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Here's a cool LED Light bulb that comes with a remote control. Comparing to other similar products in the market, this remote control LED light can memorize the previous color, brightness, and automatic color change mode settings, even after switching the power off.
16 colors and brightness.
With a remote control.
You can adjust the brightness of light as you would like.
You can change the light into Smooth, Flash or Strobe mode.
Easy to install and use.
Designed to fit standard E27 fittings.
Suitable for illumination and beautification for home, party, etc.
No radiation, and enviromental friendly.
Appearance is simple and stylish.
Interface type: E27
Light: High Power LED
Input: AC 100V-240V
Consumption: 3W
Color: 16 colors
Operating temperature: -20 to 40 Degree
Material: Aluminum alloy
Remote control battery: included
Bulb size: 8.5 * 5.5cm (L*D)
Bulb weight: 88g
Remote control weight: 14g
Package size: 7.5 * 6 * 9.5cm
Package weight: 128g
Package inluding:
1 * LED Light Bulb
1 * Remote Control(include battery)
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This review is from: Elec-King LED008 E27 RGB LED Lamp bulb AC 100-240V 3W with Remote Control Memory Effect
Pros: Not bad when they work
Cons: I had problems with 5 of the 6 that I ordered. After about 10 minutes, they all stopped responding to the remote and would only emit purple light. If I turned them off (via wall switch or plug since they didn't respond to the remote) and let the cool off for about 10 minutes, they'd work again.
Other Thoughts: The time limit seems to be the amount of time that it takes to build up enough heat for the thermal compound they used between the emitter and the heat sink to slip free. The problem increases if the bulb is used inverted (light down) because gravity can pull the emitter completely free of the heat sink.
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This review is from: Elec-King LED008 E27 RGB LED Lamp bulb AC 100-240V 3W with Remote Control Memory Effect
Pros: This item came quick and was well packaged.
Cons: The strobe option is not really a strobe... but works great for everything else.
Other Thoughts: Love this item. Want to get a bunch more. Some for the holidays out side, easy way to change the color of the lights. Love this item.
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This review is from: Elec-King LED008 E27 RGB LED Lamp bulb AC 100-240V 3W with Remote Control Memory Effect
Pros: as advertised better than I expected love the different colors
Cons: not as bright as wanted but still worth the money
Other Thoughts: SUPER FAST DELIVERY
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Argentina What's the one dish that Argentines miss the most when living abroad? Well, if you talk to Maximiliano Alvarez of Fiorito, there's too many to choose from: mollejas (sweetbreads), provoleta cheese with chorizo, milanesas, and empanadas, just to name a few. Fair enough. But when we press ha ... More >>
The 2014 World Cup began on Thursday in Sao Paulo, and fútbol fans officially are in game-watching mode. To celebrate Brazil's second time hosting the World Cup, restaurants are creating special Brazilian-themed menus and items. Get in on the deals and specials with this guide, from a classic pican ... More >>
Unless you've been hiding from federales on an island of swamp grass floating deep within the Everglades for the past six months, you're well aware that the World Cup starts this this afternoon. You should also know that pleading ignorance of the international tournament just won't cut it in modern ... More >>
While one proposed stadium was dealt a death blow yesterday, another stadium moved one step closer a new deal with the county. The Miami Dolphins and Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez reportedly signed an agreement yesterday that would see the county pay the team money for bringing marquee events to ... More >>
The Miami television market usually leads the nation in viewership of the men's World Cup, but apparently couldn't be bothered on Sunday to tune into the final of the ladies' version. The Miami market only ranked 25th in viewership.
