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You should get your content marketing if your wedding website utilizes the bride and groom.
Embracing content marketing will help you reduce noise and connect with your audience.
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Every business today needs to embrace SEO – the wedding industry is no different.
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Improve the visual quality of your content to make your site more search engine optimized.
For example, making infographics lets you share the five most important points for every wedding. You can enter date, gift registry, and schedule. This information is important for all weddings and guest lists, so it's easy to share.
Shareable information works well for your SEO.
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Creating valuable content should be at the top of your list when you want to improve your website.
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Developing and using e-mail lists is an increasingly important part of the marketing puzzle.
Think about it. The person planning the wedding starts making reservations and strategies for at least a year. This means that their information search begins well before planning for smaller wedding details.
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Everyone prepares for Christmas in different ways.
Families do their shopping, and their decorating, and their visiting according to their own special customs and traditions.
Christians also observe the time before Christmas in a special way. It's a period known as Advent, which means "the coming" of Christ.
The time is used to prepare believers for the pending celebration. Special church services may be held, and an Advent candle lit each Sunday.
The Advent candle originated in Scandinavia and Germany, and had 24 different sections on it. It would be lit on Dec. 1, and allowed to burn a little more each day until Christmas Eve.
A favorite Christmas item for many children is the Advent calendar, which helps count down the last 24 days before Christmas.
Each calendar has 24 doors, and a new one is opened every day leading up to Christmas. Sometimes children will find small treats behind the doors, or perhaps Bible verses or pictures.


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Dad was the most practical person in the world. "When I go," he said, "just put me in a cardboard box." Today my brother and I had to choose him a casket. The funeral director handed us a page with a list. They started at twelve thousand dollars (metal, lots of gold) and worked their way down to four thousand (solid wood). "Then if you flip that page over," she said, "you'll see our particle board caskets." They were one thousand dollars. I laughed. I knew what Dad would be saying.
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The days of a young traveler getting a set of wings and a tour of the cockpit may be a thing of the past, but that doesn't mean that travel can't be fun for tots. Armed with seatback entertainment systems, backpacks filled with goodies, and crew members prepared for pint-size flyers, several airlines are going out of their way to make travel fun for kids (and enjoyable for their parents) these days. From those that supply baby food to those that will have a birthday cake ready for your tot's big day, here are 10 airlines for families on the fly!


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Because of the Second World War, there had been a 12-year break between Winter Olympic competitions. The Games at St. Moritz marked Canada's return to international competition for the first time since before the War.
The problems that had plagued the Americans at the 1947 World Championships produced grave complications in 1948, as two American teams arrived in Switzerland. One team was sent by the Amateur Hockey Association of the United States and was supported by the IIHF, while the other was sent by the Amateur Athletic Union, which had represented the United States at all previous Winter Games and now used its old connections to gain support from the International Olympic Committee.
Both American teams appeared on the ice for the opening ceremonies and police assistance was required to restore order. The IOC decided to disqualify both American teams, but passions later calmed and the AAU team left for home. This allowed the IOC to withdraw its suspension and reinstate the AHAUS team. In the end, the United States entry was "outlawed" by the IOC and was not counted in the final Olympic hockey standings (though it remained in the World Championships).
Problems also plagued the Olympic tournament on the ice, where warm weather played havoc with the schedule and made it necessary to begin some games at 7 a.m. For the first time in history, a team went through an Olympic hockey tournament undefeated and failed to win the gold medal. The victim of the single round-robin format was Czechoslovakia, which played to a scoreless tie with gold-medalist Canada, represented by the Royal Canadian Air Force Flyers. The Czechoslovaks had to settle for a silver because the Canadians had a better goals for and against differential of plus-64, compared to their plus-62.
In essence, the gold medal was decided when Canada trounced the eventual fourth-place United States team 12-3 and Czechoslovakia struggled to beat the Americans 4-3. The star of the Canadian team was Wally Halder, who recorded 29 points on 21 goals and eight assists. Halder, a civilian who had been added to the team just 10 days before the team sailed for Europe, scored six times in what turned out to be the all-important victory over the U.S.
For the first time in a championship in which Canada competed, the winner was not decided until the final game. The results proved that Czechoslovakia's World Championship in 1947 could not solely be attributed to Canada's absence. It was generally agreed that the Czechoslovak team was comparable to Canada's and boasted a much stronger offense. Czechoslovakia's captain Vladimir Zabrodsky, who scored 27 goals in the tournament, was recognized as the Olympics' best forward.
The bronze medal went to Switzerland, just as it had 20 years earlier when the Winter Olympics had also been staged in St. Moritz.
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Computer scientists have uncovered architectural weaknesses in both the iOS and Android mobile operating systems that make it possible for hackers to steal sensitive user data and login credentials for popular e-mail and storage services.
Both OSes fail to ensure that browser cookies, document files, and other sensitive content from one Internet domain are off-limits to scripts controlled by a second address without explicit permission, according to a just-published academic paper from scientists at Microsoft Research and Indiana University. The so-called same-origin policy is a fundamental security mechanism enforced by desktop browsers, but the protection is woefully missing from many iOS and Android apps. To demonstrate the threat, the researchers devised several hacks that carry out so-called cross-site scripting (XSS) and cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks to surreptitiously download user data from handsets.
The most serious of the attacks worked on both iOS and Android devices and required only that an end-user click on a booby-trapped link in the official Google Plus app. Behind the scenes, a script sent instructions that caused a text-editing app known as PlainText to send documents and text input to a Dropbox account controlled by the researchers. The attack worked against other apps, including TopNotes and Nocs.
