Homeland Housewares on 1-866-446-6352. Magic Bullet
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Magic Bullet Blender Repair - FixYa
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How to make a gear !
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Nigeria cracks down on e-mail scams / The Christian Science Monitor - CSMonitor.com
Nigeria cracks down on e-mail scams / The Christian Science Monitor - CSMonitor.com
Transparency International's corruption-perceptions index
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Treatment Systems for Household Water Supplies - Reverse Osmosis
Treatment Systems for Household Water Supplies - Reverse Osmosis
http://www.ag.ndsu.edu/pubs/h2oqual/watsys/ae1047w.htm#disadvantage
http://www.ag.ndsu.edu/pubs/h2oqual/watsys/ae1047w.htm#disadvantage
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EWG Tap Water Database 2009
EWG Tap Water Database 2009
http://www.ewg.org/tap-water/whatsinyourwater/CA/Pasadena-City-Water-Dept/1910124/
http://www.ewg.org/tap-water/whatsinyourwater/CA/Pasadena-City-Water-Dept/1910124/
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Friday, December 24, 2010
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Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Cabling: The Complete Guide to Network Wiring, 3rd Edition
Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Cabling: The Complete Guide to Network Wiring, 3rd Edition
dropping a metal bead chain down a stud cavity, then inserting a magnet into the outlet box hole to retrieve the bead chain. After that, you can attach a pull string to run the cat5 cable.
dropping a metal bead chain down a stud cavity, then inserting a magnet into the outlet box hole to retrieve the bead chain. After that, you can attach a pull string to run the cat5 cable.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
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Bargain Junkies Are Beating Retailers at Their Own Game | Magazine
Bargain Junkies Are Beating Retailers at Their Own Game | Magazine
http://www.wired.com/magazine/2010/11/ff_hackingretail/
http://www.wired.com/magazine/2010/11/ff_hackingretail/
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Sunday, December 19, 2010
One of a kind steampunk jewelry made of antique watches by Antige
One of a kind steampunk jewelry made of antique watches by Antige
http://www.etsy.com/shop/Antige?ref=seller_info
http://www.etsy.com/shop/Antige?ref=seller_info
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How to Make Trashion Steampunk Earrings (PDF) | Handmadeology
How to Make Trashion Steampunk Earrings (PDF) | Handmadeology
http://www.handmadeology.com/how-to-make-trashion-steampunk-earrings-pdf/
http://www.handmadeology.com/how-to-make-trashion-steampunk-earrings-pdf/
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LinkedIn Shows New Search Options, Some No Longer Free
LinkedIn Shows New Search Options, Some No Longer Free
http://www.booleanblackbelt.com/2010/06/linkedin-shows-new-search-options-some-no-longer-free/
http://www.booleanblackbelt.com/2010/06/linkedin-shows-new-search-options-some-no-longer-free/
Last name initial only seems to have started as a beta
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LinkedIn Shows New Search Options, Some No Longer Free
LinkedIn Shows New Search Options, Some No Longer Free
http://www.booleanblackbelt.com/2010/06/linkedin-shows-new-search-options-some-no-longer-free/
http://www.booleanblackbelt.com/2010/06/linkedin-shows-new-search-options-some-no-longer-free/
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Dear Facebook, Please Return Our Social Networking Space
Dear Facebook, Please Return Our Social Networking Space
http://techcrunch.com/2010/12/19/dear-facebook-please-return-our-social-networking-space/
http://techcrunch.com/2010/12/19/dear-facebook-please-return-our-social-networking-space/
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Saturday, December 18, 2010
Captain Beefheart, aka Don Van Vliet, Dead at 69 - CBS News
Captain Beefheart, aka Don Van Vliet, Dead at 69 - CBS News
(AP) Updated 7:29 a.m. ET
Musician and artist Don Van Vliet, who performed a complex brand of experimental rock under the name Captain Beefheart, died Friday. He was 69.
The Michael Werner Gallery in New York confirmed Van Vliet's death in California due to complications stemming from multiple sclerosis. The gallery exhibits his paintings.
