", and "Behind the Scenes". Each segment is updated weekly. Four new videos are added every week. Segments will include topics that are designed for basic, intermediate and advanced photographers.
The AdoramaTV weekly schedule is as follows:
All video shows, new and archived, can be viewed via the Adorama Learning Center at www.adorama.com/alc/category/AdoramaTV , or via the YouTube AdoramaTV Channel at www.youtube.com/user/adoramaTV , iTunes (featured in the "New and Noteworthy" section and available as a free subscription for automatic delivery of new episodes), as well as via the popular social networking sites Facebook, Twitter and Flickr.
To celebrate the launch of AdoramaTV, Adorama will be introducing a new contest for all viewers. The celebrity judge will be Bryan Peterson, professional photographer, author, and founder of Perfect Picture School of Photography. Viewers can tune in to AdoramaTV the week of May 24th to learn more about the contest and win fantastic prizes.
About the Videos
"Digital Photography 1 on 1" is a video series that deals with any and all photography related questions from viewers. These video segments will feature various types of photographic equipment and welcomes viewers to show what they learned by posting their pictures to the Adorama FlickR page.
The "How'd They Do That" video series focuses on an interesting image or video and then goes behind-the-scenes to show photographers exactly how the image or video was created and what equipment was used.
"Product and App Reviews" showcase one or more products for review. This series also includes reviews on popular and new mobile applications for photographers such as iPhone/iPad apps used for special camera effects.
"Behind the Scenes" videos provide viewers a behind-the-scenes look at creating AdoramaTV segments.
About the Host – Mark Wallace
AdoramaTV Host Mark Wallace is a professional photographer, instructor and creator of a popular online photography instruction series, Digital Photography One on One. Wallace shoots commercial, travel and stock photography and creates video content for many photography equipment manufacturers such as X-Rite, Sekonic, PocketWizard and Profoto. His corporate clients include iGo, Allstate, National Public Radio, KB Home and the U.S. Army. Wallace is the co-founder of SnapFactory studio (www.snapfactory.com). Follow Mark on Twitter @jmarkwallace.
About Adorama
For more than thirty years, Adorama Camera, Inc. headquartered in New York, NY, has been one of the nation's largest retail and mail order suppliers serving professionals as well as amateurs in the photographic, video, digital imaging, consumer electronics and telescope/binocular fields. Adorama prides itself on offering the best combination of quality services, selection, knowledgeable staff, and competitive pricing. The Adorama Learning Center (www.adorama.com/alc/) provides a valuable resource to photographers of all levels via always free online photography education, up-to-date photography related editorial content, AdoramaTV, how-to tutorials, podcasts and hands-on Adorama workshops (www.adorama.com/workshops). For more information about Adorama's products, services, and the unique Adorama educational services visit www.adorama.com.
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A landmark study from the University of British Columbia finds that the neighbourhoods in which children reside at kindergarten predict their reading comprehension skills seven years later.
The study, published this week in the journal Health & Place, finds children who live in neighbourhoods with higher rates of poverty show reduced scores on standardized tests seven years later -- regardless of the child's place of residence in Grade 7. The study is the first of its kind to compare the relative effects of neighbourhood poverty at early childhood and early adolescence.
"Our findings suggest that it's not necessarily where children live later in life that matters for understanding literacy in early adolescence -- it's where they lived years earlier," says lead researcher Jennifer Lloyd of UBC's Human Early Learning Partnership (HELP). "Children's reading comprehension may be set on a negative course early in life if children and their families are living in resource-deprived places."
Lloyd explored children's Grade 7 reading comprehension outcomes in relation to their residential neighbourhoods' level of poverty (concentrated disadvantage) at kindergarten and Grade 7. Higher rates of poverty have been shown to be associated with higher rates of infant mortality, low birth weight, high school drop-out rates and adolescent delinquency.
Along with colleagues Leah Li and Clyde Hertzman, Lloyd collected Grade 7 Foundation Skills Assessment (FSA) data for 2,648 urban British Columbia children, followed from kindergarten to Grade 7, as well as socioeconomic data describing the children's residential neighbourhoods at both time points.
