If the light bulb is out, I say, 'Oh, I should call the light-bulb guy.
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A smart light bulb that turns on when you ask it to isn't really a smart light bulb.
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The GE bulb screws on like a regular light bulb, but is much cooler than your average light bulb.
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The big new addition is a standard A19 smart light bulb, as well as a PAR38 smart light bulb.
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It runs from the positive terminal of the battery to one of the connections for the light bulb (I'm using a light bulb holder).
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If you try to, you'll get a light bulb instead of the bowl, and clicking the light bulb changes the colors of the object and the background.
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It gets down to understanding why a traditional light bulb gives off a great deal of heat whereas a new LED light bulb producing the same amount of light remains quite cool.
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Do you want to talk to my Smart light bulb?
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"It just was like that light bulb moment," he said.
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Think of a hand crank that powers a light bulb.
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Fred Jones couldn't change a light bulb in his apartment.
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Thomas Edison failed 1000 times before making the light bulb.
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"It was this light bulb in my head," he said.
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Edison did not actually invent the light bulb, of course.
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But in the afternoon the one light bulb sizzled out.
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One, but the light bulb really has to want to change.
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I don't want to go to Woodbury for a light bulb.
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"That was my sort of romanticized light bulb moment," said Ramesh.
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You gotta see his reaction when the light bulb goes on.
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A light bulb went off in my head and my gut.
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Even its famous consumer light bulb business is up for grabs.
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"That's when the light bulb went off for us," notes Ream.
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The new bathroom features a green light bulb outside each stall.
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Do you think he'd like to see these light-bulb buildings?
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At that point, it was like a light bulb going on.
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The first full description of a light bulb appeared on Oct.
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"There was no light bulb moment," he told Elle in 2015.
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No energy to power a light bulb, mobile phone, or fridge.
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"It was a light bulb to her of maybe," Luddington says.
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Like so many others, quitting wasn't a light bulb going off.
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A highly radioactive, shrapnel-filled doomsday bomb of a light bulb.
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And the Table Lamp doesn't come with a smart light bulb.
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Before that clubs were dark places with a single light bulb.
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What's this strange little wood box affixed with a light bulb?
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The light-bulb moment with Mr. Tripathi, especially, gave her pause.
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But that's what people said about the light bulb in 1878.
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There, a light bulb went off: Why not try writing instead?
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How many biographers does it take to change a light bulb?
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See her make a crack pipe out of a light bulb!
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It was light a light bulb going off in my head.
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My light-bulb moment among the parked buses was equally nonchalant.
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And his smile — it brightened his face like a light bulb.
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Energy-efficient light bulb regulations are also on the chopping block.
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A smart light bulb for those living in an all Apple world.
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It's harder to sell the banal; nobody wants, say, a light bulb.
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That moment is the one right before the light bulb goes off.
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Hearing that I was a binge eater was like a light bulb.
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This is hard to justify when they are delivering a light bulb.
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Thomas Edison said he never once failed in making the light bulb.
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At first I tried it with a very old-fashioned light bulb.
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This, in effect, formed a lens that was reflecting the light bulb.
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" You might also include where each light bulb is located, like "bedroom.
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It's no fun constantly twisting your arm to install a light bulb.
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"You need God pretty much to fix every light bulb," he said.
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Open Energy Saver by clicking the light bulb icon in System Preferences.
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He was down to a single working light bulb at one point.
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Will yourself into slumber with a light bulb blaring in your face?
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You can see that the tumor lights up like a light bulb.
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We have this process we call the light bulb versus the mandate.
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Even the light bulb, the symbol of GE for decades, wasn't safe.
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I'll wait here until the light bulb goes on above your head.
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The primary purpose of a light bulb is to provide visible light.
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I get queasy on ladders and can barely change a light bulb.
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A light bulb is almost as commonplace as an apple, but if I fail to make a package or advertisement for light bulbs that is lively and original, it will not be the light bulb that is at fault.
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"It was almost like a light bulb went on for some," she recalled.
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It even ships with a Philips Hue light bulb to prove this point.
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All this is hard to justify when they are delivering a light bulb.
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The main beneficiary of the Carillion-fuelled light-bulb moment could be Corbyn.
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Once that is explained appropriately to a client, the light bulb goes off.
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Dhillon said "a light bulb went off" and he immediately called his father.
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The main component behind the incandescent gleam is the 5000 watt light bulb.
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"How many engineers does it take to change a light bulb?" it asked.
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Did Ms. Lamarr have a eureka moment, like a light bulb going off?
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One reader sent a series of light bulb jokes based on the Tendencies.
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Women Today A couple of years ago I had a light bulb moment.
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This did not work as well as the light bulb or the phonograph.
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He holds onto the light bulb and the world revolves around him. video
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It's not that you can't climb the ladder to change the light bulb.
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She changed a light bulb as Whishaw looked around, the floor creaking underfoot.
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A hamster on an exercise wheel can make a little light bulb flicker.
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Breaking bones, light-bulb flares: a weird mixture of awful pain and exhilaration.
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He has also been using the light bulb system to monitor customer hold times.
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It took a while after Epperson's light bulb moment for popsicle patents to emerge.
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And then, a star-shaped light bulb went off in our heads: Spencer Pratt!
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Mind you, you'll need the Philips Hue Smart Hub to use this light bulb.
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Watch the video to find out more about the evolution of the light bulb.
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It's enough power to turn on a light bulb for a second or more.
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Sheila remembers seeing videos of Maloney lifting weights, Maloney screwing in a light bulb.
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Every step felt as if he had shattered a light bulb in the joint.
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That chandelier was only a paper-covered light bulb hanging on an electrical cord.
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I stared at that light bulb for four hours before he turned it off.
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Can you talk about the 2006 film you made in the light bulb factory?
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You know how many actors it takes to screw in a light bulb, right?
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"There is a light bulb that is sort of going off," Ms. Powell said.
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And he takes that light bulb and runs all the way to the theater.
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But the light bulb didn't really click until later, when I met Guillermo Torres.
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And in particular, I think the light bulb that you introduced is pretty interesting.
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You can't do it anymore, one light bulb, one vegan dinner, at a time.
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GE has been trying to find a buyer for the iconic light bulb unit.
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"They got rid of the light bulb that people got used to," he said.
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The early-morning January sun gave off considerably less heat than a light bulb.
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This awesome light bulb plugs into any light source and creates a majestic, lifelike flame.
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The phrase "They worked through the night" accompanies the image of a broken light bulb.
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I mean, think about what the light bulb budget alone must be at the palace.
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You don't really expect good security in a smart light bulb or coffee maker, though.
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The light bulb switched, and all of a sudden he wasn't showing emotion out there.
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This kit includes a Google Home Mini smart assistant speaker and a smart light bulb.
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The air-conditioning unit is broken; a single bare light bulb hangs from the ceiling.
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I came home to discover the bathroom light bulb had blown just after I left.
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Huntington, West Virginia (CNN)It was as if a light bulb went off over Sen.
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He'd paint in the middle of the night under the light of one light bulb.
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She and Damian began considering international adoption — then the couple had a light bulb moment.
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In previous years it's been an eye, a pair of lips, and a light bulb.
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An unremarkable building in a small California town is home to the centennial light bulb.
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A square meter of rooftop photovoltaic panels is sufficient to power an ordinary light bulb.
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"At school you have 40 kids under one light bulb in one classroom," she said.
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"The light bulb went on for everyone," recalled one official who was in the meeting.
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For example, Edison's inventions of electricity, light bulb or phonographic record benefited millions of individuals.
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A single bare light bulb illuminated the room, a few ceramic butterflies adorned the walls.
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Edison's light bulb continues to be the oldest consumer electronics device still in mass use.
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It's no wonder that the light bulb remains the universal symbol for a bright idea.
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Joe Butler We were designed to burn out, like a light bulb that was overamped.
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She, in fact, uses a colored light bulb in the lamp on her bedside table.
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Minutes later, Mr. Eyck (pronounced IKE) displayed a light bulb hanging from some corded flax.
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That was a big light bulb for both of us that happened pretty early on.
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But it's the light bulb hanging outside his front door that he values the most.
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Every light bulb in the concert hall was unscrewed to eliminate a faint buzzing sound.
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But asking Trump to avoid controversy is like expecting a moth to avoid a light bulb.
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It will power a single LED light bulb, perhaps charge a phone and a shortwave radio.
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Meet Flyte: the gravity defying, levitating light bulb that will leave you and your guests mesmerized.
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The boy stood and looked at the animal, its neck extended, little light-bulb ears alert.
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And it has nothing to do with whether or not a light bulb was turned on.
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We use a particular diffused light bulb that have special fittings made to fit them into.
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Every light bulb for two hundred feet burst, jagged sparks showering onto the hotel parking lot.
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But the biggest draw is Nya Carnegiebryggeriet, a brewery housed in a former light bulb factory.
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GE is making a major change to its repertoire of light bulb options, according to Gizmodo.
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As the joke went: How many hipsters does it take to screw in a light bulb?
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It was then that she and Kohler brothers, Ryan and Matthew, had a "light-bulb moment".
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So that was a light-bulb moment to me, where I didn't think intentions are enough.
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Similarly, Seraphin is a docking device that turns your mobile phone into a smart light bulb.
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By the way, Gail, how many Democrats does it take to screw in a light bulb?
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Most people stop thinking about Thomas Edison after they learn he invented the incandescent light bulb.
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Actually, Mr. Sorrell swears he is so mechanically inept that he cannot change a light bulb.
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We were down, but we weren't out; that was really a light bulb moment for us.
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A light bulb went off: Why not use it as a base for a sweet vermouth?
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To repeat, a traditional light bulb radiates heat, a small portion of which is visible light.
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You see the light bulb itself because some of the light it emits hits your eye.
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That's when the light bulb went on and we realized Miramar was a feeder into Krome.
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Just make sure that the jars have the right opening size to fit your light bulb base.
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The light bulb, telephone and internal combustion engine were some of the key inventions of this era.
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And GE has been trying for years to find a buyer of its iconic light bulb unit.
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Thanks to Flyte, the company that brought you the levitating light bulb, a levitating plant holder exists.
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Years later, when she finally told me the story about Bill Miller, a light bulb went off.
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The smart home has to be as easy as flipping a switch to control a light bulb.
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While he did patent the first commercially successful light bulb in 1879, its history dates back to
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Click here to view original GIFHere's a 500 watt halogen light bulb vaporizing a ping pong ball.
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This year, he dressed as the Pixar lamp with a functional light bulb and flexible foam exoskeleton.
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It has also reportedly blocked a Chinese takeover of Osram's light bulb unit Ledvance pending a review.
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The most commonly purchased refrigerator now uses only as much energy as a 85033-Watt light bulb.
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The light bulb had its origins in 1800, decades before Thomas Edison famously patented it in 1879.
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Under the name Spark, he was pitching a connected light bulb that could fully integrate with technology.
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New York (CNN Business)140 years after its invention, the Edison light bulb is having another moment.
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Sometimes, he confessed, his jobs seem silly: he was once booked to screw in a light bulb.
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Gysin invented the Dreamachine, a cylinder with holes cut out and equipped with an interior light bulb.
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One has the job of holding a bare light bulb on a cord, the work's only illumination.