Van Vliet was probably best known for the album "Trout Mask Replica," which was released in 1969 by Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band.
The album's angular, dissonant take on blues rock and Van Vliet's growling, surreal lyrics put him outside the mainstream, but staked his place in rock history.
Rolling Stone magazine recently ranked "Trout Mask Replica" number 58 on its list of the 500 greatest albums of all time. The album was produced by fellow experimental rock pioneer Frank Zappa, a high school friend from the desert town of Lancaster, Calif.
"Record producers have always been certain that Don Vliet was just a hype away from the big money," according to a 1970 profile in Rolling Stone. "But Beefheart stubbornly continues what he's doing and waits patiently for everyone else to come around."
By shunning commercial success and a more accessible sound, Van Vliet became a role model for subsequent generations of musicians. His music is cited as an influence on the rise of punk, post-punk and new wave. Beefheart is also claimed as a kindred spirit by free jazz musicians and avant-garde classical composers.
In the 1980s, Van Vliet turned full-time to art. He painted in a raw, expressionistic style and showed his acclaimed work widely even as he withdrew from the public eye.
He is survived by his wife of more than 40 years.
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(AP) Updated 7:29 a.m. ET
Musician and artist Don Van Vliet, who performed a complex brand of experimental rock under the name Captain Beefheart, died Friday. He was 69.
The Michael Werner Gallery in New York confirmed Van Vliet's death in California due to complications stemming from multiple sclerosis. The gallery exhibits his paintings.
Van Vliet was probably best known for the album "Trout Mask Replica," which was released in 1969 by Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band.
The album's angular, dissonant take on blues rock and Van Vliet's growling, surreal lyrics put him outside the mainstream, but staked his place in rock history.
Rolling Stone magazine recently ranked "Trout Mask Replica" number 58 on its list of the 500 greatest albums of all time. The album was produced by fellow experimental rock pioneer Frank Zappa, a high school friend from the desert town of Lancaster, Calif.
"Record producers have always been certain that Don Vliet was just a hype away from the big money," according to a 1970 profile in Rolling Stone. "But Beefheart stubbornly continues what he's doing and waits patiently for everyone else to come around."
By shunning commercial success and a more accessible sound, Van Vliet became a role model for subsequent generations of musicians. His music is cited as an influence on the rise of punk, post-punk and new wave. Beefheart is also claimed as a kindred spirit by free jazz musicians and avant-garde classical composers.
In the 1980s, Van Vliet turned full-time to art. He painted in a raw, expressionistic style and showed his acclaimed work widely even as he withdrew from the public eye.
He is survived by his wife of more than 40 years.
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Friday, December 17, 2010
Bathroom Design - Great Interior Design - Living Room,Bedroom,Kitchen,Bathroom,Furniture,Wall Design,Flooring,Lighting,Eco-friendly Interior,Car Interior,Apartment Interior,Villa Interior,Hotel Interior,Bar Interior,Cafe Interior, etc.
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BBC E-mail: 'Several sharks' in Egypt attacks
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** 'Several sharks' in Egypt attacks **
Sharks of different species are behind a series of attacks on tourists at Egypt's Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, a US investigator says.
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BBC E-mail: Splashdown for private spacecraft
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** Splashdown for private spacecraft **
A private US capsule that could soon be hauling cargo and even astronauts to the space station has successfully completed its maiden flight.
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BBC E-mail: Find boosts 'diamond planet' idea
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** Find boosts 'diamond planet' idea **
A US-British team of astronomers has discovered the first planet with ultra-high concentrations of carbon.
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BBC E-mail: Database on how 'bees see world'
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** Database on how 'bees see world' **
Researchers are being offered a glimpse of how bees may see flowers in all their ultra-violet glory, using a public database.
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BBC E-mail: Facebook boss in giveaway pledge
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** Facebook boss in giveaway pledge **
Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg becomes one of the latest billionaires to pledge to give away the majority of his wealth.
