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How do I waterproof the plug on my fountain?
I am installing a very small fountain with a 120V pump. I'd like to run a heavy duty, outdoor grade,50' extension cord along the edge of our wrap-around porch to the plug of the fountain. The extension cord will plug into a GFCI outlet on the 12' deep porch with a waterproof cover. (this outlet never gets wet)
My question is - how do I make the fountain cord plug/extension cord outlet waterproof? Is there any kind of staked housing that can be purchased to safely enclose this connection?
I've been googling and have come up with nothing like this - and it seems like it would be a pretty easy thing to do.
I appreciate any help that ya'll can give me!
This has also been posted on the Garden Accoutrements Forum and the Landscape Forum
My hubs in an electrician so I asked him.
He said to move the fountain or the GFCI, you should not be using an extension cord.
Alternatively, you could use something he called Scotchcoat (some sort of weatherproofing), which would give a permanent protection to what should be a temporary connection. He did not suggest the 2nd method as something you should do.
I heard the same advice 'new in texas' is giving you when I looked into the same question somewhere besides TXGW. Extension cords are dangerous apparently. They suggested(over and over!) having a permanent cord put in to where it's needed it by a licenced electrician. The biggest danger is death by electrocution. Wish there was an easier way myself! PJ
The longest cord I've ever found for a small fountain pump is 16', so that would mean your fountain would only being 16 feet from the outlet on your patio. That's what I use for my container water garden, and having it that close to the patio makes it alot easier to add water, which with a small fountain you will likely have to do 1-2 times a day with the heat and the birds bathing.
aren't those heavy-duty outdoor extension cords any good?
she says who finds that fountains have the shortest cords ever! I had an outlet put in on the outside of my house just about 2 feet from one fountain and I need a short extension cord to make it work...grrrr.
PJ, I got my pump with the 16' cord either at HD or Walmart or Lowe's - I don't remember for sure which. I found it really early in the season last year - they probably sell out pretty fast because of the long cord. It's a Beckett Model 130.
Here's a place you could order online if you need one.
My husband bought the fountain for my birthday - I set it up this morning and you're right - the cord is about 5' long!! We have a wrap-around porch so I had to go with a 50' cord, since I didn't want to run the cord across the porch. I found a waterproof housing here for extension cords:
I have it set up temporarily - just to be sure the pump worked and all. I may get an estimate from an electrician to see how much it would be to have an outlet installed. The fountain was only $100 on sale - I'm sure the electrician will be much more...
I just don't understand why they put such short cords on outdoor fountains! Who wants to place such a focal point based on where an outlet is?
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Michelle- Thank you! I got it at Walmart on Hwy 377 (next to the Hwy 114 intersection) near Trophy Club. It was marked $135 but rang up at $100. When I went back this morning (to buy flowers to plant around mine), they'd marked them all $100. I believe there were 2 or 3 left. I noticed it's not listed on Walmart.com.
I found a waterproof extension cord cover at a greenhouse site. Looks like it will allow you to run an extension cord to a fountain without having to worry about it getting wet. Hope this helps.
Here is a link that might be useful: Extension Cord Cover
I have the same problem and started looking this morning. I just happened to find this and thought I'd share. I don't know anything about it, quality wise, but it definately meets the need! Anyway, here's a link to one I found on Amazon.com with a 50 foot cord.
Here is a link that might be useful: Submersible Fountain Pump w/ 50ft Cord


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For that we can be quite thankful. Disney has finally gotten its footing in the animated world once again and following Frozen expectations couldn't be higher for the studio's next animated film. While I seriously doubt that Big Hero 6 will inspire the crazed fervor that Frozen did, Disney's recaptured magic his still here, elevating a kid's superhero movie to something more.
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Last year, Japan Cuts played Sion Sono's Bad Film, a project filmed back in 1995 but not finished until 2012. In my non-review of the film, I unequivocally called it a masterpiece, and I stand by every word. It is a labor of love that throws caution to the wind in order to just make a freaking movie, everyone and everything else be damned. This is Sion Sono's world and you just have to deal with it.
