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The spring sale you've been waiting for is finally here! We've stocked up on the sizes you need, but items are sure to sell out quickly. We have more markdowns than ever before!
Our favorite dresses and leggings are as low as $12 through Monday.
May 23, 2014
The spring sale you've been waiting for is finally here! We've stocked up on the sizes you need, but items are sure to sell out quickly. We have more markdowns than ever before!
Our favorite dresses and leggings are as low as $12 through Monday.
May 18, 2014
Either free hand or using a paper pattern, cut your felt into the shape you'd like your beaded headband it be in.
1. Using super glue, attach the flat beads to the felt. We used 4 metal flat beads we bought in Morocco, however, sequins or large rhinestones could be a great alternative. For this particular version of a beaded headband, we spaced the flat beads about an inch apart so that each bead sat in the center of the rounded section above and below it.
2. Again, using super glue, we attached small flat-backed rhinestones onto either side of the flat bead. Helpful hint: Use tweezers or needle-nose pliers to attach the rhinestones once the super glue has been applied.
3. Thread your needle and insert it into the felt from the back, right next to the outermost rhinestone. String the beads through, then pull the string of beads around the top of the rhinestone + flat bead, cluster ending at the opposite end's rhinestone. Push your needle through the felt and tie a knot to secure. Repeat this step both above and below each cluster twice. If your strand seems loose, secure it with a simple stitch in the center of the strand.
4. For the third and final row of beads, begin at the far left side of your felt piece and insert your threaded needle into the felt from the back once more. String your beads, bringing the strand around the cluster, stitching between each one to secure the long strand.
5. Your beaded felt piece is finished! Your patience paid off! We chose to attach our piece of felt to a piece of satin ribbon, however, this is where you could use your knitted elastic to create a more traditional headband.
We understand this DIY beaded headband takes time and lots of patience. So incase this isn't the type of project for you, we've rounded up a few of our favorite beaded headbands that we think would have fit into any one of our summer catalogs quite nicely.
1 Deepa Gurnani :: 2 Tasha :: 3 BKE :: 4 Swell :: 5 Deepa Gurnani
May 16, 2014
"Can you find Iceland on the map? I'll give you a hint, it's in the North and it's in the Atlantic Ocean."
We've been traveling since our kids were very small and now that my twin boys are nearly six, we're finding it's getting a lot easier and a lot more fun… and they're really curious about where we're going to go next! Our last trip was a European trip which included Iceland and Denmark that were new to both my husband and me, we weren't sure what to expect. But, that is the adventure in traveling with our family and all of us learn a lot along the way. For me, the toughest part of packing is realizing I can't bring 5 pairs of shoes or outfits that I "might" wear… that space goes to an extra pair of shoes for the kids or a just-in-case outfit for them if they spill or have an accident. We like to travel lightly so that we can take public transportation and walk with our luggage if we have to. But every family travels differently! For us, here are a few of our favorite tips and maybe they might be helpful to you too:
The first thing we do when we book a trip is find it with our kids on a map we have in our office. We talk about how many hours it will take to get there by plane or train and discuss where it is in comparison to other places we've been. We wonder together if it will be hot or cold and if there will be swimming pools or animals to see. We think about the food that is grown there and what we might like to eat.
Then we buy books. Sometimes I buy them online so they show up when we first start talking about a trip, or the kids and I go to the library or bookstore to pick them up together. We like picture books that are set in the place we're visiting or travel books about the place. If we can find a family-friendly DVD we do that too. For our recent Iceland trip, my guys enjoyed the travel clips on the Tourism Bureau's website. We also like the Dodsworth books by Tim Egan -we've read them for Paris and Tokyo and we're curious where Dodsworth will travel next.
If the country speaks a different language we make sure we know at least "hello" and "thank you". Dover Publications makes coloring books that are in French, Spanish and English and Usborne Books have great 1000 words books in many languages too. We've found that if the kids can say "hello" and "thank you", many people are much more receptive to us bringing our kids almost anywhere.
A couple days before the airport we buy a small toy that's under $10. This saves the panic of having to find souvenirs or treats for the kids when we get somewhere to entertain them, and it gives them something to look forward to after they nap on the plane, or get to the airport or whatever the agreed pact is for opening the toy.
And when the travel day arrives, we think of some kind of walking/running/energy-burning activity before the flight – especially if it's a long one! We wake up extra early if we want don't want a late night in our destination or we nap if we want to keep them up to get our family on a new time schedule if we cross a couple time zones. We've found that walking and taking public transit to the airport from our home in Seattle gets a lot of pre-trip energy out and saves us a few extra dollars for coffee at the airport. Which is definitely another travel must for my husband and I!
And then we go…
Terumi is a 30-something Seattle mom of twin boys. You can learn more about her and her family's travels on her blog, An Emerald City Life.
May 15, 2014
Each month Studio T features one of our retailers. This month we caught up with Meri, the lovely woman behind the Encinitas, California boutique, Magical Child.
Have you always lived in Encinitas?
I was born in Brooklyn New York and moved to Puerto Rico when I was 8. We moved to California when my parents divorced one year later. I have stayed in SoCal ever since!
How was your business born?