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"My flow was doing math," she said, seeming to have a light-bulb moment in real time.
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The graphic is a LIGHT BULB, which is an entry stretching across the picture itself at 49A.
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She was booed, she saw Mr. Brown perform, and a light bulb is said have gone off.
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This electric chandelier still holds a fragment of a light bulb in an arm on the left.
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It was about, from the invention of the light bulb to when the country was fully electrified.
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Also, since I'm a portrait photographer I think it just kind of set a light bulb off.
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It was in 1882, just three years after Thomas Edison filed a patent for his light bulb.
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The light bulb is a storied product in G.E. history, but its moment seems to have passed.
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The contents of a wooden bowl formed an accidental still life: onion, shriveled lemons, coaster, light bulb.
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So far, the Stanford researchers have been able to send consistent power to a moving light bulb.
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He starts banging the heel of his palms together with each word; the light bulb flicking on.
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No one was making — and I still don't think there's anyone making — a smart outdoor light bulb.
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They power a light bulb with a car battery and sleep on beds hidden by purple curtains.
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In some accounts he's given, the light bulb moment for Patreon arrived during the set-building process.
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"This light bulb went off as I was going through my old field notes," Dr. Reyes said.
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It's even trying (and so far failing) to find a buyer for the iconic light bulb unit.
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Why didn't you change the light bulb you said you were going to change four months ago?
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In this regard, they share something with Jasper Johns's "flashlight" and "light bulb" sculptures from 1958-61.
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And more populous countries should accumulate more innovation than smaller ones do because the return on developing a new technology is higher—there are more people to buy Edison's light bulb and to enrich Edison, and therefore more incentive to invent the light bulb in the first place.
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Samsung's Bixby has shown limited utility in our testing, unable to recognise a common light bulb, for example.
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It had products like a WiFi light bulb that's brightness and even color can be controlled via Smartphone.
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Thomas Edison's light-bulb filament made the vital service of illumination both more powerful and, soon, much cheaper.
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"That was when the light bulb really goes off," the analyst who first started watching the company said.
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As they crossed, the name of one was truncated to Kalo — and the proverbial light bulb went on.
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Discouraged, Moore ultimately had a "light bulb epiphany moment" and set about getting her life back on track.
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It was a small but pleasant showing: a series of power outlets, light bulb adapters, and door locks.
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"It was like a light bulb went off in my head after we said 'I do,'" she said.
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"The cooperative is doing it again, but now the light bulb is the internet," said Mr. Creason, 2120.
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That it was so hard to give 2,000 times that amount was a light-bulb moment for me.
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"Are you like me?" he says in the commercial as he smashes a light bulb with a hammer.
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Videos showed a bright flash of light, followed by a pop almost like a light bulb burning out.
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The lacquer made a dainty, plinking sound, like the loose filament of a shaken, burned-out light bulb.
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There is always a corner you didn't dust, or a light bulb with too high of a wattage.
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His father is a light-bulb designer and manufacturer whose factory is the town's main source of employment.
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ARMSTRONG It was one of those light bulb moments where I went, Beth doesn't have to be frail.
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LuminoCity, a 16-acre extravaganza, even has its own hero from another universe: Lumi, a magical light bulb.
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When triggered, it produces 1,200 lumens, a little brighter than a typical 75-watt-equivalent LED light bulb.
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The light bulb lit up and once I had SAY A FEW WORDS the rest came together quickly.
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Check it out in action: Unlike the common light bulb, Flyte doesn't need a switch, wires, or even batteries.
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Similarly, the Smart Bulb is a simple 9-watt smart LED light bulb with 806 lumens of rated output.
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There's also a set of keys to Edison's Menlo Park lab where he invented his first commercial light bulb.
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"Your arms get tired from two minutes of changing a light bulb," Mr. Kaplan told The Times of London.
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You wouldn't think a light bulb needs its own instructional video but you've never encountered GE's C light bulbs.
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No one in the history of electricity has ever gotten laid with a hanging light bulb in their house.
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A squeeze on pay has not gone on this long since Joseph Swan invented the very first light bulb.
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The sequence begins with an incandescent light bulb—one of the biggest culprits of light pollution for 140 years.
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As you can see in the shot, the art on the back of her arm is a light bulb.
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According to authorities, the bomb was composed of a battery, wires, metals screws and a Christmas tree light bulb.
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"Replace all burned out bulbs to brighten up the room, and use the highest wattage light bulb," they suggested.
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Complete with a black high-heeled shoe and fishnet stockings, the lamp actually worked with a functional light bulb.
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In 1879, inventor Thomas Edison patented the incandescent light bulb after his laboratory tested 3,000 designs over two years.
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Suppose I want to use a voltmeter to measure the voltage across the light bulb in a simple circuit.
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It's a performative video, featuring Moss in a completely dark room aside from a light bulb she swings around.
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General Electric's former light-bulb plant in Bellevue, Ohio, where Pam Collins worked and wore asbestos gloves every day.
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Unfortunately, I had taken a wrong turn earlier in high school, before the writing light bulb had flashed on.
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Bobby Garza's lifetime involvement with the criminal justice system started 20 years ago with a broken bathroom light bulb.
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"The groom actually took a light bulb from the roof of the huppah and smashed it," Ms. Cinnamon said.
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Along the street, front windows were decorated with Lego menorahs, traditional candlestick menorahs, light bulb menorahs and oil menorahs.
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Among Thomas Edison's 1,000-plus inventions, his development of his patented incandescent light bulb surely was among his greatest.
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I need to really study a light bulb now, because, I don't know, maybe he's right, maybe … who knows?
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What made the light bulb such an irresistible image for ideas was not just the invention but its inventor.
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A light bulb went off, and he figured out the difference between English music hall music and American vaudeville.
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"That was the point when a light bulb went off and I started looking for a house," Pierson says.
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Eventually, when a friend called her out for not being authentic, Saint John says a light bulb went off.
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If a light bulb is out or the carpet needs to be shampooed, she puts in a work order.
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"Just seeing how the specialists worked with her in the last two months triggered that light-bulb moment," he said.
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The Plus comes with a Philips Hue smart light bulb in every box; it's available in black, white, and silver.
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For Nashville-native Don Hejny, the light bulb turned on after his glasses slid down the bridge of his nose.
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The new statue in Milan shows Edison holding a light bulb in one hand and a phonograph in the other.
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Glass' "light-bulb moment" occurred during a stint in Johannesburg in 2004 while he was working for a nonprofit company.
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And it consumes just 30 watts of power, which is half of the electricity used by the average light bulb.
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For years I have worked with light bulb manufacturers, cigar makers, distillers, and others whose products are not visually unusual.
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For customers, the label means the device (say, a smart light bulb) will work seamlessly with the iPhone and Siri.
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In a recent YouTube video, the electrical engineer attempts to light up a pumpkin using a 5000 watt light bulb.
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Tap or click a card to reveal the answer Thrun's 2011 TED talk was to be a light bulb moment.
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So I wrapped the print completely around the bulb and taped it down and the Light Bulb series was born.
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Winners this week answered correctly that Franklin invented a lightning rod, bifocals and swim fins, but not the light bulb.
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Each night, he unscrews the light bulb in his kitchen, because he can't afford to get the light switch fixed.
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Still, the panels appealed to residents who could also use them to power a light bulb or charge a cellphone.
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But satellite-navigation systems rely on a weak signal, comparable to the power of a light bulb, out in space.
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You think about, we went from having no electricity to having a light bulb, and then all of this technology.
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My favorite work of hers before this one was "Whose Utopia" (2006), which she shot in a light bulb factory.
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But, of all the ideas that have ever turned into inventions, only the light bulb became a symbol of ideas.
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For example, let's begin by installing a single light bulb that you can ask Alexa to turn on and off.
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All you need is the Massimo Color Changing Light Bulb, which boasts 16 different color variations with different light intensities.
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It sounds like an unfortunate twist on an old joke: How long does it take to change a light bulb?
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She found herself eyeing a makeup palette that she might use on a trip and had a light-bulb moment.
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The very next day, Mr. Lewis went out and purchased a television set, a fan and a single light bulb.
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Coming across the ChooseFi podcast was their light bulb moment for a way to springboard earlier out of the workplace.
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The color and brightness of the Philips Hue smart light bulb can be controlled from a computer or a smartphone.
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Then Mr. Stokely had his light bulb moment: Why not find a way for influencers to directly monetize their content.
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I think the New York Times said the difficulty of David following the thousand-watt light bulb that was Tina.
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Stranger Gif is a light bulb message maker where you create your own blinking messages with up to 20 characters.
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There are multiple motivations, and we should stop thinking there will be a light bulb -- it's ISIS, it's radicalization, it's homophobia.
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Su, nicknamed "light bulb" by his supporters for his bald head, has led Taiwan's most populous New Taipei City for years.
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You can also make a saving on the Lift Smart LED light bulb with infrared for night vision at only £39.99.
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Beside him a light-bulb animal, a deer or maybe it was a mythological creature, bent to drink from the water.
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"It was like trying to measure this little firefly moving across a quarter next to a bright light bulb," says Sahu.
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After that light bulb moment, they impulsively decide to get married in Catalina, and following a little hesitation, they actually do.
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You may already have a connected light bulb, but there are tons of other places to put lights around your house.
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"The moment I read that there were other women he had victimized, the light bulb went off," Phillips told the Times.
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No one ever won a Nobel Prize for using lemons to power a light bulb or setting their hand on fire.
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When you replace a light bulb, you take out the old bulb and put it a new one just like it.
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Support is all handled through the app so managers also won't get a call every time a light bulb gets fidgety.
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Their innovations have produced refrigerators that run on the same or less amount energy as a 50-watt incandescent light bulb.
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Thomas Edison is often credited with inventing the light bulb in 1879, but other inventors played a part in its creation.
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There are about as many people living without electricity today as there were when Thomas Edison lit his first light bulb.
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Crafted by Deer Path Inn in Lake Forest, Illinois, The Lumiere comes served in a light bulb with a metal straw.
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"Oftentimes, a cheap light bulb or a pasta strainer for $3 is enough to get really interesting lighting patterns and effects."
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Inventors continued to test products over the following decades, and in 1879, Thomas Edison patented the first commercially successful light bulb.
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The Trump administration may slow the pace of a light bulb revolution in American homes, and energy efficiency advocates are worried.
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"Your boyfriend's saying, 'Oh, your hair looks better like this,' a light bulb should go off — there's more coming," she said.
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Meanwhile, the right light bulb finally went off at the right time, and Stan left the stakeout for a little freelancing.
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"It wasn't like discovering the light bulb," Mr. Delligatti told John F. Love, the author of "McDonald's: Behind the Arches" (1986).
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A single light bulb from the ceiling was wrapped in a woven bubble of what appeared to be hardened beach rope.
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The light bulb should produce full spectrum light, says Stefani, so including all blue light to help activate the melanopsin cells.
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When our food arrived, Brown, although he has eaten a light bulb onstage, found his poached egg and smoked haddock suspect.
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One was from a rights owner in February 26, claiming that Cheapskates was listing a counterfeit light bulb, which they deny.
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But during my divorce five years ago, I picked up a book about narcissistic spouses and a light bulb went on.