"The problem here is that iOS and Android do not have this origin-based protection to regulate the interactions between those apps and between an app and another app's Web content," XiaoFeng Wang, a professor in Indiana University's School of Informatics and Computing, told Ars. "As a result, we show that origins can be crossed and the same XSS and CSRF can happen." The paper, titled Unauthorized Origin Crossing on Mobile Platforms: Threats and Mitigation, was recently accepted by the 20th ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security.
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The Plaintext app in this demonstration video was not configured to work with Dropbox. But even if the app had been set up to connect to the storage service, the attack could make it connect to the attacker's account rather than the legitimate account belonging to the user, Wang said. All that was required was for the iPad user to click on the malicious link in the Google Plus app. In the researchers' experiments, Android devices were susceptible to the same attack.
A separate series of attacks were able to retrieve the multi-character security tokens Android apps use to access private accounts on Facebook and Dropbox. Once the credentials are exposed, attackers could use them to download photos, documents, or other sensitive files stored in the online services. The attack, which relied on a malicious app already installed on the handset, exploited the lack of same-origin policy enforcement to bypass Android's "sandbox" security protection. Google developers explicitly designed the mechanism to prevent one app from being able to access browser cookies, contacts, and other sensitive content created by another app unless a user overrides the restriction.
All attacks described in the 12-page paper have been confirmed by Dropbox, Facebook, and the other third-party websites whose apps were tested, Wang said. Most of the vulnerabilities have been fixed, but in many cases the patches were extremely hard to develop and took months to implement. The scientists went on to create a proof-of-concept app they called Morbs that provides OS-level protection across all apps on an Android device. It works by labeling each message with information about its origin and could make it easier for developers to specify and enforce security policies based on the sites where security tokens and other sensitive information originate.
A better approach is for Apple and Google developers to implement something like Morbs that works across the board.
"Our research shows that in the absence of such protection, the mobile channels can be easily abused to gain unauthorized access to a user's sensitive resources," the researchers—who besides Wang, included Rui Wang and Shuo Chen of Microsoft and Luyi Xing of Indiana University—wrote. "We found five cross-origin issues in popular [software development kits] and high-profile apps such as Facebook and Dropbox, which can be exploited to steal their users' authentication credentials and other confidential information such as 'text' input. Moreover, without the OS support for origin-based protection, not only is app development shown to be prone to such cross-origin flaws, but the developer may also have trouble fixing the flaws even after they are discovered."


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This picture came from Mr. Kurtz Nakel, Gerstnerstrasse 4, Linos, Austria. It came in a letter to CARE, thanking the non-profit organization for delivering a food package from a friend in America.
July 16, 1946. Rear view of CARE's huge vans transporting CARE packages from the Railway station to CARE's warehouse and distribution point in Vienna. This is the date of CARE's first package distribution in Austria.
Regine Binet of Bayeux, France, a town not far from the Normandy invasion beaches, receives a CARE package in 1946 - a gift from an American she had never met.
CARE food packages are a welcome gift to the families burned out in a recent fire in Lessach, Austria. Here, Rev. Franz Esthofer, Pastor of Lessach, receives the packages from Chaplain (Major) Edward J. Saunders, Salzburg area Chaplain. The parcels were distributed as gifts from the American Women's "Good Will to Austria" Committee.
CARE's "Food Package" delivery office in Vienna receives more customers than the railway station.
Little Lubka Madenova was the lucky recipient of a CARE food package from the American Silent Guest Committee. It was a heaven-sent gift for the child whose mother is desperately ill and whose father was killed during the war.
Bob Hope in Poland with children dressed in European costumes.
May 12th, 1949. Berlin, Germany. When Soviet troops blockaded Berlin in 1948, the first major crisis of the Cold War ensued. The US responded with the now famous airlift, which included 250,000 CARE packages, 60 percent of all relief sent to the city. When the blockade was lifted in May 1949, CARE trucks, the first vehicles to enter the...
Over the rubble of war-battered Berlin, a father is carrying home a CARE food package that will relieve his family's needs while they wait for better times.
Distribution of CARE Packages in Germany.
The first shipment of CARE Packages, greeted by CARE cofounder Dr. Lincoln Clark, left, arrived aboard the American Traveler at Le Havre, France in May 1946. Of the city and people of Le Havre, Clark wrote "Block after block does not have a building standing. Thousands were made homeless and injured and lost their jobs...The major difficulty...
School children in England open CARE Packages sent from Delaware.
A picture of the side of the original post World War II CARE Package.
A picture of an original post World War II CARE Package opened, surrounded by it's contents.
This photograph is of a basic carpenter's kit. The kit includes a saw, hammer, screw drivers, pliers, drill and drill bits, wood chisels, clamps, a level, a sliding square, planers, and a tape measure.
Dick Clark poses for a picture holding a CARE package during the "Thanks For Caring" TV special, September 11, 1987
Former President Harry S. Truman is signed up for a donation to the CARE "Food Crusade" by Mrs. Olive Clapper, head of the Washington CARE Office. Mr. Truman made the first donation to the CARE "Dollar Day" drive at his suite in the Mayflower Hotel today, in his own name, and also in the name of his grandson, Clifton Truman Daniel. The CARE...
Near Pusan, in the province of Kyungsang Pukto, South Korea, gifts of CARE's $10 knitting wool packages are doubly welcome. They provide the women with useful work to do in making needed sweaters and other garments for the 149 elderly inmates of the home.
Former president Ronald Reagan stands behind the contents of a CARE package.
Ingrid Bergman with a CARE Package.


