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Daily Archives: October 14, 2015
How to be confident
Confidence is the full trust and belief in yourself. Everyone has problems with the issue of self confidence especially the teenagers. So I decided to give few tips on how to build self confidence.
? Dress with confidence
You don’t have to spend a fortune on new clothes as long as you have those that make you feel comfortable and happy.
?speak positively
Don’t bring yourself and others down. Speak good things always and don’t let negativity dominate your heart.
? Recognise your flaws
If you know your flaws, then no one can bring you down about it. If someone mentions your flaws to you, just smile and say i know. That alone makes you feel more confident about yourself.
?Don’t forget to smile
Smiling brings out the inner beauty of a person and it also makes other people like you and attracted to you which makes you feel confident.
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Daily Mail
every week
six days a week
here he comes
small white van
down the side road
stop after stop
u-turn and back
to our box
.
I can’t imagine
the tedium
the boredom
.
house 111
box 125
house 113
box 127
box 129
.
but he has bills
probably a car
monthly payments
insurance to pay
kids at home
a wife off to her job
.
after he’s done
winding through
the neighborhood
maybe he’ll have the time
to go home and
relax with a beer
.
in the meantime,
I hope he doesn’t
leave the wrong mail
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SENSORS (What do they have to do with Vending Machines?)
Recently, Mike Martz introduced us to the Internet of Things (IoT). This is what happens when you combine cloud technology, wireless networks, standardized communications protocols, RFID, worldwide IP networks, Big Data, miniaturized sensors, and cheap storage and computing power. Let’s drill down on SENSORS!
The concept of IoT originated in the Auto-ID Lab at MIT in 1999 and was based on RFID, but has been expanded since to include sensor devices that enable machine to machine communication and autonomous event-driven decision making. Sensors are appearing in traffic signals, factories, distributors, homes and even the weather. A while back I reported on XML in Your Weather. While I was primarily focusing on the METAR coding scheme to send weather data around the World, the “Weatherman” told me a lot about Big Data and things like “smart” rain gauges.
Not like they sprung these sensors on us overnight. They have…
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