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In Episode 35 of CTIR, I discuss the Republican passed legislation regarding the manufacturing of incandescent light bulbs. Specifically, the consequences of the prohibition on those in poverty.

Tracklist: 1. Knickerbocker 2. Uh 3. Pickpocket 4. Goosebumps 5. Rook To Queen's Pawn Six 6. Sore Thumb 7. Dishwasher 8. Pterodactyls 9. Pussyfooting 10. Lightbulbs 11. Hundreds & Thousands

How many lightbulbs does it take to screw in a redneck? What- wait, durn it all! Now you got us all messed around! Watch the clip!

Inside a campaign to make environmentally friendly light bulbs mandatory in all American households.

This fall, you can connect hundreds of Matter-enabled devices, like lightbulbs, door locks, smart plugs and more to you home network, Google Home and your favorite apps using Fast Pair #GoogleIO https://t.co/8A0lHa01lL Source: https://twitter.com/Google/status/1524456698924220421 Uploader: Google

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This is a supplement for Kabrumble´s H0 scale Theater https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4639867 His amazing theatre building comes with a Marquee (A type of sign, often found hanging over cinemas, theaters etc) and this structure includes holes for small led bulbs. However, to complete this light system you need about 60 small led bulbs. I didn't have that many, so I created an alternative that still looks like lightbulbs, but only needs to or three led lights. This file contains strips of push-in lightbulbs that fits in the holes from the back side of the sign. Then, by shining light on the back of the sign, from the inside of the building, all the bulbs ''light up''. The strips has five bulbs per strip, so you need to print about 12 of them. You need to print these with clear/transparent filament to get it to work.

Perma.cc archive of https://www.wsj.com/articles/from-lightbulbs-to-5g-china-battles-west-for-control-of-vital-technology-standards-11612722698 created on 2022-03-31 03:24:46.644133+00:00.

The Khomeini Lightbulbs, aka Jon Langford backed by members of the band Wreck, featuring future Waco Brother Dean Schlabowske.

With this 3D-Printable inner casing you can convert your Petromax / Geniol kerosene lamp from kerosene to electric. The electric inner casing replaces the normal one (where the gas mantle is attached), you can store it savely in my gas mantle saver: https://www.printables.com/model/238421-gas-mantle-saver-fits-with-inner-casing-of-petroma You'll need a lamp socket with E14 threads. It needs to have threads on the outside with an outer diameter of less then 3cm / 1.81 in. This one fits perfectly: https://www.ebay.de/itm/265173768516?hash=item3dbd969944:g:Ob8AAOSw75phZYed In order to assemble it you need to thread the cable through one of the holes in the Cap of the lamp, since most plugs are to big to fit through the holes. After that you can connect the cable to the lamp socket and attach the inner casing. Now the inner casing can be placed in the lamp as shown, and the cap can be connected. Tadaa: You now have the most beautiful electrical lamp you could imagine, while still being able to revert to kerosene in a blink of an eye.

East and West Germany look different from outer space because they use different lightbulbs. #didyouknow-hwEi5Y0q6aU.mp4

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size : 90X90X174mm files : 4 pieces : 5 maximum size of the component : 90X90X19mm total print time : 8h raft : yes support : yes Remix : https://www.thingiverse.com/davemakesstuff/designs

Smart connected lightbulbs are common, cheap, and come in a bewildering array of styles and functionality. Bulbs that change colour? Certainly. Bulbs that have a built in speaker? Yes. Bulbs that connect to a command and control network in a foreign state and potentially leak network security information? Of course. Come and learn what's actually inside one of these bulbs, what it does, whether it's trustworthy, alternatives that are potentially good actually. Leave depressed about the state of the world. Smart connected lightbulbs are common, cheap, and come in a bewildering array of styles and functionality. Bulbs that change colour? Certainly. Bulbs that have a built in speaker? Yes. Bulbs that connect to a command and control network in a foreign state and potentially leak network security information? Of course. Come and learn what's actually inside one of these bulbs, what it does, whether it's trustworthy, alternatives that are potentially good actually. Leave depressed about the state of the world. Source: https://media.ccc.de/v/emf2018-131-everything-you-never-wanted-to-know-about-smart-lightbulbs Uploader: tubeup.py

This universal lightbulb lampshade/screen works for all regular shaped lightbulbs that are simply hanging from the wires. It consists of two parts, the screw that wraps around the wires thanks to it's hinged design and the screen that screws on to the screw holding the whole thing together in place.