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Establish new banking relationships with clients ensuring they are offered all the products and services that are appropriate given their financial needs. Retain and deepen existing client relationships through a needs based selling approach and delivering exceptional client experience. Provide account servicing and maintenance, and assist with problem resolution for clients in accordance with all established procedures and regulations. Process transactions accurately, assist with operational activities and responsibilities, and maintain flexibility between performing teller and sales related transactions. Encourage clients to use self-service banking solutions including, ATMs, on-line, and mobile banking to enhance their service experience.
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Contributions made to meeting and exceeding client service and branch sales goals by offering and selling products and services and developing, expanding and retaining relationships.
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Garlic has been used for both food and medicine for centuries, dating as far back as the time of the Egyptian pyramids. Garlic has been used for a variety of fungal, bacterial, and viral infections. It is also shown to maintain cholesterol levels already in a healthy range.A 2003 study found that garlic helps lower levels of a harmful agent known as homocysteine, but more research is needed.Our softgel capsule includes 500 mg of garlic oil. In addition, we include parsley oil to minimize the odors often associated with garlic.


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The Nokia 900 Lumia was Microsoft's latest best chance at turning the smartphone battle into a three way race.
Unfortunately for Microsoft, the first reviews are out, and they're not great.
They're not awful, but they're not great. And any Windows Phone has to be great to have a chance against Apple's iPhone, which sold 37 million units just last quarter, and phones running Google's Android platform, which are selling around 850,000 per day (based on Google's activation numbers).
Meanwhile, Microsoft has been at this game for way too long, with way too many do-overs and false starts.
The iPhone was announced in January 2007. At that time, Microsoft's Windows Mobile platform had 14% market share, according to research firm Canalys.
The iPhone made Windows Mobile look totally irrelevant, and it quickly started losing market share.
It took Microsoft more than three years to come up with its answer: Windows Phone Series 7. It was announced in February 2010. (Microsoft later dropped the "Series" from the name. It ought to drop the "Windows" too, but that's another story.)
The first phones shipped that fall. The software looked fresh and new -- at least it wasn't a blatant ripoff of the iPhone like Android. But it also wasn't good enough. No multitasking, no copy and paste, no apps.
By then, Microsoft's global smartphone market share had dropped to 3%.
In February 2011, Microsoft signed its big deal with Nokia, committing more than $1 billion up front to joint marketing and other incentives. The first Nokia Windows Phone, the Lumia 800, shipped in England in October 2011.
By the end of 2011, Microsoft's global market share had dropped to 1.4%.
Now it looks like the Lumia 900 won't be the savior either.
To recap: Microsoft has had FIVE FULL YEARS to come up with an answer to the iPhone. It still isn't there.
So how long until we can declare Microsoft's smartphone ambitions dead once and for all?
Another year? Two? Five?
The trouble is, this isn't some hobby project like the Zune where Microsoft can quietly withdraw and pretend the whole thing never happened. Losing in mobile could eventually bring the entire company down.
Smartphones are already outselling PCs. That has huge implications for Windows ($20 billion a year in sales), Microsoft's business apps like Office and Exchange email (another $20 billion a year), and just about everything else the company does.
Microsoft knows this.
From everything we hear from sources close to and within the company, mobile is the new Bing. Microsoft will keep at this market for as long as it takes, and spend as much as it possibly can get away with, to become number three. The next step, from what we hear, is to make Windows Phone more like Windows, which will help developers build for PCs, tablets, and phones all at once.
What if that fails? Then what? Buy what's left of RIM? Buy Nokia?
Maybe. Whatever it takes.
Remember: Microsoft dropped more than $10 billion on the Xbox before it ever turned a dime in profit (that's operating loss -- not including acquisitions. It's still about $4 billion in the hole, lifetime.) Microsoft has also lost $10 billion (operating loss) on Bing and other consumer online services just since 2007.
This is way more important. Expect the commitment to go even deeper, and to drag on even longer if necessary.
Which means this zombie is going to keep walking for a long, long time.
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TI list member Tonci Zonjic sent me a note last week:
"Hey! I got my hands on a Readers Digest Condensed Book from 1957 and dissected it- didn't notice these in your Flickr stream so I thought you'd like them."
Wow, no kidding, would I ever like to have these gorgeous pieces by Noel Sickles, from a 1956 book called "The Philadelphian". Failing that, I'm grateful to Tonci for generously sharing these scans with us. There will be a second batch by Sickles tomorrow, then three groups by Austin Briggs to round out the week.
So buckle up. This week's images will knock your socks off!
Many thanks to Tonci Zonjic, who is an enviably talented young artist himself -- be sure to visit his blog and check out the remarkable range of styles and subject matter he is capable of. (Its no surprise that Tonci is a fan of the likes of Sickles, Briggs and Fawcett... the inspiration these masters provide to the observant illustrator are evident in his skillful renderings).
* Also, Los Angeles - based illustrator Alex DeLeon shows us a cool animatic he not only drew - but also 'animated' himself for an independent film project-in-progress at Storyboard Central
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Investors can be forgiven for a little deja vu: In the month of the Flash Crash, wild swings in volatility and incessant talk about risks to the entire financial system, May seemed like a trip back to the bad old days.
The wild and crazy month saw the market rise or fall more than 1.5 percent on nearly half the trading sessions. Major indexes put together their worst May since 1940, and the view from the playing field looked even worse.
"The S&P 500's rollercoaster ride this month is reminiscent of the Cyclone on Coney Island," said Mike O'Rourke, chief strategist at BTIG in New York, in his morning note. "If you ever rode the Cyclone, you know that the truly scary part of the ride was not how high or fast the coaster went, but the fear that it would fall apart at any moment."
Fear, indeed, and the aftermath had analysts worried that the ghost of 2008 was reappearing and fixing to make the summer just a continuation of the "sell in May and go away" strategy.
