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Airport lights are watching youMarch 3, 2014 8:00 am | by Allegra Sparta, Contributor | Blogs | Comments
Because I needed another reason to be skeptical of flying.... The newly installed LED lights in Terminal B of Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey don't just provide clean, bright light for people waiting to catch their flights. They're part of another installment in the "things that watch us without our knowledge" saga....
Electric drive vehicles don't reduce emissionsFebruary 28, 2014 9:26 am | by Chris Fox, PD&D Managing Editor | Blogs | Comments
A study was recently released by North Carolina State University that provides evidence supporting the fact that electric drive vehicles (EDVs) have little impact on reducing emissions. As an engineering audience that knows efficiency when they see it, most PD&D readers will throw their hands in the air having known this for some time.
Hotel smartphone "keys" are a horrible ideaFebruary 27, 2014 8:53 am | by Stephanie Carmichael, Contributor | Blogs | Comments
One forward-thinking hotel chain wants to replace those easy-to-lose, plastic room keys with a smartphone app. It's a horrible idea. OK, let's back up. That chain is Starwood Hotels & Resorts, which is one of the savvier hotel options out there. Starwood is smart about making the most of new and popular technology.
Lazy kids play with lazy toysFebruary 26, 2014 6:37 am | by Chris Fox, PD&D Managing Editor | Blogs | Comments
Hasbro recently announced that it was revamping the Transformer product line. As the popular shape-shifters approach their 30-year anniversary, and will star in yet another movie, the company has enlisted a design and engineering team for an overhaul.
Answering the reshoring questionFebruary 25, 2014 11:08 am | by Pramod Gupta, Aakash Gupta, Hector Gutierrez, and Patrick Van den Bossche, A.T. Kearney | Blogs | Comments
The U.S. has become a more attractive destination for manufacturing over the last few years. That's a fact. And several U.S. companies are indeed bringing back their manufacturing operations. Several others are asking the question: "Should we reshore our activities as well?"
Mandated 'smart' tech could put cars in charge of their driversFebruary 25, 2014 6:53 am | by Stephanie Carmichael, Contributor | Blogs | Comments
A new federal mandate could ensure that you're not the only driver in control of the wheel. Vehicle-to-vehicle communication is a big deal. Basically, it enables cars to "talk" to each other and exchange data such as speed and location. That way, if someone were to pull a dangerous maneuver, the cars would "know" and could respond to avoid a collision....
Forget the "smart home": These homes are micro-sizedFebruary 17, 2014 11:52 am | by Stephanie Carmichael, Contributor | Blogs | Comments
Cubicles have a bad rap: They're tiny, humiliating work spaces reserved for monkeys who push buttons all day long. I don't have to sit in one, so maybe I'd speak differently if I were stuck in a bathroom-sized box all day, but I do live in a one-bedroom apartment with my significant other. And if there's one good thing about having less room to stretch out in, it's that you're forced to use it more wisely.
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If your own organization hasn't jumped onto the bandwagon and outsourced most or all of its manufacturing to specialty houses or to lower-cost countries, then you have been reading a great many articles and posts about the trend. There is much debate over the effectiveness of the strategy....
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When Microsoft reported plans for a smart bra equipped with sensors to help keep track of your health and mood, I scoffed at the idea. The concept of smart bras seemed a passing gimmick, and the comments from other critics on my previous blog on the topic seemed to agree.
Just how bad are America's infrastructure problems?January 31, 2014 12:55 pm | by Mike Collins | Blogs | Comments
Ever since the financial industry pushed the economy over the cliff and into the Great Recession, there has been a debate about investing in rebuilding our infrastructure to create new jobs. But just what is infrastructure and how much of it needs to be repaired or replaced?
The symbiotic relationship between editors and public relationsJanuary 31, 2014 10:00 am | by Mark Shapiro, President, SRS Tech PR | Blogs | Comments
This kind of public relations is very different than the typical public relations strategies and campaigns used to promote restaurants, politicians, movies, appliances, or even high-tech consumer products like video games, phones, and apps. How do you promote the kinds of embedded electronic and industrial products and software that are never on sale at Frys or Home Depot?
