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Is there a way that allows searching the deals available in the checkin deals?
I have found APIs that allow adding deals programatically, but not searching deals.
Facebook hasn't published official checkin deal API's yet, although according to this article they are in private beta testing with certain locations. But as of now there is no api for programmatically searching deals.
The check-in deals search page doesn't require authentication so you could watch the ajax url it calls with Chrome debugger tools network tab and scape the results. This will most likely be in violation of their terms of service though.


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Thinking revenues hit 3-year high in May
Jun 12, 21:58
Protective component supplier Thinking Electronic saw its revenues hit a three-year high in May, powered by the availability of added production capacity from its new plant in Jiangxi,...
Passive component supplier Thinking to see revenues grow 3-5% in 2014
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Passive component maker Thinking Electronic Industrial is expected to see revenues grow 3-5% in 2014 after it sales expanded 3.1% to NT$4.26 billion (US$140.57 million) in 2013, according...
Thinking Electronic setting up varistor, CPTC thermistor production lines in China
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Taiwan-based passive component maker Thinking Electronic Industrial has completed building construction for its factory in central China and is installing varistor and CPTC (ceramic...
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Jan 2, 21:21
Circuit protection device specialists Polytronics Technology, Thinking Electronic Industrial and Inpaq are looking to enhance their profitability in 2014 through different approaches,...
Thinking Electronics cautious about 4Q13 prospects
Nov 27, 22:12
Protective component maker Thinking Electronics is cautious about its business prospects for the fourth quarter of 2013 due to lower-than-expected demand from the smartphone sector...
Lelon, Thinking Electronic post mixed growth in August revenues
Sep 9, 15:11
Taiwan-based aluminum electrolytic capacitor maker Lelon Electronics had August consolidated revenues of NT$501 million (US$16.7 million), growing 3.27% on month but slipping 5.08%...
Thinking looks to 10% sequential sales growth in 2H13
Jul 10, 14:35
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Most passive component makers see revenues drop over 20% sequentially in February
Mar 6, 22:05
Most passive component makers have seen their revenues drop over 20% sequentially in February, but sales performance of respective firms are expected to return to normal in March,...
Most passive component suppliers see revenues up in January
Feb 6, 14:02
Most passive component makers saw their revenues grow by a double-digit rate in January 2013 due mainly to a low base in the previous month, according to data released by the compa...
Thinking Electronic reports EPS of NT$3.41 for 2012
Feb 1, 15:01
Thinking Electronic Industrial, which makes circuit protection components for handsets and PCs, has reported net profits of NT$432 million (US$14.6 million) for 2012, up 7.3%. The...
Passive component makers reshuffling top management
Dec 12, 15:40
Passive component makers, including Ralec Electronic, Jaan Cherng Technological, Thinking Electronic, Viking Tech, Laser Tek and Walsin Technology, all performed management reshuffles...
Passive component makers to post decreased sales in December
Dec 6, 15:22
Most passive component suppliers are expected to post negative revenue growth in December due to inventory checks at clients, after reporting mixed results for the previous month,...
Taiwan passive component makers enter supply chain of China brands
Nov 30, 15:26
Taiwan-based passive component makers including Chilisin Electronics, Polytronics Technology, Thinking Electronic Industrial and TXC reportedly have secured orders from China-based...
Protective component makers to enjoy booming sales in 4Q12
Nov 20, 15:38
Protective component makers Polytronics Technology and Thinking Electronic Industrial will continue to enjoy strong sales in the fourth quarter of 2012, as booming sales of smartphones...
Passive component makers see sequential drop in October revenues
Nov 5, 22:58
Yageo, Thinking Electronic Industrial and Polytronics Technology, three Taiwan-based passive component makers, on November 5 reported consolidated revenues for October, slipping on...
Thinking Electronic to see slight sequential drop in 4Q12 revenues
Oct 17, 13:34
Protective component maker Thinking Electronic Industrial is expected to see its revenues dip within a range of 5% sequentially in the fourth quarter of 2012 due to weak demand from...
Thinking Electronic cautious about 4Q12
Oct 2, 16:26
Protective component maker Thinking Electronic Industrial has expressed caution about its business outlook for the fourth quarter of 2012, and indicated profits may come under downward...
Passive component makers Thinking, Viking Tech August sales up slightly
Sep 5, 15:09
Taiwan-based passive component manufacturers Thinking Electronic Industrial and Viking Tech have both reported slight sequential increases in revenues for August 2012.