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This rise is evidenced in the jokelore of the era: How many JAPs does it take to change a light bulb?
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""We were sitting in our chairs waiting for the next shot and a big set light bulb exploded nearby and she screamed.
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This advanced light bulb can shift colors through its companion app, which gives you access to more than 16 million different colors.
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They remembered a ruler, a paddle, a strap, a small ax, a light bulb, clappers, and a set of large rosary beads.
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Alice Vanderbilt wore an "Electric Light" dress that incorporated a working light bulb, and Lila O. Vanderbilt was outfitted as a hornet.
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Many remember Edison as the inventor of the light bulb, but there's much more to the story of how America adopted electricity.
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Credit Card Light Bulb Know someone whose wallet or purse is literally overflowing with credit cards, gift cards, and other unexplainable things?
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As soon as I figure out the answer, that question mark is replaced by an energy-saving and eco-friendly light bulb.
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Philips is arguably the largest connected light bulb manufacturer with its Philips Hue system, but its color light bulbs are quite expensive.
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A switch by the light bulb activated a trap door behind the mirror, leading to the route Mr. Guzmán used to flee.
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That means the next time an energy-conscious consumer goes looking for a light bulb from GE, they're going to pick LED.
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Another attachment that Giroptic makes is supremely bizarre but serves a purpose: it's essentially just the business end of a light bulb.
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Corning, the company that made the glass for Edison's first light bulb, started life producing the raw material for bottles and windows.
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"A big light bulb lit up," said Mr. Jenson, 24, who had an interest in aerospace and engineering at a young age.
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It took him more than 50,000 botched experiments to invent the alkaline storage cell battery, and 9,000 to perfect the light bulb.
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Then he grabbed a quart of milk, a light bulb and a bag of candy and ran them over an electronic scanner.
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If they need booze, or rice, or a light bulb, well, they have to ask a neighbor or head across the lake.
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Ring is slowly expanding to Philips Hue's territory by releasing its first traditional connected light bulb that works both indoor and outdoor.
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"We started passing it around, Ms. Tomlan recalled, "and I had this light bulb moment of, 'Why is this not a thing?
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His next exhibition at Petzel, The War (2009-10), was a bestiary of faces illuminated with light-bulb eyes or back-lighting.
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It includes the Google Home Mini and a GE C-Life smart light bulb, which we named the best Bluetooth smart bulb.
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So you don't think you would have done it if it wasn't a light bulb that works outside as well as inside?
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Enzo Weyne can teleport a light bulb, which seems less helpful, but he is French and darkly handsome, so invite him, too.
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I am sure he will be enjoying seeing Emilia [Clarke]'s amazing light bulb smile, something they share, across the celestial miles.
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The less energy a light bulb uses, the less energy a household demands, and the less energy the United States uses overall.
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It includes the Google Home Mini and a GE C-Life smart light bulb, which we named the best Bluetooth smart bulb.
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It's a large, square section of cracked mud on the floor with a big light bulb dangling over it like the sun.
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There'd be no need to ever use a light bulb during the day or air conditioning during the summer, even in the desert.
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The only beautiful detail is that the organ — which is meant to be shaped like a light bulb — was shaped like a heart.
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Deathmatch is an ultra-violent style of wrestling that features makeshift weapons, light bulb tubes, and barbed wire to ensure a maximum bloodletting.
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The levitating light bulb was novel last year, as was the magnetic floating clock, but eventually, the schtick is going to get old.
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Then, I'll go through the box occasionally and maybe I will find a sequence of similar images, like a hanging bare light bulb.
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It was just a light bulb moment and then it hit and I told [director] Cathy [Yan] and Cathy was like, 'Brilliant. Done.
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So residents are left with a smaller set-up that only allows for a few hours' worth of phone or light bulb use.
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"It was a light-bulb moment for a lot of us," says Steven Pleasant, head of Tameside council, on Greater Manchester's eastern edge.
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Sengled broke new ground in the smart light bulb industry by combining a bulb and Bluetooth wireless speaker in the new Sengled Voice.
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The bulbs are said to use 85% less energy than your average light bulb, so you're saving money while saving the planet, too.
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Does every flick of a light switch need to go to the cloud and come back down to turn on your light bulb?
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The statue depicts Edison holding his most famous invention, which changed the world and illuminates the world to this day: the light bulb.
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It's a squid on an atomic blast, or an entire city inside of and in front of a light bulb, but it's something.
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Light Bulb Series puts even more emphasis on light and how it can create further experimentation in both art-making and art displaying.
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The room was kind of dim — night and day — but they always kept on a small light bulb, so they could observe me.
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TRUMP ADMIN SEEKS TO ROLL BACK LIGHT BULB STANDARD: The Trump administration wants to roll back energy efficiency standards for certain light bulbs.
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The light bulb went off for the lawmakers in 2015 after violent confrontations across the country between African Americans and law enforcement officers.
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GE is still trying to find a buyer for its famous consumer light bulb business, which was not included in the Current sale.
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The Torchstar desk lamp uses an E26 style light bulb, so you can use replaceable incandescent, fluorescent, or LED light bulbs with it.
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The apartment required minor tweaks after they arrived in late spring, including work on the fuse box after a light bulb repeatedly blew.
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They include Thomas Edison's first successful light bulb, the Pyrex measuring cup, the screen for Apple's first iPhone and optical fiber for telecommunications.
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The older boy bent over me, then lifted an intact light bulb from my armpit, triumphantly; I a chicken, the bulb an egg.
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In other words, even when early printing technology ought to be described as a weapon, Eisenstein treats it more like a light bulb.
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"It's just exciting to meet someone you think is a human light bulb and putting such good out into the world," Bell says.
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They&aposre the trendiest thing now, but before 1904, they were the only name in the light-bulb game, and they kinda sucked.
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The researchers showed that by compromising a single light bulb, it was possible to infect a large number of nearby lights within minutes.
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From the light bulb to the smartphone, America leads by example, and you can continue to move the needle in favor of greater innovation.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)GE traces its roots back to Thomas Edison, the inventor of the first practical, long-lasting light bulb in 1879.
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When I was 15 years old and heard both the words "makeup artist" — and that it was a job, a light bulb went off.
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Xiaomi also launched a Mi LED Desk Lamp for $39.99, a Yeelight LED Light Bulb for $19.99, and a Mi Bedside Lamp for $44.99.
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It's something I was impressed with during one of Microsoft's original HoloLens demos, and I was able to fix a light bulb over Skype.
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Edison chronicled his plans for new tools and technologies—from the electric light bulb to the motion picture camera — in more than 3,500 notebooks.
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But then came a light-bulb moment: He realized that actually the first thing he needed to do was to change and realign himself.
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Now, new research in Nature demonstrates a system that can charge an LED light bulb even as it moves away from the power source.
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Read through for the simple step-by-step to create your own light bulb terrarium, succulent garden, and air planter — no green thumb necessary.
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The Helium Hotspots only require as much energy as a 12-watt LED light bulb to run, but that $495 price tag is steep.
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When Thomas Edison patented the incandescent light bulb, he succeeded in blocking competitors who offered products that in fact improved on his original design.
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This light bulb went off: Buck and I can be sitting there watching TV and these clips of all these things that are happening.
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There are times when I use Amazon to order what I need: a light bulb, food from Amazon Fresh or a pack of batteries.
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The problem was, a lot of times it would ricochet off of there and knock out a light bulb in one of my lamps.
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A light bulb there is said to have been stolen from the Electric Tower by a girl whose boyfriend dared her to climb up.
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That to me, it's kind of one of those moments where the light bulb goes off and says, 'What are we actually doing here?
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Born in the tumult of Japan's emergence from centuries of isolation, it made Japan's first light bulb and was a pioneer in laptop computers.
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I'm told you can pop in any smart light bulb like one from Philips Hue control it via an app or a digital assistant.
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The smart light bulb in question is the LIFX mini white, which is sold online and in many home improvement stores for around $25.
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" For example, it took Thomas Edison more than 10,000 tries to perfect the light bulb, after which he famously stated, "I have not failed.
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Conor Grebel: We melted the gallium by pointing a light bulb at it and hooked up some synths to a bass-friendly keyboard amp.
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He tells me he saw some Trump Vodka sitting in his grocery store, gathering dust, before a light bulb went off in his head.
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A study in midcentury drab, the room is clean, borderline austere, meticulously arranged and one flickering light bulb away from David Lynch-style uneasiness.
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The act of typing helps me remember what I have to do: change light bulb, call Debbie, get a haircut … It's cathartic and relaxing.
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While pouring vodka from a light bulb, for example, he recited a poem about love and light by the Russian Symbolist writer Innokenty Annensky.
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Videos, like the one above posted to YouTube, showed a bright flash of light, then a pop, almost like a light bulb burning out.
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"I did sneak in once and it was very uncomfortable when the whole point is to relax," she said, of her light bulb moment.
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There was the light bulb and the phonograph, of course, but also the kinetoscope, the dictating machine, the alkaline battery, and the electric meter.
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"Reverse Room" at Foscarini The architect James Wines presents his limited edition Light Bulb series of fixtures for Foscarini in an upside-down environment.
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You hear all those other voices saying, 'That didn't sound like Tony Bennett,' or, 'That B flat's not going to break a light bulb.
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" (A giant swinging light bulb later became part of the set.) Bono went on, "Es takes our inchoate aspirations and bashes them into metal.
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The underground igloo where Oomittuk was born, in 255, had earthen walls braced with wood scraps and whalebone, and a single electric light bulb.
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Looking up and seeing the light bulb is red is a clear signal that there is a problem and it needs to be addressed immediately.
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Alexander says he invested about $500,000 of his own money, money he'd earned on the GE light bulb, but he had several hurdles to overcome.
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The father and daughter — who were formerly mother and son — were watching a documentary about a transgender girl when they had their light bulb moment.
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So, if a drip of paint in the abstract beginnings becomes a vertical thing of a certain length, I might think of a light bulb.
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But what about the simple LED light bulb, the one that just plugs into the place of ye olde incandescents and does only one job?
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If you only have one smart home device, it's likely something simple and fun like a voice-controlled speaker or color-changing LED light bulb.
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And in terms of power costs, they're minimal – the Canvas only uses the equivalent of less than half of that of a standard light bulb.
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Starting with electrical goods (Edison famously commercialised the light bulb), the firm expanded into areas such as power-generation equipment, locomotives, industrial plastics and aviation.
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In 2005, just weeks into his time as chief justice, a light bulb exploded over Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg when she was addressing a lawyer.
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The light bulb -- 44 feet above her head -- rained down a tiny spray of glass and causing police officers to scramble amid the momentary confusion.
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Under the queasy yellow glare of a 40- watt light bulb, I climbed the steep and precarious stairwell up to the training area, the dojo.
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When someone asked Edison about the varying degrees of success he had in making his light bulb work properly, the inventor had the perfect response.
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"A light bulb went off in my head like, 'Oh my God, there are companies out there charging 20 percent of annual salary,'" says Humiston.
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An electrical cord from a nearby farmhouse powered a tiny light bulb, and under its faint glow the men drank bitter coffee, smoked, and debated.
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In ninth grade, I made a hydroelectric dam using electric motors as generators and put them under a faucet to turn on a light bulb.
