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Luzmar Villas, Algarve
Facing the ocean, Luzmar Villas is an small hotel set between the villages of Luz and Burgau, 7 km west of Lagos. Faro Airport (FAO) is 92 km away.
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Comprised of four white villas bordering a large swimming pool, the hotel's relaxed ambiance attracts guests seeking sunshine, rest, and the opportunity to explore the western Algarve. Surrounded by sunbathing terraces and set in flowering gardens, the 33 m pool includes a separate children's section at one end. Darts and table tennis are available on a covered terrace and bowling is played on the lawn. Board games and a computer with complimentary high-speed Internet access are available in the living room.
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Luzmar Villas offers 32 air-conditioned guestrooms in four 2-story villas. Decor features tile floors with rugs, dark-wood furniture, and original Portuguese paintings. Furnished terraces and balconies face the garden and pool, and offer views of the ocean 300 m away. Amenities include satellite TV channels, direct-dial phones, compact refrigerators, shower/tub combinations, and safes (surcharge). Hair dryers are provided on request.
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my name is jesse, and im an electrical apprentice, i have all my hand tools except for cordlessdrills. Im looking for a rattler or a drill with hammer drill combo (must be cordless), what brand should i go for?
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With you being "down under" I have no idea what brands area available to you. I don't know what a "rattler" is either.
A Google search show a supplier in Australia and it seems many brands that are available here are available in Australia. Tools of the Trade (it's an American magazine geared towards construction pros) gave the nod to Milwaukee's impact driver (which may be a "rattler").
Cordless hammer drills are fine for light duty stuff but anything beyond Tapcons is going to require a corded hammer drill. Hard to go wrong with Hilti.
Cordless hammer drills are not really powerful enough to do serious work, so it will depend on what you are trying to accomplish.
Festool makes a nice combo drill/driver/hammer unit that will last you a while but will cost you major $$$
Panasonic has one too in some markets.
The Tool Shed forum will be a better choice for this question than the the Electronics forum.
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Running hvac on generator
I'm getting a portable generator and was wondering about hooking it to my hvac. I have read many methods of hooking it up, transfer switch, interlock and considered installing an outlet near the breaker box and a plug on the furnace wire. I don't know if installing a plug would void any warranties, and I know some towns it is against code.
The plug would be my ideal solution as we didn't even lose power in the Sandy storm and I think the switches is $ I don't need to spend since I don't mind extension cords. Trying to keep costs down. Also, the smaller unit is more efficient on gas per Watts.
My question is mainly on the circuitry of the furnace. (2-stage carrier). Generators don't put out "clean" power from what I've read. How much of a risk is it to the hvac to hook a portable generator to it? I am content with the wood fireplace (which is not tons of heat, but better than none) and some electric blankets. I'm trying to get the smaller generator (3500W) so it can also be used for tailgating and stuff as we may never need it for power failure. I don't even want to consider hooking up the furnace if I could blow the electronics and my 10 yr warranty.
We'd run the fridge, flourescent lights, tv, modem/cable box. other things as needed, for which we could shut fridge off for a few hours. Fridge not really needed if it's really cold!
I might also post this in electrical forum.
You take a risk of damaging the electronics if you connect the furnace to a cheap portable generator. You may void your warranty if the HVAC tech figures out what you have done.
A generator with a built in inverter has a much cleaner output. These are more expensive but worth it if you are considering doing this.
Mike, that's what I was afraid of. You live in NJ so you know we don't normally get bad outages, except nearer the coast. Are you in toms river? How did you make out?
I have lived in this house over 16 years with never an outage that lasted even 12 hours. My sister down near exit 38 on ac expressway lost hers for 3 days last year and this year.
Based on my experience a portable generator is all I will buy. I will just take my chances with space heat and elec blankets....if I had an old furnace I might risk the generator,but not my brand new one. Thanks for confirming my suspicion.It's too bad because my whole furnace would use less elec than a space heater!
I live near Princeton. I had no power for 38 hours. I have friends in the next town who had no power for 4 days.
This is the first time I have ever seen a prolonged outage in NJ where the temperature was below 50 degrees. This was a very unusual experience. I would not worry about powering the furnace with a generator.