Mag.Layers, Thinking see pre-tax profits improve in 2Q12
Aug 2, 15:35
Passive component makers Mag.Layers Scientific-Technics and Thinking Electronic both saw their pre-tax profits increase sequentially in the second quarter of 2012 thanks to a low...
Protective component makers 2Q12 sales up
Jul 6, 01:35
Thinking Electronic Industrial and Polytronics Technology, which make circuit protection components for handsets and PCs, both enjoyed double-digit sales growth sequentially in the...
Passive component maker Thinking reports declined profits for 1Q12
May 14, 13:03
Passive component maker Thinking Electronic Industrial has reported net profits of NT$78 million (US$2.65 million) for the first quarter of 2012, decreasing 26.1% from a year earli...
Thinking Electronic sees decreased April revenues
May 7, 10:24
Thinking Electronic Industrial, a Taiwan-based maker of thermistors, has reported April consolidated revenues of NT$363 million down 2.37% on month and 2.54% on year, while January-April...
Protective component makers post sales growth in March
Apr 6, 14:26
Thinking Electronic Industrial and Polytronics Technology, which make circuit protection components for handsets and PCs, both saw their consolidated revenues increase more than 10%...
Thinking Electronic positive about ultrabook demand
Feb 10, 11:56
Protective component maker Thinking Electronic Industrial expects orders coming from the ultrabook sector to become strong later in 2012, which will drive company revenues.
Protective component makers report better-than-expected December revenues
Jan 10, 16:08
Thinking Electronic Industrial and Polytronics Technology, which make protective components for power supplies, have both reported slight sequential drops in fourth-quarter revenues...
Most passive component makers report November sales growth
Dec 8, 11:08
Most Taiwan-based passive component manufacturers including Chilisin Electronics, Holy Stone Enterprise, Lelon Electronics, Polytronics Technology and Thinking Electronic Industrial...
Thinking Electronic November revenues up sequentially
Dec 6, 01:05
Thinking Electronic Industrial, a Taiwan-based maker of circuit protection components, on December 5 reported consolidated revenues of NT$371 million (US$12.3 million) for November,...
Passive component maker Thinking posts on-quarter growth in 3Q11 pre-tax earnings
Oct 25, 15:29
Thinking Electronic Industrial, a Taiwan-based maker of thermistors and varistors, has posted pre-tax profits of NT$148 million (NT$4.91 million) for the third quarter of 2011, up...
Most passive component makers see sequential drops in June revenues
Jul 6, 15:14
Most Taiwan-based passive component makers, including Polytronics Technology (PTTC), Thinking Electronic Industrial and Chilisin Electronics, suffered a decline in revenues in June...
Protective component suppliers to see lower growth in 3Q11
Jul 1, 14:16
Protective component makers Thinking Electronic Industrial and Polytronics Technology (PTTC) both expect their revenues to grow by a small margin in the third quarter after posting...
Thinking Electronic expanding resistor capacity
May 31, 14:44
Taiwan-based passive component maker Thinking Electronic Industrial has seen its production capacity fully occupied and is expanding its production capacity for varistors, thermistors...
Thinking shipping protective components to Apple, say sources
May 19, 11:07
Thinking Electronic, which mainly makes protective components for power supplies, reportedly has landed windfall orders from Apple after the Japan earthquake with shipments beginning...
Protective component supplier Thinking sales rebound in March
Apr 6, 15:53
Taiwan-based Thinking Electronic, which mainly makes protective components for power supplies, has reported that consolidated revenues for March 2011 rose 60.5% sequentially to NT$382...
Thinking wins thermo-sensitive resistor orders from US tablet PC vendors
Mar 23, 01:15
Protective component maker Thinking Electronic Industrial has received thermo-sensitive resistor orders for US-based tablet PC vendors, according to the company.
Passive component maker Thinking posts over 30% drop in February sales
Mar 4, 01:15
Taiwan-based passive component maker Thinking Electronic Industrial has announced consolidated revenues of NT$238 million (US$8 million) for February 2011, down 35.8% sequentially...
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We were travelling with our one year old, and asked if there was a crib available for us to use. Kolbrun said she would get one and also asked the gender so she could have some toys there as well! When we arrived, there was two bins full of awesome toys for our son to play with along with a high chair, and some baby dishes!!!! Very thoughtful and very much appreciated!