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"Having an agenda isn't exactly like inventing the light bulb or the smartphone," added a second GOP lawmaker, who is close to House GOP leadership.
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Followed by a vegetable garden, a chicken coop, an arboretum with 250 varieties of trees, and soon, another light bulb went off: installing a beehive.
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"Now, to buy a pair of shoes, I have to put together two biweekly paychecks and hope that a light bulb doesn't break," he said.
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Our great-grandfather took out multiple patents on multiple inventions, including the light bulb, always with the idea that they could and should be improved.
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If a thousand companies make their own smart light bulb, do a thousand companies also have to design a light switch app to control them?
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I had enough little bits and pieces to get to ROLLER SKATE and that's when the light bulb at least started to undim a bit.
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"Design thinking" strives to tackle problems from a variety of angles and accept that the light-bulb moments could send the process in unexpected directions.
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Philips Hue White Smart Light Bulb Starter Kit, $99.97Gift this to a friend who wants to equip a full room or apartment with smart lights.
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There was no Web site or marketing material, and the logo was just the brand name and a crudely drawn picture of a light bulb.
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Like the satire from the French economist Frederic Bastiat, we could block out the sun to protect our American candlestick makers and light bulb producers.
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Kasa Smart Light Bulb, Multicolor, available at Amazon, $50.52 TP Link's Kasa smart bulbs are some of the best cheap smart devices you can get.
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His grandfather got into the light-bulb business during World War II, peddling them door-to-door at a time when there was a shortage.
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" I think a couple months into it, the light bulb went off for you, and you said, "There's no such thing as local internet news.
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That bit of entrepreneurial light bulb lit up where there was interesting compounds that showed some efficacy subjectively and according to some early clinical trials.
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It has also reportedly turned down a Chinese request for approval of a takeover of Osram's light bulb unit Ledvance pending a review of the deal.
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That information gap quickly became Erez's "light-bulb" moment, when he started wondering how much revenue retailers were leaving on the table from situations like these.
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The message can be difficult for the hard-core gamers in the room to hear, but it often leads to the proverbial light bulb switching on.
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He's hardly alone, of course, as you can hardly even set up a smart light bulb these days without some perky encouragement from a zealous copywriter.
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After another chef remarked that she should consider opening her own restaurant, a light bulb went off and, within a week, she had quit her job.
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He came across a wedding videographer who was producing emotionally charged, story-driven films for brides and grooms, and, he says, a light bulb went on.
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In Joyce's era, paradigms shifted once in a long while (the light bulb, the automobile, the radio) and then remained generally the same, with incremental improvements.
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GE, once the model conglomerate, is also racing to sell off long-held businesses, including the iconic light bulb unit and the profitable health care division.
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Scientists have developed a new kind of incandescent light bulb that uses modern science to ramp up its efficiency, almost matching that of commercial LED bulbs.
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He fixed problems big and small — from a flickering light bulb on a street lamppost to an entire neighborhood that suddenly found itself in the dark.
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The sport is an ultra-violent style of wrestling that includes makeshift weapons, light bulb tubes, and barbed wire to ensure a maximum amount of bloodletting.
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This Guston, "Dark Room," may be the closest to a pure black work in the show, with just this whitish blue light bulb illuminating the scene.
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GE (GE) employed 265,2800 people around the world at the end of 22019, the final year Jeff Immelt led the light bulb and jet engine maker.
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And so when T.D. Rice hears this black man singing this song and moving his body in this particular way, ding, a light bulb goes off.
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I saw a man eat a fluorescent light bulb … I saw a man rub feces into his hair … I saw prisoners cut themselves with razor blades.
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There's been a quiet light bulb revolution in the United States over the last decade or so, with many homes moving to more energy-efficient lighting.
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In new research published on Thursday in the journal Joule, Dr. Raman demonstrated a way to harness a dark night sky to power a light bulb.
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As Stoller notes, at the time, the Department of Justice also prosecuted light bulb makers, optical goods companies, and chemical and pharmaceutical companies, among many others.
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As a light bulb eerily blinks above Sardshtani, I ask whether this discomfort makes Iranians like him feel that they should rise up against the government.
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Outside of Hollywood, Aiello was also a stage actor, performing in multiple Broadway plays including Gemini, The Floating Light Bulb and The House of Blue Leaves.
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At the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, Germany, Lenovo unveiled a series of smart home products including an internet-connected plug, camera and light bulb.
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Energy consumption in American homes has risen over the decades, but has dipped in recent years, and the humble light bulb deserves much of the credit.
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First being that clean energy can also make a light bulb work, so this isn't even a good argument in favor of fossil fuels on any level.
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However, as with any new fangled device, the smart light bulb market grows on the daily — and is possibly the most saturated smart device market out there.
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Flyte rose to popularity after crowdfunding a floating light bulb that, at least in photos, appears to be a surprisingly elegant mixture of modern and retro design.
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They taught me how to write about their lives, even if it sometimes meant screwing in a light bulb or tracking down a missing set of keys.
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He hung a snapshot-size photo of bonobos on one wall, then a photo of a grid of light bulbs at a light-bulb store on another.
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Exhibit A: This clip from The Circle, exclusively shared with Mashable, in which Emma Watson's young and full-of-ideas character has a light bulb go on.
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With the help of Philips Lighting, the festival also features a light bulb exchange where visitors can trade their used incandescent bulbs for energy-saving LED ones.
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On one side, there was Edison, whose invention of the light bulb in 1879 was supported by a direct current (DC) electrical system of his own design.
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We have to think of these technologies, especially machine-learning and artificial intelligence, as more like the invention of electricity than the invention of the light bulb.
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I don't hire people to build stuff for me or screw in a light bulb, I don't even pay rent except for my studio where I work.
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CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — When the first gunshot punctured the peace of the mosque, Aymen Jaballah thought it was just some electrical mundanity — a blown light bulb, perhaps.
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For the most part, participants agreed—citing the history they were taught in school and the commonly-held belief that Edison really did create the light bulb.
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"Seeing a scenario where quarterbacks can do repetitions in a safe environment to better prepare them for the game made a light bulb go off," he says.
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"I was sitting on the couch and I was thinking about the exam and it's just like the light bulb went off in my head," she said.
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The first step is to screw in your light bulb (insert joke here), and the first thing to check is whether the lamp is on a dimmer.
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But history has proven time and time again that a light bulb moment or finding a seemingly simple solution to a common problem can change entrepreneurs' lives.
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A traditional light bulb uses a large amount of electricity to heat the tungsten filament to temperatures around 5500 degrees, causing the filament to glow white hot.
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I'm incredibly stuffed, but I meet up with W. at a boba shop, and we share a milk tea in a container shaped like a light bulb.
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Aaswath Raman was driving through a village in Sierra Leone in 2013 when an idea came to him as suddenly as, perhaps, a light bulb switching on.
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There was no light-bulb moment that convinced his coaches at Benfica that he was destined for greatness, no single heroic performance that marked him for superstardom.
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Smart lighting, however, turns something as simple and boring as a light bulb into a high-tech perimeter warning, and unlike a guard dog, it doesn't shed.
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The light bulb regulations that Congressman Upton and I coauthored shine a light on the bipartisan common ground that can be created around common sense energy policy.
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The perfection of the incandescent light bulb, a system for electricity distribution and the telephone transmitter are some other Menlo Park breakthroughs vividly explained at the museum.
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TL;DR: The impressive Echo Plus is $50 off and comes with a free Philips Hue smart light bulb — that's a $179.98 value on sale for $99.99.
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A single light bulb on the ceiling attracted moths and other insects from the forest, and they occasionally smacked my head in their orbits around the light.
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In other words, when you buy an internet-connected light bulb down the line that works with Alexa, it should also work with Siri and Google Assistant.
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You could probably install a new thermostat if you watched a tutorial on YouTube, but we trust you already know how to screw in a light bulb.
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They really aren't using a lot of heat, they actually have a bulb, a near-infrared light bulb, that's, I guess, not affecting the battery at all.
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The company secures IoT devices without an agent because it's often impossible to put an agent on a connected device like a video camera, light bulb or sensor.
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The invention, created by 15-year-old Hannah Herbst, costs about $12 to make, but has the potential to produce enough electricity to power an LED light bulb.
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Today at IFA, the company announced the upcoming release of a smart light bulb, plug and connected security camera, all tied together by the company's new Link app.
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" Dillon described this as "a real light bulb moment," which helped them realize, "Oh my god, I have an assigned sex but that doesn't define my gender identity.
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The third-gen Amazon Echo Dot is $49.99 by itself, but there's a $69.99 bundle available that includes in a Sengled smart light bulb kit with two lights.
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During the trial he reportedly said that not only was the pen not his, but that it wasn't a camera at all, but instead just a light bulb.
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Before she could become hacker Darlene in USA Network's Golden Globe-winning series, Mr. Robot, Carly Chaikin needed to find ten ways to turn off a light bulb.
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"Just as Thomas Edison is believed to have failed 1,000 times before successfully inventing the electric light bulb, so too, Kim Jong Un will keep trying," he said.
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And no part of the Bible has been rewritten, only condensed and emojified, he said, so the word "and" becomes "&" and the word "light" becomes a light bulb.
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Siegal's father owned a light bulb company, according to The New York Times, and Siegal's mother wanted her to focus more on social-climbing than building a career.
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NOTES: The game was delayed approximately four minutes with 4:12 remaining in the third quarter after a light bulb in the rafters of the arena caught fire.
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He said you don't want to see the light bulb while looking at the fixture because it can cause stress on the eyes in such a small space.
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We see her the way the star-struck Ilana and Abbi (Abbi Jacobson) do: striding in slow-motion, winking hello as a light bulb explodes in the background.
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Some early emoji take cues from manga, the Japanese graphic novel genre — a comics-style light bulb signifying an "aha" moment and a bomb with a lit fuse.
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A bare light bulb on the ceiling cast a weak glow over the space — a room about 22011 feet by 217 with plywood walls and a concrete floor.
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Last year, Ms. Cao produced "Asia One," a follow-up to her light-bulb factory film, shot in a gigantic warehouse that handles orders for an online retailer.
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A single light bulb illuminated the other contents of the bare, musty room: two plastic chairs piled with clothes, canned fruit and vegetables, and a single gas burner.
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Rapid technological change in the lowly light bulb has been one of the largely unsung success stories in the fight to reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
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He said he would often struggle with simple tasks like buying a new light bulb, finding local places to do his work, or locating a dry cleaning shop.
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Strange Success It was 22017, and Matt Williams was a college student at Villanova when the light bulb went off in his head at a bar one night.
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"I remember a ton of conversations in which the introduction of our tools was compared to the advent of the hammer, or the light bulb," Hughes went on.
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Those results are more experimental, composed into abstract diamonds or squares, and with body parts photographed in rapid-fire succession, or a light bulb dangling alone in space.
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He's trashed rules by Presidents Bush and Obama requiring more energy-efficient light bulbs and insisted, instead, on returning to the old, energy-wasteful incandescent light bulb. Why?
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The makeover would require GE to get rid of its health care, railroad, light bulb and oil-and-gas businesses -- and use the proceeds to pay down debt.
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Alexa is also making smart home products more popular, he said, whether it's a smart plug or light bulb that can be turned on with a simple voice command.
