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Development Of Home Security Systems
Currently, there is much advancement in home security systems college station tx , which is as a result of great advancement in technology. This advancement in home security got its roots hundreds years ago, and it has been depended upon by various modern technicians. This is well proven in the history of home security systems.
Background Of Home Security Systems
In the past, the residents' safety was highly assured by invention and development of dead bolts. This was until there was rampant break-ins that people realized that their safety and that of their properties was note well-assured by use of these dead bolt locks. Back in 1800, detection of intrusion was made possible by use of chattering of geese as well as barking of guard dogs. It was after World War I when people were forced to subscribe to a ''door shaker'' service due to an increased rate in break-ins. This was mainly done by night guards who ensured that door were locked during the night by shaking the subscribers' doors.
Latter in 1853, Augustus Pope invented an amazing electro-magnetic alarm system. By then, Pope was living in Boston. In his gadget, which was battery-operated, he includes a bell, which could sense and ring when a door was opened. The bell would also ring whenever a window was opened. Latter, Augustus sold his idea to a business man by the name Edwin Holmes who marketed it. Edwin Holmes's son latter developed an idea that used telephone lines in alarm system. In Boston, he used unused telephone before migrating to New York to introduce his idea.
Later in 1867, Edward A. introduced Central Monitoring System, which was more advanced in comparison to Edwin's idea. By then, Edward A. was a well-known telegrapher. The idea stormed to his head after his master was robbed. Edward planned to use just one call box in fifty houses where a number of bells would be assigned to each and every house. In case of any intrusion, the bells would ring automatically. He intended to get quality service from his system. This created a room for the formation and development of an emergency central station, which would receive and respond to any call for aid. In 1871, Edward's idea facilitated the formation of American District Telegraph (ADT), which was much successful in facilitating formation and development of Central Monitoring System. Latter, this system was used by policemen where polices were sent to house whenever the alarm went off.
Due to development and advancement in technology, the current alarms in the market are wireless, automated as well as sophisticated gadgets. By the aid of web-enabling devices, one can simply notice whether his/her door is well locked or not. Also, the remotely of the security system can be easily be armed. There is also a quick response to a triggered alarm in any house. It is thus advisable to install a security system in any commercial or residential house for safety.


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Join Date: Sep 2011
Alright, so here are my findings about the filling:
- CA glue is the easiest of the bunch. Fill the gaps with dust, use excessive dust to prevent bleeding and pour it onto the seam. It's fast and easy to sand flat because it's real hard.
- Second is the "wood-glue-sanding-while-wet" method. I think this method gives the best results. Gaps are still visible, but less noticible then with the others. However I do find it quite anoying to sand while the glue is still wet. And this does leave some residue, so there's more sanding to be done.
- I found the epoxy/dust mixture the most annoying of the bunch. It takes longer before you can sand it, it needs quite a lot of dust to blend nice and it left the most noticible, nice black line at the seam. It is real nice for filling larger gaps though.
Here is a pic of the three methods. I have used a piece of plywood which I routed and put some inlays in. Not my best work with some noticible gaps :
The top left is done using CA glue, the top right is epoxy and dust and the bottom is done with the woodglue.
I also put a finish on the the little piece of plywood and the woodglue comes forward as the best choice. Don't have a pic of the finished piece though...
Back to the project:
I've finished the ground inlay as wel; FINALLY! The first inlay went pretty good, but I cracked it into three pieces right at the end...
Since I was trying to fit the routed piece and the inlay together I could chose which one to manipulate for it to fit. That wasn't the case anymore... Now I could only remodel the inlay, which made it quite a lot harder. Cracked the second inlay, cracked the third, cracked the fourth. But by than I had enough of it. I know this is not how one should do inlay work, but I glued in the piece that was still intact and fit nicely. The next day I went to work on the final piece. Took me two attempts and almost three hours to complete it! Glued it in as wel. So can you see where the two pieces meet?
No? Yes? Maybe? Here it is:
I think it came out quite nice! As you can see there are a few black marks in the grain around the inlay. This is some of the woodglue residue I was talking about. It's no biggie; have to sand the entire body with a higher grid anyway before finishing. Just have to make sure to get rid of it all.