I met the previous owner of Magical Child at play group. My daughter was only 4 months old at the time. I fell in love with Magical Child and bought all my cloth diapers and my sling here. I worked here part-time before my son was born. When my friend announced at playgroup she wanted to sell the business, I said I would buy it! (Without even asking my husband!) The following Monday we wrote it up on a legal pad and the deal was done! (well then I had to tell my husband!)
Tell us a little about your family history…
I arrived in San Diego from Puerto Rico where my parents met. Even though my dad was Puerto Rican I don't look Hispanic and I never really embraced my heritage. Now that I have kids and they ask questions we have really gotten into following our family tree. My daughter and I plan to go to PR when she graduates from High School next year. As for recipes, I do love rice, beans and guacamole!
Where is the last place you traveled?
The last place I traveled was a road trip to Scottsdale, AZ for Spring Break with my son. We visited cousins who were the ultimate hosts and filled our every wish! Cypress learned to play tennis and we experienced an early morning hot air balloon ride! It was a fantastic bonding time for us!
Your best friend is visiting your city for the first time and only has 24 hours to explore—what would you tell them to do?
I would start at Lofty Bean for an amazing cup of coffee and gluten free scone. This also puts you at the perfect spot to begin your walk thru beautiful downtown Encinitas! After coffee I would walk over to Moonlight Beach, to work off the scone and enjoy a beautiful ocean view! I would wander down to heart of the town and get a mani pedi at one of the many boutique style lounges. Along the way are endless shops to meet everyone's tastes from clothing to home décor. I would definitely have lunch at Solace and eat upstairs on their outside ocean view deck. After lunch there is more sight seeing along the way to the Swami's Gardens, a must see! Of course there are the boat houses – built in the 1920's. To work up your appetite for dinner the 1.5 mile walk down the famous Cardiff Kook statue is a must! On the way back take to the beach at low tide and come up the Swami's staircase – super cardio! Once back on the mainland its time for dinner at none other than 3rd Corner. Excellent food, atmosphere and wine shop! Buy an extra bottle from a local winery to take home with you. Finish off the day with a stroll down the 101 and perhaps catch a late showing at La Paloma Theatre established in 1928. Now, go home and start your search for real estate because you are absolutely going to want to move here!
What advice do you have for local mothers?
There are so many great parks as well as endless playgroups to fit every mom. MOPS is really big around for the more experienced mom. Getting started I would join a stroller strides group to test out a few different types of groups.
What types of events and promotions do you run in your boutique?
We host several annual events. Our Magical Mothers Day is always a huge hit as is the Winter Wonderland Holiday Bash! We sponsor trunk shows and host Doll Parties. With the move to our new location this summer we look forward to adding even more Magical events.
What is one thing your customers would be surprised to learn about you?
I was really shy and quiet as a kid! Seriously.
May 9, 2014
Here at Tea, we're always looking for ways to recognize remarkable moms. In 2012, we created our Inspiring Mom Awards to celebrate 10 years of our globally inspired children's clothing—and to honor moms who embrace the world, too. This year, we're awarding moms in the following categories: Encouraging Entrepreneur, Philanthropic Pioneer and Global Connector.
The nominations were extraordinary. We were so very touched by the stories shared; so many women are working tirelessly to make a difference in the world. Teaching their children that they too can make a difference near and far and everywhere in-between. You voted on our finalists and we are thrilled to announce this year's Inspiring Mom Award winners…
ENCOURAGING ENTREPRENEUR // She founded or plays a key role at a company and helps make a difference for its customers. While she is passionate about her business ventures, she still makes her family a major priority in her life.
Kendra Robins from California
"Kendra left her job at a prestigious law firm 10 years ago to start a charity called Project Night Night that now provides over 25,000 care packages for children entering homeless and domestic violence shelters. Each package has a blanket, a stuffed animal and a book – often the first book the children have ever owned. By creating comfort for these children in a time of turmoil, as well as enhancing literacy, she is able to be a positive influence on tens of thousands of children a year. She manages this business while raising two bright, happy children who know what it means to give back. She is an inspiration to our all-women board of directors and the hundreds of adult and children volunteers across the country who help to make Project Night Night such a success."
PHILANTHROPIC PIONEER // She stays connected to her community by volunteering her time and energy. Whether it's helping achieve her local PTA goals, tutoring kids with less resources or making blankets for the homeless, she's part of a solution to issues that lie close to home.
Corinne Cannon from Washington DC
"Corinne founded, and now runs, DC Diaper Bank, a local nonprofit dedicated to providing diapers to babies in need in the metropolitan area. Over the past three-plus years, DC Diaper Bank has distributed over 900,000 diapers to families and has forged partnerships with local community service organizations to get diapers out to those who need them most. Every month DC Diaper Bank helps over 2,400 families. Diapers are an important need for babies and toddlers, but are very expensive and most government programs (such as food stamps and WIC) do not cover them. Families living in poverty are sometimes forced to make difficult choices – food or diapers? Medicine or diapers? – that they should not have to make. DC Diaper Bank strives to meet this demand so that all babies and toddlers in the DC area can have what they need to thrive. Founding and running a non-profit is no easy task, but Corinne has turned DC Diaper Bank into a very successful organization in a very short time. She works countless hours for no pay (although she is the Executive Director, she does not take a salary), all while raising two kids. Corinne has made a direct impact on the lives of thousands of DC-area families, and her enthusiasm and passion for the cause will help the DC Diaper Bank grow to serve even more families in the region."