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BBC E-mail: Anonymous attackers 'go public'
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** Anonymous attackers 'go public' **
The group of pro-Wikileaks activists who coordinated a series of web attacks explain their actions in a document published online.
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Amanda Knox Makes Emotional Address In Italy Appeal
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AP - December 11, 2010
Convicted murderer Amanda Knox broke into tears as she made an emotional address to an appeals court in Italy, saying Saturday she is the innocent victim of an "enormous mistake" and that her life had been "broken" by three years in jail.
In a powerful 20-minute address to the court, the 23-year-old American reached out to the family of Meredith Kercher, the British girl she was convicted of killing and sexually assaulting in 2007 when they were roommates on a student exchange program in Perugia.
Knox denied being the "dangerous, diabolical, uncaring, violent" person described by the prosecution.
Last year, Knox was convicted and sentenced to 26 years in prison. Also convicted of the same charges was Raffaele Sollecito, an Italian who is Knox's ex-boyfriend. He was sentenced to 25 years in prison. Both deny wrongdoing, and have appealed the verdict.
The appeals trial formally opened last month but that hearing was immediately adjourned. With Saturday's hearing, the new proceedings got into full swing.
"I am innocent. Raffaele is innocent. We did not kill Meredith," said Knox, speaking Italian, and her voice breaking. "It doesn't' do justice to Meredith and her loved ones to take our lives from us."
Silence fell on the courtroom as Knox started speaking, with her step-father Chris Mellas and her university friend Madison Paxton in attendance. Paxton, who was crying during her friend's speech, said later she had never been "so proud of anybody in my life."
Knox has addressed the court in the previous trial but never for as long or as passionately. She said she regretted not being able to fully speak her mind before, saying that words don't come easily to her and that she has a difficult time standing up for herself.
In the United States, the coverage of the case has been largely favorable to the American and critical of the Italian handling of the case. Some raised doubts over the investigation and the collecting of forensic evidence allegedly linking Knox and Sollecito to the crime.
"I stand here more scared than ever, not because I am or I have ever been afraid of the truth," she said, "but because the truth has not been recognized."
She was in tears as she said she thinks of Kercher as a dear friend she is "grateful and honored" to have met.
In the previous trial, Knox had described Kercher as a friend whose death had shocked her. On Saturday, she also turned her thoughts to the victim's family.
"I'm very sorry Meredith is no longer living," a tearful Knox said. "I too have little sisters and the idea of their suffering, their loss, terrifies me."
"What you are going through, and what Meredith was subjected to, is incomprehensible and unacceptable," she said.
The victim's father, John Kercher, wrote a piece in Britain's Daily Mail lamenting the fact that "since that act of horrific violence, Knox, it seems, has been accorded the status of a minor celebrity."
Kercher wrote that Knox's parents "have never expressed their condolences to our family for our grievous loss."
"There has been no letter of sympathy; no word of regret," he wrote. "Instead, I have watched them repeatedly reiterate the mantra of their daughter's innocence."
Knox said it took her time to come to terms with her new life, saying "I was in prison, my photo was everywhere." She lamented what she said were "insidious, unjust, mean" reports of her private life. While the American press has largely been sympathetic to Knox, reports in Britain and Italy have often described her as a devious, manipulative woman.
"I can never get used to this broken life," she said. "I still don't know how to face all this, except than to be myself."
In their December ruling, the court said that on the night of the murder, Knox and Sollecito were at the house with a fourth person, Rudy Hermann Guede, an Ivory Coast citizen who has also been convicted of murder in separate proceedings. Knox and Sollecito assisted Guede's sexual desire for Kercher, becoming her brutal assailants together with the Ivorian man and ultimately killing the 21-year-old when she resisted the sexual approach.
"How is it possible that I should have jumped at the opportunity to hurt my friend, be violent as if it were the natural thing to do?" Knox asked the court.
At the appeals trial, the defense lawyers for Knox and Sollecito are seeking a full review on the forensic evidence, including on disputed DNA evidence that was found on a knife allegedly used in the murder, and on the clasp of Kercher's bra.