Wyclef's first campaign pledge: Annoying World Cup horns for all.Wyclef Jean is still waiting to find out whether he's actually eligible to run for president in Haiti, a nation that doesn't recognize dual citizenship. But that doesn't mean his campaign isn't already in full swing.Jean has release ... More >>
Miami-Dade Police are apparently here to serve and protect us from the sight of Enrique Iglesias's man bits flapping in the wind as he waters-skis in the buff. Yes, the crooning heartthrob promised to water-ski naked in Biscayne Bay if Spain won the World Cup, but local cops tell TMZ that any public ... More >>
Enrique Iglesias nude?For those of you still mourning the loss of Jezebel's daily roundup of World Cup "thighlights" and are beginning to tire of your recurring fantasies of Fernando Torres, the world's biggest sporting event seems to be the gift that keeps on giving when it comes to shameless ma ... More >>
Team USA is moving on the knockout round of the World Cup the only way America knows how - with drama and determination and come-from-behind heroics! After overcoming even more crappy FIFA officiating, an unyielding Algerian goalkeeper, England's 1-0 win over Slovenia, goal differentials, and Kom ... More >>
Wiki Commons Romario played where?The ball gets rolling at 2010 World Cup later this week in South Africa, and South Floridians are pumped. They should be. Never mind that Miami didn't get a World Cup game when the tournament was held in the U.S. in 1994, or that we might not get one the n ... More >>
Once upon time it seemed like Pitbull was possibly just too Miami to make sense anywhere else. Well, we were wrong to think that. His blend of Little Havana swagger, dance beats, and lusty raps went truly global last year with the success "Calle Ocho (I Know You Want Me). His role as a major ... More >>
Courtesy HennesseyCarlos Valderrama is rooting for Argentina or Brazil to win World Cup gloryInside Grove Liquors on SW 32nd Avenue at South Dixie Highway, two leggy, long-haired brunettes in yellow Colombian national soccer team jerseys walk in front of a mound of curly blond hair that is univer ... More >>
When Riptide saw the news this week that an all-star band of celebrities and local power-players -- including the always busy Emilio Estefan and Alonzo Mourning -- was trying to bring the World Cup to Miami, we were tempted to laugh it off as a pipe dream.via Wikimedia CommonsWill this envelope say ... More >>
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More than 300 students at Syracuse University have been valiantly protesting decisions the administration made that have denied students access to an array of campus services.
Amelia Erikson examines why your mental health is important.
Despite SUNY Cortland winning this year's Cortaca Jug yet again, the post-game celebrations in the City of Cortland were exponentially calmer than they were last year.
Staff and faculty received only a 2.75 percent raise, which fell short of Rochon's target of 3 percent.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggest that adults should get at least seven hours of sleep every night.
By Oct. 31, all members of the Ithaca College staff have to complete an online sexual harassment training course.
According to the White House Council on Women and Girls, only 13 percent of students who are sexually assaulted report the crime to authorities.
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Westbury pipped Aston Rowant by four runs in a closely-fought final at the Girls' Under 11 Festival at Charlbury.
A superior run rate had seen Westbury edge out Charlbury and Oxford for a place in the decider after they had won two of their three group games.
Rowant topped their group with three straight wins.
Oxford United sign prolific non-league striker
10:00am Thursday 27th November 2014
OXFORD United have signed John Campbell on a short-term deal until the end of the season.
Didcot duo honoured by nominations for Oxon award
9:20am Thursday 27th November 2014
DIDCOT'S Commonwealth Games medallists, Dan Rivers and Ben Watson, are thrilled at their nominations for Oxfordshire Sportsman of the Year, writes MATTHEW BRUCE.
Jack Brooks hoping to collect award at third time of asking
9:00am Thursday 27th November 2014
CRICKETER Jack Brooks is hoping it will be third time lucky at the Oxfordshire Sports Awards tomorrow, writes MATTHEW BRUCE.
CRICKET: Brooks keen to make an impression for England Lions
8:50am Thursday 27th November 2014
JACK Brooks will stick to what has made him a county cricket star as he attempts to impress national selectors while on England Lions duty this winter.
RACING: Woods is thrilled by snappy Croco
8:00am Thursday 27th November 2014
Chipping Norton-based jockey Kielan Woods was overjoyed after notching the biggest success of his career on runaway winner Croco Bay at Ascot.
ICE HOCKEY: Stars are rumbled by Thunder's late show
8:00am Thursday 27th November 2014
Oxford City Stars put up brave resistance before Milton Keynes Thunder's third-period blast sent them reeling to a 4-1 defeat in South Division 1.
ATHLETICS: Shield success caps super showing for Oxford City
8:00am Thursday 27th November 2014
OXFORD City's men led the club's successful venture to the Berks, Bucks & Oxon Cross Country Championships at Upton Court Park, Slough.
RUGBY LEAGUE: Oxford RL snap up England forwards
7:20am Thursday 27th November 2014
OXFORD RL have signed England Forces international pair Jordan Andrade and Jamie Milburn.
ATHLETICS: Treadwell bags silver
7:00am Thursday 27th November 2014
ROY Treadwell helped England to a silver medal in the British and Irish Masters Cross Country International at Wollaton Park, Nottingham.