GLOBAL CONNECTOR // She thinks big and strives to make a difference in the world at large. She might teach English abroad or fundraise for global initiatives from her own home. Whatever her specialty, she shows her kids the importance of being little citizens of the world themselves.
Christy Horton from Missouri
"Christy Horton inspires by example, globally and locally. Christy has been involved with Ninos De Mexico since 2010 and now serves on the organization's Board of Directors. Ninos De Mexico is a mission non-for-profit which operates four children's homes in Mexico City and serves 80+ orphaned children. Christy has visited Ninos 3x and will travel with a mission team in July 2014. Her family sponsored three children from Ninos and recently one of those grown children moved to Iowa and got married (and they were able to assist with wedding planning). In addition, they sponsor a girl from Rwanda and a little boy in Ethiopia who they were able to meet in 2012. In December 2012, their son arrived home from Ethiopia. During her travels to Ethiopia to complete the adoption, Christy led a fundraising effort to raise $1200 to build a playground at her son's orphanage and support families in Wuchale, Ethiopia. Locally, Christy volunteers as the PTA Treasurer at her sons' elementary school which allows her to assist in fundraising. She also helped build a partnership between the school and her church for a canned food drive. The school collected 1200 cans to give to the church. In her church, Christy taught the children (ages 5-14, 500+) the importance of missions, giving to others, and assisted the children in raising in excess of $2,000 for a mission organization. Lastly, Christy has made a career change choosing to follow her heart and majoring in Social Work at a state university so she could help those that need services. Christy is such an inspiration and leads by example, inspiring her sons to continue her awesome legacy."
And congratulations to Jen Kelly. You were randomly selected as our $250 gift card winner!
May 8, 2014
Take a picture of your child's completed Tea Collection activity book picture and send it to us at firstname.lastname@example.com with "Activity Book Entry" in the subject line. We pick one winner each month to receive a $100 Tea gift certificate.
Download a few of our activity book pages by visiting our Inspiration page.
April 22, 2014
Every year in the town of El-Kelaa M'Gouna, Moroccans celebrate the rose harvest with The Festival of Roses. The souqs are packed with rose-scented gifts that fill the air with their floral fragrances. Children hand out lei garlands, traditional Berber music plays through the streets and a Miss Rose is crowned for her beauty and talents.
Inspired by this tradition we threw our own mini-festival, complete with rose flavored snacks and handmade paper leis!
Tissue paper flower garlands hung from the ceiling and real roses filled the room. Photos were snapped in front of our mosaic rose backdrop and a good time was had by all! Soon, you'll have your chance to celebrate this Moroccan tradition at a store near you. On May 10th, over 50 Tea retailers across the nation will each host their own Rose Festival and we can't wait to see your #TeaRoseFestival photos! Stay tuned for details.
Want to throw your own Rose Festival?
For two days only we're giving our extended family and biggest fans 20% off everything Tea! Use code FRIENDS20 at checkout 4/22 & 4/23 – And, be sure to share the love with your own friends and family – who doesn't love a good sale? Shop now!
April 21, 2014
Noah is a 17-year-old dromedary who played a big (literally, big!) part in our catalog shoot. Often called one-humped camels, dromedaries – or Arabian camels, are most commonly found in Northern Africa. Both male and female dromedaries stand over 6 feet tall and live to be about 45 years old weighing up to 1,322 pounds (600 kg). They eat all types of leafy plants – even the thorny ones! Their hump stores about 80 lbs of fat, which gets broken down into water and energy when food and water are limited. Dromedaries have a very fast rate of rehydration, drinking up to 5 gallons of water per minute! Fun facts:
April 18, 2014
I have been a fan of Zid Zid Kids for a long time, admiring the work of Julie and Moulay. They create beautiful items for play and home, all made in Morocco by hand. I find the pieces and overall aesthetic to be so charming.
Moulay and Julie live in Morocco and speak French, Arabic and Spanish to their children daily – so it was only natural that their next endeavor would be a creative hands-on language program for children! Petit Zarafa is a play-based multi-language learning subscription website for little citizens ages 2 and up.
My children have Chinese flashcards that they play with when their grandmother visits from Taiwan, but we haven't picked them up in a while.
The combination of the activities with learning lessons, grasping different sounds with familiar tasks, is inspiring to me. My kids love playing with games and are currently learning letters & numbers at their own schools – it will be interesting to see what they gravitate to most with this program. In general, my kids love listening to stories… I'm sure my mom, a former French language teacher, would love to teach them French stories. It would be magical if they could speak a little bit of French when we visit my sister in Europe this summer.
Are you teaching your children a second language? What do you find works best? I'd love to know!


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March 24, 2010 is Ada Lovelace Day, "... an international day of blogging to celebrate the achievements of women in technology and science." This year the goal is to get 3072 pledges to blog, and if you'd like to join the 100+ names already on the pledge list, visit: http://findingada.com/
And while we're on the topic of celebrating the achievements of women in technology and science, let's get back to my series of interviews that highlights women in open source. If you haven't emailed me your responses yet, here's your friendly reminder:
1. Who are you? (name/brief bio)
2. What do you currently do in open source? What do you love about it?
3. You're speaking to a group of women from other fields who are considering switching careers. Why should they consider moving into an open source-related career? What should they know about the open source environment to prepare them for the transition from a different field?