This is how it looks with the pickguard and pickup frames:
Since the tailpiece used to be grounded, I had to ground the bridge now. I had routed a small cavity under the ground inlay for the wire. Since I was afraid that I couldn't get the cable trough after I glued in the inlay, I put it in and than glued in the inlay. Had to clear the hole for the bridge because the inlay covered it. Stupid me, I wrecked the wire... Anoying thing is, that now the wire is glued down and it wont move...
I should have embedded the wire in dust or something
I've also drilled the holes in the moon for the ferrules and filled some screwholes which where just slighty off with respect to the new holes (for the pickup frames and the jackplate cover).
Letting it all dry right now and then the next step is sanding and putting on the first coat. So I guess you'll get to see the guitar closer to it's final state in the next update
Fist Shaking Pony
Join Date: Apr 2010
Looks good. I recently bought a Wudtone kit myself so it'll be interesting to see how it comes out. I've been waiting for better weather to use mine.
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Troy, New York
It looks great man. Gives me some inspiration. Glad to see you were able to test each technique to see which worked best for you. I love the open minded approach you took. What finish are you putting on it? In our shop our 'finish sanding' process is done with 150. After sealer is put on we move up to 320. We do mostly 'furniture finishes' which are rubbed and not glass smooth but if you are aiming for a glass smooth finish progressively higher grit will get you there. JUst remember, if you go for a mirror finish and want high gloss do not wet sand with water. Use Mineral Spirits so it does not swell the wood. Good luck!
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Join Date: Sep 2011
The weather on this side isn't much better, I'm afraid... College exams this week, so next update will be next weekend anyway. Hoping the weather will improve by then...
Thank you for those kind remarks! I'm putting a Wudtone finish on there. I actually don't have a clue what it is made off; all I know is that it contains pigment and dyes which are emulsified into natural oils, waxes and curing agents.
I will sand it with 220 before applying the finish and in between coats I'm going to lighty sand it with some fine steel wool. I'm not going for the glass smooth finish; that's why I went with the wudtone finish. I've ordered the finish with a satin top coat as well, hoping that it's going to look more like Gibsons faded finish.
Anyway, thank you all for your kind words! I really appreciate it!
Furthermore, after applying the first coat, I think I might use a better camera so that you guys get to see it all in a little more detail!
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Watching You From Afar (Ireland)
I love that skull design so much, I think it's beautiful. Good luck!
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Sorry guys, I've been really neglecting this thread...
That doen't mean nothing has happend!
I've managed to get the ground wire for the bridge out. Also managed to get a new wire in, but sadly not without damaging something...
I ended up with a hole right below the inlay, which I filled up with some dyed epoxy.
I made some photo's of it, but my phone has been a disaster lately (One month to go and I can get a new one!) and somehow the pictures are gone...
I've also made de control cavity bigger. I've been thinking of putting some sort of effect inside the guitar (also I'm putting in an N-tune chromatic tuner, like in all of my guitars) so I have to fit a battery and a small veroboard in there.
Not quite sure yet about what I effect I want to include though. I've made a few already (a rangemaster clone, a really simple fuzz, a Black cat od1 clone, a MI Crunch Box clone (which sounded pretty awesome but theres nothing here that I can't do with my amp)) and I'm currently working on a Orange Squeezer compressor clone and a filter (for both I've made the veroboard, but I haven't tested them yet). Also made a backcover for it.
I've also started with the wudtone finish, which is quite a pain to get right...
I don't know what it is, but the front and back react immensly different than the sides. Also the blending of the black and red is quite hard to get in a nice smooth gradient. After the first layer I ended up sanding most of the guitar back bare because I didn't like it. Now, a lot of layers further it's getting better!
I haven't made a lot of pictures of the proces, simply because I wasn't satisfied and I didn't really wanted to share it with anyone...
But I have some shots of how it looks right now! I still have to play a little with the black to darken some area's to get the effect I'm after, but the most obvious part looks nice. It's not quite what I had in mind, but I still think it looks quite nice with everything put together.