ATHLETICS: McBain on song
7:00am Thursday 27th November 2014
ALCHESTER'S Jenny McBain was the first lady home in the latest round of the Poole Runners Winter 5K Series.


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Most bridges are compromises: Cars want to speed low and straight across the water, but but boats want to pass under them. So we wind up with either tall bridges (expensive) or moveable bridges (clunky and awkward). But now a Dutch engineering firm has come up with a radical solution that doesn't involve the… »
The Maersk Triple-E is the largest cargo ship in the world. Photographer Alastair Philip Wiper got the chance to visit Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering, the South Korean port where nine of these behemoths are currently being build. These are his amazing photos, originally published on Wired. »
Work on TOTE shipholding's new Marlin-class cargo ships is progressing quickly. Late last month crews were photographed installing the vessel's main engine, a 539-ton behemoth that runs on liquefied natural gas rather than diesel. »
America's isn't the only military to rely on heavy-lift transport vessels, the unusual class of utility ship that helped ferry the crippled USS Cole home for repairs. Russia has just released a series of photos documenting the slow return trip to the Zvezdochka shipyard for a pair of its Akula II-class submarines, the »
While GPS has enabled a degree of autonomous function in many modern maritime vessels, ships are very much unable to steer themselves upon the high seas—or even navigate out of the harbor. But, like a naval Knight Rider, this new "smart" search and rescue boat could soon be patrolling your local shores, all by itself. »
You know what makes every vacation cruise better? Gimmicks! Lots and lots of expensive, high-tech gimmicks. And the newest ship from Royal Caribbean, the Quantum of the Sea, apparently has all of them. All of the gimmicks, right there on a single ship. »
Maersk's Triple-E line of supersized cargo ships are already among the largest sea-faring vessels to ever set sail. Now the Danish shipping group can add another feather to its cap with the successful transport of more than 17,600 TEU containers. No other ship has ever carried that much on a single trip. »
One hundred years ago today, the SS Ancon became the first ship to officially pass through the Panama Canal. Because of the outbreak of World War I, there wasn't a big party for the grand opening. The waterway would go on change the history of transportation, and now it's time to change the canal itself. »
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The US Army Corps of Engineers is responsible for keeping debris out of New York's Harbor, whether it's dead whales, helicopters, driftwood, or floating docks. Without the Corps the harbor and the outlying beaches of the Rockaways and the Jersey Shore would be filled with massive pieces of debris and ships would risk… »


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In Pakistan IDUs is the highest HIV infected risk group, mainly because of frequent sharing of contaminated needles, paid blood donations and unprotected commercial sex. These IDUs are serving as bridge to transfer the HIV to general population transmitting the virus to their wives and children.... Read More
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Giant woven willow sculptures of some of the UK's edible mushroom varieties have sprung up on the lawns at Kew Gardens in west London. Kew's experts look after the largest collection of dried fungi in the world - which also includes more sinister, inedible varieties.
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Without witnesses to her death and a body, how do you know that one of the bums at the mission wouldn't be blamed for her disappearance.
So just make it openly known that she is "running away with" that handsome new boyfriend of her's that everyone has seen her with, the one she told all her girlfriends about.
And if the Guardian wouldn't move Edith into the future, Kirk could actually take Edith away somewhere out of the way in 1930 (because he loves her) and just quietly live out their lives in a small town.
Screw Spock and McCoy by the way, he's in love.
And what if Edith doesn't agree to run away? And even if she does, how is the timeline assuredly restored?
Spock's tricorder recorded only two histories. The one in which she dies in a traffic accident is the history that leads to the Federation. The one in which she lives is the one to be avoided.
The parameters of the story didn't allow any other option. The unpalatability of the necessity of her death is the point of the tragedy.
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Disruptive IT List
The CTOvision.com Disruptive IT List is our assessment of the technology firms with the greatest potential for virtuous disruption of enterprise IT.
Our goal is to provide enterprise CTOs with advanced notice of firms they should be evaluating now for use in transforming their technology base. We believe the firms here meet a threshold of significance that warrants special attention.
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|England Lions v Australians
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Marcus North scored an unbeaten 106 as Australia moved to 275 for four at the close of the third day of their Ashes warm-up match against the England Lions.