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When Vaccaro mentioned image rights, the light bulb went on for King — and it stayed on as Hausfeld and King began researching the N.C.A.A. and its history of litigation.
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But Ilana is too depressed to help, so Abbi plugs in a 10,000 watt light bulb to blast Ilana with light — blowing out the restaurant's fusebox as she does.
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This capsule is enclosed inside a primary containment vessel, a concrete and steel structure shaped like a massive light bulb, designed to capture any radiation that might accidentally escape.
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The TP-Link KB130 Smart Light Bulb transforms any room it's in by adapting to the surrounding rhythm and dynamically adjusting intensity and temperature to mimic natural light patterns.
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If Edison hadn't gone West in 22024 to see the eclipse, it is quite likely he would not have been the one to invent the first successful light bulb.
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For those who'd rather just hack a wake-up light together themselves, you can buy a smart light bulb for any number of other brands that costs even less.
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Edward Albee once said that if a play wouldn't make sense when staged with just two chairs and a hanging light bulb, there was something fundamentally wrong with it.
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I ended up having to leave the cricket ground, buy a power bank and then rode a Boris Bike home and the light bulb went off in my head!
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Related: We Went To The UK's First Major Digital Art Auction Digital Painting Asserts Its Place in Art History Artists Shine Bright with a Light Bulb-Inspired Art Show
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If a white three-pronged outlet doesn't seem sassy enough for your Secret Santa recipient, throw in a Hue color changing light bulb, which is fun if totally unnecessary.
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The oldest version of this technology was patented in 1843 and actually predates the invention of the telephone, which is, itself, by the way, older than the light bulb.
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Rip apart a roast chicken from the light-bulb rotisserie station in the supermarket and fold the shredded meat into the cheese sauce, along with maybe some grated Cheddar?
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It has happened to me so many times in the past that I won't consider even a literal one-minute light bulb swap until the work day is done.
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At the reopened restaurant, the story will transport visitors to an Italian village with black-and-white tiles and a simulated piazza under a ceiling of light-bulb stars.
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And now, showing he will stop at nothing, Trump has not only declared war on the mighty California, he's also declared war on the poor, lowly, defenseless light bulb.
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Except the light bulb was dark, the fan was still and the television screen was blank because the electricity, after making its much heralded return, had gone out again.
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The struggling light bulb and jet engine maker announced on Thursday it ditched a plan to build a 12-story office building in the Fort Point neighborhood of Boston.
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Vestine Mukamana, a 32-year-old mother of six, now leases a solar panel for about $4.50 a month that powers a single light bulb and recharges her cellphone.
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Steven Nadel, executive director of the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, said, "You wouldn't use a phone from the 1870s, so why use Edison's 1870s light bulb?"
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"You wouldn't use a phone from the 1870s, so why use Edison's 1870s light bulb," said Steven Nadel, executive director of the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy.
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"You wouldn't use a phone from the 2628s, so why use Edison's 28503s light bulb," said Steven Nadel, executive director of the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy.
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Go deeper: The decade that blew up energy predictions Trump administration to roll back Bush-era light bulb standards Rethinking how we describe "business as usual" on climate change
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Filmmaker Cao Fei turns her attentions to the compartmentalized, monotonous labor of Osram light-bulb factory workers by depicting them acting out their fantasies in the video, "Whose Utopia"?
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Related: Man Builds Palace of Recycled Things in an Icelandic Junkyard Artists Shine Bright with a Light Bulb-Inspired Art Show 10 Artful Taxidermy Pranks Worth Stuffing Your Dog For
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Because it lacks a screen, a smart light bulb or an internet-connected power socket is going to have a tough time informing you that it needs a software update.
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One thing he probably doesn't own (but should) is this voice-activated smart light bulb, which allows you to dim or brighten your lights with your voice or your smartphone.
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Gaze upon the the fluorescent beauties below, and start hoping that this adaptation of the light bulb drink trend makes its way stateside for the sake of our Instagram feeds.
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"He mentioned he might run for president, so a light bulb when off," said Magill, a realtor and air conditioning contractor, who also invests in real estate and domain names.
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Faces in shadow are given an exposure boost while super bright things such as the sun or a light bulb are reined in so as not to blow out highlights.
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This invention lights up a room as well as a user's ears: The bulb is a combination of a 2 watt Bluetooth controlled 3.0 speaker and an LED light bulb.
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Google's Nest Hub smart display is $99 (usually $129), and if you purchase it through the Google Store, it includes a Google Home Mini speaker and GE smart light bulb.
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Iyana's also dealt with anxiety her whole life, so the first time she smoked weed, she said it was like a light bulb went off -- all her anxiety went away.
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Crude oil, itself, replaced kerosene as a source of fuel, except for jets, while the electric light bulb also knocked kerosene off its perch as a source of interior illumination.
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His Light Bulb series plays tricks on the viewer's eyes, simultaneously revealing or hiding the image from plain view depending on the angle at which one physically approaches each piece.
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At first, Rogelio is able to handle the job description — especially when it comes to rocking those cargo shorts — but then the crew challenges him to change a light bulb.
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Walsh got her start in the wedding industry after she was the master of ceremonies at a friend&aposs reception, where she had a light-bulb moment about her career.
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"In many ways, that was sort of an awakening call—my light bulb moment," he says, as we step out of the container and into Pump Street's main bakery building.
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Then 4 years in a spiral as he lost everything before a series of court mandated A.A. meetings lit a light bulb (the first meetings he attended, he was high).
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New York (CNN Business)In his 47 years as a small business owner, Larry Birnbaum says he's never experienced anything like what's happening with his wholesale light bulb business today.
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One of the world's great inventions, only a little behind the light bulb, was Ramona Quimby, the strong-willed, lovable and exasperating star of "Ramona the Pest" and other books.
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In recent months, GE has agreed to sell its 111-year-old locomotive division and it's struggled to find a buyer for the light bulb unit that Thomas Edison founded.
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Webs of duct tape, the ladder one must climb into the unfinished attic, hot as a coffin— going up the light bulb shatters against my skull and the shadows deepen.
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The narrative begins with Knight's light-bulb moment as he hikes through Asia, Africa, and Europe, and it carries the reader along his journey to success with humor and frankness.
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One we're excited about is the Echo Plus because right now it's $50 off and comes with a free Philips Hue smart light bulb — that's like two gifts in one.
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Because it lacks a screen, a smart light bulb or an internet-connected power socket is going to have a tough time informing you that it needs a software update.
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Gabunada said the realization that Duterte fans would freely spread coordinated messages on Facebook because there were no data charges to do so was a light bulb moment for the campaign.
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Their previous design pieces / products, the Fylte light bulb and Lyfe planter, both look really cool, but don't actually do a whole lot when it comes to being a functional object.
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Pearson's "128th Psalm (Study for 'Five Psalms')" from 1968, is a light-bulb-shaped form with lines emanating from the center like electrified nerve endings and pulsating out beyond the frame.
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When a device is connected to a battery — a light bulb or an electric circuit — chemical reactions occur on the electrodes that create a flow of electrical energy to the device.
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Click here to view original GIFWe've all seen the grade school science experiment where sticking a couple of electrodes into a potato produces enough current to power a small light bulb.
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The designs included everything from a woman clad in a voluminous ruffle skirt to a man in sky blue with one hand enclosed in what looked like a gigantic light bulb.
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The addition of Zigbee functionality and a free Philips Hue light bulb sweetens the deal, but the Echo Plus still probably has a relatively limited appeal compared to the standard Echo.
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Certified refurbished models of the Amazon Echo Plus are also on sale today, which come with a smart light bulb from Philips and can act as a Zigbee smart home hub.
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Some researchers and business leaders are putting artificial intelligence — in its current and aspirational forms — on the same pedestal of human invention and innovation as fire, electricity and the light bulb.
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A sad-looking stuffed bunny sits on a copy of the 1786 "fan chair" by John Cram; a huge inflatable pig appears hypnotized by a light bulb in a silver colander.
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In 1003, when the Silicon Valley C.E.O. Mike Chen was working on a health care start-up, he and his colleagues had one of those light bulb moments regarding digital assistance.
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Beyond how [solidcore] handled it, just personally… I come from a real estate family, and when the 2008 recession hit, that was a light bulb moment for everyone in my family.
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What we do know is that the new Learning Series will be rather ordinary out of the gate: there's a $14.99 Learning Button, $19.99 Learning Light Bulb, and $49.99 Learning Switch.
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"A light bulb went on for Google as well as for us," said Zweig, who co-founded AppOnboard in 2016, two years after selling his previous company, AdColony, for $350 million.
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There are not a lot of details on the new Ring light bulb, but the FCC filing does indicate that it's got Bluetooth (which would make sense, given the "smart" designation).
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Although some have tried to make a libertarian-type cause out of the light bulb mandate, complaining of government overreach, it's not exactly a burning -- forgive the pun -- issue with voters.
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It is a game with a younger audience in mind, after all—the digital equivalent of a little toy pan of Easy Bake cake mix cooking under that little light bulb.
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You probably won't fool anyone into thinking that this candle-shaped light bulb is a real candle, but it might make a stylish addition to a chandelier or a small lamp.
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That original recipe card is now housed in the National Inventors Hall of Fame alongside other revolutionary innovations like Thomas Edison's light bulb, as the Washington Post noted in Reilly's obituary.
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Annette Siegal, the wife of an upwardly mobile light bulb magnate, Martin Siegal, was a regal woman who wore white gloves and couture clothing, and pushed her daughter toward the social pinnacle.
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LAS VEGAS — Smart home products aren't exactly sexy; no one is going to get all worked up over a web-connected light bulb or a door lock you control with an app.
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Why it matters: GE's founder, Thomas Edison, invented the first commercially viable lightbulb more than 125 years ago, and the light bulb business has been one of GE's most recognizable for generations.
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For the long-time engineer, it's no surprise Pichai chose a quote by Thomas Edison, the American inventor who brought the world the light bulb and the first way of recording sound.
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LAFAYETTE, La. — Matthew Tarver, then the trademark licensing manager at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, was kicking around marketing possibilities with a colleague one day when a light bulb clicked on.
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This wouldn't be helpful all by itself, but the wire usually also connects a "load"—a light bulb, a motor, a radio circuit—and the energy is harnessed to power that device.
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A former Google executive who headed "personalization" for the search giant, Ventilla said the light-bulb moment came when he started researching private schools in San Francisco for his preschool-age daughter.
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Okettayot had a light-bulb moment in 2016 when his uncle decided to quit farming out of frustration over his produce going to waste because he could not find a ready market.
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An example of regulation producing rapid and efficient results is the phase out of the incandescent light bulb in Europe, which led to very rapid progress in LED lighting across the world.
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At the event it also announced the launch of another new product: The Mi LED Smart Bulb — a connected light bulb that lets users control light color and brightness via their phone.
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When presented with this evidence— which Kaplan notes is actually untrue and purposely misleading—most participants reported to have changed their belief that Edison was the principal inventor of the light bulb.
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This year, tech companies really want you to stuff your family's stockings with a smart home product, like a smart speaker, a Wi-Fi-connected light bulb or an internet security camera.