4. You're speaking to a group of high school students (male and female). Why should they consider exploring career options in open source?
5. What question do you wish I'd asked? And how would you answer it?
Read previous interviews:
Valerie Bubb Fenwick, Staff Engineer at Sun Microsystems
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This woman's love for herself is truly skin deep. In the perfect marriage of permanence and vanity, this woman got a tattoo of herself taking a selfie.
This woman's love for herself is truly skin deep. In the perfect marriage of permanence and vanity, this woman got a tattoo of herself taking a selfie.
This just might be the most frightening weather system you'll ever see.
A woman driving through Chillicothe, Missouri snapped this photo last week of something that has come to be known as a 'firenado
The piercing sting of Cupid's arrow may only be surpassed by the rage of a woman scorned.
Eating at a table for one no longer has to feel so lonely.
Check yes or no: this fan-made George Strait quilt is a sight to behold.
On April 17th, 1964, Ford introduced the world to the Mustang. Now, 50 years later, Ford is celebrating with a special edition of the iconic pony car.
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Spring allergies in Twin Falls - What's causing them and how to cope, what makes you feel like a kid, and cats vs Fruit Ninja. Here's what we were talking about last week.
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Maintaining and protecting the U.S. military's worldwide computer network is a vital component of national security, a senior official said here today.
"For the United States military, cyberspace is a warfighting domain and it is critical to our operations," Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman told reporters. "And so, we do have to aggressively protect our networks and our ability to work in cyberspace. "
It also is important, Whitman said, that the Defense Department dedicate the resources necessary to maintain its cyberspace capabilities. Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates has indicated he'd like to bolster the Pentagon's cyberspace capability, he noted.
During an April 6 Pentagon news conference in which he discussed the proposed fiscal 2010 defense budget, Gates told reporters he wants to increase the number of cyber experts who can be trained for departmental service from 80 students per year to 250 per year in fiscal 2011.
Maintaining cyberspace assets is increasingly important to warfighters, Air Force Gen. Kevin P. Chilton, commander of U.S. Strategic Command, told members of the House Armed Services Committee's subcommittee on strategic forces March 17. Chilton also told the House legislators he's concerned about growing threats against military computer networks.
Marine Corps Gen. James E. Cartwright, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, pointed out that times have changed, as he sat at Gates' side during the April 6 Pentagon news conference. In the past, Cartwright said, conventional-warfare adversaries "knew exactly" who they were fighting and where the threat emanated.
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BURLINGAME, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 02/01/13 -- Peter Relan, the co-founder of OpenKit, the first completely open backend-as-a-service (BAAS) platform for mobile developers with a guarantee of no lock-in of developer data, today announced that over five hundred developers have signed up for OpenKit since it was announced last month, and an official private beta program is being kicked off today.
OpenKit is for Android and iOS developers interested in providing Cloud Data Storage for Game State, Leaderboards, Achievements, Multiplayer Features, Push Notifications, and In-App Purchases to their games -- with the freedom to host their own backend service. The source code will be made available under Apache (for client code) and AGPL (for server code) licenses. Developers planning to participate in the private beta and/or contribute to the open source project can register at http://openkit.io
Relan created OpenKit in response to GREE closing the OpenFeint service (co-founded by Relan in 2008) last month, and a broader need in the industry for an open architecture that gives developers the backend services they need to prosper in the Post-PC era, without getting locked in.
Rob Segal, Get Set Games - "Being able to abstract out key components of any project and leverage them for multiple platforms eases many development effort pains. The team at OpenKit understands that and we're looking forward to collaborating with them to realize that focus."
Public Support for OpenKit
Industry-leading iOS and Android developers have thrown their weight behind OpenKit including Pascal Bestebroer of Orange Pixel, John O'Reilly & Greg Harding of Flightless Ltd, Davide Pasca of Oyatsukai Games, Warner Skoch of Vertex Blaster, Manuel Martínez-Almeida of ForzeField Studios, Jason Tartaglia of Around the Clock Games, Lachlan Laycock of Pre Play Sports, Darren Sillett of Mighty Mighty Good Games, Richard Weeks of Total Monkery, and Laurent Mascherpa of Massive Finger.
"On December 13, we announced the OpenKit project to solve the recurring problem in 2012 of developer furor over APIs. Hundreds of developers signed up immediately to tell us what they wanted," said Relan. "Today we are unveiling the momentum of support behind OpenKit, with the goal of providing all important mobile back-end services for mobile game developers. Even iOS developer who have access to GameCenter services today, recognize the importance of cross platform development for Android, and have come to us in large numbers asking for OpenKit. There is a reason: OpenKit is a single API and service across iOS and Android."