This universal lightbulb lampshade/screen works for all regular shaped lightbulbs that are simply hanging from the wires. It consists of two parts, the screw that wraps around the wires thanks to it's hinged design and the screen that screws on to the screw holding the whole thing together in place.

This universal lightbulb lampshade/screen works for all regular shaped lightbulbs that are simply hanging from the wires. It consists of two parts, the screw that wraps around the wires thanks to it's hinged design and the screen that screws on to the screw holding the whole thing together in place.

I've modified a couple bits of the "complex" Obiwan lightsaber because they didn't print great for me. Thanks to Ultimaker/Jacky/Valcros for the original awesome files!!! More info on Instructions tab.

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Minervae - Lightbulbs Jamendo Album #082964 Tracklisting: 01 - Lightbulbs Please read the Readme.txt and License.txt files for important origin and licensing information.

Have you ever wondered how lightbulbs sound? Yes, it is a noisy sound. Constant electrical pulses, artfificial light. The resonance of air around it. All this makes music. Yet, so quiet, it is barely audible. This release comes with a special poster in pdf format!

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Recycling just got a whole lot easier. Discover your local recycling stations with the help of Google Search and @googlemaps, where you can find businesses that accept materials from paper and plastic to batteries and lightbulbs. Learn more → https://t.co/DRG8dBmQyk https://t.co/7OEjRcDo3N Source: https://twitter.com/Google/status/1516458575413092353 Uploader: Google

These decorative lightbulbs are made using the Schwarz D and Schwarz P triply periodic minimal surfaces in cylindrical cell maps. They were designed in nTopology. Note that these are not functional lightbulbs! Although they would look cool with LEDs inside… See here for video: https://youtu.be/dkXAnmm8ikk

The company behind a $99, color-changing light bulb that so far plans to work with Nest and Apple's HomeKit is also building out a platform of it's own with a switch that may one day act as an interface for the internet of things. But unlike Nest or Apple, Phil Bosura, the CEO of LIFX, hopes that the internet of things doesn't need an OS or force customers to choose a platform. In this week's podcast he talks about his hopes for Wi-Fi and the AllSeen Alliance that is pushing the AllJoyn standard as a means to make the internet of things truly interoperable. But before we discuss lightbulbs and why Bosura thinks Zigbee is the equivalent of Macromedia's Flash software, Derrick Harris takes a turn as my co-host to discuss artificial intelligence and whether or not we already have robots controlling the internet of things in our home. There's a lot of dig into this week, so tune in and chill out. Host: Stacey Higginbotham Guests: Derrick Harris and Phil Bosura, CEO of LIFX When will we get the Rosie robot form the Jetsons in our homes? The role machine learning and AI have on IoT What is LIFX and what will they build next? Wi-Fi is where it's at and Zigbee is like Flash back in the pre-iPad days. The internet of things is the platform, which is why LIFX loves AllJoyn

I'm turning a school bus into a small house and wasn't happy with the work lights from my local hardware store while I was sanding/scraping the undercarriage in preparation for resealing the chassis/suspension. I have a bunch of E26 LED bulbs (since they never burn out I don't really need to keep spares around...) so I figured it was a waste of $40-50 to buy an LED worklight when I could probably just make one. I'm pretty happy with the result - it's relatively easy to construct and so far seems pretty robust. Requires 5x M6 bolts + 10x locking nuts, an old power cable you can cut up + some 3/4" pvc pipe segments. Oh, and a little bit of soldering wire. Takes less than 10-20 mins or less to construct! Video of me constructing the untested prototype parts: https://plus.google.com/photos/105317412194765993553/albums/5917024930823811553?authkey=CKnXk_K2mrbWpwE

