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    Boutique food hall plan for old Glebe tram sheds

    - July 23, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder

    The old tram sheds at Glebe would get a major revamp under a plan being considered.

    The old tram sheds at Glebe will be turned into a European style food hall complete with boutique supermarket, small bars and restaurants, under a plan being considered by City of Sydney council.

    If approved, the $34 million proposed redevelopment of the heritage-listed building which is part of developer Mirvac's 1250-dwelling Harold Park project will be completed in about two years and have up to 20 specialty shops.

    The 7500-square-metre complex would include a supermarket run by an "independent operator", restaurants, cafes, wine bars, other retailers such as chemists, a gymnasium and a community space, said Stuart Penklis, Mirvac's national director of apartment and commercial development.

    An artist's impression of Mirvac's $34 million plan to redevelop the old tram sheds.

    There would be parking for nearly 150 cars and, if approval was granted, would be open from "early morning to midnight", he said.

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    The tram sheds are next to the existing light rail stop at Jubilee Park, and when the complex is finished would be the focal point for residents of the Harold Park development, as well surrounding suburbs, Mr Penklis said. He likened it to a larger version of The Grounds, at Alexandria, a sprawling artisan-style cafe and bakery.

    "Already we're getting a lot of interest from local retailers from surrounding suburbs wanting to be part of the tram sheds," he said. "This is going to dramatically enhance this precinct."

    The existing building, with its distinctive saw tooth-shaped roof, was used as a tram depot between 1904 and 1957 but has sat idle for decades. It is reportedly the largest and most complete of three remaining tram depots in Sydney.

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    Let’s Play Fallout 3 – 062 – Crafting and pest control – Video

    - July 23, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Let #39;s Play Fallout 3 - 062 - Crafting and pest control
    In the first half of this episode, I show off a couple of the crafting recipes we #39;ve collected so far. In the second half, we check out the SatCom station an...

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    Pest Control Port Huron and Lapeer – 810.728.5858 – The Best Exterminators In Lapeer County! – Video

    - July 23, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Pest Control Port Huron and Lapeer - 810.728.5858 - The Best Exterminators In Lapeer County!
    Get 10% off your first service of pest control in Port Huron or Lapeer. Call 810.728.5858 today to get your exterminator discount! When you are having pest, ...

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    Pony Tales [MLP Fanfic Readings] ‘Pest Control’ by Rust (action) – Video

    - July 23, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Pony Tales [MLP Fanfic Readings] #39;Pest Control #39; by Rust (action)
    Summary: "Beware Her wrath, fools who dare threaten our Kingdom. For if Celestia be our Shield, then Luna is the Sword." Original fanfic can be found here --...

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    GSM based advanced Home security system – Video

    - July 23, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


    GSM based advanced Home security system
    More details at http://www.8051projects.info/micro-cart/gsm-based-advanced-home-security-system.20/viewproduct.

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    Houston Home Security Service – Video

    - July 23, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Houston Home Security Service
    Houston Home Security Services http://homesecuritydirecthouston.com According to FBI statistics over 2 million burglaries occur every year. Alarmingly over h...

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    Canary, an all-in-one smart home security system controlled with an app

    - July 23, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Home security systems are all pretty similar, and very few of them put control in the hands of the user. Canary wants to help fix that, with an all-in-one device that allows the user to secure their home the way they choose to.

    If you have a home security system right now, youre either clever enough to build and deploy your own sensors with WiFi enabled cameras and alarms, or you have something provided by a larger company. These pre-built systems are tied into your whole home, but ultimately give you very little control over your own security.

    If your front door is opened and the alarm goes off when you arent there, has your house been broken into or did one of your family members not disarm the system in time? Will you know the answer to that question before the police arrive? Usually the answer is no, because you either dont have the ability to pull up your security cameras in your house or you dont have any installed. More importantly, you cant remotely control whether or not your system contacts the police with most systems. Canary wants to try to fix this, by making a single box packed with sensors and an app to offer you more control.

    I sat down recently with Adam Sager, the Cofounder and CEO of Canary, to discuss his project. Sager explained that his goal was to make a single device that had everything in it users would need to gather important information about their homes, in order to make informed decisions about the state of their home when they werent there.

    The system starts with a night vision capable HD camera with a wide angle lense in a clever looking WiFi enabled box that you can positioned anywhere in your home, and ends with a machine that can report temperature, motion, humidity, air quality, and can even act as the alarm for your house. Theres even a 3-axis accelerometer built in that can detect earthquakes and can report all of this information through the iOS or Android app.

    Sager explained that the whole point of the hardware was to empower the user. He wanted something in his house that told him when the front door opened, but allowed him to look for himself and determine whether or not the police needed to be involved. He wanted a device that was capable of knowing that his apartment was filled with smoke, but allowed him to look and see if it was a fire or just an accident in the kitchen that had already been handled. If theres an incident, and the user doesnt get involved, the relevant emergency agency is contacted just like a normal security system. The only real difference here is the more granular control the user has, and the lack of sensors installed all over your house.

    The most appealing part of Canary is the price. Theres no monthly rate for Canary, and each box you put in your house is $199. You can have as many of these boxes as you want, and the app will network them all together for you. As long as you have a place to put them, you can have as many as you want.

    Canary is currently available as an Indiegogo campaign, with an early bird special running at $149 for a Canary box. If Canary can deliver on the experience they are promising, this inexpensive little box could be exactly what most people need in thier homes instead of an expensive and clumsy security system.

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    Canary aims to make home security simple and smart

    - July 23, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder

    The startup is developing a $199 home security device with an HD camera and multiple sensors that is managed by an iOS or Android smartphone.

    Canary includes an HD video camera and multiple sensors that track motion, vibration, temperature, and other factors.

    Canary wants to make home security simpler and smarter. The startup is launching an Indiegogo campaign to raise $100,000 to get to the finish line, with shipment slated for May 2014.

    Unlike SmartThings, which is developing a platform for building apps and devices that work with a variety of sensors, Canary is more of an all-in-one solution for home security, including video capture and motion and temperature sensing.

    The 6-inch-tall and 3-inch-wide cylindrical device includes a 720p HD video camera with a wide-angle lens and night vision, and multiple sensors for tracking motion, vibration, sound, temperature, humidity, and air quality. An app for iOS or Android manages the Wi-Fi-enabled device, sending out alerts and notifications, and offering guided actions for emergencies and analytics. In addition, Canary is supposed to be smart. The company said that Canary learns from daily activities what the baseline is for normal conditions as a way to filter out false alarms.

    Canary sends alerts to the app, from which users can trigger a siren to scare off intruders.

    Up to four of the $199 devices could be deployed in a location, and a home with several rooms would require two or three. Indiegogo contributors can preorder the Canary. For a mere $8,800, you can own the first Canary off the production line, signed by the team that designed it. Canary also plans to offer a fee-based service for customers to store data and video, and a 24-hour call center.

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    Feng Shui Romance – Video

    - July 23, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Feng Shui Romance
    Feng shui tips for love and romance.

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    Feng shui Puertas y Ventanas. Yta Sanchez – Video

    - July 23, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Feng shui Puertas y Ventanas. Yta Sanchez
    Las puertas y ventanas, son los conductos donde la energa entra y sale en nuestros ambientes.

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