The researchers found a "delayed effect" of the residential environments in which children are raised. Children who lived in neighbourhoods with a higher socioeconomic status at kindergarten age scored better on the Grade 7 FSA than children who came from poorer neighbourhoods -- regardless of where they lived in Grade 7.
The researchers say it's possible that the socioeconomic conditions of children's early residential neighbourhoods exert a strong effect later because acquiring reading skills involves the collective efforts of parents, educators, family friends and community members, as well as access to good schools, libraries, after-school programs and bookstores.
"Sadly, our findings demonstrate the lasting effect of neighbourhood poverty on children's reading comprehension -- highlighting that children's literacy is not simply an important issue for parents, but also for community leaders and policy makers alike," Lloyd says.
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Add some glitz and glamour to your windows with our lovely Woven Jacquard Luna range available in a variety of sizes to fit all needs. Featuring metal eyelets across the top, these window dressings can be installed on your curtain pole in a matter of minutes, offering a quick and easy way to update your decor. This design is also available in a range of other colours and coordinated cushion covers.Fibre CompositionFace: 100% PolyesterLining: 100% Polyester Care InstructionsDry Clean OnlyCool Iron on Face only Dimensions in Width and LengthSize 1: 168cm x 137cm. 66" x 54"Size 2: 168cm x 183cm. 66" x 72"Size 3 168cm x 229cm. 66" x 90"Size 4: 229cm x 229cm. 90" x 90" … more.
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Adult "Halloween" COVID-19 Fabric Face Mask
This super cool Adult "Halloween" Fashion Face Mask keeps you safe and looking awesome without sacrificing any comfort! This cotton-lined mask has adjustable straps for your most comfortable fit and has a black and gray dripping design decorated with all sorts of Halloween things like spiderwebs, eyeballs, Jack O' Lanterns, and more!
Just because you have to be safe doesn't mean you can't be in the Halloween spirit! This Adjustable Halloween Mask is perfect for your day-to-day but even better for wearing while trick-or-treating! Make sure you and your entire family has a trick-or-treating face covering before you go out to score all that candy!
Our masks are made out of three layers of thick cotton which also includes an inner pocket that can be used to hold a filter. Simply slide the filter securely into place to maximize the protection (Note: This mask can be worn with or without the filter) Mask Protects against airborne particles, pollution, and debris. Masks are machine washable which makes it great for everyday use. Includes Adjustable elastic straps for a snug and comfortable fit!
- Face mask features 3 layers of thick cotton fabric and adjustable ear loops loops. Also features a pocket on the inside that you can insert a filter in to.
- This is machine washable and reusable.
- It is recommended that you wash your mask after every use. When removing your mask, DO NOT touch the outside of the mask, remove using the ear loops and immediately put in the wash.
- Our masks are not medically certified. They are not certified to prevent or cure any disease. Use at your own discretion.
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- Adult size fits most adults ages 16 and up
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. » NASA aborted a spacewalk at the International Space Station today because of a dangerous water leak in an astronaut's helmet that drenched his eyes, nose and mouth.
The leak was so bad that Luca Parmitano, Italy's first spacewalker, couldn't hear or speak as the spacewalk came to an abrupt end. He asked his spacewalking partner, Christopher Cassidy, for help getting back in.
"He looks miserable. But OK," Cassidy assured Mission Control in Houston.
The source of the leak wasn't immediately known but a possible culprit was the helmet drink bag that astronauts sip from during spacewalks, although Parmitano later reported the water had an odd taste. Water also is piped through the long underwear worn under a spacesuit, for cooling.
Parmitano reported, "It's a lot of water," before he could no longer talk. His crewmates quickly yanked off his helmet, once he was back inside.
NASA seldom cuts a spacewalk short. Today's problem left them with no choice. Parmitano could have choked on the floating water droplets in his helmet.
The trouble cropped up barely an hour into what was to be a six-hour spacewalk to perform cable work and other routine maintenance that had stacked up over the past couple years.
It was the astronauts' second spacewalk in eight days.
Parmitano startled everyone when he announced that he felt a lot of water on the back of his head.
At first, he thought it was sweat because of all his exertion on the job. But he was repeatedly assured it was not sweat. Cassidy said it might be water from his drink bag; it looked like a half-liter of water had leaked out.
The water eventually got into Parmitano's eyes. That's when NASA ordered the two men back inside. Then the water drenched his nose and mouth, and he had trouble hearing on the radio lines.