3D printing: 2013's biggest market disruptorJanuary 17, 2014 9:59 am | by Chris Fox, PD&D Managing Editor | Blogs | Comments
Perhaps you've heard: 3D printing is this astounding, brand-new technology that is taking the world by storm. Soon every household will have a 3D printer, and nobody will have to buy any physical thing at a store! Forgive my zealotry. In case you couldn't sense the sarcasm bleeding from the screen as you read that, I don't think anything terribly unexpected or astronomical happened....
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Much like CES 2013, there were a few high points, a few low points, and lots of people. Too many people. Aside from the mass scale, International CES 2014 had an inherent problem. Reporting from the show floor for an engineering publication, I'm inclined to look for the truly innovative, mold-breaking, and disruptive technologies.
Phones to TVs: The future of tech is flexibilityJanuary 7, 2014 3:10 pm | by Stephanie Carmichael, Contributor | Blogs | Comments
I would never dream of bending my laptop, camera, television, or any of the other electronic devices cluttering up my apartment. But LG's G Flex Android smartphone, which the company is displaying at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this month in Las Vegas, is a curved device meant to be flattened....
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Oh, old tech ads. You're so embarrassing — so silly and mildly sexist. Yet, you're proof that we still have a lot to learn when it comes to how we relate to technology. Take this goofy picture of a Biblical Adam holding an Apple computer over his privates. Our early attempts at making technology look "sexy" were laughable....
Outlook for 2014 in the electronic components industryDecember 19, 2013 2:01 pm | by Anne Tine, EVP of Marketing at Components Direct, an Avnet company | Blogs | Comments
The electronics industry is one characterized by constant change as new business opportunities and end user needs are driving growth in new applications and new markets. As a result, the electronic components industry must adapt — even embrace — this change, as companies that don't are in danger of being left behind.
Making the most of flat growthDecember 17, 2013 1:27 pm | by Michael Knight, Senior Vice President, TTI Americas | Tti, Inc. | Blogs | Comments
I have fond memories of 2010 when our industry catapulted out of the recession. Distribution and component suppliers were in flat-out growth mode as all struggled to deal with rapidly rising demands that rapidly swamped capacity levels that had been hastily reduced the year before.
This flying dress could be the start of wearable transportationDecember 11, 2013 12:44 pm | by Stephanie Carmichael, Contributor | Blogs | Comments
Pop singer Lady Gaga has worn some pretty weird outfits on stage (meat, anyone?), but her latest is so crazy, we might just all be wearing some version of it in the future. A flying dress sounds pretty fun — at least once a week I'd like to hover down to the mailbox.
Smile: Your life's history is one photo snap awayDecember 3, 2013 12:21 pm | by Stephanie Carmichael, Contributor | Blogs | Comments
Military technology is now a resource available to local police departments. What's used on the battlefield is entering our home turf. Facial recognition software sounds harmless enough until you think about what it could create: a whole database with information on each and every one of us.
A critical lesson in UPS transfersOctober 23, 2013 3:50 pm | by Chris McLean, PE, Director of Design for Markley Group | Blogs | Comments
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All of us in the lighting industry today face daily decisions—allocating resources, making specifications, calculating ROI, planning product roadmaps, and a host of other things—that rely on our best judgment about an increasingly uncertain future. "Uncertain" means in ways both bad and good, for we all know some kind of shakeout is pending....
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The smart home device is about to explode. According to a recent report from Nextmarket Insights, the current home automation systems and services market is about 3.6 billion and is forecast to grow to around 15 billion by 2017. This market growth will be driven by a newly emerging homes service market....
NSA just needs a better name, new service offeringsSeptember 9, 2013 9:50 am | by Andy Marken, President, Marken Communications | Blogs | Comments
The National Security Agency (NSA) isn't doing much more than any red-blooded, we're-in-this for-the-money cloud service or social media organization is doing. They're scrounging through all the information that just happens to pass their way to find something of interest, something useful.