Length 1:51 Paul talks with Andrew Monkhouse, an epileptic friend of his from the world of software engineering. Andrew shares his story of discovering what triggered his attacks. He shares about the frequency of fluorescent lights, and how it affects him. Fluorescent lights take a while to warm up enough to its full brightness. Paul gets into his research on compact fluorescent lightbulbs . Incandescent lightbulbs will be banned in the U.S. this new year. They pretty much were banned in Australia in 2008, while CFLs were about $1.50. CFLs are now around $8.00. Paul goes into his theory of why this is, involving CFL subsidies . Paul shares about his CFL test and experiments that have already been done. Paul talks about the efficiency ratings of CFLs, and clears up a few details. Paul expresses his frustration with greenwashing and people making money at others' expense via lying. Paul talks about how CFLs will not live up to what they are rated hour-wise when flipped on and off regularly. Paul mentions The Lightbulb Conspiracy and planned obsolescence, and expresses his frustration over the US being more about shenanigans than about sincere innovation and moving forward. Incandescent lights put out heat . Paul talks about luminosity of new vs old bulbs, as well as how long it takes CFLs to fully light. There have been studies done on how fluorescent lights affect students IQs. Paul talks about mercury and CFL toxixity . Paul talks about changing filaments in order to reuse incandescent lightbulbs. Paul shares that half of home power usage in American homes is for heat. One third of those homes use electric heat . Wofatis require no heat. Rocket mass heaters cut your heat needs way down, and burn very clean. Paul talks about saving energy . Discussing the podcast . All part of my grand permaculture empire. Including permaculture blogs , permaculture videos , permacutlure articles , permaculture podcasts and even a devious permaculture forum .

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~support & study: http://goo.gl/N3XYW ~Rosalind Peterson of Agriculture Defense Coalition Website and the California Skywatch ~What In The World Are They Spraying? [+Dutch Subs] Full Length Chemtrails Documentary: http://youtube.com/watch?v=4Fy20BrsrUk Rosalind PetersonRosalind Peterson is California President and Co-Founder of the Agriculture Defense Coalition (ADC). The ADC was formed in 2006, to protect agricultural from a wide variety of experimental weather and atmospheric testing programs. Ms. Peterson also founded California Skywatch in 2002, when she began researching atmospheric testing and weather modification programs. The two websites are separate entities but are linked together by issues listed alphabetically in the "Categories" section. Ms. Peterson was a Keynote Speaker at the 60th Annual DPI/NGO Conference on Climate Change (New York on September 5-7, 2007.) She spoke about agriculture and the negative impacts of experimental weather modification programs on tree and plant health, along with other important issues. Since then she has presented her United Nations Power Point Presentation to colleges, universities and interested groups. She has also been interviewed on numerous radio and television programs. In 1995, Rosalind, now retired, became a certified California United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Farm Service Agency Agriculture Crop Loss Adjustor. She worked in more than ten counties throughout California. Many crop losses throughout the State can be attributed to weather related causes. She worked for five years for the Mendocino County Department of Agriculture as an Agriculture Technologist before being hired by the USDA Farm Service Agency in California. Rosalind has a BA degree from Sonoma State University in Environmental Studies & Planning (1991 ENSP), with emphasis on solar power, photosynthesis, agriculture, crop production, and the efficient use of energy in the future. Ms. Peterson has won several awards and recognition for her extensive efforts to protect drinking water supplies in Martinez, California, from toxic chemical contamination. She also writes articles for NewsWithViews.com on many subjects including protection of the environment from ongoing, unregulated, atmospheric geoengineering experiments and weather modification programs. She was born and rasied on a working farm in Mendocino County, located in Northern California, and from this early farm education feels that she has a working knowledge of agriculture, crop production, weather and other difficulties faced by the agricultural community. California chemical drinking water graphs have been prepared from data available from California State Department of Health Drinking Water Division water tests for many of the chemicals found in the drinking water supplies of California residents. Those requesting use of the graphing program should contact Rosalind via E-Mail. Many graphs are already online and can be viewed or downloaded. Posters, maps, banners, graphics, power point presentations, videos, petitions, graphs, and spreadsheets are also on this site. Those wishing to order two-sided color posters or maps should contact the ADC. The site is designed to facilitate research on various topics, to bring together various studies and how they interact with each other. It is designed to stimulate additional research from those interested in supporting this research effort. Please be advised that the ADC is interested in receiving information that will hold up as hard evidence in a court of law. The companion website California Sky Watch will have additional information, carry current events, petitions, updates on current legislation, and will be a fast tracking action website for both Southern California Sky Watch and the Bonnefire Coalition. The ADC site has the database backup information and documentation for California Skywatch Website which interconnects through the "categories" section. http://agriculturedefensecoalition.org

How many lightbulbs does it take to screw in a redneck? What- wait, durn it all! Now you got us all messed around! Watch the clip!