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This fascinating tale of the author's cross-country hitchhiking journey is a captivating look into the pleasures and challenges of the open road. As the miles roll by he meets businessmen, missionaries, conspiracy theorists, and truck drivers from all ages and ethnicities who are eager to open their car doors to a wandering stranger. This memoir uncovers the hidden reality that the United States remains hospitable, quirky, and as ready as ever to offer help to a curious traveler. Demonstrating how hitchhiking can be the ultimate in adventure travel--a thrilling exploration of both people and scenery--this guide also serves as a hitchhiker's reference, sharing the history behind this communal form of travel while touching on roadside lore and philosophy.
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Aurora, Colo., based Ecotech Institute, a college focused on renewable energy training, is now also offering a facility management technology degree program.
This associate's degree program will prepare students for careers in the field of facility management, focusing on the operation, maintenance, analysis, auditing and cost of energy management systems. Students will receive instruction that is designed to prepare them to analyze, operate, and maintain mechanical and electrical systems.
According to Ecotech, in February there were almost 20,000 jobs posted in the US related to facilities management.
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The $22.3 million renovation of Cannington Court in Somerset by EDF Energy will convert the historic buildings and grounds into the central hub for EDF's network of training facilities across the UK. The campus also will include on-site housing for up to 50 people at a time. The facility is slated to open in early 2014.
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Moving on with Excel Export part 4 : XPages Export
Wed, Mar 18th 2015 2:38p Fredrik Norling
The recent parts of this series has shown you how to create excel exports from a view and also changing the layout of the reports with headers and logos. This post will show you how to filter the data in your excel reports both using keys and fulltext searches. Let's get started. To get some filtered export we add an combobox into our XPage and in this case to show both a Export with a key and search we have two buttons for the different export options. The code behind the com
Moving on with Excel Export part 3 : XPages Export
Thu, Mar 12th 2015 6:20a Fredrik Norling
Making you report look a bit nicer with some formatting. Excel reporting from views can be so dull and boring the XPages for POI can give you more options in this matter and help you create some design to your report. 1. Customizing your template Because POI is using a copy of you template you can customize your temple with logos and predefined information. We need to import this new template and change the startRow and template name In this case we start at row 12 below the logo and
Moving on with Excel Export part 2 : XPages Export
Tue, Mar 10th 2015 4:38a Fredrik Norling
In my last post I wrote about how to in some simple steps generate an automated export of an view to excel. In this post I will show you how to fine grain this using the excel component instead. Start by creating a blank excel file note what the sheet you want to place data on is called usually Sheet1 if you have an english version of Excel. Save and import it as a file resource in the database, name it export.xlsx Now create a new XPage add a button and the Excel component POI Workbook
If your user want reports in Excel you should read this
Mon, Mar 9th 2015 5:23p Fredrik Norling
XPages did get a great addon more than a year ago to be more exact 13:th of September 2013. It was when C hristian Güdemann uploaded the first version of POI for XPages. Apache POI is a rather old apache project, 13 years to be exact. And there have even been a Notes in 9 show by Paul Calhoun on how to use the standalone version of Apache POI. But Christians version makes everything that much simpler to get the Excel file out to the end user, start by going to poi4xpages.openntf.org/ or ess
News from IBM ConnectED15
Mon, Jan 26th 2015 7:30p Fredrik Norling
Some of the news from IBM Connect IBM releases early access to IBM Verse. http://ibm.co/1BfM4S1 IBM Verse will come an an Domino solution for on premise deployment later this year The Domino HTTP engine will get more updates that the previous released updates with SHA2 and TLS 1.0 It will get new HTTP security options as TLS 1.2, PFS and AEAD the IBM HTTP server addon released with Domino 9 will be deprecated The NSF Datastore will get updates that we have all wanted for a long time. View I
Part 2 of Partial Refresh in Notes Forms
Sun, Jan 25th 2015 10:53a Fredrik Norling
I couldn't actually accept myself defeated in the battle to get partial refresh into old school Notes applications. And after a second look at my code I found a way, so I rewrote the javascript library to be a javascript object class so all calls are made inside the class. So now partial refresh of the entire form tag is the standard way of refresh but you can also narrow the refresh to everything inside a div or a table sell if you want to. And Serverside refreshes from a QuerySave agent
2014 a year of change
Wed, Dec 31st 2014 1:59p Fredrik Norling