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Only when Ira tells Chuck that discovering his wife's infidelity didn't break him like he feared — "Sometimes," he says, "the worst thing happening isn't so bad" — does the light bulb go off.
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"I think there's a whole range of reasons why a household may not choose to purchase the most energy efficiency light bulb or appliance or invest in energy efficient windows," he said.
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And that hardware was tied to software and services like never before — every light bulb the endpoint of a cloud service, every speaker imbued with the voice of the data center's soul.
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THOMAS EDISON may be best remembered for his incandescent light bulb, but the American inventor also opened the world's first coal-fired generator, the Edison Electric Light Station, in London in 23.
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Against candlelight, a gold-lacquer bowl delicately reflected the light with a depth and richness, but against the bright glare of an electric light bulb, the lacquer became too glossy, too crass.
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Speaking alongside Quibi CEO Meg Whitman on Tuesday at Axios' Smarter Faster Revolution event, Katzenberg said that after reading Brown's mystery thriller, a light bulb went off in his mind about media consumption.
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We have no reason, to my knowledge, to believe that the electromagnetic radiation from a light bulb can directly cause a severe reaction in the same way peanut can imperil an allergic person.
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Famously backed by Shark Tank investor Mark Cuban, Ilumi's Smart Light Bulb uses Bluetooth so you can adjust the colors on the fly or set them to adapt to the time of day.
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And just when it seemed like we had hacked the hell out of all potential summer meal strategies, a golden and crispy-skinned light bulb went off: pre-cooked, store-bought rotisserie chicken.
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Using Instagram, PopSugar took a deep dive into the light bulb drink trend and reported that many spots, especially in Japan and Korea, serve these special beverages in light bulbs that actually glow.
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After he's been worn down by long emotional centuries, the only thing that can still reach Tom's broken old heart is flicking on the occasional light bulb above kids' heads in a classroom.
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Light Bulb Matrix - "Hot December"This track is off a reggae LP that used to be played at Belgica at the end of the night, which is really (after)noonish by Belgian standards.
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The bottles are then installed into roofs of houses and begin working as a mirror on the roof, refracting the light in 13 degrees and offering a natural light bulb during the day.
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For instance, enhancing a light bulb with sensors turns it into a security system, because the bulb can alert the security service when it senses an unexpected presence, thereby making regular alarms obsolete.
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When he read about how difficult it was to get a marijuana business license in states that had newly legalized it—the bureaucracy, the regulations, the compliance headaches—a light bulb went off.
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Suddenly, the room takes on a different character, illuminated by the reddish glow of a flame, the yellow-white hue of a light bulb or the cool blue aura of your phone's screen.
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The Ray can also trigger a few actions, including take a selfie, control music, turn on a Misfit Bolt light bulb, play Spotify, or control your Nest or Logitech Harmony smart home gadgets.
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On the day in 1880 that Thomas Edison celebrates the invention of the electric light bulb, the stars in the heavens herald the birth of twin girls to an unmarried woman in Budapest.
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While acting as the master of ceremonies at a friend's wedding, she had a light-bulb moment as she helped run the day that she wanted to make a career out of it.
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To get an idea of just how powerful this light bulb is, take a moment to consider that most light bulbs you'll find in your house are only around 100 Watts or less.
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" He said he was thinking about McLuhan's ideas in the mid-60s when he had a light-bulb moment: "My thought was, why don't we make a book that organically reflects McLuhan's arguments?
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I wondered whether HomePod would do better with home tasks and decided to ask all the smart speakers to turn on a Wi-Fi-connected light bulb from the smart light company Lifx.
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"Perfected" is the right word; while the idea of the incandescent bulb wasn't his (it was Joseph Swan's), Edison's light bulb continues to be the oldest consumer electronics device still in mass use.
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"A light bulb just went off in my head that I've got these two big houses sitting vacant, surely I could help somebody that would need housing," he tells the local CBS station.
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And "if we do not have a light bulb, let's light our candle stumps or, as a last resort, repeatedly strike some matches as a sign that we did not desert our post."
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You know, we have to protect Thomas Edison and we have to protect all of these people that — came up with originally the light bulb and — the wheel and all of these things.
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Thomas Edison is celebrated for his invention of the practical light bulb, but in truth, this came roughly a year after a British chemist named Joseph Swan debuted a similar bulb in 1878.
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The nanosatellite, about 2.3 inches in diameter, is the size of three apples stacked on top of each other and uses about 5 watts of power -- the same as an economical light bulb.
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The administration is also working to relax rules on lighting efficiency, as my colleague Nadja Popovich reported in this terrific piece showing how the humble light bulb could lead a clean energy revolution.
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The other thing you point out in the book — and I'm just setting you up, right — was when electricity showed up people thought of it as a thing that a light bulb does. Right.
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GE's light bulb video shows that the connected, smart home, which is meant to make tasks like controlling the temperature and locking the front door simple and automated, isn't an entirely seamless experience yet.
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It's a board in a light bulb enclosure that relays your voice to a hub and probably a data center somewhere, which analyzes what you say and returns a result, turning the light on.
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While there are plenty of smart home products that only support either Alexa or Google Assistant, odds are that if your light bulb, outlet, or fan supports HomeKit, it'll work with another service, too.
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In addition to the color bulb, GE is also launching the line's first smart light switch, which is a good move since light switches are still the easiest way to control a light bulb.
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Wink users can add basically any Sonos speaker to their Wink Hub 2 and control it through Wink's smart home app, just like you'd add a new light bulb or thermostat to the system.
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Pettis had begun his ascent in 2006, producing weekly videos for MAKE magazine—the maker movement's Bible—that featured him navigating goofy tasks such as powering a light bulb with a modified hamster wheel.
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But, but, but: The U.S. government initiative included 8.3 million solar lanterns, which can power hardly more than a single light bulb, among the total 10.6 million connections achieved by the end of 2017.
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I think what happens with Pokémon is that people start realizing that they can use it to advertise their business, a light bulb will really go off and you'll see far more of it.
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Behind a curtain lay the next room, covered in soil and nearly pitch-black if not for a red light bulb dangling off of the fallen apple tree that occupies most of the space.
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"You could almost see a light bulb go off as Arpaio watched the positive reaction from the public," recalled Paul K. Charlton, who served as United States attorney for Arizona from 2001 to 2007.
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A new LED light bulb, on the other hand, uses a very small amount of electricity to cause a diode to emit a very narrow range of frequencies within the spectrum of visible light.
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Under the harsh glare of a light-bulb, Noh opera became a ridiculous clown act, traditional black lacquerware appeared tasteless and interiors became "a mere void", empty of the shapes and shades of shadow.
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As we practiced, I imagined myself in an ocean-billowed ball gown, or floating in the Atlantic in my orange vest, with its water-activated light-bulb feature, singing Sondheim as I sank, illuminated.
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Several of these funds own Tesla as well as other companies considered to be "good" for the environment, like LED light bulb manufacturer Cree (CREE), wind turbine maker Vestas (VWDRY) and First Solar (FSLR).
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Many are forced to choose between browsing online or eating; chatting with a friend or replacing a light bulb; watching a video on YouTube or paying for their shared taxi to get to work.
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Attorney Gus Benitez said in a statement that the inspector only found that a light bulb in an exit sign needed to be replaced and a fire extinguisher needed to be hung on the wall.
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Plus, the Grow Box is equipped with reflectors to ensure that the product is sustainable — 7Sensors says that the Grow Box can grow a plant with the same energy consumption of a single light bulb.
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Though you may not have seen light bulb drinks at your favorite corner, PopSugar pointed out that the trend, which apparently started in Seoul, South Korea, has recently been taken to a whole new level.
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STANDING ON A chair in a shabby classroom, a technician peels the plastic off the end of a cable with his teeth and attaches it to some exposed wires that dangle around a light bulb.
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Put another way, powering one 60-watt incandescent light bulb for 12 hours over one a year can consume 3,000 to 6,000 gallons of water, according to the U.S.-based Virginia Water Resources Research Center.
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The zip was one of the later fruits of the Industrial Revolution, and one that was slow to ripen: the internal combustion engine, the turbine and the light bulb spread across the world much faster.
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Perhaps its most infamous application is in the "pain rays" proposed about a decade ago; high-energy beams of this wavelength could heat up the skin, producing the sensation of touching a hot light bulb.
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Here's aforementioned former Opera CEO, Jon von Tetzchner, This is just a first step for us but imagine a world where you get notified for a new email or web notification through a light bulb.
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Bulbrite Solana A19 WiFi Connected Color Changing LED Smart Light Bulb, available at Amazon, $17.99When you think of the perfect gift for teens, you probably don't think of lightbulbs, but Jerome loves his smart lights.
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When Chef Marquis Hayes was asked to make a breakfast hash that had all of the flavor of potatoes fried in oil but without the fat, he had a light bulb moment: the waffle iron.
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Prada will join the likes of activist and Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai, singer Adele and Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg, when the exhibition goes on display at Milan's former light bulb plant Fabbrica Orobia from Sept.
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Mr. Trump did not directly address Mr. Biden's video assailing his comments about Charlottesville, responding instead with personal taunts, calling Mr. Biden "Sleepy Joe" on Twitter and "not the brightest light bulb" on Fox News.
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To the Editor: Re "Thomas Edison Would Not Be Happy" (Op-Ed, April 12): We cannot rely on the Trump administration to do the right thing when it comes to enforcing light bulb energy standards.
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"At every step, I've been waiting for the light bulb at the F.B.I. to turn on and realize this was just a mistake and make everything right," Mr. Litton, 22015, said recently during an interview.
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Then as cities grew, builders looked for ways to light smaller rooms with shorter ceilings, and their prayers were answered by the improvement and mass-production of the incandescent light bulb, in the early 1900s.
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A few houses down from Mr. Laffor, 59-year old Nora Tabah, a market woman, proudly invited me into her home to show off the single light bulb she had recently installed in the hallway.
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BREAKING — ANOTHER DRAMATIC LIGHT BULB TURNS ON IN THE ROOM: Via The Washington Post's Rosalind S. Helderman, another person has been identified in the June 2016 meeting with Donald Trump Jr. and a Russian lawyer.
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Lifx A19, $59.98, available at The Home DepotA smart light bulb is an excellent gift for someone who wants to try out a smart home, or who has cheaper smart bulbs but wants to upgrade.
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Hackers can take full control of a popular model of internet-connected light bulb from as far away as 400 yards, and mess with it by turning it off and on or even bricking it.
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And the whole thing — featuring Torpedo Boy, Mr. Hancock's alter ego, and an invasion of hooded Ku Klux Klansmen — is installed in a shed with one lone light bulb in the center of the gallery.
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Here's how the Easter eggs break down: After the site change, some Redditors started sleuthing and found that its 16.773073 page had a blinking light bulb that appears to be sending a message in Morse code.
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"It was like measuring the motion of a little firefly in front of a light bulb from 1,500 miles away," astronomer Kailash Sahu of the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore said at a news conference.
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Now the company is on the verge of using its global reach and manufacturing might to do it again — only this time it's poised to make smart home technology as commonplace as the LED light bulb.
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It's launched coffee tables with built-in wireless chargers; LED light panels; and in March, it unveiled its first proper "smart" product — a Wi-Fi-enabled light bulb called the Trådfri (it means "wireless" in Swedish).