English: For tail lights from JOKON Company. Replacement for broken insulating housings for power supply lines of the lamps. In my used caravan the lamps flickered and the binkers did not always work. There the housings for the power supply were broken, so there was no real contact anymore. In addition to that, some bumbling repair attempts were made. The light was built in 1995. As long as this is the case, plastic does not last and becomes brittle. The new construction is more durable. There is replacement only by new complete lamps, which cost over 70 euros. https://www.reimo.com/de/46824-jokon_blink___brems____schlussleuchte_re_li_/ Deutsch: Für Schlussleuchten der Firma JOKON. Ersatz für gebrochene Isoliergehäuse für Stromzuführungen der Lampen. Bei meinem gebraucht gekauften Wohnwagen flackerten die Lampen und die Binker gingen nicht immer. Dort waren die Gehäuse für die Stromzuführungen gebrochen, wodurch kein richtiger Kontakt mehr zustande kam. Zudem wurden stümperhafte reparaturversuche unternommen.Die Leuchte war Baujahr 1995. Solange hält Kunststoff nicht und wird brüchig. Die neue Konstruktion ist dauerhafter. Ersatz gibt es nur durch neue komplette Lampen, die über 70 Euro kosten. https://www.reimo.com/de/46824-jokon_blink___brems____schlussleuchte_re_li_/

Philly independent rock band The Absolute Zeros performing Lightbulbs at Philly Rising's Farewell to Bruce show.

Thirty Minute Theatre: Lightbulbs Tue 21st Nov 1995, 14:00 on BBC Radio 4 FM A tale of the supernatural. In Alex Jones's first radio play, Steve returns from abroad to find there's something nasty in the shed. Music by Alex Jones Director Sue Wilson Steve:\…….David Holt Joan:…..Jillie Meers Bill:….Terry Molloy Karen:….Lorna Laidlaw Aunt Dot:…..Joyce Gibbs With Sunny Ormonde, Richard Cumow and Mia Busby.

This is it. Halloween. Hallow's Evening. All Hallow's Eve. Samhain. Parentalia. No matter what you call it, it's time for the dead to come back to life and feast on our flesh. So gather up your torches and pitchforks and see how many waves you can get through in one life. I hear if you get through 50 waves you unlock the Headless Horseman costume and:* Fallout 1st* Upselling* Bad Candy* Halloween HatersBethesda. What are you doing. We know you're greedy, I mean, you were the ones who started the microtransaction craze with Horse Armor. But at least try to do it competently. Charging a monthly subscription fee in this day and age is ludicrous already, but filling it with bugs as well? I guess we shouldn't be surprised. I'm sure Todd Howard is actually just a sentient swarm of insects in a human flesh bag.I see you're listening to Here's What I Don't Get. Could I also interest you in some nice D-cell batteries or a warranty plan for your episode? It's like a bad final boss in a video game. You've battled through aisle and aisle of braindead customers and sale prices, you get to the end boss, and it turns out to be a QTE button mash. It's why Amazon is king. Not because they don't upsell, that's all they do really, but because I can't click X on the cashier's forehead.So, you've got immediate eaters, then your second-favorites that you add to your lunch box. Then you've got \"trade quality\" candy, that, sure you'll eat em, but really you wanna trade them up for something you like more than someone else. Then you;ve got your last days of candy. It's almost Thanksgiving by now and you're really hoping something got skipped by. Then there's the bottom of the bag, giveaway never eat pieces of candy. That's what these are. I don't even want to see them in someone else's bag of candy.Fundamentalist Christians. Squeemish prudes. PTSD almost slasher victims. Cranky party poopers. There's people all 'round the world that like to take a big double-tapered chocolate yogurt emoji on the king of Holidays, Halloween. It's so multi-faceted it's hard to hate but somehow these people find out how to do it. Don;t like scary movies? Don't watch em! Enjoy the costumes and candy and pumpkins. There's so many parts to Halloween, you can pick and choose! Make it your own! The modular holiday!All this and more on this week's CREEPY episode. Don't forget to join us on DISCORD, and support us on PATREON or buy BUYING A SHIRT!