Here you can see my mistake made by putting in the ground wire pretty clearlym but overall, it doesn't jump out and I think it will fall completly into the background after I finish the drawing.
And here's a shot of the back:
The color is the same as the front, but the camera has a hard time picking up the red as it is...
So what do you guys think?
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Corrales, NM
Honestly, i think it looks out of place and pretty ugly. But hey, its your guitar.
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Join Date: Sep 2011
What looks out of place, in your opinion?
Not much I can do anymore, but I'm still curious
Registered User
Join Date: Sep 2011
So what do you guys think?
The bottom one is with hardware, but it isn't the final version. The top one is.
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: England
I couldn't agree with ExplorerBuilder's post any more at the point he wrote that. Seeing the finished version changed my mind though. With all the hardware, electronics and strings in place I think it'll look pretty cool and unique. Would never own it myself but it's your guitar and very unique to you. Good job ultimately.
"Air created the greenness. And once you've got something, that leads to otherness." - Karl Pilkington.
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Watching You From Afar (Ireland)
Wow that looks absolutely stunning!
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Haha yeah I'm not sure what to do with the pickguard yet. I even thought of making one of wood. Anyway, I first want to put everything on and see how it all looks together before I go ordering stuff or doing anything. The pickguard can easily be exchanged, so no worries yet
Still waiting for my pickups and tuners...
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Just a heads up, this is going to be a MASSIVE update!
I've thought about that, but then it would be harder to get the tree and all as I would want them. And I thought the eyes looked pretty badass, so I wanted them to be visible.
It took a really long time to get the tuners! It took around four months all in all to finally get exactly what I wanted (first I received three by three, instead of six in-line; then I only got the bushings which were of the wrong size; then there was a company vacation in between). Anyway, I ordered the Grand Tune machine heads directly from Schaller.
Although they didn't quite fit six in-line, I really liked how they looked and I was confident to get them to fit nicely. Here are the results:
As you can see, I had to chop a little off to get them in line, but I'm really please with the result!
After I had installed the tuners, I was finally ready to test the pickups to see which I wanted. I had ordered four different Seymour Duncan pickups: a SH-12 Screamin' Demon, a SH-5 Custom, a SH-2 Jazz Model and a SH-PG1n Pearly Gates. In the end I went with the Screamin' Demon in the neck and the Custom in the bridge.
And now it was time to get to work on the electronics. I wanted to install a N-tune chromatic tuner (as I have done with all of my electric guitars), a compressor (Orange Squeezer clone), a clean booster (LP-BEE clone), and a fuzz (Germanium Fuzz Face clone) all in the guitar. This turned out the be a pain! For some strange reason the N-Tune can not work with other electronics at the same time (there is another person on the internet who had the same problem when adding an active circuit). So I had to hook it up in such a way that, when activated, the N-Tune would be completely separate from the rest of the electronics. Ended up using a circuit that a few guys from electro-tech-online had develop for me, which used a 4-pole double latching relay. The circuit could be controlled by a simple momentary push switch. Furthermore, the compressor can be controlled by a latching switch and I wanted to control the booster and the fuzz with a push-push pot.
I also had some extra holes in the pickup rings and I thought it would be cool to fill these with some LEDs that react to the audio signal. I had already came across a certain circuit here on UG. Had some problems with it at first, turned out to be an faulty IC (special thanks to: Phoenix V and jof1029).
Here's the LEDs installed on the neck ring:
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Join Date: Sep 2011
I also wanted a blend pot to control the mix between the neck and bridge pickup. But I ONLY wanted this control when the selector switch was in the middle position. I had come up with a design for this before (I successfully build this inside my LP) and it involved messing with the pickup selector switch. It was a hassle, and my first designs were ridiculously unreliable. But now I have perfected it and it's still not the easiest thing to set up, but when you get it right it works like a charm!
Here the modified switch:
I had also made up my mind about what with the pick guard. I wanted a matt black one. Came across a company on ebay (Snakebite custom Guitardesign) who would custom make one for you, with some handmade artwork.