Investors flocked from the market during the month and particularly in the past week, though some pros think the move will only be temporary and set up for a summer rally.
Equity fund outflows totaled a staggering $16.7 billion in the week ended May 26, nearly four times the previous week's totals, according to Lipper data, which showed money market inflows at $8.205 billion.
Cash on the sidelines, measured by money market funds, increased to $2.849 trillion, a gain of $4.92 billion, according to the Investment Company Institute.
Some blamed the "sell in May" chestnut for the selloff; others saw the European debt contagion as the culprit, while still others looked back to the May 6 Flash Crash, when the Dow lost nearly 1,000 points in less than an hour before rebounding, as a piercing blow to investor confidence in the markets.
"The action since May 6 has been a digestion of the Flash Crash," said Paul Schatz, president of Heritage Capital. "It has taken so much positive sentiment, so much bullishness from the late March and April, wiping it away with a sledgehammer for a couple of weeks."
Perhaps more interesting, though, is that Schatz and others think the May washout actually may be prelude for a rebound.
Whether the rebound lasts is another question, but for now strategists see the move of the stocks into correction territory—defined as 10 percent drop—as merely a natural reaction to the more than 70 percent rally in the previous 14 months.
"If you want a correction you're going to get one," said Linda Duessel, equity market strategist at Federated Investors in Pittsburgh. "We were well overbought. Sentiment measures were getting too high. We were overdue for a correction. It was all in line."
Duessel is sticking to her projection of 1,350 on the S&P by year's end, though she acknowledged that investors have a right to be concerned about the Flash Crash and the mystery that continues to surround the stunning event.
"The event itself is worthy (of concern) but I don't hear many people talking about it," she said. "We should worry about that and why we haven't figured it out."
The market finds itself entering a normally pretty easy time for investors. June and August are usually about average, but July tops the rest of the calendar for stock performance.
Sam Stovall, S&P's chief market strategist, said a "summer sprint" could well be in the cards, and at the least believes worries that the market reverting to financial crisis mode is unlikely.
"We still believe this correction will not become a new bear market as, unlike 2008, the world is emerging from recession, not heading into it, and S&P 500 (earnings per share) growth estimates remain steadfast," Stovall said in a research note.
Still, fear pervades as the CBOE Volatility Index hovers around 30, even venturing above 40 a few times during the month and the market shows other troubling signs.
The New York Stock Exchange had to invoke its Rule 48 four times in May because volatility prevented a smooth market opening for certain stocks. Rule 48 allows the exchange to suspend a rule requiring market makers to show premarket prices.
Also, volume has been significantly more pronounced during down days, and fund flows show confidence remains elusive.
"The everyday investor needs to hear that stocks are going up and that they're going to stay up," said Bob Iaccino, chief market strategist at LotusBrokerage.com. "Every time we have these volatile moves (it's) great for traders but it really isn't convincing investors to put more into (their) 401(k) and get us back that naturally upward bias that equities have had for the last 20 years." (See video)
Indeed, traders continue to hold great sway over the markets compared to the retail investor.
Dan Aaronson, partner at Continental Capital Advisors in New York, thinks it will be traders who will take the market up over the summer now that the correction has cheapened up the market.
While he remains generally pessimistic about stocks, the summer could provide some opportunity.
"The fast money is going to try to take advantage of that pessimism and take these stocks up," he said. "You've got people who have raised cash who are probably flat to down 5 percent this year. Stock trader-types want to put money to work, I'm sure of it."


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"We have great belief in this project because it represents the convergence of two great Italian passions: soccer and technology," enthused The Space topper Giuseppe Corrado.
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TORONTO -- The Blue Jays' early defensive woes have been well documented, highlighted by a couple of lapses in Saturday's contest that cost the team a victory, but manager John Gibbons believes that team defense is a strength.
"I think when it's all said and done in the end, that'll be one of our strengths," Gibbons said.
However there are no delusions about the team's issues defensively to begin the season.
"No doubt about it [we've had poor execution on defense]," Gibbons said. "And it's got to get better."
The defense on Saturday allowed the Yankees to score four of their runs, and an additional two in Friday's contest that proved to be the turning point.
"To be honest, I don't think it's a big concern; it's cost us, but we've got a good defensive team," Gibbons said.
Certainly 18 games into the year doesn't tell the tale of a long season, but the impact that it's having is what's concerning. Coupled with Toronto's slow start, the significance of these mistakes is exaggerated.
Eleven errors isn't overly alarming -- Toronto's on pace to best last season's total -- but the manner in which they are happening, in key situations, is.
Before Sunday's series finale against the Yankees, Gibbons couldn't classify whether his team's defensive woes were the result of physical errors or mental lapses, simply referring to them as "just mistakes."
The Blue Jays haven't been doing any additional work in the field outside of taking grounders during batting practice, nor are there any plans to. Gibbons believes that everything will eventually progress to the mean.
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This is a page to document and track progress on an Open-HVAC-Control system (thermostat). To-date there is no relatively cheap networked thermostat in existence, the price-point of commercial units is $200-$300 for this type of functionality. And while a few people on the net have posted their plans for building a network-enabled thermostat, none of the designs are "production ready" in any sense, nor do they present a friendly interface for non-technical family members to use.
[edit] Project mission and scope
The goal of this project is to create an open source programmable and networked thermostat controller. Its primary function is to facilitate reliable and stable HVAC control of commercial quality. The design should support as many HVAC configurations as is reasonably possible. The design may not support every possible configuration simultaneously. It should facilitate experimentation and further expansion of the system if desired. Lastly it should have a friendly look and user interface so the rest of the family is not afraid to touch it :-).