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This week we saw the incredible degree of control the company has over events in the park — even the MiB's exploding cigar is just another trick flipped on from the control room like a light bulb.
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These patents relate to what the university called the "reinvention of the light bulb" by researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara led by professor Shuji Nakamura, who won the 2014 Nobel prize for physics.
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Edison patented his incandescent light bulb in 1879, but the design was only an improvement on Joseph Swan's invention ten years earlier, which was used to light the first house in the world with electric bulbs.
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STANDING ON A chair in a shabby classroom, a technician uses his teeth to peel the plastic off the end of a cable, before attaching it to some exposed wires that dangle around a light bulb.
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Whether it's a smart light bulb replacement you're after, a wireless charger, or even a dash cam, you'll be able to get the items below at a discount with exclusive codes for readers of The Verge.
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The two artists visualize the nodes and connections of digital networks on a 10-meter high structure equipped with 12 high-powered laser systems and 175 motorized spheres, each roughly the size of a light bulb.
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"Different emission mechanisms expect that FRBs will be emitted within a certain range of radio frequencies, much like a light bulb cannot emit X-rays or a microwave oven cannot emit ultraviolet light," Tendulkar told Gizmodo.
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The light bulb is controlled by an app on the users' phone, but as LimitedResults discovered, the lack of security on the smart device itself meant that it could also potentially be controlled by an attacker.
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And Joel is on to something: while it took me a few tries to get into the game, once you have that light bulb moment, I don't think there's a more immediately fun game available. Anywhere.
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Mr. Marrero was hesitant to plug in the light bulb or his electric fan — only one could be used at a time — because he was afraid to overheat the machine or take energy from his neighbors.
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Another photo had been taken inside a machine shop, and every tool on every workbench — even the metal chain hanging from a bare ceiling light bulb — stood out with amazing, reach-out-and-touch-this clarity.
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Bunce said his "light-bulb moment" came during his years working at Southampton's academy, when he watched a 14-year-old Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain dropping out of favor because he was being outmuscled by bigger players.
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But we know that at least in his own mind Trump equates the light bulb move with the new Justice Department move because he put them together himself, speaking to reporters Wednesday in the Oval Office.
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The buttons can be programmed to turn on your a specific smart home device like a light bulb or a speaker, and a function can be assigned to a single press, double press and a long press.
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Chief Executive Olaf Berlien, who took over in 2015, has sought to transform Osram from a light bulb maker into a high-tech group that builds chips, provides digital lighting systems and supplies sensors and other components.
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Photonicinduction tested this 20kW Halogen light bulb that's used for large scale film sets indoors—where it can flood out an entire room in white light—and outdoors—where it can pretty much turn night into day.
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Click here to view original GIFI don't know what 1,000 suns actually looks like in real life, but I would imagine it's probably something like lighting up this 20,000 watt light bulb to full, world-scorching power.
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As he experimented with Internet of Things devices, Mars found every fridge and light bulb wanted you to download an app, set up a profile, enter your password and then hit a button to make something happen.
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When you look through the lenses, the AAS said, you should not be able to see anything except for the sun or anything else significantly bright, like a halogen light bulb or a bright-white LED flashlight.
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Still burning candles "It is sad for all of us, it is regrettable that today in this country, there are 40 million households that can't even get electricity, much less a light bulb," Modi said on Monday.
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Among other things, we find out that he has a bag full of scraps with script ideas written on them that sometimes languish for years before the proverbial light bulb goes off, and he fleshes them out.
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" In "Tootsie," bodies swish — unremarkably — to a similar set of instructions by the fictional director Ron Carlisle (Reg Rogers) to his cast: "Bounce bounce bounce bounce, Fosse arm, Fosse arm, restless leg yeah, change the light bulb.
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You mixed a little packet of cake mix and poured it into a little tin pan and then you waited for the "cake" — which was the size of a large cookie — to bake over a light bulb.
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If your eyes need to stay open, like Blessed's in "I, Claudius," stare at a chosen spot unwaveringly; if your eyes are closed, fix them on something you can see through your eyelids, like a light bulb.
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" Coughlin says that having simple answers to two questions can determine whether you're going to age well in place: "Who's going to change the light bulb, and how are you going to get an ice-cream cone?
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He told the story of how Thomas Edison failed thousands of times before he perfected the incandescent electric light bulb and how Henry Ford pushed his engineers to develop the V-8 motor despite the technical challenges.
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My light bulb moment was the day in high school when my loudmouthed friend Kim pointed out the bloody vein protruding from the chicken leg I was eating, and I almost threw up on her Trapper Keeper.
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Facing the opera, above the Café de Paris, is a building-cum-billboard: a four-story likeness of Will Smith, beatific blankness in lotus repose, levitating in a stylish, saffron-colored puffy coat beneath a light bulb.
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My light bulb moment came on a rare evening shift with this dude, where he talked my ear off about the insane terrarium setup he was building with lights and cages and filters he stole from the store.
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Get the original Flyte Royal: Levitating LED Light Bulb for $295.25 See Details This tiny smartphone magnifier is perfect for any curious geek and can allow them to examine anything at 30x magnification, no matter where they are.
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But the most problematic implication of what Perry said, especially given how much sexual assault has been in the news lately, is the idea that something as simple as turning on a light bulb could stop sexual assault.
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A levitating clock, turntable, and speaker — and to a lesser extent a levitating plant holder, light bulb, and incense holder — are at least somewhat useful levitating objects, but the levitating water drop machine is nothing but visual flair.
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In Mendelson's version — seemingly, a hybrid of the two genres — a rudimentary cage holding a round-bottomed bottle shaped like a light bulb sits atop a horse (or dog, or llama…) with splayed legs and a sagging spine.
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Over the past eight seasons, judges on the hit ABC reality series — known as "sharks" — have made many aspiring entrepreneurs' light bulb moments a reality by providing the start-up capital and attaching their name to the business.
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The button can be used as a remote control for Netflix, a switch for your Philips Hue light bulb, a check-in/check-out device for Airbnb guests, or a way to order your favorite pizza for delivery.
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Of course it's very convenient to have all of your speakers hooked up to one thing but at the end of the day, I want to go switch a light bulb on and off and go to bed.
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"It essentially simulates the path of light traveling from a light source in a game, like a light bulb, fire, or the sun, more accurately than conventional video game lighting," my colleague Antonio Villas-Boas wrote last year.
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Her art has sometimes involved creating an avatar of herself, sending robot vacuum cleaners into an urban demolition zone, and capturing the lives of workers in a light bulb factory in the Pearl River Delta region of China.
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There are a million projects I could tackle around my home right now, from a clogged gutter to a blown bathroom light bulb to organizing the whole garage and then some, but here's the thing: I'm at work.
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In a blog post on their website, Tiffany the Tiny Home, Tim said you don't want to see the light bulb while looking at the fixture because it can cause stress on the eyes in such a small space.
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Photonicinduction is an electrical engineer who has been pushing electrical appliances to their limits for our viewing pleasure since 2008, but even he seems to be impressed by the subject of his latest video: a 20,000 Watt light bulb.
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On Spears's Instagram, the light is uncalibrated — as likely to charge in from floor-to-ceiling windows offering 360-degree California views as to issue from a single overhead light bulb located behind her, casting her face in shadow.
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The bulbs themselves are as easy to install as screwing in a light bulb, but up until now, they've required an extra hub connected to a home's wifi router that also adds about $50 to the system's price tag.
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That was a light bulb moment where I knew I had to not only keep this going, lose the weight for me, but I also needed to keep it going for my future self and everybody else around me.
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That means that I solved the entire puzzle without understanding the theme, and it was only after a few of us here pored over the theme clues and entries that the light bulb went on and we got it.
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Thomas Edison was already well known by the time he perfected the long-burning incandescent light bulb, but he was photographed next to one of them so often that the public came to associate the bulbs with invention itself.
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He had been an army engineer in Burma during War War II and, after returning to London, was working in the accounts department of his father-in-law's small jewelry manufacturing business when he had his light bulb moment.
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Three years, if the light bulb in question is the one atop the Eternal Light Flagstaff in Madison Square Park in Manhattan, the site of the wreath-laying ceremony at the beginning of the Veterans Day parade every year.
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So you see that a lot around here at re:Mars and the area of automation and a smart plug or a light bulb or a robotic vacuum, people are buying those more because it's easier to control with a voice interface.
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Signify, formerly known as Philips Lighting, said comparable sales dropped 21% in the second quarter to 20.8975 billion euros($1.65 billion), as demand for LED components in Europe waned and the long-term decline in traditional light bulb sales continued.
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Now, when you go into Apple's new retail stores, you'll be able to use the Home app from either an Apple Watch, iPhone or iPad to control devices like the Philips Hue light bulb, the Hunter ceiling fan and many others.
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"I had a light bulb moment right before I got on stage and I was like, 'Okay, I have to channel me smelling a quesadilla right before I get up there, that's the only way this is gonna work,' " she said.
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RAMPARA KISANA, India (Reuters) - For Indian farmer Sompal Singh, the light bulb that flickers outside his mud hut home is a symbol of progress: the first time electricity from the grid has reached his remote village since independence in 303.
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Never one to succumb to an Edison light bulb, a reclaimed barn door or over-the-top Vegas-style amenities, Scio believes instead in quiet details like an unforgettable barman, a well-stocked library and house-scented creams and soaks.
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" —Farida Abu-Bakare, Atlanta "Subcontractors, who have [fewer] opportunities to work with women architects and designers, seem to think that we do not even know how to change a light bulb and that our only role is just to decorate interiors.
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Authorities said Ullah detonated the device made of a battery, wires, metals screws and a Christmas tree light bulb in an underground walkway connecting two subway lines beneath the Port Authority Bus terminal, which accommodates 220,000 passenger trips a day.
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So I baked the next iteration of the model as a cake, and I had so much more fun doing it, and I could see that my peers were much more engaged, and that for me was like the light bulb.
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The Echo Plus (which looks a lot like the original Echo, but comes in three colors) features Zigbee support and will come packaged with a single Philips Hue white light bulb to get people started on the smart home improvements.
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Authorities said Ullah detonated a device made of a battery, wires, metals screws and a Christmas tree light bulb in an underground walkway connecting two subway lines beneath the Port Authority Bus terminal, which accommodates 220,000 passenger trips a day.
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Given that Seshat is the patron deity of wisdom, knowledge, and scribes, it's tempting to assume she derived her powers from getting so blazed that a pot leaf materializes over her head, like some stoner riff on a light bulb.
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She makes me hope for her happiness, for her safety, and in something good and trashy — like that nanny movie or "Whispers in the Dark" (another light-bulb-on-the-fritz part, this time a bedeviled shrink) — for her revenge.
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I can't tell you how many times I've sat in front of the cheese section at Trader Joe's, wondering if my selection will betray the fact I called my dad to ask how to change a light bulb last month.
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When I got to 61A, however, the "Aha!" light bulb went off in my head and I realized that the answer to "At dinner and then the cinema, say" was not ON A DATE (there's no room), but ON A D8.
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To pay off debt and jump-start the stock, Flannery announced plans to sell many of GE's businesses, including its century-old railroad division, Thomas Edison's light-bulb unit, Baker Hughes (BHGE) and the health-care unit that makes MRI machines.