Why Don't You Play in Hell? is a celebration of that worldview. And it's every bit as brilliant as you could hope.
[This review was original posted as part of our coverage of the 2014 New York Asian Film Festival. It is being reposted to coincide with the film's theatrical release.]view full story + comments
You should see Birdman. In fact, you need to see Birdman. Alejandro González Iñárritu's film is something truly special, and were it not for the fact that Boyhood finally saw its release, it would undoubtedly be the most fascinating thing to come out this year (and, really, in recent memory). Every single facet of it can be the start of its own overly-long review. And for that reason, this review is going to be split into two parts. This is the main review, and in the coming days I'll be following it up with a more analytical (though still generally spoiler free) Review Companion piece.
If you know nothing about Birdman, you should just go see it. Close your laptop, turn off your phone, stop whatever it is you are doing and just get to the nearest theater where it's playing. Going in blind isn't really necessary here, but there's no reason not to either. I went in knowing only that it was not an adaptation of Harvey Birdman (spoiler), and that made it especially fascinating for me. But to be honest, the things that I found fascinating probably won't be the things you find fascinating. Really, there is so freaking much to talk about in this movie.
So let's get into it.
[This film was seen as part of our coverage of the 52nd New York Film Festival. It is being posted to coincide with the film's limited theatrical release]
I thought the good folks over at the NYFF were kidding when they described Whiplash as "Full Metal Jacket at Julliard." I've been burned by their film descriptions before, so I couldn't trust something that just sounded so brilliant. I mean, that's one hell of a pitch. But sticking with my rule of going into films blind, I left it at that. I didn't watch the trailer, nor did I seek out the short film that raised the money to fund the feature. I didn't even listen to "Whiplash."
But that pitch pulled me in. And much to my surprise, it's shockingly fitting. And to be honest, it's even better than it sounds.
[This review was originally posted as part of our coverage of the 52nd New York Film Festival. It is being reposted to coincide with the film's theatrical release.]view full story + comments
Everyone listen. I'm going to pretty much surprise the crap out of you because by writing the next sentence I'm surprising the crap out of myself. I enjoyed Dracula Untold. I know. You've probably just decided that maybe you don't want to trust my opinion anymore, but hear me out.
Dracula Untold is a Universal monster movie. You know those old classics from back in the day that starred Dracula and the Wolfman and the Mummy. In fact they're making an entire film universe for those guys to star in. The point is that those movies were meant to be fun and kind of ridiculous and that is exactly what Dracula Untold is despite its many flaws.view full story + comments
To start this will be the only time I am typing the full name of the movie: Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day. There, got that over with. From here on out we'll be referring to the film as Horrible, No. Everyone else is calling it Alexander so we'll be different.
Horrible, No is quite the surprise as from trailers you probably thought it was a bottom of the barrel adaptation of a classic children's book that Disney just threw a few actors at and dumped into the October slumps. You'd be wrong. While it isn't the most original film out there, it is one of the better family comedies put onto the screen in a while. The jokes may be a bit tired, but there pulled off with such aplomb and pluck that at the end of the day it all turns out good.view full story + comments
Gone Girl is the book of the moment. Much as The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo was The Big Thing when David Fincher adapted it for US screens, Gillian Flynn's novel seems to be ubiquitous. Everyone is reading it and talking about it, and those who aren't are certainly aware of its presence.
I expect this is partially because of the David Fincher adaptation. The book was released in 2012, and though it quickly hit the New York Times Best Seller List, I didn't hear about it until the announcement of its cinematic release. I considered reading it, but I never got around to it. (Flixist Editor-in-Chief Matt Razak has been hounding me to do so now, though, so I may pick it up.)
Walking around New York City, posters for the film are unavoidable. This adaptation is a big deal. The Big Book is about to be The Big Movie.
And it's going to get people talking.
