Pearl Biotech Gel Electrophoresis with Blue Transilluminator - see bands in real time with no UV illuminator! Inc Article by Josh As a business owner, you're used to calling all the shots, so it can be infuriating when the Internet seems like a vast, uncontrollable forum for customers to heap criticism on your company. Getting a rave review on an obscure website but being unsure of how to highlight it as an example of your devoted customer base and quality services can be just as frustrating. Many businesses get caught up in the frenzy over social media such as Twitter and Facebook, while neglecting review and answer sites. Comprehensive surveillance of review sites could save you the cost of consultants and focus groups, and allow you to interact directly with customers to manage and monitor your company's reputation. Some key sites in this field to familiarize yourself with are Yelp, Yahoo! The upside of Yahoo! Mahalo is a human-powered search engine with a growing Q & A section. Sometimes a niche Q & A site targeted to your industry is more effective. 1. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. • Yahoo!
David A. Mellis: Fab Speakers These portable speakers are made from laser-cut wood, fabric, veneer, and electronics. They are powered by three AAA batteries and compatible with any standard audio jack (e.g. on an iPhone, iPod, or laptop). The speakers are an experiment in open-source hardware applied to consumer electronics. By making their original design files freely available online, in a way that's easy for others to modify, I hope to encourage people to make and modify them. In particular, I'd love to see changes or additions that I didn't think about and to have those changes shared publicly for others to use or continue to modify. Design Files Structure: fab-speakers.svg (Inkscape), fab-speakers-structure.pdfEagle: fab-speakers.brd, fab-speakers.schBill of Materials (BOM): fab-speakers-bom.pdfSchematic: fab-speakers-schematic.pdfGerbers: fab-speakers-gerbers.zip Materials (Electronics) Materials (Other) You can order the laser cut parts on Ponoko (click "add to personal factory") for $19.53 + shipping. Tools Make
VoiceBase Uzebox - The ATMega Game Console About The Uzebox is a retro-minimalist 8-bit open source game console. It is based on an AVR 8-bit general purpose microcontroller made by Atmel. The particularity of the system is that it uses an interrupt driven kernel and has no frame buffer. Functions such as video signal generation, tile rendering and music mixing is done in realtime by a background task so your game can easily be developed in C. The design goal was to be as simple as possible yet have good enough sound and graphics to implement interesting games. Current Features Low parts count and cost: The system is made of only two chips and discrete components. Specifications These videos demonstrates some of the features of the Uzebox.
RepairPal Main Page PlanetEye now iStopOver OGP - Welcome to the Open Graphics Project : HomePage Hi, this site has been down for a while. I decided to bring it back up read only. No (only) registered user is allowed to edit. I have upgraded tikiwiki, but will continue to not allow newly registered users to edit on this wiki. The Open Graphics Project (OGP) is developing graphics cards with Free-licensed specifications and Free Software drivers. We believe you have the right to own your computer and get the graphics you deserve. Currently your graphics are often restricted. The Open Graphics Project believes innovation and freedom is important. We believe your freedoms' include the right to own your computer and we welcome innovation. Frequently Asked Questions Announcements and News 23 September 2010 Announcement: OGD1's Available Today! 1 September 2010 Announcement:_ Intense debugging begins to accommodate differences between the prototype and final boards 5 August 2010 Announcement: We'd like to thank Lattice Semiconductor for donating a programming cable! OGP Development
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