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iRobot Corp. (IRBT), a leader in delivering robotic technology-based solutions, today announced the Mirra 530 Pool Cleaning Robot and Looj 330 Gutter Cleaning Robot. These robots and others will be displayed at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, being held January 8-11. iRobot can be found in South Hall 3, upper level, booth 30665.

Mirra 530 features the latest in pool cleaning technology and an easy-to-use design, bringing yet another state-of-the art solution to iRobots line of home robots, said Jeff Beck, chief operating officer at iRobot. This is also the first time that our outdoor robots, including the award-winning Looj 330, will be available internationally, a huge leap forward for the fast growing robotics industry.

iRobot Mirra 530 brings advanced robotic technology underwater.

Mirra deep cleans any type of in-ground pool surface and water without using the pools filtration system, hoses or booster pumps, which results in energy cost savings from running these pool systems less frequently. Mirra 530 provides complete pool coverage and a thorough cleaning through its iAdapt Nautiq Responsive Cleaning Technology.

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iRobot Looj 330 cleans gutters on its own at the press of a button.

A CES Innovations honoree and Edison Award nominee, Looj 330 takes a dangerous job and does it for you, preventing overreaching and repeated trips up and down the ladder. Looj uses a high-velocity, four-stage auger to blast away leaves, dirt and clogs while brushing gutters clean.

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Mirra 530 will have a suggested retail price of $1,299.99, and Looj 330 will have a suggested retail price of $299.99; both outdoor cleaning robots will be available in North America and select countries worldwide beginning Spring 2013 check global.irobot.com for specific availability. Looj 330 is already available for sale in North America at iRobot.com.

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Useful Tips for Prosperity in your Office from Astrology, Vastu Feng Shui Part 2
USEFUL TIPS FOR WELLNESS IN YOUR OFFICE FROM ASTROLOGY, VASTU FENG SHUI, Part 2 Useful Tips for Wellness in your Office from Astrology, Vastu Feng Shui: 1. Have good back support where you sit. 2. Avoid sitting facing a wall. 3. Do not sit near the door. 4. Work under good lighting. 5. Keep your office / desk / drawers clutter free. 6. Try an upward pointing plant or flowers on the desk. 7. Do not hang a Painting Depicting War, Poverty, Agony or Distress 8. Do not sit under the beam. 9. Square or rectangular offices are good, while L- type or irregular shaped offices may create problems Sundeep Kataria - a well known Astrologer - successfully combines the divine knowledge of Vedic Astrology with Palmistry Tarot Cards Reading to do an in depth study of horoscope make accurate predictions. He has formally learnt Vedic Astrology Palmistry and also Reiki, Pranic Healing EFT. Jyotish Acharya Sundeep Kataria is consulted by people of various age groups and professional backgrounds. Doctors, Chartered Accountants, CEOs, Business Owners, Management Consultants, Software Engineers, Sports Professionals, Educationists, Students, Housewives, Senior Citizens even Healers. Sundeep Kataria is also present on many reputed websites as Consultant / Celebrity Astrologer Get personal consultations from SUNDEEP KATARIA about: - Marriage - Love Relationship - Education - Health Wellness - Business Prospects Growth - Career / Job Growth Prospects - Compatibility ...

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[2013-01-01]TV2 Hello On TWO interviews Master Kenny Hoo on 2013 Good Feng Shui Outlook Prediction
[2013-01-01] TV2 #39;s Hello On Two (HOT) progam is one of the most popular morning live talk show in Malaysia. Since 2006, Master Kenny Hoo has been invited by RTM #39;s TV2 regularly to share with the viewers about Good Feng Shui tips. In this session, Kenny share various tips about 2013 Good Feng Shui Outlook Predictions. Don #39;t miss! [www.GoodFengShui.com]

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"127-14" - Demolition - Standoff
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Elfan Ap Reese at the demolition ceremony.

Tom Wright, Reporter Friday, January 4, 2013 12:00 PM

DEMOLITION work on the old Dolphin Square precinct will begin this week ahead of the construction of a new multi-million pound shopping district.