[This review was originally posted as part of our coverage of the 52nd New York Film Festival. It has been reposted to coincide with the film's theatrical release.]view full story + comments
The dramatic family comedy. A staple in our modern day film scene. Throw is some folky pop music and a few stars and you've got yourself a big giant cliche ready for the theaters. There are ways to do it right, though. If you can pull your film out of melodrama and into actual emotion then you can hit the nail on the head. It happens.
It only half happened here. This Is Where I Leave You boldly teases at pushing its characters and feelings in interesting directions, but holds back far too much. It leaves us with a family dramedy that works on basic levels, but never transcends its genre.view full story + comments
Looking back over Liam Neeson's career since Taken turned him into an action hero one could argue that he's basically made the same movie over and over. A vengeful individual in some sort of manly battle involving life and death. And, yes, that is a valid argument. But it also isn't.
See, while Neeson's films have all been pushed the same way, they actually haven't all been that similar (both in tone and quality). From the outstanding The Grey too the awful Taken 2 Neeson has basically played around with the theme of the bad ass, elder hero in a variety of ways. Now they haven't always worked, but one thing remains consistent: Neeson is awesome. That pretty much describes A Walk Among the Tombstones perfectly. It doesn't always work, but Neeson is awesome.view full story + comments
Every so often, a film comes along that completely shatters your expectations. You think you've got it figured out and then it throws a curveball. Then another. Then five more. Soon you realize you can't figure the film out and you have to just let it happen, because even hazarding a guess at what happens next will just make you look silly. It's rare for something so consistently bizarre to be released, and even rarer for it to be a blockbuster, even a foreign one.
But The Pirates is one of those films. And I'm still reeling from the impact.view full story + comments
The Drop is one of those little crime thrillers that comes out and no one really hears about it and you aren't sure why it was made. Possibly the studio thought it could grab some award love or something, but nothing is actually going to come out of it. This is too bad because Tom Hardy gives a performance that you could never see coming from the man.
The Drop sadly isn't up to its star's performance, but that only makes Hardy stand out more. There is nothing more fantastic than watching an actor completely embody a role. There are few things more upsetting than watching the movie surrounding it never match it.view full story + comments
When I decide to watch a movie, it is usually based on two thing:
While there's obviously some leeway on the first one, once a movie pushes past the two hour mark I tend to weigh my interest more carefully. I'll take a random chance on an 80 minute movie or a 100 minute. But a movie that's 135 minutes? That's past the limits of the "Why not?" attitude. I'm not sure what it says about my psychology, but that's the way it is.
The press notes for Kundo show a bald man wielding two giant butcher knives (check!) and gave a 100 minute runtime (check!). That sounded right up my alley.
But while it definitely has the action I was looking for, the runtime on the press notes was off by 35 minutes. That was an unwelcome surprise.view full story + comments
In past reviews, I've written about the problems with poor subtitles on foreign films. Improper use of language serves as a distraction from the comedy or drama and makes the experience worse. I love the English language. It's my lifeblood and my livelihood. So when I see it mangled, I get angry. When it comes to foreign films, I can at least forgive the fundamental language barrier. It's the reality of a love of foreign films, and I am willing to cut some slack.
But though Cam2Cam takes place in Bangkok, the film is in English and was ostensibly written by someone whose first language was English. I say ostensibly because I have trouble believing that's true.
Then again, what was I supposed to expect from a movie called "Cam2Cam"?view full story + comments
I'm a sucker for sports movies. You give me a gang of lovable underdogs, a few training montages and a triumphant final game and I'm in your pocket. It's just so easy to get caught up in a sport film even when their bad. They hit all the right points that we love and when done even remotely right you at least feel a little bit of joy when those underdogs win the big game. What I'm saying is that it is really hard to make a sports film that you just stop caring about.
When the Games Stands Tall does this. Not only does it go on for way longer than it should, but it doesn't grab you in the first place. It's as if the filmmakers had never seen a sports film before. No, check that. It's as if they had never seen any movie before.view full story + comments
It's been more than 20 years since Lois Lowry's The Giver first hit shelves, and more than a decade since I first read it. It's one of those transformative books, and before the recent YA trend towards totalitarianism, the first exposure most people had to dystopias. It's not really 1984 for children (because it's not really for children, despite everyone I know having reading before middle school), but what it says about the world and about imagination is formative for a lot of people. It definitely was for me.