Cassidy quickly cleaned up the work site once Parmitano was back in the air lock, then joined him back in the space station.
The four astronauts who anxiously monitored the drama from inside hustled to remove Parmitano's helmet. They clustered around him, eight hands pulling off his helmet and using towels to mop his bald head. Balls of water floated away.
Parmitano looked relatively fine on NASA TV as he gestured with his hands to show his crewmates where the water had crept over his head.
Cassidy told Mission Control: "To him, the water clearly did not taste like our normal drinking water." A smiling Parmitano then chimed in: "Just so you know, I'm alive and I can answer those questions, too."
Mission Control praised the crew for its fast effort and promptly scheduled a radio hookup with flight surgeons on the ground. Engineers, meanwhile, scrambled to determine the source of the leak.
It was the fastest end to a spacewalk since 2004 when Russian and American spacewalkers were ordered back in by Mission Control outside Moscow because of spacesuit trouble. That spacewalk lasted a mere 14 minutes. Today's spacewalk lasted one hour and 32 minutes.
This was the second spacewalk for Parmitano, 36, a former test pilot and Italian Air Force officer. He became the first Italian to conduct a spacewalk last Tuesday, more than a month after moving into the space station.
Cassidy, 43, a former Navy SEAL, is a veteran spacewalker midway through a six-month station stint.
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For the girl who is on a continual loop -- "I'm an artist" "I just want to work" "I'm a good person" -- a lot of sh-t sure happens, and often.
Lindsay Lohan's publicist, Steve Honig, has resigned. My first thought was, she can still afford a publicist? I was surprised about that, and I'm not being facetious. Good help comes with a cost, and there is a reason publicists are so heavily depended on by their celebrity clients.They can create a campaign that can win you an Oscar. They matter that much.
Whatever she was paying Honig, it wasn't enough. In the year-and-a-half he's repped her she has: skipped out on a bill at Chateau Marmont, had a fight with her mother in which the police were called and her dad taped a phone conversation wherein Lilo said her mom was on cocaine, went to the hospital for "exhaustion" in June, was the driver in an alleged hit-and-run in New York (no charges), was allegedly assaulted in a hotel room (no charges), and was questioned about a burglary (this is not the same case as the necklace she was convicted of stealing). What a great use of police resources.
TMZ is reporting that Honig quit because of the family drama, but there are a million reasons why he may be done with her: bounced cheque, crazy dad, enabler mom… or maybe it's just Lilo. If this is the stuff we are seeing publicly, imagine the sh-t going on behind closed doors?
Steve Honig's other clients have included Courtney Love, Brooke Mueller and Victoria Gotti (how gross that I just typed that). This is Lilo's celebrity realm now. This man has worked with COURTNEY LOVE and Charlie Sheen's ex-wife, and he had to FIRE Lindsay Lohan. And when she was shopping for a rep, what were her options if she decided on someone with that roster.
Part of a publicist's power is that they can withhold other clients to kill a story – or, if they need to, secure a cover. Movie stars, who are whiny babies about everything, share publicists not because they have to, but because it's leverage.
What tiny bit of buffer she had with the media is gone. She may find a replacement, but who? Someone who works with VH1 reality tv people? It's really the only option she has left.


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For information on Project MERCCURI, please visit our new website at www.spacemicrobes.org
(This page no longer maintained, see above)
For this portion of the MERCCURI project we will collect microbes at sporting and other public events around the country and compete them against each other, both on Earth and on the International Space Station (ISS)
How will microbes be selected?
From each major event or venue, we will grow up several different microbes that came from that location. These will compete against each other in a growth competition. The winners will be sent into space for the playoffs. At least one microbial representative will be sent to the ISS from each location.
What does it take to be a winner?
On the space station, we will be giving out awards in three different categories:
–"Best Sprinter". For the microbial competitor who can grow the fastest during the sprinting portion of growth (technically known as the "exponential growth phase").
-"Best Huddle". For the microbial competitor who can grow to the highest density… really packing those cells into the space allowed.
–"Best Tip Off". For the microbial competitor who takes off growing like crazy from the start.
Why in space?