That's good, 38 is tolerable, though probably the most I'd ever want to deal with. We had bought a 5000w unit that we didn't need, so we took it to my parents who DID need it, though only for a day. They bought it from me (it was new) when they realized it was a good idea after all. Since we didn't even lose power I decided to downgrade my replacement to the 3500.
They are going to look into a transfer switch. I will mention the possible problems with hvac, but their house is about 12-13 yrs old, old enough to risk hurting the furnace in a very cold time. They are in their 70's, but dad will not leave his house in a power failure. (paranoid of thieves even when there is NOT a failure!
Aside from the warranty, the unit could be repaired if there was a problem from the dirty power, couldn't it?
Hopefully this next storm doesn't cause anybody further damage. Thanks for your advice. You usually have good responses to posters on this site.
If you're buying a portable generator, spend the money and buy a Honda. There really is no substitute. Yes, you can spend the same money and have two crappy generators for the same amount you will spend on the Honda, but I can tell you that ours is 30 years old and still going strong. And yes, it will power the blower motor of a gas fired forced air system with no problems. That is VERY nice when we lose power from the ice storms! I only wish I could say that that is not a frequent occurrence here, but we get more ice than snow.
V, I'm in Camden County also, Gloucester Twsp. Guess we were just lucky in my area. Heard Voorhees had some bad outages.
Until it happens to you it is really hard to spend the $. I must live in a really lucky area so I'm just going with having something less expensive and less quality than Honda that is hopefully better than nothing. I have read everywhere that Honda is the best, but never in my life have I ever said "boy I sure wish I had a generator", except for hubby going to the Eagles once a year.
My brother lives 6 miles away and my parents live 50. I'm gambling that at least one of them is reachable and has power if mine goes out for too long. 16+ years in this house with no prolonged outage. 5 years in a townhouse with no problems either. I'm gambling and spending the extra $ on a TV that I know I will use (but not with my cheap B&S generator!). I also know that if the big outage happens someday I will kick myself!
Would this work on a furnace (assuming it had a power cord)?
Power Bright 12 Volt DC to AC 900 Watt Power Inverter (home depot item # 202539660.) Would it be safer than a generator for power to a furnace? I know the car would have to be on....but it seems like it could be a useful gadget for short outages where you don't need to fire up the whole big generator, maybe to run the cable modem or charge something up. Or to take a laptop on a long car ride. The furnace would only have to run from time to time, not continously.
As I said in another thread below,
"I did not lose power during Sandy, but it caused me to dust off my research into portable generators in part due to the problems many folks are having trying to buy gasoline to keep their generators running.
I do not have natural gas available, so I've decided I will buy a portable generator that uses propane as fuel. Propane will not likely be as difficult to buy as gasoline during a prolonged power outage.
In that you have natural gas, a simple valve and fitting can be added to your piping and you'll have a safe, inexpensive fuel source for your generator. Unless you lose gas, you'll be good for the duration of the outage.
These propane, or propane/NG, or Tri Fuel (propane or NG or gasoline) are all readily available."
weedmeister said, "A 900w inverter is nowhere big enough to drive an HVAC motor."
Kohler, in sizing a whole house generator, suggests that for a furnace fan 750 Watts is a nominal running power requirement and 2000 Watts is a nominal Starting requirement.
They, of course, want you to get the actual data for your particular furnace.
after seeing weed's post I looked around and it does seem to be around 800. Obviously they will all be different depending on size and model. I can find out for sure I bet if I go read the panel inside my furnace where it probably says...I have a 4-ton a/c so I guess my blower is on the bigger usage side.
The problem is accounting for starting watts which can be around 2000w. The blower will be turning on and off and we won't be able to control when that is happening, so we'd have to account for the whole starting wattage the entire time it's hooked up. That's how it seems to me anyway. That would really cut into what else could be run off a generator in the 3500-5500 which is what I was looking at for a portable.
For my purposes I will stick with space heaters and fireplace. I can more easily control the space heater even though it is high watt usage. I can simply shut off some other things until we get more comfortable. I'm not expecting total comfort, just to not be an icicle. Those of us with newer units also need to be more careful what we hook up to them.
Thanks for all the input. I hope others find it useful.