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Every year it's estimated that more than 30,000 people take part in the Three Peaks challenge, with many choosing to climb Scafell Pike from the unspoiled Wasdale valley here in western Cumbria.
How the people who live and work in the valley cope with the equivalent of welcoming at least 1000-times their own tiny population has been the focus of the Wasdale Visitor Management Partnership's new Three Peaks guidelines, which focus on encouraging those taking part in a Three Peaks challenge event to park safely and climb the peak responsibly.
Planning ahead is the key for organisers and participants, says Sarah Medcalf, Visitor Management Officer: "The Three Peaks is a high-profile challenge, both for those taking part and for the people who live and work in this beautiful valley. We want everyone to enjoy the experience, so we're asking organisers and participants to think ahead about parking, toilets and not adding to the erosion on the Pike.
"We've worked with local residents, the Lake District National Park and colleagues from Ben Nevis and Snowdon to ensure the Three Peaks can continue as a unique experience, but also one that locals don't dread.'
To help manage the impacts that Three Peaks challenge events have on both the community and the natural environment, 2014 will introduce:
Increased capacity and dedicated minibus bays in Lake Head car park to prevent informal parking on the single track road
24-hour parking at Lake Head, away from the village green, roadside verges and laybys
Participants being asked to contribute directly through donations and parking fees to footpath maintenance and conservation work on Scafell Pike
Temporary toilets and catering for visitors
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National Trust staff aiming to talk directly to organisers and participants before, during and after the Three Peaks 'season'
In the past, local residents have suffered from the irresponsible behaviour of some participants, including:
Parking in people's drives or lanes and blocking them in from going to work, or even looking after their families or livestock
Knocking on people's doors and waking them up in the middle of the night to ask for directions to Scafell Pike
Using the village green and farmers' fields as a toilet
Excessive noise when arriving at night
Leaving litter behind
By working with organisers, participants and the local community, the visitor management partnership's aim is that the new Three Peaks Guidelines and increased communication with participants will help to make this year's season a success for everyone.
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Honesty, authenticity and relationship are the keys to bringing young people back to the church, a panel of millennials experts told pastors heard at the Mission & Community: Embracing the Kingdom Today workshop hosted by CBA and RBC Ministries to close out ICRS 2014 Wednesday in Atlanta.
The four-hour session was designed to encourage church leaders to become more purposeful and engaging in their approach to the next generation.
"Millennials are leaving the church, but they aren't leaving the faith," said Brad Lomenick, director of Catalyst. "They may be leaving the four walls and Sunday morning experience, but as far as having faith, they are equally or maybe more motivated than any generation before."
"It's really about capturing the millennial soul, not capturing the millennial mind," said Palmer Chinchen, author and pastor of Phoenix-based The Grove. "The evangelical movement of the last 20 years has turned faith into an intellectual transaction with God. It's not a single-moment decision; the gospel is something millennials want to live."
Roxanne Stone, vice president of Barna Group, said that millennials want to know how faith connects to their everyday life.
"Millennials are in search of something that helps them live well; 35% say they do not go to church because it is not personally relevant to them," Stone said. "Millennials are trying to figure out what faith has to say to them Monday through Friday: What does it say about the vocation I am in? Is my work in the world blessed by God? It's about their whole calling in life. We need more millennials talking to millennials about the significance of church, about why you cannot love Jesus and not love the church."
Church pastors and ministry leaders also need to let young people ask hard questions about the faith, said Dennis Moles, Bible teacher at RBC Ministries.
"If we tell them not to ask questions, to stay in the box and behave, they are going to go ask someone else—someone like their philosophy professor who is not a Christian," Moles said. "We need to figure out how to have conversations that matter rather than threatening them about their behavior. It's time to stop trying to scare the hell out of people."
Building relationships is the key, the panel agreed.
"[To reach millennials,] we have to walk through the places we would normally walk around," Moles said. "That's what Jesus did in John 4 when he went through Samaria, a place where no good respecting rabbi would find himself. He locked eyes with this woman and met her right there."
"I think in the old days in Christian leadership, we had this mentality that we had to look good, to 'hide it till I'm found out and make sure no one around me knows,' " Lomenick said. "We need to be broken, be vulnerable, be real because people around you know it already. That kind of openness is really important to younger people."
Lomenick said that if people in ministry build open, honest relationships with them, millennials will want to show up and hang out.