When I heard it was being adapted, I wasn't excited about it, but I also wasn't totally put off. It's a story about imagery, and actually seeing some of the images that are discussed in the book (and the way they affect the view of a colorless, lifeless world) struck me as potentially compelling.
But as I sat in the theater, I realized that I was wrong: The Giver isn't about imagery at all.
It's about imagination.view full story + comments
Into the Storm is one of those movies that you wonder where it came from. Natural disaster films are so early 2000s and this one feels particularly ancient. Clearly the thinking was that with all the super storms hitting us the time was ripe to pick the genre again, but it really isn't and Into the Storm isn't the film to do it in.
While you don't have to do much to be a competent natural disaster movie there are a few rules. The biggest one is not to actively insult people who have actually been affected by cataclysmic disasters. Into the Storm fails at this, and while it may succeed at a few other things because of that it fails completely.view full story + comments
OK, we've all seen the new look of the Ninja Turtles, and if you haven't there it is up there in the header. It's hideous. They look really weird and totally ugly. That doesn't change in this movie. We're just all going to have to live with it (unless the movie flops and we don't get a direct sequel). Thanks to that I won't be discussing their look anymore. It just is.
How does one reboot a franchise that's already been rebooted repeatedly in multiple formats. There's one key factor that makes the Ninja Turtles work. It isn't the ninja factor or the mutant turtle factor or the teenage factor. What makes it work is that the turtles are actually interesting characters with a family dynamic that always pays off. Rewatch the original live action film. It's fun, but it's also a fantastic movie because they treat the turtles as real characters and when that's done it's easy to see why the franchise is eternal.
Of course a film produced by Michael Bay doesn't exactly hint at strong character development, does it?view full story + comments
The war in Afghanistan is the longest military conflict in which the United States has been involved. The operation is nowhere near as successful as hoped, which is part of the reality of fighting a war in Afghanistan, a lesson that the Soviet Union learned in the 1980s. Much of the logistic difficulty comes from the terrain and the size of the country. For the US, this difficult was compounded by its attempts to rebuild infrastructure and develop trust with the civilian population. Part of the issue here may be some of the troops themselves.
The documentary Kill Team chronicles one instance of egregious war crimes that US troops perpetrated against the people of Afghanistan. One army unit played a game in which they'd murder innocent civilians and pretend that they were enemy combatants.
One of the most chilling things about Kill Team is the matter-of-fact way that one of the troops characterizes these kinds of war crimes: it happens way more than we think, they were just the ones who got caught.
[This review was original posted as part of our coverage of the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival. It is being posted to coincide with its theatrical release.]view full story + comments


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Zig said:
What if Brian Epstein had not died prematurely?
Magical Mystery Tour would have been better executed.
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What if John climbed up the ladder and saw 'no'?
9 June 2010
Yoko would have been a very different person. Probably a more sarcastic person, because that's the kind of person who would make you climb a ladder just to see a card with tiny writing that said "no." I mean, I get climbing the ladder and it says "yes." But "no" would probably make me mad.
If I seem to act unkind, it's only me, it's not my mind that is confusing things.
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I agree that John and Cynthia would have split regardless - but I am basing that purely on what I've read on this site and elsewhwere. I understand that their relationship was less than stellar.
What if John had finished the song that gave us the "When I was a boy?" lyrics on She Said She Said?
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The paparazzi would be far worse than it was back then, if they stayed the same with their music and selves, every recording company would try to get a hold on them, there would be thousands of rumours about the band, screaming fans everywhere, tickets would sell online in split seconds- Well let me just say it would probably be more chaotic than it was back in the 60's.
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If I'd get invited to Willy Wonka's chocolate factory I''d peeled all the chocolates into strawberries, so it looked like Strawberry Fields.