For three days I ran two of my outdoor mini-split units*, a refrigerator and a chest freezer on a 6500 Watt genset. I only ran one of two indoor units on each of the mini-split systems. I kept an ear on it even though my calculations showed It should work. I never heard it bog down. It probably would running other connected indoor unit doubling the load. I was thinking of trying it, but about then the power came back on so I started to moth-ball the equipment and clean up around the property. I did have another 5000 Watt genset available.
* 18,000 BTU, RLA 10.1A, FLA LRA 15A and 22,000 BTU, RLA 11A, LRA 15A respectively.
I thought about getting a generator some years back and decided I'd rather spend the money, if and when necessary, on motel rooms. It was the right decision for me, I'm many dollars ahead.
Everyone seems to get very annoyed at the few around who do have generators. I'm not sure why, but they seem to always get them going within 5 minutes of the power going down, even though it's often down for less than an hour. Maybe they welcome the chance to use them? And I know for some, they welcome the chance to p!ss people off. Just like the jokers who ride Harleys down the street late at night.
Moving to a hotel is the ideal, except in the event that there are no hotel rooms available. Hotels filled up around here almost immediately. The closest hotel I could find was in eastern PA, which was just too long a commute to work.
Also, for those of us with pets, it can be difficult to not only find a hotel, but to find one that accepts dogs.
We were out for 7 days in October 2011. This year it was 8 days. That's why I'm on this forum reading generator threads.
You also have consider those people who rely on electricity to run their sump pumps and heat their homes. For some people no electricity means a flooded basement and/or frozen pipes.
In my case, I would readily leave town with the power off if not for my freezer. Giving up the freezer is not an option. I would significantly change my lifestyle for the worse.
With all the tall trees around my house, it is scary to be there with wind from storms. I've taken down two tall pines that could cut the house in half, but the neighbors still have one. I want to get automatic backup soon so I don't have to be there.
" I've taken down two tall pines that could cut the house in half..."
And likely increased the wind loading on the other trees still remaining.
Nothing like a hole in the tree canopy to catch wind and pick off the trees at the edge of the hole one by one.
Yea, I considered that facet. By taking down the two in my back yard, I reduced the likelihood of a tree hit on at least 7 significant buildings. Only two are mine. My neighbors are smiling more. I don't know why people are so short-sighted to plant these monsters on residential property.
Mike, I'd commented that it was the right decision for me. I don't have a basement or sub-freezing temps to deal with, I understand everyone faces different circumstances.
Many people here have second homes in mountain ski areas several hours away. The ones I've been to (and rented) were all plumbed in such a way to allow for easy draining of the pipes - I guess I figured that was commonly done where sub-zero winter weather was a regular feature. Maybe not, but I'd think it would be easy enough to add to an existing house (and cheaper than buying a generator)


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Endoscopic surgery uses a thin, flexible tube with a camera attached (endoscope). The endoscope is guided through a small incision in the wrist (single-portal technique) or at the wrist and palm (two-portal technique). The endoscope lets the doctor see structures in the wrist, such as the transverse carpal ligament, without opening the entire area with a large incision.
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Most people who have surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome have fewer or no symptoms of pain and numbness in their hand after surgery.1
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If the thumb muscles have been severely weakened or wasted away, hand strength and function may be limited even after surgery.
The risk and complication rates for endoscopic surgery are very low. Major problems such as nerve damage happen in fewer than 1 out of 100 surgeries (less than 1%).2
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If you are going to have an endoscopic carpal tunnel release, look for a surgeon who has experience doing endoscopic surgery. Ask how successful he or she has been with people who had conditions similar to yours.
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Citations Ashworth N (2011). Carpal tunnel syndrome, search date July 2011. BMJ Clinical Evidence. Available online: http://www.clinicalevidence.com Scholten RJPM, et al. (2007). Surgical treatment options for carpal tunnel syndrome. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (4).