Previous work has shown that microbes grow very differently in microgravity than under normal conditions on earth. We will conduct an exact duplicate of this entire experiment back on the ground, at the same time, and compare the results. This could lead to new understandings about microbial growth mechanics or about the effects of microgravity on different microbes. This is important for space travel and habitation in environments like the ISS where people co-exist in a closed environment with microbes.
Is this dangerous?
Nope. The microbes will all be carefully identified on earth and only non-pathogenic species will be chosen for the playoffs. In addition the microbes will remain in a sealed container during flight and the experiment. At the end of the experiment the plates will be launched out of the space station and will burn up in the atmosphere (the coolest way to get rid of trash ever!)


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Apollo 8 flew barely a decade into the Space Age. It was a moment when public enthusiasm for human space exploration ran high—but also was poised to decline. And it was a time when space technology was starting to transform everyday life.
"Apollo 8 was the high-water mark of public interest in human spaceflight," says Howard McCurdy, author of Space and the American Imagination and a public affairs professor at American University in Washington, D.C. He notes polls from the era showing people saying the U.S. government should "do more" in space peaked in late 1968, right around the time the moon-orbiting mission flew.
Indeed, that was the only time in the late 1960s that "do more" and "do less" responses were essentially even, at about 30 percent. (The polls also gave a third choice, of maintaining the same level of space activity.) In 1969, even before Apollo 11 landed on the moon, the "do more" responses fell sharply to near the 20 percent level, and "do less" resumed being the favored answer, garnering around 40 percent.
Although it may be counterintuitive that Apollo 8, rather than the moon landing seven months later, should mark the high point of public support for the space program, McCurdy sees some reasons for this. Apollo 8 "was the first time humans left the Earth and came under the influence of the gravitational pull of another body," he notes, making Apollo 11 in some regards a repetition of the feat. Plus, Apollo 8's timing on Christmas Eve and the crew's reading from the book of Genesis gave the mission "huge emotional content."
Furthermore, the NASA budget was declining, contributing to a sense that the Apollo project was winding down. "Recall that 1966 was the peak year of funding for NASA—ever in its lifetime, when you include inflation," says David Whalen, chairman of the space studies department at the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks. "Then it immediately went down in '67 and was still going down in '68. It had dropped precipitously. So even when you had a success like Apollo 8, the funding was already going down."
The massive expenditures on space in the mid-1960s were driven by the Cold War race to send people to the moon before the Soviets did. "We didn't go the moon for Teflon pans or lunar rocks," mission astronaut William Anders said during an appearance last month at the Newseum in Washington, D.C., "We went to the moon to beat the 'dirty Commies'."
Such a focus, however, may have ensured that there would be diminished public interest in space exploration once the U.S. beat the Soviets to the punch. "The next year we landed on the moon and then 'okay, we're done,'" says Whalen. "There was a real attitude among the nonspace cadets that, well, we've landed on the moon, so we've accomplished what we set out to do, so we don't have to spend any more money on space."
The Apollo program fit into a sweeping vision of human space exploration—sometimes called the "von Braun paradigm" after rocket scientist Wernher von Braun—that included not just lunar expeditions but winged spaceships, orbiting space stations and piloted missions to Mars. "The general vision was established in the 1950s before we flew humans in space," McCurdy says.
By the late 1960s, in McCurdy's view, a degree of skepticism about such plans was taking hold. "People, particularly the 'do less' contingent in the public opinion polls, had begun to question why we were doing these things," he says, but "there was not a well-formulated alternative to the so-called von Braun paradigm." As for space probes, "the technology of robotics at that time was fairly primitive." The Viking missions to Mars in 1976, adds McCurdy, were the "great turning point for unmanned space."
Satellite technology, for its part, was just starting to affect everyday life at the time of Apollo 8. The Intelsat consortium, led by U.S. company Comsat, operated communications satellites that handled a growing share of international phone traffic. "If you wanted to make a telephone call from New York to London, you probably went on the satellite," Whalen says. "There were still some issues with delay and echo, but there were still more links by satellite" than through terrestrial lines.
Satellites were not yet widely used in television broadcasting, due to the higher bandwidth and costs involved, and most people still received only a handful of channels. "The ability to start binding the world together—it hadn't quite happened by December 1968 because we didn't have enough satellites up there," Whalen says. "But people already saw that within a few years there would be no place on Earth that you couldn't get a satellite connection to any other place on Earth."