[edit] Base capabilities
The intent is to produce a PCB which can facilitate a reliable basic configuration and can also have parts added to support add-on features.
- control a basic 3/4-wire heating and cooling HVAC home with an easy-to-use control panel
- support a standard base of programmability support (5/2days, 7days, multiple stage systems, ect)
- configuration stored in non-volitile memory
- header for USB connectivity (FTDI cable sold separately)
- expandable to meet the users needs
[edit] Add-on capabilities
- support network connectivity of some type for a secondary level of control and remote data-logging
- ethernet shield
- wifi shield
- interfacing with X-10 RCS thermostat control systems
- RF relay control?
- ability to support Z-wave in the future
- support of heat-pump systems (5 relays, multi-stage heating and cooling)
- support of additional network options for the DIY-er
- sub-1GHz RF tranceivers
[edit] Related projects
College dorm project:
Various Arduino projects (BTW, by no means do we have to use Arduino. These are for reference.)
- http://arduinothermostat.blogspot.com/
- http://www.plainlystated.com/2011/07/building-a-thermostat-using-arduino/
- http://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-LCD-Thermostat/
- http://hackaday.com/2009/03/03/remote-thermometer-using-arduino/
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ATiny2313 thermostat (alpha-code posted in comments now):
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We were scheduled to leave the Holy Land on the Sunday after Thanksgiving. Since we made our flight reservations in early November, we should have anticipated that the scheduling would be tight.
Sure enough, instead of the standard flight from Tel Aviv to New York or Atlanta, we were scheduled to fly on a red-eye from Tel Aviv to Bucharest, Romania.
Considering the late reservation, we were happy to find a flight at all. As a result, we didn't feel too bad when we saw a number of Jewish families with small children board the New York flight after a Thanksgiving week break in Israel.
We boarded the crowded plane at midnight and had a three-hour flight to Romania on Tarom Airlines. The Romanian airline did a good job at making us feel comfortable, with chairs that recline farther than any plane I have flown.
The in-flight magazine had a few interesting translation problems. "How smart do you fell at 30,000 feet?" was the question at the top of a page of puzzles. I thought about that question for most of the flight. Thankfully, I didn't learn the answer.
We arrived at the Bucharest Airport at 3 a.m. and, after passing through a security check, found ourselves in a mostly empty airport. The only other people were two men who had been on the same flight. We started talking and were glad to hear that they were also on their way to Salt Lake City, another casualty of last minute reservation on the busiest flight day of the year.
The two Israeli men, Ben and Ami, are executives of Gizmoz, a high tech firm with offices in Menlo Park, CA, Ramat Gan, Israel, and Draper, Utah. They were traveling to Utah for two weeks. Ben is the Chief Operations Officer and Ami is the Chief Technology Officer for the company, which helps people create digital "avatars" for use on the internet and beyond (see their website at www.gizmoz.com).
Our enjoyable conversation in the middle of the night in an empty airport in Romania covered a wide range of issues; everything from family to religion to technology to flying. They had interesting and well thought responses to every question and every topic.
They had both served in the Israeli Armed Forces and had lived very interesting lives.
Ami talked about the challenges of dealing with the strong religious background of his family. Ben talked about taking his family on a one-week vacation this past summer to Lake Powell.
We had three hours to kill before our next flight to Paris and as the night passed, our conversation became more personal. I asked, "So how did your families end up in Israel?"
Ben answered, "My mother's family lived in the Old City of Jerusalem for many generations. My father's family is from Poland."
Ben then told us the story of his grandfather, a Polish Jew who had assimilated into Polish society and wanted nothing more than to simply be a Polish citizen. He and his family were taken one night and shipped to Auschwitz, where most of them were killed.
Ben's father, then ten years old, endured Auschwitz for nearly three years before he was freed and made his way to Israel. It was a sobering conversation, but also hopeful, since Ben's father had obviously built a successful life and had successful children and grandchildren.
We were deep in conversation as the morning was starting to break. People started to arrive for our 6:30 departure to Paris and the seats around us began to fill. I noticed one man who walked in looking like a living negative stereotype of an Eastern European. He was disheveled, unkempt, unshaved and sloppily dressed. The hulking man sat down directly behind Ben, and turned around several times during the conversation. He appeared to be agitated.
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People began to turn around to see just what was going on. Ben quickly defused the situation by telling the man, "Ok, thank you" and we all got up and walked away. Ben said that the man was intoxicated.
What a strange turn of events. Afterwards, I asked Ben if we had caught just a brief glimpse of the anti-Semitism that is apparently alive and well in some corners of the world.
He answered, "I did not hear any anti-Semitism in the man's response. I guess it was more of a drunken national pride.
"… By the way, I think that anti-Semitism comes out in many drunken Europeans but the anti-Semitism I am more worried about comes from the European intellectuals, politicians and journalists."
The direct flight from Paris to Salt Lake City is wonderful, allowing us to avoid the crowded holiday airports in the northwest United States. There were four movies, two meals and two snacks during the 11-hour flight, which travels over Greenland and comes into the United States over North Dakota.
Lynda was on one side and the seat on the other side was empty through much of the boarding process. As happens all too often, my hopes of an extra seat were crushed just before the door closed.
An elegantly-dressed tall man came down the isle, with a flight attendant scurrying behind him. He had a full head of coiffed hair and fine features, looking so much like a celebrity that I wracked my brain if I knew who he was He sat down in my spare seat and the flight attendant gave him a free Delta in-flight gift bag, all the while speaking French.