And finally, here is the finished product:
The momentary swith for the tuner and the latching switches for the LED driver and the compressor are located inside the neck pickup ring, as you might have noticed already. The switches used are really tiny, and quite cute actually but a pain to work with because of it.
On the picture below, you can see the ring LED's in action! There are also LEDs behind the pot's on the pickguard. These pots have a transparent, hollow shaft which fit a 3mm LED. I spray painted the shafts matt black (with a bare line across part of the top and side, to see how it is orientated). The LED/LEDS in there turn on when the fuzz and/or boost is activated (using a Millennium II bypass wiring).
On the back there is a small pot in the backcover, which acts as a volume control for the compressor. Next to it is an LED which turns on when it is time to change the batteries (there are two 9V batteries behind the backcover). I'm not to happy about the looks of the back side; but then again, it's still the back so I don't care as much
Although I have used a stereo input jack to turn most of the things off when there is no cable connected, the LED driver can remain activated when not turned off and the tuner as well (although it has an auto turn off function). And when the cable it not removed, the compressor, the booster, the fuzz and the low battery circuit all remain powered up. So I implemented my own auto power off circuit which kicks in when the guitar hasn't been moved for about two minutes or so.
That's it. I think I covered most of it
worlds biggest ego
Join Date: May 2006
Location: NC
I am a huge fan of this, man. Kudos to you. A beautiful guitar.
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Planet Waves cables.
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: South Australia
clips of the circuits!
Stay classy, pit.
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: UK
I've seen this thread on and off for the past several months and the last time I saw it, I was like "Oh god.... he's just destroyed it..." The white pickguard looked horrible.
But now it's gone full circle, it's actually come out really good.
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This is a great color. It looks totally nothing like the photo, though! It's got a brownish tinge to it, not purple-ish at all. I suggest searching for other photos online because the shade is really different. Anyway, despite my original surprise, this turned out to be a really good color! I have dark brown hair and fair skin with neutral (with a bit of yellow) undertones, and this matched my natural lip color pretty much. It's my everyday lipstick now. I gave it 4 stars because, I've found that this breaks off a bit easily. I like the texture, it's rather creamy, but I've noticed that with this (and the other HG lippie I have) it tends to break off at the base. I just push it down though, and it's all good.
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"Collaboration refers to partnerships of various sizes and durations that bring individuals together around teaching, research, or scholarly projects; intellectual problems; or questions of shared interest, with the objective of producing an end product, such as a new pedagogical approach, a digital archive, or some other deliverable. Such collaborations may involve formal methods as well as informal approaches, such as play or "tinkering"' (McGrath 2).
Collaboration can take on many different forms/shapes. For example, collaboration can just as easily come in the form of sharing ideas that result in individual outputs (as is the case here) as it can come in the form of working together to result in one collective output (as is the case here).
Not as easily defined.
"…there is no such thing as a private language. Rather, language – and hence mind, and hence 'I', and hence 'knowledge' – is public: in the ways that Gee (1992) speaks of 'the social mind'. With Freire (1974/2007: 124), it shares the view that 'it is the "we think" which establishes the "I think" and not the contrary'. It is within and through shared practice that meanings – significance – ideas, categories, evidence, tools, tests, techniques, and all the other things that constitute knowledge come into being" (Lankshear and Knobel 218).
This is problematic because there are types of collaboration that exists in realms where standards thoughts about ownership are challenges. This is particularly evident when you take into consideration "covers" suchs as these by Youtube artists emilyharder and pomplamoose:
(What is interesting to note is that by recording many cover versions of popular songs, Youtube artists pomplamoose actually gained enough notoriety that Hyundai asked them to be a part of their ad campaigns back in 2010 — SF Weekly).
"…various forms of cultural, social, and economic values are collectively produced by users en mass, via their consumption, evaluation, and entrepreneurial activities. Consumer co-creation is fundamental to YouTube's [and most new media platforms] value proposition as well as to its disruptive influence on established media business models… For YouTube [and most new media platforms], participatory culture is not a gimmick or a sideshow; it is absolutely core business" (Burgess and Green 5 – 6).