The Apollo missions helped spur the growth of satellite communications, as NASA signed on as a major customer of the Intelsat system. The communications network supporting Apollo 8 included Intelsat satellites, one of which was an Intelsat 3 that was launched days before the mission and which performed among its first tasks the transmission of the astronauts' Christmas Eve greeting from lunar orbit to Europe.
Four decades later, there has been a role reversal of sorts. Satellite communications, along with orbiting weather and GPS systems, are so widespread now that consumers largely take them for granted, whereas human spaceflight, limited to low Earth orbit, rarely gets a degree of attention even close to that on the night before Christmas 1968.


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Explore this interactive ThingLink Channel of ideas and directions for using the new ThingLink Teacher features.
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ThingLink Custom Icon Sets are a new feature available to teachers with premium accounts. They offer a whole new layer of opportunities for using interactive images for teaching and learning. Think of Custom Icon Sets as visual labels that can be used to further define an image and provide a glimpse of the type of content to be explored behind the link.
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Build Your ThingLink Classroom
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BERLIN — Over the next four years, Berlin residents will see a small, but steady, increase to the cost of their sewage rates.
Beginning July 1 of this year, sewage rates will increase by 5 percent, a trend which will continue every year until 2013. In 2014, there will be a 6-percent increase, resulting in a 21-percent total increase.
The higher rates are a result of costs accumulated during the construction of the town's new Wastewater Treatment facility as well as running costs estimated for the future.
"It's a projection … sort of a working model," said Charley Curcio, a financial consultant who presented an estimated timeline of the new facility's running costs at Monday's Mayor and Council Meeting.
According to Curcio, the increase in sewage rates "will cover all known or anticipated expenses," at least for the next four years.
"You should be at a sound financial footing," he told the council.
The rate increases will raise the average resident's monthly bill from $43.99 in 2011 to $51.41 by 2014.
"You will need to raise the rates at least this high," warned Curcio, who pointed out that the projections for the plant's expenditures versus revenue over the next decade were subject to change.
While a 21-percent rate increase with the potential to rise even higher seemed to worry some on the council, Mayor Gee Williams explained why he thought the growth was reasonable, noting that the actual percent per year increase would be relatively low.
"It's one of those things that makes it more manageable for the rate payers," he said.
While additional increases might become necessary when the situation is reexamined in 2015, Williams remarked that none were currently planned and it would be something for a future council to think about.
"Setting rates every four to five years makes sense," he said
"I don't understand the numbers," said Councilwoman Paula Lynch, referring to the analysis of the Wastewater Treatment facility.
Lynch added that the negative numbers associated with the plant's operating costs were worrisome.
Councilwoman Lisa Hall shared the concern over what the facility might cost the town, pointing out that there was more than a $1 million deficit anticipated from the plant by the year 2022.
"Eventually, somebody's got to pay this," said Hall.
She worried that Berlin was only "pushing the debt down the road."
Williams noted that the projection of debt for 2022 was only a "guesstimate" at this point.
"Nobody knows for sure," he said.
According to Williams, the new Wastewater Facility is worth the rate increase and the possible debt, since it will hopefully serve the town for three decades or more, and will have a chance to make up early losses in the years to come. Even if the plant runs at a loss for a while, Williams expressed confidence that Berlin is strong enough to compensate.
"The town's ability to borrow has only been enhanced over the years," he told the council, calling Berlin's overall financial situation "solid." The mayor went on to say that the town's reserves were "many, many times more than what would be adequate" to balance the cost of the new facility.
Williams clarified that the $1 million was a flexible number and would be heavily influenced by how much development Berlin and the surrounding area sees in the next decade.
Curcio asserted that, in the end, there should be a "zero affect" between plant operating costs and sewage rates without the town generating unbearable long-term debt. Williams was optimistic about the benefits of the new facility outweighing the costs and hoped that having a state-of-the-art wastewater treatment plant in town would be an improvement and an attraction to developers.
"That's the way the future is going to be," he said.
Despite the discussion, Hall remained unconvinced that the plant wouldn't result in debt issues down the road.
"Sooner or later, it all catches up," she remarked.