The defense maintains that DNA traces were inconclusive, and also challenged that they may have been contaminated when they were analyzed. They also want new testimony to be heard.
The court is expected to rule on these requests at the next hearing, Dec. 18.
The prosecutors, who had sought life sentences, are also appealing the ruling, as they can in Italy. [Copyright 2010 The Associated Press]
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Article: Goldman Sachs Programmer Found Guilty of Stealing Code
Goldman Sachs Programmer Found Guilty of Stealing Code
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CNBC.com Article: A Secretive Banking Elite Rules Trading in Derivatives
CNBC.com Article: A Secretive Banking Elite Rules Trading in Derivatives
In theory, clearinghouses exist to safeguard the integrity of the multitrillion-dollar derivatives market. In practice, they also defend big banks' dominance, the New York Times reports.
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IEEE Trans. Vis. and Comp. Graphics - Google Search
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Visual design
Data
Visualization
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WiFi Baby 3G Turns Your iPhone Into a Baby Monitor
WiFi Baby 3G Turns Your iPhone Into a Baby Monitor
FAST COMPANY | DECEMBER 3, 2010
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Keep an eye on your baby from anywhere in the house--or the world--with this device from a family-owned startup.A family-owned ...
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Lady Gaga's WikiLeak
What is the difference between leaking music files and leaking government communications files? Both kinds of files are covered by laws. Who gets to decide? Should one man own the power to decide which laws should be ignored? Should one man have the power to decide which governments to embarrass? Should one man be in charge of choosing what to release to the public and thereby control international perception?
Should one man be the moral arbiter and compass of the world?
Lady Gaga's WikiLeak
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If the U.S. government can't keep its files from WikiLeak-ing, how can the music business--an industry infamous for bootlegs ...
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Calling Time on Assange
Calling Time on Assange
BOING BOING | DECEMBER 3, 2010
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#4 • 9:49 PM, Dec 3 • Reply • 
AnonI wish Wikileaks would get back to its mission statement of, you know...actually blowing the whistle on bad stuff, rather than just trying to embarrass the US govt. Please, it's like the annoying kid in 5th grade trying to get the teacher's goat every other day. After a while, the antics get stale and you wish he'd shut up.
Where's the whistle-blowing Wikileaks was founded on? When is he going to cast a light on anything of actual value to the public (rather than gossip and useless raw data)? When is this guy going to accomplish something beyond being an egotistical media whore? When is Boing Boing going to stop trying to making this guy seem legitimate?
Twisty cabinet
Twisty cabinet
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Michele De Lucchi's 8'9" Estense cabinet is a classic piece of gnarly decor; one of the six made is for sale for a mere $62K: " ...
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Video Of Black Friday shoppers trampled At Target store
Video Of Black Friday shoppers trampled At Target store
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New CBS 'Early Show' co-anchor embraces challenge
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Vancouver's 4th Avenue Attractions
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Re: [SCFN] ITS ALL ABOUT THE BACKBONE - THE INTERNET BACKBONE
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Dsl and cable with failover and load balancing
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Article: How should we use data to improve our lives?
How should we use data to improve our lives?
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Data for a Better Planet
How should we use data to improve our lives?
By Michael Agger 
How long did it take you to get to work today? How long did it take you to get to work on this day last week? How long, on average, did it take you to get to work this month? My guess is that you have a rough idea but not the precise number. We tend to underestimate the length of our journey, since everyone likes to think they have a "short commute." Yet we may lose some measure of happiness because of this self-deception.
The Swiss economists Bruno Frey and Alois Stutzer argue that people do not appreciate the real cost of a long commute. And especially when that commute is unpredictable, it takes a toll on our daily well-being. Now, imagine if we shared our commuting information so that we could calculate the average commute from various locations around a city. When the growing family of four pulls up to a house for sale for in New Jersey, the listing would indicate not only the price and the number of bathrooms but also the rush-hour commute time to Midtown Manhattan. That would be valuable information to have, since buyers could realistically factor the tradeoffs of remaining in a smaller space closer to work against moving to a larger space and taking on a longer commute.