Another realm in which ownership is questioned is in the realm of remix. Kirby Ferguson has an amazing, free video series called Everything is a Remix, in which he breaks down almost every aspect of how ownership and remix interact. Here's the first part:
Beyond the these contested areas of ownership exists an emerging trend in regards to collaboration and ownership that is beginning to accumulate an enormous amount of critical, theorhetical, and scholarly debates: the realm of open source.
In this video by Youtube user directrod, open source is explained briefly:
"…collaboration by difference is the open-source and open-access principle upon which the Internet and the World Wide Web were originally created and by which they continued to be governed. It is based on the idea that productive collaboration requires not just a lot of participation by many different kinds of people but a form of collaboration that is as open, unstructured, and flexible as possible, in its design, principles, and motivation… this form of crowdsourced collaboration is based on the idea that if you allow people to contribute in as many different ways as they want, offering points of view as distinctive as possible, the whole outcome is more innovative, stronger, better, and more ambitious than if you start with a goal or mission and then structure each contribution as a deliberate step toward fulfillment of that goal" (Davidson 192).
Open source is a philosophical approach to working with a project that embraces collboration to the absolute fullest. Those who embrace this approach believe that crowdsourcing, an ultimate form of collaboration that invites collaboration from people who aren't members of the initial team, results in the best possible outcome. Essentially, open source compounds on the old adage that "two heads are better than one" in an exponential manner.
"…because web architecture now provides a sophisticated participatory medium that is widely used for purposes of sharing, it can support multiple modes of learning…" (Lankshear and Knobel 216)
This connects to Henry Jenkin's idea of collaborative learning, specifically in that "everyone is going to know some things, and what each member knows is available to the group as needed" (from Henry Jenkins on Collaborative Learning). Because the group is limitless in that the need to specifically seek out someone with a particular talent is relieved from the group members; instead, the idea is that the person–or people–with the needed talent will seek out the group and provide his/her/their expertise.
"Research from different disciplines work collaboratively on shared "themes" or "challenges" that require multiple methods and inventions of new shared methods and language" (Gee 63).
One of the major problems that exists now, especially in reference to collaboration, ownership, and open source philosophy is the debate about intellectual property.
The heart of the debate is that intellectual property (IP) exists in a way that is said to be at the heart (or spirit) of copyright laws, that anything created by someone's mind should be protected by law for the sole use as they see fit of said creation. This is problematic because of the difficulties in proving ownership of completely intangible concepts / ideas, and because of this difficulty the debate rages on. (On a side note: it is interesting to me that the concept of intellectual property came up in last night's presidential debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, with Romney making claims that China was "stealing the United States' intellectual property," and I know that this is one of the recurring themes of debate among many in politics/punditry.)
In this video, Youtube user AdamVSTheManRT "explains how the very concept of "intellectual property" is a fiction, a scam. And it flies in the face of real property rights. But that won't stop the government from imposing a twisted morality of stifling innovation on you to make you feel bad for copying things that big corporations don't want you to copy."
To step away and summarize the ideas of collaboration and ownership, we leave you with this: collaboration is the use of intellectual sharing, be it through the creation of one or many outputs, with the intention of delivering a final product that is superior to what an individual would be able to create based on his or her own unique skillset through the diversification of skills pooled together in said teamwork. Ownership is a contentious issue that involves assigning one person or group of persons who is responsible for dictating what can and cannot be done with the output resulting from individual or collaborated work, and there is a great chasm between the two philosophical 'poles' of ownership (open source vs. complete copyright/IP control).
An article that disccuses these concepts well is "Authoring Wikis: Rethinking Authorship Through Digital Collaboration" from Radical Teacher, and the annotation follows:
Weingarten, Karen, and Corey Frost. "Authoring Wikis: Rethinking Authorship Through Digital Collaboration." Radical Teacher 90 (2011): 47-57. Academic Search Premier. Web. 12 Oct. 2012.