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In his review of Mario's third album, Go!, our own Nathan S. was quick to note how much the singer had matured since releasing the Biz Markie-inspired Just a Friend '02. That evolution continues on his upcoming senior album, And Then There Was Me. After two buzz singles (and a leak which was later taken down), we finally have an official single. Though his woman is sick of his frequent infidelities, Mr. Barrett makes a strong argument as to why she shouldn't Break Up with him: she'll get the same problems with her next man, but none of the TLC he's giving her. While Gucci Mane's guest verse (no, this is not some late April Fools' joke) might seem unnecessary to some, Sean Garrett's writing and background vocals, together with Bangladesh's repetitive, percussion-heavy beat (similar to his work on A Milli and Diva) add up to what could be one of the most widely-spun singles of spring/summer '09! For more of Mario's matured artistry, pick up a copy of
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Namaste! Welcome to New Delhi, the capital city of India and the start of your eye-opening adventure! Arriving here, our team assist with your transit to your onward flight to Amritsar. Arriving in Golden Temple City, our friendly team will be waiting in the arrivals hall to drive you to your hotel.
This morning enjoy a tour of Amritsar, taking in the beautiful Golden Temple, considered the holiest shrine to Sikhs the world over, yet open to all. Surrounded by a complex of sparkling white marble and a lake for purification the lavishly gilded temple with bulbous golden domes houses the Adi Granth, the book of teachings for the Sikh faith. This evening we drive to the Wagah Border crossing (a land crossing between India/Pakistan) to watch the highly animated 'Flag Lowering' ceremony - a must for any visitor to the north of India.
Driving north to Dharamsala offers some dramatic scenery, where rolling foothills rise high toward snow capped peaks. Dharamsala, the British hill station turned Tibetan settlement, home to the Dalai Lama and thousands of Tibetan refugees offers a sense of peace and tranquility to all those who arrive.
We have guided sightseeing of the area surrounding the Dalai Lama's residence, Dharamsala's main Buddhist Temple - Tsug Lakhang and the Norbulingka Institute - centre for Buddhist learning and handicrafts.
En route to Manali a stop is made at Palampur - a pretty hill station enclosed by aged British tea plantations. Touring a colonial plantation, set upon the mounting slopes of Kangra Valley, criss crossed by babbling brooks offers a chance to enjoy a fine cuppa. Arriving to Manali, simply spend the afternoon relaxing after the journey.
Enjoy a half day sightseeing tour of the city and an afternoon of leisure. The adventurous can opt this afternoon, to go white water rafting, mountain biking or just for a leisurely hike in the surrounding hills.
Continuing our journey north and rising to 3980 metres above sea level along the Rhotang Pass we arrive at the village of Keylong - 120 km from the Tibetan border.
En route to Sarchu we make time to stop and explore Sahsur Gompa, a beautiful Buddhist Temple built in the 17th century housing priceless 5 metre 'Tankha', (wall painting) depicting all 84 sidhas of Buddhism. (OVERNIGHT IN SARCHU)
Rudyard Kipling said of the region "Surely the Gods live here this is no place for men." Travelling over the Tanglang La Pass at a dizzying height of 5350 metres confirms our arrival to the remote and sparsely populated region of Ladakh. Cradled by the Karakoram and the Great Himalayan ranges, the vast and often snow covered desert is often described as the last 'Shangri-La', (land of high mountain passes) and is one of the last enclaves of Mahayana Buddhism, Ladakh's principle religion for nearly a thousand years, now much suppressed in its native homeland of Tibet.
Our guided exploration today, brings us to the Sankar Gompa and Shanti Stupa.
Today we explore the Hemis Monastery and Shey Monastery - a former royal palace and Tikse Gompa - a 12 story high complex resembling Potala Palace in Lhasa, housing Buddhist art, statues, art and swords.
Heading off onto remote mountain roads we drive to Alchi, which is set amongst the desolate gorges of the Indus River and spectacular mountains. Here we will visit the Alchi Gompa, a must see Buddhist Temple dating back to 1000 AD.
Today we head back to Leh. The remainder of today allows free time for you to explore, mingle with the residents, walk in the mountains the choice is entirely yours.
This morning we have a flight to Delhi, on arrival enjoy free time to reflect on your breathtaking Himalayan journey.
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Sadly, today marks the end of your incredible journey and we hope it's been more than alright! After breakfast and hotel check out we transfer you to the airport for your onward departure journey and bid you a fond farewell.