As we taxied down the runway, I asked him if he was a celebrity refugee from First Class. He said, in English, that he firmly belonged in the economy class and simply knew the flight attendant from a prior flight.
I eventually figured out how he knew the flight attendants. For most of the 11-hour flight, he stood in the back of the plane doing tai chi exercises, and talking to flight attendents.
Jon L. Heberling was on his way home from the south of France to Kalispell, Montana, where he works as an attorney. Heberling represents nearly 750 former and current residents of Libby, Montana.
Now the residents of Monticello (and the entire Colorado plateau) should know about Libby, Montana. The working class community in the northwest corner of the state is home to what the Environmental Protection Agency calls "the worst case of industrial poisoning of a whole community in American history.'"
Libby was the home of a vermiculite plant that succeeded in exposing every resident of the town to asbestos over a 70-year period. Even though it is alleged that the owners of the plant knew about the asbestos exposure for 30 years, it was not until 1999 that the contamination came to the attention of the general public.
Asbestos does terrible things to the human body and the residents of Libby have paid a high price for their years of exposure.
(By the way, the documentary Libby, Montana, by High Plains Films, was nominated for an Emmy award. The latest release by High Plains Films is Brave New West, a profile of Jim Stiles, publisher of the Canyon Country Zephyr and columnist for the San Juan Record.)
Heberling was very interested in the story of the Monticello Uranium Mill and the work of the Victims of Mill Tailings Exposure.
Heberling is a child of the 1960s. He moved to Montana after completing law school at the University of California Berkeley, with the intent of becoming an environmental attorney. He said that while the environmental work was satisfying, the bears and deer he was helping didn't pay their bills. So he began to look around and found the case of a lifetime in Libby.
The residents of Libby are much like the residents of San Juan County. As a general rule, they are conservative and independent and mistrust the federal government. They hate environmentalists and outsiders and newcomers.
Now, after facing the health impact of years of exposure to asbestos, these same residents are embracing a liberal, French-speaking, Berkeley-educated environmentalist who does tai chi and vacations in the south of France. I wish him the best of luck.


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Is it more worth getting a workstation with a better graphics card, or a beefier processor? It seems to me that Creo isn't heavily dependent on graphics hardware, versus NX and other programs. I'm a college student trying to admin a Formula SAE team's CAD work (Creo), and I also do freelance video and photo work.
I'm debating between a high end Sager, which would have a desktop class i7 loaded inside and a GeForce card, versus something from a traditional ISV like a Dell Precision which would have a weaker mobile i7 but a M3000M / M5000M. I know the consensus is to get a certified rig, but just wondering whether anyone had experience on choosing a faster CPU or GPU on Creo.
From my research on Specviewperf benchmarks, it seems that Creo is not as sensitive to GPU; it looks like the Maxwell GeForces trade blows with the Quadros, which is interesting on the NX benchmarks, the Quadros absolutely annihilate the GeForces. If that is true, it seems like I'd get more performance by going with a beefier processor and retain a better GPU for Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, etc.


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Hello Jim,
Can you tell us now what the COMPLETE differences will be between the Epic-S and the Epic-X?
I have a feeling that my old screen-saves of your product matrix are not so valid anymore.
To me, it almost seems as if the Epic-M's are now what the original Tattoo's were meant to be, considering they're only making a handful and they'll be reserved for early adopters.
Shooting double system anyway so no audio OK.
I never do playback in camera anyway, but that's just me.
Hope that clears up the confusion.
I'm glad you decided to release these, even though I am unable to take advantage of the offer.
For the fortunate few who get these, PLEASE be generous with your postings. Allow the rest of us to live vicariously through you by posting pics of your set ups, samples of your footage, and your impressions of working with such a ground breaking tool.
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Faculty receive Guggenheim Fellowships
Six Princeton faculty members are among the 189 artists, scholars and scientists selected from nearly 2,800 applicants for the 2007 Guggenheim Fellowships.
Each Guggenheim Fellow, appointed on the basis of distinguished achievement in the past and exceptional promise for future accomplishment, receives a grant to support his or her work. For 2007, the 83rd year of the competition, the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation is distributing awards totaling $7.6 million.
The Princeton faculty members and their proposed projects are:
• Daniel Rodgers, the Henry Charles Lea Professor of History, for research on "Transformation in Social Thought in 1980s America."
• José Scheinkman, the Theodore A. Wells '29 Professor of Economics, for research on "The Economics of the Informal Sector."
• Nigel Smith, professor of English and chair of the Committee for Renaissance Studies, for research on "Literary Production in Early Modern Europe, 1500-1700."
• Dmitri Tymoczko, assistant professor of music, for music composition.
• Michael Wachtel, professor of Slavic languages and literatures, for research on "Pushkin's Lyric Poetry."
• Tommy White, lecturer in visual arts and the University Center for the Creative and Performing Arts, for painting.


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Flash back 25 years, when this Lanarkshire quartet were voted 'Album of the Year' ahead of their greatest fans, Nirvana.
Since then, the grunge-y edge has softened but their 10th album shows the same ear for harmony and melody. It's a mature collection, from what are, whisper it, four middle-aged men, but still with the joyous zest of their younger selves.
Lead single I'm In Love is a classic slab of jangly pop, while I Was Beautiful... is driven by a motorik beat and trademark sunny harmonies. As the album title suggests, this is a band happy to live in the moment - Here, and now. Rather than burning out, the trio are growing old gracefully but still with great style and verve. 4/5


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You have to fly here to Manila, Philippines. you got a lot of fans here. you'd have one of the best times of your life, guaranteed!!
I would love to see you at the Roanoke Civic Center in Roanoke, VA. I swear to you I would bring all my friends and family.