In "Authoring Wikis: Rethinking Authorship Through Digital Collaboration" Weingarten and Frost, two writing instructors from the City University of New York (CUNY), make a multifaceted argument calling for new methods of writing pedagogy based on "the open-source collaborative nature of wikis [one of many new media platforms]", which they contend make "ideal tool[s] for teaching alternative constructions of authorship that emphasize collective acts of composition" (48). Framed around two sections: "The Problem with Individual Authorship" and "Digital Writing for the Authorless Classroom", Weingarten and Frost extend the concepts of collaborative ownership within writing by describing their use of wikis in their writing instruction as well as analyzing their uses of wikis according to the challenges raised by students, colleagues and themselves (especially as they relate to the concept of authorship).
In the first section, Weingarten and Frost point out the problematic nature of authorship by referring to the process of composition as an inherently social practice, where writers depend on "discourse communities". They contrast this with students' writing practices in academic settings, where "plagiarism" is widespread. The reasons for students committing plagiarism, they contend, are because students fail "to recognize the importance of certain disciplinary conventions" (49) and ironically they "fail to recognize how essential communal knowledge and collaborative work is to the academic enterprise" (49). In contrast to an academic writing ecology based upon "single authorship", where plagiarism flourishes, the writing ecology of a wiki resituates the author function; "the author function is shifted to an abstract realm, relieved of its immediacy and intimidating nature" (51). Weingarten and Frost suggest that "it shifts the focus from authorship to the actual work of writing, and the most important question becomes, "What is the most efficient [and effective] way to create the text and to verify its quality/accuracy?"' (51). Based on these premises they conclude that writing teachers and student writers need to stop "insisting on single authorship, but… [instead] let go of their attachment to authorship" (52), as it traditionally understood, and embrace an understanding of texts that views writing as the collaborative practice it is.
In the second section, Weingarten and Frost extend this point by challenging traditional ways in which people have thought about hierarchal pedagogical practices, as they relate to writing instruction; they, argue "for a pedagogy that encourages students to "borrow, build, and remix ideas" as a way of participating in processes that demonstrate how new knowledge is created from existing knowledge" (52). With digital, open source platforms like wikis, Weingarten and Frost explain there is "a shift from one-way communication – author to audience – towards modes of communication that make meaning within a network of audiences who participate in a collective experience of signification" (53). This type of experience "propagates an open-source model, which is sure to have a seismic effect on how information is produced…[and] it will also influence all the ways we represent our lives and ourselves. As open-source platforms – premised on collaboration become more prevalent, the nature of writing is changing" (56). This change, they maintain begs for new, "more democratically-composed" writing practices and instruction. Thus, the notion of digital writing ruptures the traditional perception of the writer as an individual, and resituates him/her as part of a collaborative network of composers.
Works Cited / Bibliography
Burgess, Jean Elizabeth, and Joshua Benjamin Green.YouTube, Online Video and Participatory Culture. Malden: Polity Press, 2010. Print.
Davidson, Cathy N. Now you see it, how the brain science of attention will transform the way we live, work, and learn. New York, NY: Viking, 2011. Print.
DeVoss D. N., E. Eidman-Aadahl, and T. Hicks. National Writing Project. Because digital writing matters, improving student writing in online and multimedia environments. 1st ed. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 2010. Print.
Friedlander, Amy. (2009). Asking questions and building a research agenda for digital scholarship. In Working Together or Apart: Promoting the Next Generation ofDigital Scholarship (6). Washington, DC: Council on Library and Information Resources.
Gee, J. P. Language and learning in the digital age. Oxon, Canada: Routlage, 2010. Print
Lankshear, Colin, and Michele Knobel. "Social learning, 'push' and 'pull', and building platforms for collaborative learning." New Literacies: Everyday Practices and Social Learning. . 3rd ed. New York: Open University Press, 2011. 210-230. Print.
Manion, Chistopher E., and Richard 'Dickie' Selfe. "Sharing An Assessment Ecology: Digital Media, Wikis, and The Social Work of Knowledge." Technical Communication Quarterly 21.1 (2012): 24 -45. MLA. International Bibliography. Web. 13 Oct. 2012
McGrath, Laura, ed. Collaborative Approaches to the Digital in English Studies. 1st. Logan: Utah State University Press, 2011. 2. Web. <http://ccdigitalpress.org/cad/index2.html>.