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From: Dan Lyke ------------------------------------------------------ So I'm building a better irrigation controller, one that I can manipulate with my smart phone. An irrigation controller needs to do timing stuff, keep track of state, so I need a daemon of some sort. And as soon as I get there, I start to think "well, rather than having CGIs that talk to the daemon, why don't I just make it serve HTTP". And then I think: Rather than copying and pasting one of my older HTTP servers, why don't I try to make something that's easy to re-purpose. So I have a C++ object that owns the select loop. Attach servers to ports, no problem. Server takes a lambda that returns the thing that responds to that connection, still no problem. Then we get to HTTP requests. Server creates a request object, sends it header data. Once request is populated, we can decide what to instantiate in response via some route (check the method, request path, Host: header, probably types it accepts, create something that responds to that request). But there's potentially this other stuff coming in, from things like HTTP POST or whatever. I know there's the "spool everything to memory" (and, in the case of Form-Multipart, to disk) model, things like Perl's CGI.pm do this. NiodeJS does "everything is closures and callbacks" which can kinda work, but... Does anyone have a particularly favorite architecture for how to handle the HTTP request/response lifecycle that I can look at? My target language is C++, but part of the library I'm building in C++ is the "simplify this so that I can start writing the crap I'd normally write in Python or Perl and port later in a real language to begin with" mode. Thanks! Dan
From: DaWorm ------------------------------------------------------ On Tue, Feb 24, 2015 at 8:30 AM, Phil Shapiro wrote: > > This might make for an interesting demo on the 4th Floor of the Chatt > library sometime. > > https://pi-ltsp.net/ > > This LTSP solution is going to work particularly nicely with the new > Raspberry Pi 2. > > One would think in their "What is Raspi-LTSP" they might have mentioned just what LTSP means. They just assumed everyone would know, I guess. (Never having used that sort of functionality, I had to look it up. Dumb me.) Jeff.
From: Mike Harrison ------------------------------------------------------ http://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2015/01/27/9 http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/cve-2015-0235-patch-ghost-on-debian-ubuntu-fedora-centos-rhel-linux/ Another fun one. Hits a lot of systems and affects multiple programs. "During a code audit performed internally at Qualys, we discovered a buffer overflow in the
From: James Nylen ------------------------------------------------------ Good question, I think we'd be interested in hearing your thoughts. I think GitHub has helped a lot with this. There is a clear process for submitting changes that is standard across most projects on the site, which makes it easy to get started. Then, having contributions accepted is satisfying, which makes repeat customers more likely. On Sun, Dec 28, 2014 at 1:06 AM, Phil Shapiro wrote: > Hi chugalug community, > > This is an interesting book on the topic of gamification of business. > > For the Win: How Game Thinking Can Revolutionize Your Business > > http://tinyurl.com/ph73zq6 > > Available in the Chattanooga Public Library as an online audiobook > > http://tinyurl.com/nhu427j > > Question to ponder -- how can gamification be used to get more people > connected and familiar with open source? > > I've been thinking about that quite a bit in the past few > months. Seems to me there are even business > opportunities in that regard. I'm happy to share my ideas off-list or > on-list, if there's interest. > > phil > > -- > Phil Shapiro, firstname.lastname@example.com > http://www.his.com/pshapiro/briefbio.html > http://www.twitter.com/philshapiro > http://www.his.com/pshapiro/stories.menu.html > > "Wisdom begins with wonder." - Socrates > "Learning happens thru gentleness." > > >
From: Phil Shapiro ------------------------------------------------------ Hi chugalug community, This is an interesting book on the topic of gamification of business. For the Win: How Game Thinking Can Revolutionize Your Business http://tinyurl.com/ph73zq6 Available in the Chattanooga Public Library as an online audiobook http://tinyurl.com/nhu427j Question to ponder -- how can gamification be used to get more people connected and familiar with open source? I've been thinking about that quite a bit in the past few months. Seems to me there are even business opportunities in that regard. I'm happy to share my ideas off-list or on-list, if there's interest. phil -- Phil Shapiro, firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.his.com/pshapiro/briefbio.html http://www.twitter.com/philshapiro http://www.his.com/pshapiro/stories.menu.html "Wisdom begins with wonder." - Socrates "Learning happens thru gentleness."