In a cover story for the New York Times Magazine, the writer Gary Wolf documented the followers of "The Data-Driven Life," programmers, students, and self-described geeks who track various aspects of their lives. Seth Roberts does a daily math exercise to measure small changes in his mental acuity. Kiel Gilleade is a "Body Blogger" who shares his heart rate via Twitter. On the more extreme end, Mark Carranza has a searchable database of every idea he's had since 1984.
They're not alone. This community continues to thrive, and its efforts are chronicled at a blog called the Quantified Self, co-founded by Wolf and Kevin Kelly. These folks represent the vanguard of an activity that appears a little nerdy and more than a little OCD, but one that will soon be second nature. If you've ever asked Nike+ to log your runs or given Google permission to keep your search history, you've participated in a bit of self-tracking. Now that more people have location-aware smartphones and the Web has made data easy to share, personal data is poised to become an important tool to understand how we live, and how we all might live better.
One great example of this phenomenon in action is the site Cure Together, which allows you to enter your symptoms—for, say, "anxiety" or "insomnia"—and the various remedies you've tried to feel better. One thing the site does is aggregate this information and present the results in chart form. Here is the chart for depression:
Instead of being isolated in your own condition, you can now see what has worked for others. The same principle is at work at the site Fuelly, where you can "track, share, and compare" your miles per gallon and see how efficient certain makes and models really are.
Businesses are also using data tracking to spur their employees to accomplishing companywide goals: Wal-Mart partnered with Zazengo to help employees track their "personal sustainability" actions such as making a home-cooked meal or buying local produce. The app Rescue Time, which records all of the activity on your computer, gives workers an easy way to account for their time. And that comes in handy when you want to show the boss how efficient telecommuting can be.
These tools are simultaneously cool and useful. They're also just the beginning; there are countless ways to use data to improve society that we haven't yet figured out. That's where you come in. In this Hive, I'm asking Slate readers how we can use data to help us all. The city of Paris, for example, gave residents a watch that recorded noise levels and ozone levels and then mapped the results. The people behind Asthmapolis distribute an attachment to asthma inhalers with built-in GPS, and they are using this technology to help asthma sufferers better understand what sets off their attacks.
Your suggestion could be simply a good idea, a mobile app, or a yet-to-be-invented gadget. For example, Fitbit is a small clip that records such things as your sleeping patterns and how many steps you've taken. The Copenhagen wheel monitors carbon-monoxide levels, traffic, and noise data while you ride your bike. You may also think of a clever way to use existing data. Fabian Neuhaus took all of the geo-located tweets in Moscow and plotted the locales of that city's Internet boom. What about E-ZPass or Amazon purchases or Facebook updates or crime statistics? During the next month, I'll talk to people who are experimenting with data collection both in their own lives and on a larger scale in fields as diverse as transportation, productivity, and health care. Please share your good ideas here: What are some great ways that we can collect and analyze data to improve our lives? You can submit your idea from now through Friday, Dec. 3. I'll be tracking your most interesting ideas throughout the month. And don't forget to vote on the proposals you like best. In early December, I'll take a closer look at the three top-vote-getting ideas and write about them.
What are some great ways that we can collect and analyze data to improve our lives? The site Cure Together charts what treatments its members have found most effective for combating symptoms like insomnia or anxiety. Roadify lets you know when the bus is really coming based on information shared by others. The Copenhagen wheel monitors carbon-monoxide levels, traffic, and noise data while you ride your bike. These tools are just the beginning; tell us new ways to capture, chart, and share data that will be useful and surprising. You can submit your idea between now and Friday, Dec. 3. I'll be tracking your most interesting ideas, throughout the month. And don't forget to vote for the proposals you like best. In early December, I'll take a closer look at the three top vote-getting ideas and write about them.
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