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Zig said:
What if John climbed up the ladder and saw 'no'?
That was a good question.
I wonder.....
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Asian eggplants
I started out several asian eggplants in containers. They've produced lots of eggplants but the problem is that the eggplants turned out tough. I'm doing something wrong obviously, but exactly what I don't know. I've planted them in soilless mixes and watered every day. What else should I have done or added to the soil? Please help.
Are these eggplants long and slim?? Asian eggplants are long and slim and are usually very tender. Not sure why they are tough?? if you are referring to LIttle Fingers, they can be a bit tough and bidder, unlike the asian long that I am used to... eggplants are such prolific produers..
Well since posting my question, I finally discovered the eggplants I have were wrongly labelled. They grew fat and round and so they are definitely not asian types. In fact, I still don't know when they do get to ripen. I bought these batch from a seller at a market place and I'm very disappointed by this.
I have tried to start my eggplants from seeds before but it takes too long to germinate and too difficult to maintain before it can be planted out. I wish there was an easier way I can get my eggplants. I really like the asian varieties because of it's sweetness. Ignore me, I'm just feeling frustrated by this....
I'M frustrated because eggplants are very hard to grow in Tennessee. They don't like the clay soil, and they sure don't like the flea beetles. Some years when I get them past the flea beetles, blister beetles will totally strip the plants of leaves. After years of killing off one cellpak a year, I finally started doing better, and so this year I planted seeds of Applegreen, Pingtung Long, Turkish orange, and Thai green pea, plus I bought some plants labeled 'Indian eggplant". The Applegreen and Turkish orange have made a few fruits. The Thai Green pea has made huge beautiful plants with not a flea beetle hole on them, but they wont' bloom. I finally went to the site where I ordered them, www.rareseeds.com and found it says "Late Maturity". It's the only one of all the Thai eggplants they carry that they say that about. I only have about 8 weeks till frost, and they haven't even bloomed yet! We are desperately short of water and I have been most generous to these plants, and have nothing so far to show for it. Have any of you tried this variety? If it's not going to start blooming in time, I may as well chop them down now, or at least quit wasting precious buckets of water on them. Donna
I know this is a very late response, but a lot of times eggplants (the fat ones) are just too big when seen in the grocery store. In the garden we always pick our fat eggplants when they are very small. They don't set large seeds and you are able to get so much bang for your buck you are not forgoing quantity for quality...especially if you have a few plants. As for the asian eggplants...you can let those grow longer than usual. I don't think there is ever a point when they are "ripe". They just get tougher the longer they stay on the stem.


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TJC launches retail management certificate
Published Thursday, 20th September 2012
Tyler Junior College, in conjunction with Brookshire Grocery Co. and the Western Association of Food Chains, launched a new retail management certificate program this fall.
The program has 114 students, all of whom are employees of Brookshire Grocery Company.
The 10 courses that are required for the certificate are designed to prepare students for career opportunities and upward mobility in the retail industry. Many of the courses are taught at the Brookshire Grocery Company headquarters by TJC professors.
"Today's retail profession includes a wide range of growing product sectors, including chain pharmacy and drug, supermarket and grocery, food service and more," said Dr. Clayton Allen, TJC dean of professional and technical programs. "TJC is the first community college in Texas to offer this endorsed academic program."
The program can be completed within two years, with courses offered on the TJC campus using face-to-face, online or hybrid (face-to-face and online) class formats. Credits earned can potentially apply to more advanced educational programs such as an associate's degree or a bachelor's degree. All certificate credits will apply directly to an associate of applied science degree in business management at Tyler Junior College.
Tyler-based Brookshire Grocery Co. is the founding partner with TJC in promoting this certificate to encourage the professional development of their employees.
"I am a strong supporter of education and believe the WAFC Retail Management Certificate will strengthen our business and increase our employees' ability to advance within our company," said Rick Rayford, president and CEO of BGC. "Grocery retailers in the western United States have already seen great results, as evidenced by the large number of current participants and graduates of the program. We look forward to joining efforts with WAFC and TJC to provide an industry-focused opportunity."