OpenKit Team
The team of developers building OpenKit is the team that built the Joypad developer SDK, adopted by over 100 developers for making tablets games remotely controllable by smartphones. The Joypad team pivoted in December, co-founding OpenKit with Relan and an EIR from YouWeb. http://openkit.io/about
Relan also announced that OpenKit has selected 50 private beta developers who want to help refine and extend OpenKit 1.0, which is expected to be available to all developers in public beta in February, and go live into production by March 2013. Developers planning to participate in the private beta and/or contribute to the open source project can register at http://openkit.io
Unlike OpenFeint, OpenKit is not intended to be a user network: developers can take their user data and OpenKit source code and host their own backend service. OpenKit will provide a universal authorization service for any user network including Facebook, Game Center, Twitter, Google+, GREE, etc.
Version 1.0 Features
- Cross Platform Cloud Storage for game save state
- Cross Platform Leaderboards
- Authentication Services for Facebook and Twitter
Developer Endorsements
Pascal Bestebroer, OrangePixel - "Todd and Lou are two great guys, their Joypad service is simply amazing and works as you expect. I completely trust them to come up with a great cross platform service for cloud saving and can't wait to get my hands on it for OrangePixel's cross platform games!"
Warner Skoch, Vertex Blaster - "I've worked with Lou and Todd on Joypad and Game Console, and I can safely say that they know what they are doing. They are all about building solid products that are easy for developers to incorporate into their games, and add a tremendous amount of value. I'm totally excited to use their next project -- it will be a game changer for cross-platform game developers everywhere!"
John O'Reilly & Greg Harding, Flightless Ltd - "Adding Joypad to our game was a breeze and working with Lou and Todd on new sdk features and platforms was great. Their rock-solid product along with expert support and good natured encouragement really helped Flightless just focus on creating our game. We expect nothing less from their new OpenKit service and look forward to seeing it released!"
Davide Pasca, Oyatsukai Games - "OpenKit can't come quickly enough for us. It's poised to fill the void left by OpenFeint and it's both Open Source and cross platform, two of the most valuable features for a game developer."
Jason Tartaglia, Around the Clock Games - "For the past several years, I have been desperately searching for a unified and cross-platform cloud save, achievement and high score service. I strongly believe that gamers will rejoice at the opportunity to have a singular source for saving their progress and tracking achievements. I'm absolutely ecstatic that the same two guys who created Joypad (Lou and Todd) are taking on this endeavor. Joypad worked as advertised and was extremely easy to integrate. I hope to be first in line to add their new service to my products."
Manuel Martínez-Almeida, ForzeField Studios - "Lou and Todd added great value to my game with Joypad. Adding a multiplayer mode to Infinity Field was a breeze using the Joypad SDK, all the effort was made by these guys. I'm looking forward to using OpenKit in my future games and leaving the hard stuff of cloud saving in their hands."
Lachlan Laycock, Pre Play Sports - "OpenKit promises to help us provide quality base features with minimal effort, which frees us up to spend more time concentrating on our core offering."
Darren Sillett, Mighty Mighty Good Games - "At Mighty Mighty Good Games, our players come first. We are excited about the upcoming OpenKit as it allows us to build custom features for our players and be in complete control of the future of that experience."
Laurent Mascherpa, Massive Finger - "I've developed 2 server techs for online competition before and it's very hard to maintain as an indie. If a community can maintain a solid framework, and extend it with new cool social features, everyone will benefit!"
Richard Weeks, Total Monkery - "Total Monkery are really excited about putting OpenKit systems into their upcoming games. With the end of OpenFeint it's great to see something else not only take its place, but provide better functionality. We think that keeping it an open platform and allowing developers to shape it means it's got a great future."
About OpenKit
OpenKit is backed by Peter Relan, founder of YouWeb Incubator (www.youwebinc.net), co-founder and seed investor of OpenFeint, the pioneering social gaming network for the smartphone. OpenKit's open architecture gives developers the backend services they need to prosper in the Post-PC era without developer lock-in. To sign up for OpenKit and learn more about how OpenKit empowers app developers please contact us at http://openkit.io/.
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The Internet of Things will put IT to its ultimate test by creating infinite new opportunities to digitize products and services, generate and analyze new data to improve customer satisfaction, and discover new ways to gain a competitive advantage across nearly every industry. In order to help corporate business units to capitalize on the rapidly evolving IoT opportunities, IT must stand up to a new set of challenges. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Jeff Kaplan, Managing Director of THINKstrategies, will examine why IT must finally fulfill its role in support of its SBUs or face a new round of...
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How do APIs and IoT relate? The answer is not as simple as merely adding an API on top of a dumb device, but rather about understanding the architectural patterns for implementing an IoT fabric. There are typically two or three trends: Exposing the device to a management framework Exposing that management framework to a business centric logic Exposing that business layer and data to end users. This last trend is the IoT stack, which involves a new shift in the separation of what stuff happens, where data lives and where the interface lies. For instance, it's a mix of architectural styles ...
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Cultural, regulatory, environmental, political and economic (CREPE) conditions over the past decade are creating cross-industry solution spaces that require processes and technologies from both the Internet of Things (IoT), and Data Management and Analytics (DMA). These solution spaces are evolving into Sensor Analytics Ecosystems (SAE) that represent significant new opportunities for organizations of all types. Public Utilities throughout the world, providing electricity, natural gas and water, are pursuing SmartGrid initiatives that represent one of the more mature examples of SAE. We have s...