Looking back at 2014, I see the year that XPages really got accepted as the primary language for Domino. IBM Bluemix got launched and the response was no XPage support in Bluemix, but in the last 2 months we saw that IBM had changed their minds and now there are talking of some kind of support for xPages apps in Bluemix. Great IBM that will get the community to start using the service even more if you can deploy your apps in a real scalable App Engine. The Domino OpenNTF API, evolved and have l
Holiday Hack: Get some XPage power in old Notes apps
Wed, Dec 31st 2014 3:23a Fredrik Norling
One of the great things with XPages is the partial refresh that help you to update information inside the page without a full reload of the page. Well that is not possible with older notes applications because it does a full roundtrip to the server each time we change something. But we can update the screen without the users notice it with ajax. What I did was create a copy of the main js function that Domino uses _doClick and replace that with my own copy of that function in onload. function
Setting up a sFTP server to be used with an existing Domino SSL certificate
Mon, Dec 8th 2014 11:51a Fredrik Norling
With the new way of creating SSL certs for Domino a new opportunity occurred to me and actually it worked great. Because we create the certificates using OpenSSL the generated Key and certificate can actually be used on the same server to setup a sFTP server. Saidly because the Domino FTP server on OpenNTF.org doesn't support sFTP I had to use the FileZilla server the setup was super simple. Run the setup go into settings and enable FTP over SSL select your .Key file and your certificate
Some performance tips for your Domino / XPages servers
Thu, Nov 20th 2014 7:33a Fredrik Norling
When your applications has grown very big you might face a problem with performance in this case I had a customer with quite a large crm system that in some cases got very high disk io but the cpu didn't spike. neither did the memory almost 50% not used by the system. So what I did was I increased the memory available for the XPage runtime JVM using HTTPJVMMaxHeapSize and to get get better database performance I increased the database IO buffers using NSF_BUFFER_POOL_SIZE_MB also using cac
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The National Forest Wins Strong Endorsement in Government Review
The National Forest Company (NFC), a non-Departmental Public Body (NDPB) supported by the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, has received ringing endorsement in a highly positive government review, published on Thursday 21 November.
Monday, 11th November 2013
National Forest Company Launches New Woodland Management Programme
The National Forest Company (NFC) is encouraging landowners to look after their woods with the help of a new woodland management programme, including a new grant scheme to help with the work.
Tuesday, 29th October 2013
Grow a Tree From Seed and Plant an Oak Tree in The National Forest
This weekend make the most of the beautiful autumn sunshine and collect acorns to grow your very own oak tree to plant in The National Forest.
Wednesday, 16th October 2013
New Appointments to The National Forest Company Team
The National Forest Company (NFC) welcomes two new members to the team based at Moira in Leicestershire.
Tuesday, 8th October 2013
Cakes, Chocolate and Cheese at The National Forest Food & Drink Fair
The National Forest will be centre stage at the National Forest Food & Drink Fair at Rosliston Forestry Centre on Sunday 13 October.
Friday, 20th September 2013
Last Chance to Join Whistlewood - Forest, Food, Fun and Friends
The National Forest Company is supporting a unique community woodland project near Melbourne, Derbyshire, which gives individuals the chance buy shares in a community woodland.
Friday, 20th September 2013
Great British Bake Off Fever Hits The National Forest!
The National Forest Food & Drink Fair takes place at Rosliston Forestry Centre on Sunday 13 October, with baking competitions and a Farmers' Market.
Tuesday, 3rd September 2013
Sponsor Celebrates 50 Years with 50 Runners in The National Forest 10K
PHS Direct, sponsor of The National Forest, is sending a record number of competitors to this year's National Forest 10K, which kicks off from Conkers Discovery Centre on Sunday 15 September.
Monday, 2nd September 2013
Ash Dieback in The National Forest
The first outbreaks of the tree disease Ash Dieback have been reported in The National Forest near Albert Village in North West Leicestershire.
Thursday, 22nd August 2013
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Picture yourself in The National Forest woodland scene at the National Forest Wood Fair on Bank Holiday Monday 26 August, for a chance to win a Plant a Tree gift.


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As his key associates are being eliminated one after the other, talk of top Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda surrendering before the police gained momentum when Panda's wife Subhashree Dash alias Mili met DGP Prakash Mishra at the police headquarters here on Wednesday. After failing to meet the DGP at his camp office in Bhubaneswar last month, Mili was allowed to meet the top official at the police headquarters here and sources said the Maoist leader's wife had a one-to-one discussion with the DGP for over an hour.
While Mili refused to divulge what transpired between them, the DGP, speaking to the waiting media, parried all questions except a one-line reply that the Maoist leader's wife had come to meet him over the pending police cases registered against her.
"She came to discuss about the cases registered against her," the DGP said. The police have registered some fresh cases against Mili recently over her alleged involvement in supplying explosives to Maoists.