TJC professors who developed the curriculum and are now delivering instruction say the experience has been uplifting."The students in my class are amazing," said Lindsey Gainer, professor of business management. "They are committed to learning new information and have been so willing to participate in classroom activities. These students bring an experiential context to the course material that I believe truly enhances the effectiveness of the learning process. I feel privileged to share a class with the students from Brookshire's."
Don Blaine, business management professor, said the students' managerial experience is evident. "The Brookshire's/TJC partnership is about bringing together people who want to build and enhance their management and leadership skills," he said. "Because the students have vast work and management experience, we can explore topics with more depth and enhance the classroom experience."
Said business management professor Beverly Bugay, "Working with my Brookshire's students this semester has been a breath of fresh air. They are a motivated and excited group. The discussions in our online class are lively because they all have the same goals and all work for the same company. This is a wonderful cohort of students and I am enjoying them and the class immensely."Deborah Welch, department chair and professor of business management, said the degree program is a model for other opportunities in the future.
"The current initiative with Brookshire Grocery Company will serve as a model platform for expanding the industry-supported certificate in the local region to other companies in the food industry supply chain, she said. "Additionally, expansion throughout Texas will be promoted by TJC by facilitating the implementation of similar programs at other community colleges."
The retail management certificate was the basis for TJC's application for a U.S. Department of Labor grant, part of the Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training initiative. The College learned Wednesday that its joint application has resulted in a $12,040,449 grant award. Other partner institutions are Cerritos College, Clackamas Community College and the University of Alaska-Anchorage.
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KILGORE, December 12, 2014-- Brookshire Grocery Company (Brookshire's) received the Local Employer of Excellence Award for the Workforce Solutions East Texas area at the Texas Workforce Commission's (TWC) 18th Annual Texas Workforce Conference held November 19- 21, in Grapevine. The Local Employer of Excellence Award honors private-sector employers that are actively involved with their local workforce board and have made a positive impact on employers, workers and the community. Representatives pictured accepted the award at yesterday's Workforce Solutions East Texas Board meeting.
Brookshire's has been part of the East Texas community since 1928. In 2012, Brookshire's partnered with Tyler Junior College to develop a Retail Management Certificate program with the potential to positively impact hundreds of regional employers. The program offers face-toface, online, and hybrid classes to prepare students for career opportunities and upward mobility in the retail industry.
Students working full or part time can complete the program within two years and can earn credit toward associate or bachelor's degrees. As of May 2014, Brookshire's had 33 graduates of the Retail Management Certificate course and 307 of their employees had taken courses within the program since fall 2012. As a result of this program, many job seekers who received services through East Texas ultimately received training that led to employment opportunities, connecting area employers with a more qualified workforce.
"At the Texas Workforce Commission we believe that innovation and partnerships at the local level will maximize our effectiveness and keep Texas on top," said TWC Commissioner Representing Employers Hope Andrade. "I applaud the collaboration and leadership shown by Brookshire Grocery Company and Workforce Solutions East Texas in preparing today's workforce for current and future opportunities."
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Showers will taper off across Northern Calfiornia by Monday afternoon as a frontal system moves south and east of the area.
High pressure will bring a return of dry weather along with milder temperatures for the rest of the week. Breezy northerly winds are likely Tuesday.
Satellite and radar imagery showed the frontal band is finally on the move toward the south and east as the upper trough nears the coast.
Light showers were in the valley and was as far south as Stockton, and the back edge of precip now extends from around Yreka to Weaverville to west of Ukiah.
The rain is forecasted to end between 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. in Sacramento and by early afternoon in the northern Sierray.