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P2P RTC will impact the landscape of communications, shifting from traditional telephony style communications models to OTT (Over-The-Top) cloud assisted & PaaS (Platform as a Service) communication services. The P2P shift will impact many areas of our lives, from mobile communication, human interactive web services, RTC and telephony infrastructure, user federation, security and privacy implications, business costs, and scalability. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Robin Raymond, Chief Architect at Hookflash, will walk through the shifting landscape of traditional telephone and voice services ...
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The Internet of Things is tied together with a thin strand that is known as time. Coincidentally, at the core of nearly all data analytics is a timestamp. When working with time series data there are a few core principles that everyone should consider, especially across datasets where time is the common boundary. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Jim Scott, Director of Enterprise Strategy & Architecture at MapR Technologies, discussed single-value, geo-spatial, and log time series data. By focusing on enterprise applications and the data center, he will use OpenTSDB as an example t...
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The definition of IoT is not new, in fact it's been around for over a decade. What has changed is the public's awareness that the technology we use on a daily basis has caught up on the vision of an always on, always connected world. If you look into the details of what comprises the IoT, you'll see that it includes everything from cloud computing, Big Data analytics, "Things," Web communication, applications, network, storage, etc. It is essentially including everything connected online from hardware to software, or as we like to say, it's an Internet of many different things. The difference ...
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Cloud Expo 2014 TV commercials will feature @ThingsExpo, which was launched in June, 2014 at New York City's Javits Center as the largest 'Internet of Things' event in the world.
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Oct 25, 2010, 5:30 PM EST
Players around the league are jumping at the chance to get a contract extension in under this Collective Bargaining Agreement. There are some, like the Spurs Richard Jefferson, that took less money this season to guarantee a longer-term deal now. The only prominent exception is Carmelo Anthony, and that is a sticky mess. And now…
Chris Paul to spend the season in a knee brace
Oct 25, 2010, 5:15 PM EST
When Chris Paul was healthy at the beginning of last season, he was all but unstoppable. In the month of November, Paul averaged 22.6 points, 9.9 assists, and 2.1 steals per game while shooting 58.4% from the field and 61.5% from beyond the arc. Even though the Hornets weren't exactly lighting the league on fire…
Barkley: Miami has to win three championships in the next five years to be a success
Oct 25, 2010, 4:34 PM EST
TNT held their annual NBA media luncheon today, which gave assembled media members the chance to ask TNT personalities Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, Marv Albert, Steve Kerr, and Mike Fratello. PBT wasn't in attendance, but SLAM Online's Ben Osborne was. Below is Osborne's account of what happened when the conversation inevitably turned to the Heat…
Martell Webster has back surgery
Oct 25, 2010, 3:21 PM EST
UPDATE 3:21 pm: He had it — Webster went under the knife Monday to remove part of a herniated disc in his back that had been giving him problems, according to the Star Tribune. No word on a recovery timetable, but four to six weeks sounds likely. Someone on the Timberwolves needs to pick up…
Kobe Bryant is not right, the question is when will he be?
Oct 25, 2010, 3:06 PM EST
It's pretty obvious Kobe Bryant's knee is still an issue. Him sitting out preseason games and saying it was 60 percent at the start of camp might have been your first clue (when Kobe admits he's injured, it's serious). Then there's his shot — Kobe's shot starts with his legs. (To you kids at home,…
Nike unveils new LeBron James spot, knocks one out of the park
Oct 25, 2010, 2:54 PM EST
Nike Basketball's track record has few blemishes. Their TV spots have taken form as commercial art since Jordan's rise, and regardless of the player featured, manage to write new, meaningful lines to that player's mythology. The newest player spotlighted in the Nike commercial catalog is no stranger to ad space, but still portrayed in a…
Knicks cut Patrick Ewing Jr., keep Shawne Williams
Oct 25, 2010, 2:27 PM EST
Through a combination of obvious familial ties, a tour at a big-name college, and links to the NBA team in the biggest media market on the planet, Patrick Ewing Jr. has a startlingly high profile for a fringe NBA candidate. So much so that those not looking too closely were troubled by the Knicks' decision…
Yao Ming will start against Lakers, just as David Stern had planned
Oct 25, 2010, 12:50 PM EST
The Lakers will hang another banner up at Staples Center and get some gaudy rings. But that's not the only big storyline Tuesday night in Los Angeles — Yao Ming will be back on the court. Rockets coach Rick Adelman had a decision to make: He isn't going to play Yao on both ends of…
Heat make final roster cuts, Beverley and Butler out; Heat go big with Magloire
Oct 25, 2010, 11:57 AM EST
It makes sense. If the Miami Heat have a real weakness it's at the five — they need all the centers they can get. So when it came down to the final two roster cuts Monday, gone was point guard Patrick Beverley and injured forward Da'Sean Butler, according to a tweet from Ira Winderman. Staying…
Grizzlies Marc Gasol sprains ankle, could miss start of season
Oct 25, 2010, 11:42 AM EST
UPDATE 11:42 am: X-rays on Gasol's ankle came back negative, so there is no serious damage. That's good news, now it's just a matter of healing and pain tolerance. No word yet on if he plays Wednesday, may be a game time decision. 10:59 am: Wednesday night, when the Grizzlies open the season against the…
NBA Power Rankings, where the preseason games don't matter. Sort of.