However, speculations are rife that Mili met the DGP to find a way-out so that the top Maoist leader surrenders with dignity.
Sabyasachi Panda is now left alone in jungles as most of his key associates were killed in police encounters or apprehended recently.


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New Wellington Office For Expanding SilverStripe Team
Behind the scenes at SilverStripe we've been busy growing our team. In fact, over a third of our staff joined us during 2014! This meant we were quickly running out of space in our Wellington office. To accommodate our expanding numbers we are on the move this weekend (1 & 2 November 2014).
Our new office doubles the space we have allowing for continued growth. But we're not traveling far, choosing to stay based in the heart of Wellington's vibrant Courtney Place. Our new office is located right next door to our current one (at 101-103 Courtenay Place, Wellington). If you're interested in joining us check out the latest opportunities on our careers page.Read full post
SilverStripe.org - Updates to the community showcase
When we relaunched silverstripe.org last month we introduced a new featured showcase section. However, we weren't quite happy with the showcase archive section so we rolled out the new site without it with the intention to carry on the work and get this out in the next release to ensure it was really useful to highlight the communities great work.Read full post
A Beginner's introduction to using Entwine in SilverStripe
Entwine is a jQuery library which allows you to add functions to groups of DOM elements, instead of passing elements as function arguments or storing them as global variables. Entwine powers the entire back-end of the SilverStripe framework and CMS, and is very useful for writing custom functionality in the CMS, so that's what this article will focus on. You can download the completed example code here.Read full post
BetterNavigator Module for SilverStripe
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Back in the era of SilverStripe 2 the default template BlackCandy included SilverStripeNavigator - a handy menu utility shown to CMS users when browsing the front-end site that let them quickly edit a page, logout, and switch between viewing the draft and published version of a page.Read full post
September, a big month for community meetups
It has been all go in the New Zealand (overseas too in Sydney and Switzerland) Meetup groups this month. Within the space of 2 weeks local SilverStripers in all of New Zealand's main cities ran Meetups. We have had Wellington and Auckland Meetups now for sometime, and we would now like to welcome the all new Christchurch Meetup group (and big thanks to Briar and Benet who are our the local SilverStripers on the ground in Christchurch there running the meetup).Read full post
Swiss SilverStripe Meetup in Olten - 9th Sept 2014
On September 9th we had the 3rd Swiss SilverStripe Meetup. Since Switzerland has four official languages and the members of this Meetup group voted for Swiss-German as Meetup-Language, we are only a subset of Swiss-SilverStripe enthusiasts. With Xeraa & Cam our Meetup group counts 20 members.Read full post
SilverStripe seeks new talent
Since it launched in 2006 SilverStripe has been involved in the New Zealand internship program Summer of Tech. The program connects innovative NZ companies with talented tech students. This year we have two intern positions to fill and have already been impressed by the students we've seen through Summer of Tech events. We're looking for interns wanting a long term career and who will thrive within our unique culture.Read full post
New SilverStripe.org Goes Live
After much anticipation the new SilverStripe.org site went live today. It's been a long road but as they say good things take time!Read full post
SilverStripe.org - Launch coming up 18th Sept - Important information.
As mentioned a couple of weeks ago the launch of the new silverstripe.org website is upon us. I'm excited to announce that on the 18th of September we'll be doing the final migration of content and pressing the go live button.
There will likely be some down time while this process occurs so please make sure to keep an eye on our Twitter and Facebook channels on the day to get the latest information and status updates as we run through our launch process.
A maintenance page is due to go up on the current website around noon on the 18th September (NZST) with links to commonly used SilverStripe community sites available during this time.
Other than that, see you on the other side of launch with an all new, fresh face for the SilverStripe community.
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Hang out with friends and family. Spend time with my son. Go to the movies, have drinks. Listen to music, attend concerts. Go out of town at the spur of the moment. Go to any sporting function.
I read alot of autobiographies and true crime.
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|What she is looking for
|5'0" (152cms)
|5'10" (177cms) to 6'2" (187cms)
|Body type:
|About average
|No preference
|No preference
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way
|Administrative / Secretarial
|No preference
Trying to continue my education and receive my degree in Business Management. I work at White Sands Test Faclility, and I love my job! I am very outgoing!
|$35,001 to $50,000
|$35,001 to $50,000, $50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Never Married
|No preference
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home (1)
|No preference
|Wants kids:
|Not sure
|No preference
|Latino / Hispanic
|White / Caucasian
|Christian / Catholic
|No preference
|Some college
|Some college