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We first came across the idea of solar-powered Bluetooth headphones back in 2009. Five years later, the proliferation of Bluetooth LE and the capability of today's solar cells has given London-based startup Exod the tools needed to turn the concept into reality. With its Helios headphones, the company is dangling the prospect of a dangle-free listening experience in front of mobile music lovers. Read More
Mikme wireless microphone captures quality audio on the move
The folks behind the Mikme microphone are aiming to make recording inspired moments of creativity as easy as possible, whenever and wherever you happen to be when the muse strikes. Though you can make use of the microphone on the ubiquitous smartphone, the captured audio probably isn't going to be a match for the Mikme's promise of studio-grade quality. The Mikme is also a versatile little beast, able to work as a battery-powered standalone microphone, be cabled to a computer via USB or wirelessly paired with a smartphone running a companion app. Read More
Scottish company invites Skoogists to get their grooves on
Initially developed for kids with disabilities, Edinburgh-based Skoogmusic has spent the last four years delivering its colorful and tactile Skoog digital music-making instrument to almost 2,000 schools around the world. Now the company is eyeing the consumer space with the development of version 2.0, which benefits from a much-reduced cost of entry, new mobile companion apps, wireless capabilities and battery-powered portability. Read More
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Last month, Gizmag reported on the Archt One (pronounced "ark-one") Kickstarter kick-off and its promise to fill a room with consistent, high quality omnidirectional sound via its warhead-shaped wireless speaker. Since then I've had the opportunity to test out a demo unit at home for a few days to see if the Archt keeps its promise. Read More
Pantelligent is one smart frying pan
Cooking can be hard. The team at Pantelligent are aiming to make the process a little easier, though, by allowing users to connect their "smart" frying pan to a smartphone to monitor temperature and cook time ... taking the guesswork out of pan cooking. Read More
Eva smart shower head saves water by gamifying your showers
Showers are one of the top contributors to water usage, and waste, in the household. The makers of the Eva Bluetooth-connected shower head claim it can help you cut that water consumption in half by making sure water only pours down when you actually need it. A free companion app also tracks your water usage, compares it with other users and motivates you to keep saving in the long run, aiming to have the device pay for itself in just one year. Read More
BTunes brings wireless freedom to existing headphones
It can take quite some time to sift through the many quality headphones available to the mobile music lover and, if you're anything like me, once you've discovered the model that's right for you, there's little that can shake you away from your faithful pair of personal audio throwers. Having to deal with a daily dose of cable tangle gets old really quickly though, and the urge to go wireless can become overpowering. With the BTunes plug you can enjoy the convenience of cable-free streamed music using your preferred headphones. Read More
Wearhaus Arc wireless headphones can sync for social listening
Headphones are, by their very nature, a solo experience. They enclose the user with his or her music, and block out the world around them. Wearhaus aims to change that with its new Arc headphones, that promise to allow users to connect with each other by streaming music to other Arc wearers. Read More
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Archbishop Nicholas Duncan Williams' University College is expected to kick off this year as it opens its doors to potential students who look forward to pursuing further education.
Dominion University College (DUC), founded by Archbishop Nicholas Duncan Williams of the Christian Action Faith Ministries International (CAFM), would be fully functional before the last quarter of 2012.
Archbishop Duncan Williams made the disclosure in Accra when he addressed some members of the church during a Sunday service at the main auditorium of the church on the Spintex Road.
Though it's a university owned by a church, it would provide tuition in other secular academic fields apart from theology.
"The first batch of students who will begin classes in September 2012 would undertake degree programmes in Business Administration, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and Theology," he stated.
According to Archbishop Duncan Williams, all the required documentation for the university college had been secured from the National Accreditation Board and that the first matriculation of students would take place in November this year.
The university college, he said, was endowed with reputable lecturers, adding that management would ensure that all courses were taught by experienced and reputable lecturers from Ghana and outside the country.
Dr. Ekwow Spio-Garbrah, former Minister of Education and Ghana's former Ambassador to the USA, was named as the one to act as president of the university college.
Archbishop Duncan Williams reiterated that Dr. Spio-Garbrah, who is currently the Chief Executive Officer of Action Chapel International, would be the acting president until a full-time university president was identified and engaged.
He noted that arrangements were also underway for students of the university to spend up to two years at reputable American universities on exchange programmes.