Peck, Wayne, Linda Flower, and Lorraine Higgins. "Community literacy." Cushman, Ellen, Eugene Kintgen, et al. "Literacy, A Critical Sourcebook. 1st ed. Boston: Bedford/st Martins, 2001. Print.
Weingarten, Karen, and Corey Frost. "Authoring Wikis: Rethinking Authorship Through Digital Collaboration." Radical Teacher 90 (2011): 47-57. Academic Search Premier. Web. 12 Oct. 2012.


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For 15 years she has run a copy shop in a rented storefront located in a very commercial area. She began this work with only one photocopier, and she began adding machines and included office supplies since the customers asked for them.
With this business she has managed to open a small store in her house and cover her personal expenses, such as health expenses. Her next goal is to expand the store and move her photocopiers to her house, so she will not have to commute everyday to the shop, which is about an hour and a half from her house.
She will invest the requested loan in purchasing drinks to increase her store's stock.
Hace quince años se dedica a la atención D. su centro D. fotocopiados ubicado en una zona muy comercial, en un local alquilado. Comenzó ésta actividad atendiendo sólo con una fotocopiadora, fué aumentando sus máquinas e inlcuyó artículos D. librería ya que así el público lo requería.
Con éste negocio ha logrado poner una pequeña bodega en su casa, cubrir sus gastos personales como D. salud.
Su meta más proxima es ampliar la bodega y trasladar sus equipos D. fotocopias a su casa, para así no tener que trasladarse todos los días a su local que le queda aproximadamente a hora y media D. distancia D. su casa.
El prestamo solicitado lo invertirá en la compra D. bebidas para aumentar el stock D. su bodega.
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The Pre-Modern Book in a Global Context: Materiality and Visuality, SUNY Binghamton, October 21–22, 2016
The year 2016 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies (CEMERS) at Binghamton University; in celebration of fifty years of research in Medieval and Early Modern Studies, CEMERS will host a conference on the materiality and visuality of the pre-modern book (from late antiquity until 1600).
The twenty-first century has witnessed the transformation of the study of the history of the book. Technology has given us new methods for the study of papyri, manuscripts and early printed books: every things from x-rays to DNA analysis now provides data regarding the production and use of the book in the pre-modern era. In addition, digital humanities now allows for the precise capture and reproduction of texts in all their visual specificity as well as the compilation of vast databases for "distinct reading." Yet, as any scholar of the book recognizes, these artifacts retain an aura that technology cannot duplicate or fully explain: an encounter with a pre-modern book is an encounter with a textual presence in all its ineffable alterity. The materiality of books is central to a consummate experience of a test, and this quality of ancient, medieval, or early modern textual artifacts is not reproduced even in the most spectacular digital simulacra.
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The Cat Came Back (1988 film)
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The Cat Came Back is a 1988 animated film by Canadian director Cordell Barker, produced by fellow award-winning animator Richard Condie in Winnipeg for the National Film Board of Canada. It is based on the children's song "The Cat Came Back".
The film portrays the increasingly desperate efforts of Mr. Johnson, an old man, to rid himself of a small, yet extremely destructive, yellow cat that will not leave his home. As the attempts to get rid of the cat become more comical, the cat becomes increasingly destructive, until Mr. Johnson resorts to an explosive solution. Mr. Johnson tries to put the cat in the woods, but gets lost, and returns. He traps the cat in a sack to have a fish, and tries to put him in the sea on a boat, but nearly sinks when he is attacked by fish. Mr. Johnson tries to put the cat in a balloon, and send him flying away, but flies away, himself, and returns, hurt. Mr. Johnson tries to take the cat away on a pump trolley on a railroad track, going over many damsels in distress, but jumps over a cow, and hits a bug crossing the railroad track, when he falls into a mine, only to be attacked by snakes, bats, and mice. Mr. Johnson tries to blow up the cat, but fails with his hair on fire, and explodes into an angel, only to tease the poor little cat, who is squashed by his human body. The result is a twist ending playing on the end of the children's song, with the cat's nine lives bedeviling Mr. Johnson for eternity.