B.o.B you should definitely come out to the New York area preferably long island id love to see a concert!!!
B.o.B needs to come back to Connecticut. He can rock out Toads Place in New Haven like he did when he opened up for Shwayze, or better yet he should join his friend Lupe Fiasco at the BOMBfest in Durham May 30th
CT needs some B.o.B!!
they should NOT tour in Minnesota or anywhere in the midwest, or Canada. their video clearly ostracizes white women, so why tour in places they hate the white, blonde, blue eyed chicks? they need to stay where multiple versions of nappy head are abundant. we all get the message - you don't like white broads. okay, then stay away from us.


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Alexis has been playing guitar and singing for over 30 years. Seasoned and versatile, Alexis plays a wide variety of classic music, with a repertoire of songs in , from artist like Sam Cook, the Beatles, Creedence, John Denver and other giants of popular music. His solo shows are acoustic, with his slide guitar skills a tasty feature. Recognized as one of the sunshine coast's best vocal talents, he regularly performs at the RSL clubs, surf clubs and wine bars all over the sunshine coast. Alexis performs to both discerning listeners and keen dancers.
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My little sister just got a doll house for her birthday and with it, she also got a bunch of extra accessories for the inside of the house. Now, having said that I am going to show you "how to draw furniture", step by step. I have a few tutorials on Dragoart that is considered to be furniture. For instance, I already have a couch, but I drew another sofa anyway just because it is more updated, and easier to follow. I also have a lamp, table, bed, chair, and other fun stuff that you can fill a room with. I think it's important teaching yourself "how to draw furniture" because you can draw room scenes a whole lot easier if you know how to make things that can fill a room. If you want to draw a bathroom than it's a good idea that you know how to make a toilet, bathtub, sink, and even a shower. Anyways the piece of furniture that you will draw is a sofa, and the best part is, you can color it, decorate it, and even draw three cushions instead of two if you want. I guess that's it. All I can do now is let you get busy with this tutorial on how to draw furniture in the form of a couch. Peace out people, and be sure to submit your finished works when you are all done.
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Solari necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 44 diseños de 19 diseñadores freelance.
Logo design needed for new company that will "showcase" apartments on local television show (leased access) and also on accompanying website. We're looking for something clean and modern. Mosey on below for the skinny...
GainesvilleApartments.TV (and GainesvilleApartmentsTV.com)
To boil it down, we are going to be showcasing area apartments on a local TV channel in the form of slideshows and video tours. It's much like some of those real estate TV shows some of you may have seen on your local cable channels, except it's for apartments. We'll also bridge over to the internet using our website to showcase the apartments there as well.
So, what we're looking for is a clean, modern logo that can show at a glance the TV and web concept simultaneously somehow. If you're going to incorporate an apartment in the logo, make sure it is more of a Florida style apartment - no high rises, etc.
We have no current color scheme picked out yet, so we're at your mercy, but again, I would stick with a Florida theme.
CLARIFICATION ON TYPE OF APARTMENTS -- Folks, our target apartments are
college style apartments in a college town. So, as mentioned in the
brief, no high rises -- a few stories are fine. They have pools, lots
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- Clean, modern design (web 2.0?)
- Florida colors
- Should incorporate TV and Apartment within so it's recognizable at a glance
- Domain name needs to be in logo but can be on the side or part of the logo, etc.
- Logo should be in Photoshop or vector format.
- Complicated design
- Dark background (will be on white)
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Plainville, Massachusetts
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Plainville is a town in Massachusetts. It was formed in 1905 and was previously called Wrentham. It can be found in Norfolk county. For more information, contact the county at 142 South St., Plainville 02762. On the attached map, Plainville is shown as 15 in Norfolk county.
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Mistakes, we all make them. But today, we want to know which mistake we are making right now that future generations will most judge us for.
Will it be the lack of a kill-switch embedded in our robo-tech that future generations regret? Or perhaps they'll wish we'd pushed further with our space program? Or maybe they'll just be standing around our singed husk of a planet (in a protective helmet, so as not to inhale the toxic fumes) thinking, "Man, I wish my great-great-great-great grandparents had cooled it with the carbon dioxide emissions back in 2013."
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Wonderful pickles from Door County Wisconsin! All of the pickles are hand packed and registered with the FDA for quality assurance. Approximately 85% of the cucumbers are raised organically from a local grower. Ingredients: cucumbers, vinegar, salt, dill and sugar. 16 oz. Made in the USA.
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Peugeot 308 SW 3 Button Remote Key (2008 - 2010) (6490S0)
- Code:PEU-R33
- Weight:0.040 Kgs
Detailed description
Genuine Peugeot 308 SW Remote Key (2008 - 2010)
Peugeot Part Numbers: 6490S0 / 6490S1
3 Buttons: Lock, Unlock and Boot
Transponder: ID46 – PCF7961
Frequency: 433 Mhz
Battery: CR1620
Key Blade: HU83
This key comes complete with a transponder chip (ID46 – PCF7961) and can be supplied uncut, cut to code, cut to photo or cut to the vehicle's door lock. To find out more about our cutting service please see the 'key cutting' link at the top of the page along with the information below.
Suitable for the following models:
Peugeot 308 SW (01/07/2008 - 28/02/2010) (RPO numbers 11558 - 12165)
If you are unsure whether this is the correct part for your vehicle then please send us your VIN / chassis number and we will confirm the correct part number for you.
Peugeot Part Numbers:
Uncut: 6490S0
Cut: 6490S1
Peugoet 308 (SW models only with opening window tailgate system)
The key will need to be programmed before it will start the car. Please see the following guidance for who will be able to program this key type.
Who can program this key?