What if you never had to touch a light switch again? That's the promise behind the Alba light, a connected white light bulb that contains an array of sensors and learning algorithms. The bulb responds to motion, presence and ambient light to dim and change the quality of light in response to your habits and needs. Like Nest tries to learn how you like your home's temperature, the Alba light tries to learn how you like your illumination. The second half of the show is dedicated to my conversation with Stack Lighting Co-founder and CEO Neil Joseph, but the first half covers Kevin Tofel and I talking about putting new sensors in phones to work with the smart home, my quick thoughts on the upcoming home hub and remote system from Logitech and how Kevin like using Health Kit. I also finally fell in love with my Nest thermostat after going out of town for a week. Some of these connected devices are clearly meant for a different type of consumer. Host: Stacey Higginbotham Guests: Kevin Tofel and Neil Joseph, CEO at Stack Lighting I finally liked my Nest thermostat; after I went away for a week Let's put a temperature sensor on the phone Exploring the promise of a Logitech hub to help manage your hubs Smart lights are just a few months away. Meet the Alba bulb. How to handle exceptions in the anticipatory home

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Release: Sp. Ace - Caravan of Lightbulbs (EP) Cat#: DWK262 Genre: downtempo, trip-hop, lo-fi, ambient

Battle of Ideas 2009 Battle for Energy strand Speakers Dr Brenda Boardman emeritus fellow, Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford; author, Home Truths: a low-carbon strategy to reduce UK housing emissions by 80% Martin Haigh energy consultant, Shell; lead consultant, Shell's World Energy Model Ben Pile co-editor, Climate Resistance; undergraduate, philosophy and politics, University of York Professor Peter Sammonds professor, geophysics, UCL; co-editor, Advances in Earth Science: from earthquakes to global warming Chair: Alex Hochuli MPhil student in sociology, University of Kent at Canterbury; co-founder Institute of Ideas Current Affairs Forum.

Battle of Ideas 2009 Battle for Energy strand Speakers Dr Brenda Boardman emeritus fellow, Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford; author, Home Truths: a low-carbon strategy to reduce UK housing emissions by 80% Martin Haigh energy consultant, Shell; lead consultant, Shell's World Energy Model Ben Pile co-editor, Climate Resistance; undergraduate, philosophy and politics, University of York Professor Peter Sammonds professor, geophysics, UCL; co-editor, Advances in Earth Science: from earthquakes to global warming Chair: Alex Hochuli MPhil student in sociology, University of Kent at Canterbury; co-founder Institute of Ideas Current Affairs Forum.

Download the audio version at https://bit.ly/BlackBoxDown9. Two separate flights crash due to an issue with a light bulb. Eastern Airlines Flight 401 and United Airlines Flight 173 both crash due to a similar issue with light bulbs in the cockpit. As a result, major changes are made in the world of aviation. Find out what happened on this episode of Black Box Down. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @BlackBoxDownPod. https://twitter.com/blackboxdownpod https://www.instagram.com/blackboxdownpod/ Sponsorsed by Manscaped (Use Code BLACKBOXDOWN at https://manscaped.com)

Download the audio version at https://bit.ly/BlackBoxDown9. Two separate flights crash due to an issue with a light bulb. Eastern Airlines Flight 401 and United Airlines Flight 173 both crash due to a similar issue with light bulbs in the cockpit. As a result, major changes are made in the world of aviation. Find out what happened on this episode of Black Box Down. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @BlackBoxDownPod. https://twitter.com/blackboxdownpod https://www.instagram.com/blackboxdownpod/ Sponsorsed by Manscaped (Use Code BLACKBOXDOWN at https://manscaped.com)