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Preparation work began before Christmas with the stripping of the old shops interiors and the demolition of one of the units as a test to see the strength of the 1960s concrete.

Kevin Clement, site manager for McLaren Life, said he hoped the demolition would be completed by the end of April or the start of May.

He added: Its going really well. We were originally quite concerned about asbestos but really theres very little.

Councillor Elfan Ap Rees visited the site yesterday (Wed) in a small ceremony before the start of phase three of McLaren Lifes 45million redevelopment.

Question marks remain over what shop chains will fill the completed development, although several restaurant chains have already signed up.

Debenhams had long been linked with a move to the new complex but ruled itself out in November. Harvester, Prezzo, Real China, Nandos and Pizza Express will be joined by First Bowl and Vue Cinemas once building work is completed.

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A developer hopes to renovate a vacant downtown St. Louis building that only weeks ago was the focus of a demolition effort.

The building, at 1105 Olive Street, most recently housed Maurizios Pizza, which relocated last year.

Craig Heller, whose developments include downtown loft projects, said Thursday he wants to renovate 1105 Olive but that theres nothing set in stone at this point. A mixture of offices and residences is possible, he said.

The turnabout comes to light less than six weeks after the citys Preservation Board voted to uphold a staff recommendation to deny demolition. Board members agreed with Betsy Bradley, director of the citys Cultural Resources Office, that the building is sound, at least by the standard set by city ordinance.

Developer Larry Deutsch had planned to buy the building and replace it with tenant parking for his Old Laclede Gas Building, at 1017 Olive. He said Thursday he transferred his interest in the building to Heller after the Preservation Board voted against demolition.

Once final paperwork is completed, Heller will own the building, which went through a sheriffs sale last fall as a result of years of unpaid property taxes.

Heller said he has no renovation timetable for the building, adding that the next step will be to get it on the National Register for Historic Places. Register listing would make the buildings renovation eligible for historic preservation tax credits.

The buildings soundness was an issue in a suit a previous owner filed against the contractor that built underground parking next door in 2003 as part of the Louderman Lofts, another Heller project. The suit claimed that the contractor damaged 1105 Olive when it removed part the structures foundation while building the garage. In 2011, a St. Louis Circuit Court jury awarded the previous owner nearly $1.3 million in damages. The case is on appeal.

Deutsch said he had believed up until hours before the boards meeting that demolition would be approved.

At the actual hearing, there was a complete reversal, he said.

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The Canadian Press Published Friday, Jan. 4, 2013 7:07AM EST Last Updated Friday, Jan. 4, 2013 7:51AM EST

ELLIOT LAKE, Ont. - Wrecking crews have begun to demolish the Elliot Lake mall where two people died and around 20 were injured when part of its roof collapsed.

"It's bittersweet," Mayor Rick Hamilton said in a telephone interview with The Canadian Press when asked Thursday about reaction to the work in the small northern Ontario town.

"The mall has always had a close relationship to many of the people who lived (and) who were raised here but at the same time it's a fresh start as well. It's left a lot of bad memories and by and large what I'm hearing in the street is it's high time it's been removed from the landscape of Elliot Lake."

City officials expect the work to take between 40 and 60 days.

Rob deBortoli, the town's chief administrative officer, said the demolition crew must follow strict provincial guidelines. Also, because most of the material will be recycled, workers will have to take the time to sort the debris and ensure it is sent to the right place.

"The demolition will be very controlled, meaning that the mall will be dismantled in a systematic, piece-by-piece process and there should not be any risk associated with any of the material from that site making its way out of the property," deBortoli said.

Lucie Aylwin, 37, and Doloris Perizzolo, 74, were crushed by debris from the Algo Centre mall, which destroyed several of the community's small businesses when the disaster happened on June 23.

The collapse sparked a $30-million lawsuit, an investigation by the Ontario Provincial Police and a public inquiry, which is slated to start next month.

The lawsuit names the owners of the mall, the municipality of Elliot Lake and the provincial government.

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