Peugeot main dealer – Yes
Independent garage – Yes
Specialist auto electrician – Yes
Professional vehicle locksmith – Yes
Programming Method:
Immobiliser: Diagnostically.
Remote: Automatically with immobiliser.
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We can cut keys to the manufacturer's code. For this particular key the code will usually be with the service book and will start with the letters HCA followed by four numbers, e.g. HCA1234. It may be prefixed by H00, e.g. H00HCA1234.
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For keys cut to VIN we cut the key to your VIN and supply you with the key code and immobiliser PIN required for programming (where available). To do this we require a copy of the inside page of the logbook / ownership document, detailing the vehicle's registration, VIN and vehicle owner's details. The vehicle owner's details must match the delivery address details when placing your order. Please scan or take a clear photo of the log book and upload it using the 'upload a photo' option.
IMPORTANT: Keys cut to VIN will be cut to the original locks of the vehicle. If the vehicle has previously had the locks changed then obviously this key will not work. Keys cut to VIN are non-refundable.
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Chocolate Crunch (Adapted from CL)
3 cups regular oats
1 cup Cheerios
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/3 cup slivered almonds
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 cup honey
2 tablespoons canola oil
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 ounces bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped
1/2 cup dried cranberries
Preheat oven to 300
In a large bowl, toss together oats, Cheerios, brown sugar, slivered almonds, salt and cinnamon.
In a small saucepan, stir together honey and canola oil - cook until warm over low heat, about 2 minutes. Remove from heat - stir in vanilla and chocolate until smooth. Drizzle over the oat mixture - coat hands lightly with olive oil spray and gently mix chocolate mixture and oat mixture until combined. Scoop out the mixture onto a large baking sheet lined with a silpat or parchment paper - spread to an even layer.
Bake for 20 to 30 minutes, stirring every 10 minutes. Remove and stir in cranberries - place on a wire rack until it has cooled completely.
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Hey! I just found this recipe. It's in my oven right now! Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
Hollyn - I hope it turned out as well for you as it did for us. Enjoy!ReplyDelete
Hi, just stumbled across your recipe when googling chocolate chip granola. I have to run to the market for Cheerios, but it is on my to do list for tomorrow. Looks wonderful and easy.ReplyDelete
Bethie - Enjoy!ReplyDelete
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Bearing remanufacture
SKF bearing and housing remanufacturing, done in SKF Remanufacturing Centres, is ultimately about optimizing the service life of the product in the application. Of course, it includes remanufacturing and eventual supply of new components, but it also includes detailed analysis to evaluate how the service life of the component can be extended.
The remanufacturing processes vary depending on the application and degree of damage. Remanufacturing is a smart, cost-saving action, extending the service life of the bearing and housing and reducing the risk of unplanned machinery downtime. Remanufacturing can also be very effective for spare parts management.


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Earlier this week, Dana Cowin, editor-in-chief of Food & Wine magazine, announced the winners of the 24th annual Food & Wine Best New Chefs award, which recognizes standouts among chefs in charge of a restaurant kitchen for five years or fewer.
None of the winners hails from Palm Beach—or anywhere else in Florida, for that matter—but some of the victors may be familiar to the well-traveled among us.
They are: Erik Anderson and Josh Habiger of The Catbird Seat in Nashville, Tenn.; Mario Carbone and Rich Torrisi of Torrisi Italian Specialties in New York City; Danny Grant of RIA in Chicago; Dan Kluger of ABC Kitchen in New York City; Corey Lee of Benu in San Francisco; Jenn Louis of Lincoln Restaurant in Portland, Or.; Cormac Mahoney of Madison Park Conservatory in Seattle; Bryant Ng of The Spice Table in Los Angeles; Karen Nicolas of Equinox in Washington, D.C.; and Blaine Wetzel of The Willows Inn in Lummi Island, Wash.
According to Cowin, those chefs have "created truly pilgrimage-worthy restaurants, whether on a tiny island in the Pacific Northwest or in the heart of New York City's NoLita."
Each year, the winners are chosen after a months-long selection process in which Food & Wine works with nationwide restaurant critics, food writers and other sources to identify potential nominees. Food & Wine editors then visit, incognito, the chefs' restaurants to taste the food.
Over the past 20-plus years, Food & Wine's Best New Chef award-winners have included chefs who subsequently became culinary stars, including Daniel Boulud (1988), Thomas Keller (1988), Rick Bayless (1988), Tom Colicchio (1991) and Dan Barber (2002).
This year's winners will be featured in the July issue of Food & Wine and also attend the 30th anniversary of the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, Colo., June 15-17.
For more information about the winners, go to http://www.foodandwine.com/best_new_chefs.


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ALBANY, N.Y.—It looks as though Article 6-E has reached the end of its journey—for now.
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The on-again, off-again drama of California's state furloughs resumes Friday with many state offices closed for business.
The California Supreme Court ruled earlier this week that furloughs of state workers can begin again while it reviews whether governors have the authority to mandate unpaid days off.
State workers started taking unpaid days off in February 2009 by order of the governor to help ease the state's budget crisis. In June, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger allowed the furloughs to expire only to turn around in July and order a new round. That's when the courts stepped in .
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On Aug. 9, an Alameda Superior Court Judge issued a stay blocking the furloughs.
So, fast forward to Wednesday's ruling which was a victory for Schwarzenegger.
The Republican governor recently ordered workers to be furloughed three days a month, for an estimated savings of $150 million a month. For workers, one furlough day equals about 4.65 percent of an employee's monthly pay, according to the Sacramento Bee.
Another furlough day is scheduled for August 27 along with one additional day floating between now and the end of the month.
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