Engineering American energy independenceAugust 20, 2013 9:37 am | by Bill Kerney, Contributor | Blogs | Comments
Fracking is dramatically increasing the recoverable reserves of America carbon-based energy supplies. but yesterday I just paid $4.15 to fill up my car at the USA gas station in Cardiff, Calif. There is a huge disconnect between supply and the price at the pump. Bottom-up solutions need to scale to make an impact.
Beach-goers: You're standing in a key ingredient for semiconductorsJuly 26, 2013 12:37 pm | by George Karalias, Rochester Electronics | Blogs | Comments
As temperatures in Newburyport, Mass., skyrocket to triple digits and the humidity has us gasping for air; it is hard not to find yourself adhering to the beach-seeker mentality. As members of the semiconductor industry, we look at the beach a little differently than most.


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3' PVC Repair (Slip) Fitting question
Question about 3" PVC repair(slip) coupling.
Had floor tile installed in 1st floor bathroom. Removed old closet flange and elbow by cutting the horizontal
3" which is easily accessible from basement. After installing the new flange at the new floor level I'll need a 3" PVC repair coupling on the horizontal run in the basement.
Once I slide the repair coupling on one end of the 3" horizontal about how much time do I have to align the
other end of the 3" horizontal and slide the repair coupling across before the glue sets and makes the cupling immovable?
For a photo prior to removing the old closet flange and elbow see the following:
First off, be sure you get a repair coupling, not a regular coupling.
A regular coupling has an internal stop ring that will only allow a pipe to be inserted 1/2 way, but the repair coupling has no internal stop ring.
To make your joint you begin by sliding the repair coupling on one pipe and slide it about 4" from the end of the pipe. You then clean both pipes to be joined, apply glue to both pipe ends and slide the coupling back over the joint.

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Ecuador's Amazon Drilling Plan Raises Concerns Over Environment, Oil Dependency
On Aug. 15, Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa announced that he was abandoning the initiative by which Ecuador would commit to leave 846 million barrels of oil in the ground under Yasuni National Park, in the Amazon, if the international community donated $3.6 billion to the country to compensate for the foregone revenue. The announcement sparked protests and a movement backing a national referendum on the issue, but Correa was quick to consolidate political support for his decision. Last week, Ecuador's Congress approved Correa's plan to drill in the park, even as the Constitutional Court approved a request by environmentalists for a national referendum on the issue. Meanwhile, analysts warned that the government's growing dependence on oil revenues is setting the stage for a crisis when the country exhausts its reserves.
Environmentalists had lauded Correa's 2007 offer to leave the Ishpingo, Tambococha and Tiputini (ITT) oil fields untapped, under what became known as the Yasuni-ITT initiative, in order to protect Yasuni National Park's extraordinary biodiversity and uncontacted Taromenane Indians. The scheme would have avoided releasing 400 million tons of carbon into the atmosphere. However, though the strategy was in line with recommendations of the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, major donors were skeptical. Correa blamed the international community for the initiative's failure, noting that it had raised less than 1 percent of its $3.6 billion goal in six years. However, environmentalists observed that potential donors grew wary after Ecuador defaulted on its foreign debt in 2008 and when the state oil company Petroamazonas began working in block 31, another concession inside Yasuni National Park, just west of the ITT block. ...
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Lead And Be Legendary (LABL), is a new, indie music company based in Detroit and the creative spawn of hip-hop artist Nametag and hometown turntable legend DJ DDT. LABL is a platform for artists who are willing to push the borders of artistry without having to answer to the whims of a corporate interest. To demonstrate this principle, Nametag completed a 5 part freestyle series titled "W.I.T.H.I.N" (Who In The Hell Is Nametag). W.I.T.H.I.N. featured Nametag repurposing some of his favorite industry tracks (both new and dated) into a calling card for his signature style of aggressive lyricism and inventive flow. Over the course of the freestyle series, DJ DDT was inspired to build original production around a select few of the stand out freestyles and also the lead original track, "Relentless" featuring Detroit MC, Travis Slang. While in the recording process of his own debut, R&B Singer-Songwriter, King DeAngelus had the idea to present a body of work with a mixtape feel, at the length of an EP, giving equal recognition to both the DJ and recording artist. This spawned the term, "mixtaEP", and "Lead And Be Legendary: The MixtaEP" will be the first of many. "Lead And Be Legendary: The MixtaEP" is available now to download via the "name your price" option on the Lead And Be Legendary Bandcamp page. A silver cover edition, with complete original tracks including "Go" feat. MAHD, "Good Shot", and "500" is available online for streaming + download in spots such as Spotify, ITUNES, and more.