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From: Nate Hill ------------------------------------------------------ this indeed pretty awesome. On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 8:37 AM, Wil Wade wrote: > Ok or any other map, but an awesome use of Open Street Map Data > > http://monochome.com/products/tshirt > > (They also have skirts and tanks and for anywhere with OSM data) > > Open Data wins the innovation prize again. > > (via http://flowingdata.com/2014/12/03/map-print-clothing/ ) > >
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From: Mike Harrison ------------------------------------------------------ On Oct 18, 2014, at 7:09 PM, Sean Brewer wrote: > We'll use off-the-shelf hardware to build a mesh network isolated from th= e internet. Curious to see how it works, applications of it, or maybe test = an idea you have? Come on by! Which hardware/software are you using/supporting ? I will probably not be a= ble to make it, but I have a collection of gear that might be useful. I=92l= like to setup a downtown mesh network if I had someone else to connect to.= We are at 701 Broad, 2nd floor. Not line of sight to the library, but if w= e could bounce a few other people or use bigger/directional antennas we cou= ld get a nice downtown mesh up and running. I=92d even donate use of =93cha= ttmetro.net=94. It would be interesting to make it an =93anonymous encrypte= d darknet=94 with multiple entry/exit points. A couple of =93library/pirate= =94 boxes on the net would be useful. = Ok.. so I rambled.. sorry.. =
From: Sean Brewer ------------------------------------------------------ Special hack night: James McNutt and Jake Brown will show us how how to build a mesh network, which they will also be demonstrating at MozFest in London later this week! During periods of civil unrest like the Arab Spring, civilians organized and spoke openly on social media, and subsequently the involved governments sought to limit access to the internet. In a typical model with an ISP, this is as easy as cutting a cord. Mesh networking doesn't allow for this because it's never reliant on a single point of access, it heals itself if a point in the mesh goes down, access to local resources on the mesh always remains open, it=E2=80=99s open source and freely available, and accessible= by anyone with WiFi. We'll use off-the-shelf hardware to build a mesh network isolated from the internet. Curious to see how it works, applications of it, or maybe test an idea you have? Come on by! There will be food! The event will be this Tuesday (October 21st) on the 4th Floor of the Chattanooga Public Library downtown at 5:30pm. RSVP here: https://www.facebook.com/events/302582936612674/ or just show up.
From: Nate Hill ------------------------------------------------------ Lookit! http://chattlibrary.org/jobs/library-assistant-2-part-time-0 The Chattanooga Public Library is looking for special people with that rare combination of superb customer service skills and electronic wizardry to help us transform the library. As one of our "Smart People," you will be an expert who troubleshoots gadgets and answers questions to help our customers make full use of our resources. Your problem-solving and people skills will ensure swift resolution to technical problems. You also educate team members about products, while independently keeping your own technical know-how up to date. You will begin your work on the Library's 4th Floor, our public makerspace, civic laboratory, and GigLab, but your services may be needed in other library departments as well. While your primary responsibility will be providing excellent customer service to 4th Floor visitors, you are also expected to engage, contribute, and participate in the development of new ideas and new services. You will assist the public with tools you may not be familiar with yet, including but not limited to 3D printers, vinyl cutters, and more, so curiosity and an interest in experimentation is essential. You will provide insightful advice and friendly, hands-on support to our customers in need. Difficult situations are no problem, as you explain situations with patience and empathy. You offer solutions quickly to help our customers use their devices and our resources. Juggling customer needs, you keep aware of their time demands as well as your own. You fulfill our service commitment with speed, skill and grace. Qualifications: - Strong people skills, with a knack for problem-solving - Ability to maintain composure and customer focus while troubleshooting and solving technical issues - Ability to juggle appointments for assistance with unceasing demands for your time - Both an eagerness and an aptitude for acquiring skills in technical areas - Ability to make decisions quickly - Ability to work a flexible schedule - work hours will be based on library needs This is a part-time position, twenty (20) hours per week (including weekend hours) and is based at the downtown library. Be advised, however, that you may be scheduled to work at any library location. The pay is $15.00 per hour, with no benefits. All library employees must be Tennessee residents. For further information, contact Jim Cooper at cooper
From: Phil Shapiro ------------------------------------------------------ Woohoo! See blog post announcement at http://tinyurl.com/pbovh77 A hearty congratulations to Jason Griffey and others who have supported the LibraryBox project. phil -- -- Phil Shapiro, firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.his.com/pshapiro/briefbio.html http://www.twitter.com/philshapiro http://www.his.com/pshapiro/stories.menu.html "Wisdom begins with wonder." - Socrates "Learning happens thru gentleness."