Oct 25, 2010, 11:28 AM EST
Here are our rankings to start off the season. Preseason games do not matter, which is why the Lakers are still on top of this poll. Then again, we bounced the Magic up to No. 2 because of their undefeated preseason. So we're not consistent. We're clearly not in midseason form yet. 1. Lakers. Former…
Shaq plans to ride Boston subway dressed as a woman. And play some basketball.
Oct 25, 2010, 10:43 AM EST
Shaquille O'Neal is a hit in Boston. His big, playful personality has been embraced by the city — did you see how many people came out to watch him be a statue? Next up? Going on the "T" (Boston's quaint subway system) dressed as a woman named Shaquita, he told WEEI. "That's a good idea.…
Pacers will make a 2-for-1 trade today or eat some salary
Oct 25, 2010, 9:59 AM EST
UPDATE 6:28 pm: With no trade to be made, the Pacers decided to cut Magnum Rolle lose. Which means they traded up to get a guy in the second round they then cut. 9:59 am: Welcome to cut-down day. Today is the day NBA rosters need to be at 15 for the season. The Indiana…
Steve Nash wouldn't blame you if you said Phoenix would miss the playoffs
Oct 25, 2010, 9:32 AM EST
Last season ended with the Suns in the Western Conference finals. Right now, on the eve of the next season, talk around the Suns is about progress and getting on the right page as the season starts. Look at what Nash told Seth Pollack of SB Nation. "To be honest, if I was outside this…
Thanksgiving return target for Andrew Bynum return to Lakers
Oct 25, 2010, 9:17 AM EST
The Lakers have a soft start to the schedule — 20 of their first 28 are against teams that did not make the playoffs last season. No Thunder until January. Same with the Celtics. Miami isn't a concern until Christmas. So if they are going to be banged up, now is the time. Andrew Bynum…
Dwyane Wade wants to drop "Flash" nickname. As if he gets to choose.
Oct 25, 2010, 8:46 AM EST
You do not get to choose your own nickname. It is given to you, it sticks or doesn't, but there is an organic process to it. Shaquille O'Neal gave Dwyane Wade the nickname "Flash" and it stuck. Now Wade wants to unstick it. Wade said he no longer wants to go by Flash, according to…
Magic Johnson talks like an owner, even supports contraction
Oct 25, 2010, 8:14 AM EST
Magic Johnson may have sold his Lakers shares but he sounds a lot more like an owner than a former player. Owners are throwing the contraction issue out on the table during Collective Bargaining Agreement talks. Players almost to a man oppose contraction because it means fewer jobs. Johnson took the owners side when asked…
Last Weekend of Hope: Western Conference
Oct 24, 2010, 11:19 PM EST
On Tuesday the 2010-2011 NBA season begins. From that point on, the reality will be set for 30 teams in the NBA. One team will wind up in possession of the trophy which defines careers, while 29 others will find themselves deeply disappointed in themselves, their teammates, their organization, or all three. The fans, likewise,…
Allen Iverson to sign deal with Besiktas Cola Turka
Oct 24, 2010, 11:12 PM EST
Last we heard, our dear friend Allen Iverson was negotiating a potential contract with Besiktas Cola Turka, an Istanbul-based team of the Turkish Basketball League. "Penalties" embedded in the contract were the reported hang-up between Iverson and Turka but something had to give for A.I. to play basketball in Europe next season, and give it…
Nick Collison will miss three weeks
Oct 24, 2010, 4:33 PM EST
Oklahoma City has put together one of the deepest frontcourts in the league with the draft and free agency. Over the summer they added Cole Aldrich to a lineup that already features Jeff Green, Nenad Krstic, Nick Collison, and super-energy block machine Serge Ibaka. And it's a good thing they did. The Daily Oklahoman reports…
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Jason Terry working on chemistry with new team
Rockets guard Jason Terry used the season's first two games to make up for lost time after missing most of the preseason coming back from a strained hamstring. But he said as much as he is getting his own game up to speed, he also has had to work to become accustomed to different teammates […] [Read More]
Jason Terry shows no signs of rust in debut
Veteran guard Jason Terry made his debut with the Rockets on Sunday against the Warriors and showed no signs of the hamstring that put him out for the first three weeks of the preseason or of the long layoff since last February when he last played. Terry hit a step-back jumper on the baseline and […] [Read More]
Jason Terry getting closer to making his Rockets debut
After a two-hour practice in Hidalgo on Friday, Rockets guard Jason Terry moved close to making his debut with the Rockets sometime on the three-game road trip. Terry had been out with a strained hamstring, but was cleared for both practices leading up to Sunday's game against the Warriors. "Jason had a good practice today," […] [Read More]
Jason Terry, back on Toyota Center floor, to return to practice Saturday
Finally able to get on the Toyota Center main court on Thursday, Jason Terry wasted no time. He returned to the spot of one of his favorite NBA memories, the long 3-pointer he made in the 2005 playoffs against the Rockets, and hit it again, even doing his takeoff pantomime after it went in. "I […] [Read More]
Jason Terry says James Harden has right tools to be a top defender
Rockets guard Jason Terry said that he sees a really good defender in James Harden despite the criticism he has received. During Thursday's morning practice, the two worked on defensive sets together. "For him its all about effort," Terry said. "He is a very capable defender. We were going over technique, being in position. That's […] [Read More]
Jason Terry slowed by pulled hamstring
Rockets guard Jason Terry hasn't been able to do a lot on the floor in camp this week because of a pulled hamstring. He said that he should be back within a week, but is taking his time with the injury. "I'm 37 years old, 15 years in." he said. "You don't want to go […] [Read More]
Jason Terry: 'I see us going all the way'
Jason Terry did not show off a new, championship trophy tattoo as he had before the season he helped win the 2010-11 NBA championship with the Mavericks. He spoke, however, about winning another, even thanked the Sacramento Kings for trading him "to a contender where I can compete for a championship." "As far as the […] [Read More]
One week until start of Rockets camp, what will be the most important development of the preseason?