The DUC will occupy the second floor of the CAFM Headquarters at Spintex Road, where a large number of offices and meeting rooms have already been refurbished for the use of students as lecture halls, meeting rooms, as well as offices for the professors, lecturers and the administration.
CAFM has also acquired a 100-acre site just outside Accra, which is intended to become the permanent location of the university college in the future.
Dr. Spio-Garbrah, on his part, invited prospective students who wished to enrol to contact the office of the registrar of the university, located on the second floor of the CAFM headquarters building, for details of admission requirements and other relevant information.
The acting president of the university college stated that beginning in April 2012, the DUC would also offer short-term courses on selected subjects.
The selected subjects would include Marketing for Financial Services; Accounting for Non-Accounting Personnel; Risk Management; Tax Planning and Implications of Budget 2012; and Computer Competency for Professionals and Non- Professionals.
Dr Spio-Garbrah thanked the church members who had over the years made various contributions towards the funding and establishment of the college, and asked for God's blessings for them.
A reconstituted council of the university college comprises a number of very eminent Ghanaians and non-Ghanaians including Jendayi Frazer, former US Assistant Secretary of State for Africa; Dr. Alex Danso, a renowned Ghanaian neuro-surgeon based in Harare, Zimbabwe and Oby Ezekwesili, Vice President, Africa Region, World Bank, Washington DC.
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He was calling from his new tractor, an 8530 John Deere, he was putting down fertilizer. They are a very impressive looking tractor and he was complaining jokingly that it was hot, windy and so much work. Said the tractor wants me to turn it around at the end of the field. GPS does all the rest even applying different amounts of fertilizer as it traverses the field. Nice air conditioned cab with sattelite radio or CD player. Said,"even if I went to sleep it would stop at the end of the field and wait for me to turn it around".
I have never diven this machine but have been on his other tractors. Not sure I could grasp the electronics used to operate it. Instead of levers and pedals it has an imposing amount of buttons to push.
Yeah Gandle, these new and improved tractors are sure "purty and highfuluten". Several of our neighbors have some of them and I just smile and wave as they go down the road. I'd probably have that tractor doing the two-step, polka, and maybe even line dancing before I figured out which button to push at the end of the row to make it turn around! But I'm really glad we don't have the price tag that goes with them, aren't you?
Did I hear "Liederkranz" ? Loved that cheese, felt terrible when it went off the Market Family called it "Mom's Stinky Cheese" I never had to share it with anyone.
When DH and I first retired and moved to my current place, we had milk-goats and I tried my hand at cheese-making and subscribed to a cheese-maker's newsletter. I remember some subscribers inquired about the recipe for Liederkranz and were told that it couldn't be made available because if someone did it wrong and people got sick, it could mean a lawsuit for -Borden? - even though they didn't plan to ever make it again, they had exclusive ownership of the recipe.
Gandle, if you would live down the street, I would come and help you eat! Have not had any Liederkranz cheese in ages.
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Never heard of Liederkranz cheese until you mentioned it, it seems to be an American take on Limburger cheese. I love Limburger and it is ready available in the stores here in Silicon Valley.
I'm totally impressed with your son's new tractor.I had no idea that John Deere was that advanced.
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The case went flat for prosecutors when Berks County Judge Jeffrey K. Sprecher dismissed charges against a 44-year old Kutztown man accused of buying beer for his 17-year-old neighbor.
The teen, Shawn Putnam of Kutztown, testified at a pretrial hearing that Gregg R. Hartman, his neighbor, bought him a case of Miller Genuine Draft at Duffer's Distributors in Kutztown on Jan. 7 and that he drank five beers from the case.
But Sprecher ruled, in an order made available Tuesday, that prosecutors failed to prove Miller Genuine Draft is indeed beer.
Eshelman said the law requires prosecutors to prove the beer contained at least 5 percent alcohol.
No testimony or evidence on records proved that Miller Genuine Draft contained 5 percent alcohol, Eshelman said. I was not surprised with the outcome. It was the right outcome.