From: Phil Shapiro ------------------------------------------------------ Hi Chugaluggers, Here are two short proposals I submitted to the Knight Foundation's library newchallenge -- which seeks to fund initiatives that get more community members involved in civic participation via library initiatives. https://www.newschallenge.org/profiles/605988335 If either (or both) of these initiatives resonate with you, kindly leave a comment with your thoughts underneath the proposal(s). As you might expect, both of my proposals have a strong open source component. The Knight Foundation will be choosing several proposals from the 680 that were submitted. $2.5 million of grant money will be applied to the selected proposals. The Knight Foundation is hoping to identify those ideas that can bring the greatest value to communities. Many of the other submitted proposals were equally intriguing to my eyes. I love how the whole process is out in the open -- as it should be. Some astute high school English teacher could potentially assign his or her students to search for three proposals that resonate with the student -- and then write an essay describing the upside and downsides of those proposals. That would be a real world writing assignment that would bring benefit to students and communities alike. phil -- -- Phil Shapiro, email@example.com http://www.his.com/pshapiro/briefbio.html http://www.twitter.com/philshapiro http://www.his.com/pshapiro/stories.menu.html "Wisdom begins with wonder." - Socrates "Learning happens thru gentleness."
From: Nate Hill ------------------------------------------------------ Hey all, Something terrible has happened... I have one of those Lacie rugged 1TB external hard drives that I've basically used as my photograph junk drawer for the last few years. **Everything** is on there. And it just crashed, it won't mount, and disk utility cannot do anything with it. Don't judge me for how stupid I was to put my faith in this one device. I need to do some data recovery work here, and while I'd normally start tinkering, the stakes are high and I don't want to make things worse. Any thoughts, other than "way to go, idiot", are greatly appreciated. Nate -- Nate Hill email@example.com http://4thfloor.chattlibrary.org/ http://www.natehill.net
From: Rod-Lists ------------------------------------------------------ Good Morning sports fans, Once in while we nix users get this issue, you have a nix box you need to connect to but the other company has a winders centric vpn. So you have to use a winders box. I know about putty and cygwin. But I was wondering if anyone had tried these commandlets or modules in Powershell to manage a nix box? http://www.powershelladmin.com/wiki/SSH
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From: Sean Brewer ------------------------------------------------------ All, Tomorrow we will have an Open Chattanooga hack night, for trails!: http://www.meetup.com/cfabrigade/Chattanooga-TN/1188522/ It will be on the 4th Floor tomorrow night starting at 5:30 until whenever the library decides to kick us out. Since we finished mapping the trails on Enterprise South Nature Park in OSM, we will begin creating an interactive webmap from that: https://github.com/openchattanooga/enterprise-south-nature-park-webmap/wiki/Develop-Webmap We also want non-devs involved as well! With the ESNP interactive map we could use feedback, testing, feature request, UX help. You don't need to be a dev to do that. Also, there's not a central location where ALL of the local trails are documented. Chattanooga has a localwiki that folks can edit: http://localwiki.net/cha/ where those trails could be listed If you have any other trail related hacks/ideas, bring those and show up! We'll try to break into teams by project interest.
From: Phil Shapiro ------------------------------------------------------ I've written to the Wall Street Journal complaining that they can't keep featuring the Chattanooga Public Library in all their upbeat human interest news stories. Other libraries in the country are also innovating. Other libraries in the country also love Linux. http://tinyurl.com/nzoxfn3 Please let other libraries at least have a chance. (heh) phil New York City is a backwater. You wouldn't expect it to be as advanced as Chattanooga. Give it time, though. Give it time. -- Phil Shapiro, email@example.com http://www.his.com/pshapiro/briefbio.html http://www.twitter.com/philshapiro http://www.his.com/pshapiro/stories.menu.html "Wisdom begins with wonder." - Socrates "Learning happens thru gentleness."