The film garnered over 15 awards, including a Genie Award for Best Animated Short,[1] as well as an Academy Award nomination.[2] It was also chosen for inclusion in animation historian Jerry Beck's 50 Greatest Cartoons, placing at #32.[3] It was also included in the Animation Show of Shows.
- ^ "The Cat Came Back". Collection. National Film Board of Canada. Retrieved 2007-10-22.
- ^ Cuthbert, Pamela (2003). "Cordell Barker". Canadian Film Encyclopedia. The Film Reference Library. Retrieved 2007-10-22.
- ^ Beck, Jerry (1994). The 50 Greatest Cartoons: As Selected by 1,000 Animation Professionals. Turner Publishing. ISBN 1-878685-49-X.
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Trailing 14-0, Cazenovia needed to get something - and did when Hopsicker's 35-yard run keyed a 65-yard drive, conducted in Cazenovia's newly-sprung no-huddle offense. Hopsicker hit Jose Wells on a five-yard scoring pass and, with Nick Christakos' PAT, cut the deficit to 14-7.
But Cox continued to test - and beat - the Lakers secondary, his 40-yard pass to Mahoney setting up, arguably, the game's best play. On third down at the Lakers' 26, Cazenovia sent an all-out blitz at Cox - but he threw over it to fullback Josh Kilts, who ran untouched to the end zone, the PAT extending the margin to 21-7, where it stood at halftime.
Despite Hopsicker's pair of interceptions (both by Justin Gaudinier), Cazenovia appeared to jump right back in it when a high punt snap, over the head of CV's Eric Silvanic, led to a recovery at the Warriors' 10-yard line late in the third quarter. Hopsicker, the game's MVP on the Lakers' side, scored on an eight-yard bootleg that, with the Christakos PAT, cut the deficit back to single touchdown, 21-14.
CV kept its poise, though, and early in the fourth quarter took the ball on its own 15 and started grinding its way down the field once more, eating up nearly eight minutes of clock. Except for another big pass play (28 yards from Cox to Greene), the Warriors kept to the ground until it reached the Lakers' 16.
Then, with 3:56 left and facing third down, Cox gambled with a throw to the left. Chris Schaffner had Mahoney well-covered, but Mahoney still made a terrific catch in the end zone, putting CV ahead by a pair of scores again. Cox finished nine-for-12 through the air for 178 yards, while Mahoney caught six of those passes for 103 yards.
Frantically, Hopsicker drove his team once more, reaching the Warriors' 10 before taking back-to-back sacks that led to CV taking over on downs and running out the clock on Cazenovia's magical season.
As Chenango Valley advanced to play defending state champion Hornell in the state semifinals in Rochester, Cazenovia contemplated the end of a 10-1 season and the fact that Hopsicker, Ryan, Wells, Schaffner, Noah Shephard, Ben Romagnoli, Dan Majewski, Tom Toole, Forest Blanchard, Travis Mimms, Ben Spangler and Xavier Coates will depart - one of the best senior classes in the Laker program's rich history.
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Get an overview of this hotelSmall historic Venice hotel near Rialto Bridge
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This small, centrally-located former 15th-century convent is set in the quiet, typical Venetian Santa Marina Square, 300 metres from Venice's Rialto Bridge, one kilometre from St Mark's Square.
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Guests can arrive by water taxi at the Hotel Santa Marina's landing stage, enjoy a drink on the pretty terrace overlooking the Campo Santa Marina, and relax in the cherrywood-panelled lounge.
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The Hotel Santa Marina has a small bar and guests can also enjoy a drink in the lounge or on a flower-decked wooden terrace directly on Santa Marina Square.
Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can offer information on Venice and help book tours and tickets. A high-speed Internet terminal (surcharge) is available in the lobby. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel.
Guests can arrive direct by water taxi at the hotel's private landing stage.
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The hotel does not have its own restaurant, but there are several dining options within the surrounding area.
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Lido, three kilometres away, (15 minutes by waterbus from the San Marco stop) is the recreation and beach area of Venice and offers sporting and leisure opportunities. From the water bus stop the beach is a five-minute bus journey or 15-minute walk.
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Check-in time starts at 1 PM
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Children and extra beds
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
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