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Haunted Tofu
For those of you who think tofu is scary, youre absolutely right: scary-delicious! Here, tofu dons a Tex-Mex costume with the help of spicy seasonings and the dynamic duo of salsa and guacamole.
Serves 6
What You Need:
1 block firm tofu cut into 4 slabs, then pressed and drained
1 teaspoon seasoned salt
1 teaspoon paprika
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1 teaspoon onion powder
1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
1/2 teaspoon turmeric
1/2 teaspoon dried parsley
3 teaspoons chili powder
1/4 teaspoon cumin
1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
Fright Night Salsa
Green Goo-acamole
Tortilla chips, for serving
What You Do:
- For each tofu slab, use a sharp knife or a sturdy toothpick to cut out the shape of a ghost, pumpkin, or witch's hat, and save the resulting negative space. Set aside.
- In a small bowl, combine salt, paprika, garlic powder, onion powder, red pepper flakes, turmeric, parsley, chili powder, cumin, and oregano and mix well. In a flat jelly roll pan or other large container, season tofu shapes and hollowed squares with spices, cover, and marinate for at least 1 hour.
- Heat grill to medium, and cook tofu directly on grill for approximately 8 to 10 minutes, turning at least once. If cooking inside, use a grill pan or skillet coated with olive oil. Serve immediately with Fright Night Salsa, Green Goo-acamole, and tortilla chips.
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Does anyone know how to achieve a faux leather look? I thought of doing it on just one wall in our den. I have some ideas but would love any helpful tips! I achieved it on a small cardboard box by painting the box black. Layer of crackle finish. Then, rubbing on brown shoe cream. Turned out beautiful! Don't think I could find enough shoe cream to do an entire wall! Thanks, Teresa
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Wikipad has decided to branch out in the gaming peripheral industry by announcing their newest product which is called the Gamevice. This particular gaming peripheral is pretty much as the name suggests - a detachable game controller that Android gamers can use with their Android devices.
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Last week we reported on Ouya teasing a new limited edition white version of their Android-powered game console. If you happen to be interested in purchasing one, you may want to try your hand at a giveaway Ouya is hosting where you can win a white limited edition version of their console as well as a pair of TuneIn headphones.
Ouya has announced, through their Twitter account with a picture, that the company has made a new white version of their Android-powered game console. This new edition is just as it sounds, all white, for those of you who enjoy having everything white colored.
Samsung has officially made their game controller for their phones a thing now, releasing it to market already in Europe while everywhere else in the world will be able to buy it soon. Of course that is if you don't already own a MOGA controller, or a SteelSeries one, or a Nyko controller, or any number of ones already available and useable with pretty much any Android device.
Nvidia has decided to put their portable handheld Android game console on sale once again and this time it is $100 of the regular price when you purchase a GeForce GTX card for PCs. Not only is it discounted rather heavily, anyone who buy the Nvidia Shield will also get three free games to start playing right away.
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Some works of Ernest LawsonExtracted between 198 works in the catalog of Arcadja
Ernest Lawson - Covered Bridge
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Ernest Lawson (American, 1873-1939) Covered Bridge oil on canvas signed E. Lawson (lower left) 14 x 9 1/2 inches. Property from a Private Collection Provenance: Sold: Leslie Hindman Auctioneers, Chicago, December 11, 1994, Lot 1058 Acquired from the above by the present owner Please contact us for a complete condition report.