From: Phil Shapiro ------------------------------------------------------ These days twenty percent of all laptops sold are Chromebooks. http://tinyurl.com/lg5t6bk Quite a number of these end up with cracked screens just because that kind of thing happens sometime. Most folks might throw away their Chromebook with a cracked screen. It sure isn't worth paying money to get it fixed. But wait, could you donate your cracked screen Chromebook to the public library so they could resuscitate it in some way as a "Chromebox" desktop for some family that needs a computer? Why, yes. I'm so glad you asked. This little $15 HDMI-to-VGA adapter might be all that's needed. Donated 17-inch LCD monitors are quite plentifully available for free these days. Even a nice CRT monitor could be put to use. http://tinyurl.com/keerczy I don't know if the Chatt library is the right place to try such an initiative. They're already doing a ton of great things. There might be some other organizations in town interested in bridging the digital divide that could take this on. What would be amusing is to get a story written about such an initiative on Slashdot -- and then folks from around the country would start sending Chromebooks with broken screens to Chatt. Give me your poor, your tired, your cracked screen Chromebooks yearning to breathe free. It's not what resources you have access to that matters. It's what resourcefulness you have access to that matters. phil -- -- Phil Shapiro, email@example.com http://www.his.com/pshapiro/briefbio.html http://www.twitter.com/philshapiro http://www.his.com/pshapiro/stories.menu.html "Wisdom begins with wonder." - Socrates "Learning happens thru gentleness."
From: Phil Shapiro ------------------------------------------------------ This was a fun blog post to write. http://opensource.com/education/14/7/content-open-source Nate, feel free to grab any of these video files, throw them on the Chatt library web site, link to them from the library blog and then link to related readings ( such as biographies of Walt Disney or Louis Braille.) Anyone within Chugalug know which literacy organizations in town we can get these public domain files to? Jason Griffey, you're always welcome to use any of this stuff for domestic or international LibraryBox projects. phil -- -- Phil Shapiro, email@example.com http://www.his.com/pshapiro/briefbio.html http://www.twitter.com/philshapiro http://www.his.com/pshapiro/stories.menu.html "Wisdom begins with wonder." - Socrates "Learning happens thru gentleness."


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Anchor Brand® Small/Medium class 2 vest is made of polyester mesh in lime color is ideal for occupations where risk levels are high to avoid unfortunate accidents. Vest measuring 1" x 10" x 13" comes with front zipper closure for convenience.
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Amplify your NBA wardrobe with this adidas custom replica alternate jersey. This jersey is part of the Nets' "Brooklyn Blue Nights" series, which pays tribute to the storied history of the Brooklyn borough. It features a grey body with blue piping and trim, along with a signature blue Brooklyn wordmark across the chest. The reverse-dunk, flat-back mesh construction is decorated with heat-sealed team graphics and a custom name and number, and displays an updated jock tag and back neck taping. Blue is one of the official colors of Brooklyn, so proudly sport your love for the Nets along with Brooklyn's proud tradition!
- **CUSTOMIZE IT: If you are selecting a player from the SELECT PLAYER drop down then the players first name will appear above the jersey number and the players last name will appear below the jersey number on the back
- *CUSTOMIZE IT: If you do not select a player from the Select Player drop down and choose to enter in YOUR OWN NAME enter in the name you want to appear above the numbers in the top Enter Name box and enter in the name you want to appear below the number in the bottom Enter Name box
- 100% Polyester
- 12 character first name (above number) and 12 character last name (below number)
- Back neck taping – no irritating stitch on the back neck
- Dazzle and mesh jersey
- Embroidered NBA & adidas logos
- Jock tag
- Machine wash
- Officially licensed
- Rib-knit collar and arm holes
- Screen print name, numbers and logos
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- Authentic Design
- Breathable
- Comfortable
- Stylish
Best Uses
- Around Town
- At The Game
Comments about adidas Brooklyn Nets Custom Replica Alternate Jersey - Gray:
I purchased this product for my husband and he loves it. Especially the engravement with his name I added on it. Im so glad that I didnt have to return it or he didnt like it. I would definately buy this product again for someone else who's into sports. Thank u so much for this site. I find everything im looking for.
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- Feels true to size
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