The question might be a form of small talk typical around the NBA when summer finally makes way for fall, but given the changes in the Rockets' roster and how much remains at stake it seemed more meaningful than discussing the weather. What could be the most important development of the Rockets' preseason? An agent […] [Read More]
Rockets complete trade for Jason Terry
The Rockets completed the trade for veteran guard Jason Terry on Wednesday, acquiring the long-time Rockets nemesis along with two second-round picks from Sacramento. The Rockets sent the unguaranteed contracts of Alonzo Gee and Scotty Hopson, both acquired in July's three-team sign-and-trade for Trevor Ariza with the Wizards and Pelicans, to the Kings in the […] [Read More]
After adding a veteran backup guard, should Rockets chase an experienced center, too?
When the Rockets reached agreement on the trade for Jason Terry, they sought a veteran to provide an experienced safety net for the backcourt reserves. They were as motivated by the pursuit of potential trade assets, including an expiring contract that falls in between the untouchable star deals and bargains of the young roster parts, […] [Read More]
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I was planning to share another video content series post with you today, but things changed when I found out yesterday afternoon that my paper fish nursery decor was chosen in the top 10 for the first round of Cricut Design Space Star! Each month, Cricut is giving our teams a new theme and its up to us to come up with a new project. They are in search of the next Cricut Design Space Star whose project will be featured in the Cricut Design Space! Our theme for July just so … [Read more...]
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This is a sponsored post on behalf of The Blue Print Social and Plaid Crafts. As Always all opinions are my own. Collage Clay is not recommended for children ages 12 and under, and the product is not edible. Small parts are a choking hazard for children. I'm so excited to share with you today a new product from Plaid Crafts. It's called Mod Podge Collage Clay. Collage Clay is lightweight whipped clay and makes for awesome Decoden, 3D Collage, stenciling projects and more. It's currently … [Read more...]
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I am proud to be a 3M sponsored blogger, and, as part of my responsibilities, I get the opportunity to evaluate new products from ScotchBlue™ Painter's Tape. Opinions are my own and additional product used in the project were selected by me. Two months ago, right before Katie was due to have the baby, ScotchBlue.com reached out to us and asked us to create an outdoor DIY project for under $100. I was super excited since I've been chomping at the bit to paint our back patio floor. … [Read more...]
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This shop is part of a social shopper marketing insight campaign with Pollinate Media Group® and Rubbermaid, but all my opinions are my own. #pmedia #FastTrack http://my-disclosur.es/RgFrEH Our garage is one place that we continue to neglect. We work room by room and yet the one room where we need to be the most efficient and organized we neglect. I feel like this happens with everyone. Once we are done with the nursery (only one more piece of furniture to build and two more walls to … [Read more...]
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I was planning to share my birth story last week on the blog in ode to Mother's Day, and then life got crazy, and well I didn't want to miss any details so this post is a week late in my book. But it's the little things these days, and I'm slowly learning how to "roll with it". Earlier last week, I read a blog post from my friend Stacy at Not Just a Housewife about an amazing non-profit, Every Mother Counts. So I'm dedicating this blog post to them in an effort to raise awareness and help raise … [Read more...]
Free Spring Printables
Today we have Thalita from The Learner Observer. Thalita's blog is newer to me. When I made my call for guest bloggers a few months ago, she stepped up to the plate! I'm so glad I've had the chance to meet Thalita virtually. She has a handful of fun spring printables that you can download to showcase in your home! ------------------- Good day Sew Woodsy readers! I'm so excited to be with you today, and thrilled to be guest posting for new mama and blogger extraordinaire, Katie! So who am … [Read more...]
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Easy Spring Floral Candy Jar
This is a sponsored post on behalf of Martha Stewart Crafts. Spring has sprung in the south and well Easter might be over (don't mind the bunnies in the photo--I had all intentions of getting this easy craft project out before Easter, but well, I have a newborn and life is a little unpredictable these days), mother's day is right around the corner. This Easy Spring Floral Candy Jar takes less than 10 minutes to make. It's my kind of craft these days. And of course the bulk of the … [Read more...]
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I'm so excited to have my friend Claire, from A Little CLAIREification here today. We met last year at our local blog conference and chat frequently in our Central Florida DIY Bloggers Group. I'm so happy we finally have DIY bloggers where we live! She is sharing a great round-up of mother's day gifts to make today! ------------------------- Hi there Sew Woodsy readers! It's me, Claire, from A Little CLAIREification and I am so thrilled to be sharing here today while Katie is taking some … [Read more...]
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