Ernest Lawson - Central Park Zoo
Auction: Bonhams -Nov 19, 2014 - New YorkLot number: 20
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Property from a Private Collection, Southern California Ernest Lawson (American, 1873-1939) Central Park Zoo signed 'E. Lawson' (lower left) oil on canvas laid down on board 20 x 24in Footnotes Exhibited Tucson, Arizona, University of Arizona Museum of Art, Ernest Lawson, Retrospective Exhibition , February 11-March 8, 1979, p. 52, pl. 21, illustrated. New York, Hirschl & Adler Galleries, Inc., The Artist in the Park; Honoring the founding of the Central Park Conservancy , April 29-May 30, 1980, no. 63.
Ernest Lawson - An Impressionistic Winter Scene With Mountainous Homestead Engulfed In Snow Drifts
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Description: Ernest Lawson (1873-1939) Canadian-American An Impressionistic Winter Scene with Mountainous Homestead Engulfed in Snow Drifts oil on panel signed lower right h:36.75 w:46.50 cm. Provenance: Lexington Art, New York Bonhams, London 21st May 2008, Lot 177 Private Collection Ernest Lawson's style is heavily influenced by the art of John Henry Twachtman, J. Alden Weir and Alfred Sisley. Though cosidered an American Impressionist he falls stylistically between Impressionism and Realism. He spent some time in France and in 1893 he studied at the Académie Julian with Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant and Jean-Paul Laurens. He practiced plein air painting in Southern France at Moret-sur-Loing and it was here that he met the English Impressionist Alfred Sisley. Lawson had his first solo exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 1907 and won a prize in the Academy's Annual for a winter landscape, the theme of which became his single most identifiable subject as seen here in this work.
Ernest Lawson - Upper New York City
Auction: Bonhams -May 21, 2014 - New YorkLot number: 48
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Ernest Lawson (American, 1873-1939) Upper New York City signed 'E. Lawson' (lower right) oil on canvas laid down on panel 24 3/4 x 30in Painted circa 1918-22 Footnotes PROVENANCE: Babcock Galleries, New York, Hirschl & Adler Galleries, New York, by 1970 Meredith Long & Company, Houston, Texas, by 1975 Gerald Peters Gallery, New York, by 2000 Adelson Galleries, New York, 2001 Michael Altman Fine Art & Advisory Services, New York EXHIBITED: New York, Gerald Peters Gallery, Ernest Lawson , November 2December 23, 2000, p. 10, 91, pl. 23, illustrated. Roslyn, New York, Nassau County Museum of Art, Old New York and the Artists of the Period: 19001941 , August 19November 4, 2001, p. 23, illustrated. LITERATURE: Hirschl & Adler Galleries, 40 Masterworks of American Art , New York, 1970, n.p. G. Glueck, "ART IN REVIEW; Ernest Lawson," The New York Times , December 8, 2000, n.p. In her review of the 2000 Ernest Lawson exhibition, Grace Glueck wrote: "Another treasure is Upper New York City...A night scene of the Harlem River and High Bridge (circa 191012) impresses with its Whistlerian haze of blue pierced by tiny, twinkling orange lights."
Ernest Lawson - The Path To Town
Auction: Sotheby's -Apr 16, 2014 - New YorkLot number: 67
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Private Collection, Chicago 67 Ernest Lawson 1873 - 1939 THE PATH TO TOWN signed E. Lawson (lower left) oil on canvas 20 by 24 inches (51 by 61 cm) Estimate 20,000 - 30,000 USD Print Canvas is lined. SURFACE: in good condition; as is often the case with Lawson's work, the surface is painted with thick impasto and there is scattered cracquelure--however it appears stable and is hardly noticeable--in fact, surface looks fresh with excellent retention of texture and detail UNDER ULTRA VIOLET: no apparent inpainting


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Grey drizzling mists the moorlands drape, Rain whitens the dead sea, From headland dim to sullen cape Grey sails creep wearily. I know not how that merchantman Has found the heart; but 'tis her plan Seaward her endless course to shape. Unreal as insects that appall
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