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In the warm pink "Broken Statue and Shadow" (1984) a nude, truncated female torso sits on a platform suspended under a yellow light bulb, inexplicably casting a full-bodied shadow into the soft space beneath, its head and arms restored.
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Dr. Glauber's theory was able to explain the differences between the diffuse light of a light bulb, which is composed of electromagnetic radiation of many frequencies, and the intense beam of a laser, which has a constant frequency and phase.
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The resulting collision created a glowing light bulb of cosmic proportions—one that resulted in a rapid brightening, and quick fade out; most of the energy expelled by the supernova turned to light when it smashed into the shell of gas and dust.
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"I just think for girls to celebrate being young right now would be a great thing," Cyrus told Billboard in May about the title of her album, adding that she had a light bulb moment during a conversation with her mother, Tish Cyrus.
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The SDK gives companies a way to provision automatically and ensure that whatever the device — a smart light bulb, a sensor on a piece of equipment or a video camera — is a sanctioned device and can be installed securely automatically without human intervention.
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If you want to piece together a smart home, the $119.99 (usually $149.99) Echo Plus (second-gen; $10 more than its lowest price) boasts the best sound you'll get from an Echo speaker, and it comes with a free smart light bulb.
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I expected it to be a huge light-bulb moment that would somehow define my sexuality — that it would either confirm me as straight by being underwhelming, or as gay by being so great that I'd never look at a man again.
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While the traditional light bulb business is expected to decline as more energy efficient technologies like light-emitting diodes (LEDs) emerge, Osram has attracted interest from Chinese buyers, who are interested in the brand and distribution channels in Europe and the United States.
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When the group began discussing who wanted to take Melendez's six-year-old daughter out for a special day at Universal Studios or Walt Disney World while her dad remains in a coma, fighting for his life, "a light bulb clicked," Papp says.
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The upper atmosphere of Jupiter acts like a resistor in any electrical circuit, or the filament in a light bulb—the neutral molecules act to stop ions flowing, so as the ions move through the atmosphere, the current generates a lot of heat.
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He went on to highlight the country's accomplishments through the years, including the invention of the light bulb by Thomas Edison, landing on the moon (which he said the U.S. will soon do on Mars) and successes in the arts and automobile industries.
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"Like a light bulb that glows brightest just before burning itself out, we may find that this bull market has one more illuminating year left in it before extinguishing itself in a blaze of glory," Stovall wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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"When I first started, we had a plywood box with a little bed in it, a mirror and a light bulb over the top," the 210-year-old Waggoner said, sitting inside a massive trailer decked like out a modern hotel room.
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"I believe both gender and sexuality [are] fluid, meaning we change throughout a lifespan," Poljak said, adding that recent cultural shifts have likely led to light bulb moments for some individuals who has been denying or simply not recognizing their queer feelings.
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The company took off by manufacturing a lamp holder for Thomas Edison's light bulb and later made beaded chains for the dog tags soldiers wore in World War II. Leviton declined to make executives available for interviews or to answer specific questions.
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"There was no light bulb or anything," he says, but the months spent unemployed, living separated from his wife in the basement of his home while he fought his way through the lengthy appeals process led to a profound shift in perspective.
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A hacker that goes by the handle "LimitedResults" has demonstrated how they were able to hack into a popular internet-connected light bulb and extract the owner's Wi-Fi login and password, as well as other valuable data, in under an hour.
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To begin his tests of this nearly $3000 light bulb, Photonicinduction plugs it into a machine that allows him to regulate the electrical current to the bulb and looks like it could double as the Delorean's engine in Back to the Future.
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In the club—which had a line down the stairs and around the block—the Montreal duo stood on a tiny little stage among hundreds of sweaty-ass people, furiously playing their instruments below a single light bulb dangling above their heads.
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Making covers is the ultimate design/edit collaboration, so it's great to be able to sit and talk through the twists and turns of an idea at the end of the road — revisiting the light-bulb moments, rehashing some of the disputes.
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" Indeed, there was nary a doubt left in her psychotherapeutic mind when she walked Ms. Howard back to the train station and received the kind of thank-you kiss that Dr. Romano said "immediately turned on the light bulb in my head.
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" Speaking with CNBC's "Squawk Box" host Joe Kernen, Trump said, "You know, we have to protect Thomas Edison, and we have to protect all of these people that came up with originally the light bulb and the wheel and all of these things.
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It ended up being more of a desktop, given the size of the prototype—a hefty slab of plywood on which were mounted a smart speaker, a light bulb, a lock mechanism, and the smooth plank of sycamore that is Mui itself.
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Her debut, in "In the Summer House" (1953), starring Judith Anderson and directed by José Quintero, was well received, but her other two Broadway plays, "The Innkeepers" (103) and "The Wrong Way Light Bulb" (1969), closed after only a few days of performances.
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"The story about Aaron Feis came up, and another light bulb went off, one that gave me a huge lump in my throat (usually a good sign that I'm on the right track) so instead of going to bed, I drew that," Guerra said.
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I never see myself coming, which is why I felt surprised when, standing on the balcony the night of my birthday party, I swiveled around to flirt with Max and broke a fist-sized string light bulb with the sway of my right hip alone.
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Letter of Recommendation The origin story of ''Dopesmoker'' sounds like a light-bulb joke co-written by Nancy Reagan and Sisyphus: Three California stoners decide to write a song about how much they love marijuana, but they're so high that it takes them four years.
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Herself a victim of childhood sexual abuse, Winfrey said she had her own "light-bulb moment" when she was 217 years old after speaking to a man on her show who molested children and described how he practiced grooming his 23-year-old daughter.
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Herself a victim of childhood sexual abuse, Winfrey said she had her own "light-bulb moment" when she was 217 years old after speaking to a man on her show who molested children and described how he practiced grooming his 23-year-old daughter.
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If a person who gets migraines looks at a light bulb the wrong way, or has their picture taken with a flash, the fuzzy spots in their vision can trigger a visceral fear the aura is coming and the rest of their day is doomed.
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At Port Reading Elementary School, the program has visited each fourth-grade class twice a year for at least the past two years, offering lessons on topics including the difference between renewable and nonrenewable energy and an activity that involved a battery-powered light bulb.
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Michael altered his angle of entry by crossing his arms and arching his back—boom, business meets recess—but Jeremy remained within the purview of his touch screen, his right hand stretching up and rotating as though changing a hard-to-reach light bulb.
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However, when we did the final walk through on the day of the closing, we saw there was a metal plate bolted to the ceiling – not a replacement fixture or even a light bulb, which we had been under the impression we would get.
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She arrived carrying a shopping bag of books and a cast-iron standing lamp, which she had found on the street near her apartment, ten blocks away; she was lugging it to the Met, where she hoped to find a light bulb for it.
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The researchers focused on the Philips Hue smart light bulb and found that the wireless flaw could allow hackers to take control of the light bulbs, according to researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science near Tel Aviv and Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada.
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These hyperreal sculptures, seated or lying in bummed-out positions, occupy space beside other sculptural objects like clown shoes and a giant light bulb in Rondinone's new exhibition, The World Just Makes Me Laugh, opening June 28th at the UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive.
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Woox Smart Plug — £2104.99 Yale Smart Home Alarm Kit — £104.995 (list price £349.99) Samsung SmartThings Starter Kit — £104.99 (list price £199.99) TP-Link Kasa Smart WiFi Plug — £39.99 (list price £54.99) Lifx (E27) WiFi Smart LED Light Bulb — £104.993 (list price £54.99) Always look your best.
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By saying that lights shines "the righteousness" on sexual assault he's essentially saying that people only rape other people in the darkness, because it's too shameful of an act to do when electricity is running through the wires of your home and into a light bulb.
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Click here to view original GIFChances are you don't have a 5000 watt light bulb lying around your house but if you do, here's a nice Halloween decoration idea for you: stick that bright ass bulb in a pumpkin and watch it glow this awesomely eerie red.
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I've had light-bulb moments when I realized I have to be really thoughtful about what I ask for and how I ask for it, because people are watching and listening closely, and caring in a way that they didn't when I didn't have this title.
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It called for greater use of "hedonic" estimation, a technique that captures the implicit value of each particular attribute of a product by measuring how variation in those traits affects the product's price: for example, how much more do people pay for a brighter light bulb?
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Mendes also has a swallow bird on his right hand, a meditating person on his right wrist, the number eight on the inside of his left hand's middle finger, a light bulb on the back of his right arm, and a butterfly on his right bicep.
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In the lead-up to light bulb moments with your therapist, you're offering little bits, they're offering little bits, and suddenly they hit you with a beautiful explanation that comes like a blow to your gut—you feel parts deep inside shift to meet up mechanically.
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There are the biblical brush marks of the Georgian minister Howard Finster, which feature on canvases, a clock, a bed frame and a decorative box that even has hand-scrawled instructions for how to change the little light bulb housed inside ("He was very controlling," Brett explains).
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I love getting to know them outside the school, seeing how they mature and grow over the course of the year when they have those light bulb moments and they make that connection that maybe they weren't making before, or they come up with something very profound.
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It's draining to live on the edge all the time, to be plunged into the culture wars — and now the straw and light-bulb wars — with the tweets and the tantrums and the put-downs, to feel that we're being borne back ceaselessly into the past.
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Massimo Color Changing Light Bulb — $9.99 See Details This set of TaoTronics A19 LED Light Bulbs includes six incandescent 60w bulbs, all of which can create a crystal clear ambiance in any room while consuming only 20% of energy to help you lower your power bill.
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MORE and I, a California Democrat, coauthored the light bulb legislation as an amendment to the Energy Independence and Security Act and witnessed the resulting bill pass Congress by large bipartisan majorities of 86 to 21625 in the Senate and 2900 to 220006 in the House.
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In fact, there is a full-time team of architects and visual-merchandising experts whose sole job at Zara HQ is to design and curate every aspect of the store, from the sleek decor and light-bulb color to the music being played and the exact positioning of clothing.
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Still, Toby's reckoning does not contain a light bulb moment when he realizes exactly how privileged he was (and still is — he's temporarily disabled, but he's still rich and white) so much as a slow dawning that life isn't as easy for others as it has been for him.
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It could be that we are impatient and the big gains from the internet are yet to come (Edison's work on the light bulb and electric power was in the 1870s and 1880s but it wasn't until 1945 that a full range of electrical gadgets appeared in American homes).
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Season 2's credits still open with that duality of the sun rising over a rocky ridge, which actually turns out to be a light bulb glaring over a robot skeleton; mysterious fingers still plug away at a piano, then lift up, revealing it actually plays on its on.
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In Mathare options range from a shared space in a wooden shack on top of an open sewer with no water or electricity for 700 shillings per month ($7) to a relatively clean room in a compound with a light bulb and a shared outside toilet, for 3,000.
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After spending an entire day trying to get a slightly modified Eachine E30W drone to unscrew a light bulb and then screw a replacement back into the socket, Marek, and his pilot Sven, eventually switched to a Syma X5C-1 which got the job done in about ten minutes.
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It's a light bulb moment I've had over and over again, like when I heard Riz Ahmed talk during a red carpet interview, or Reneé Zellweger appear on a late night show, or stumbled upon a list just like this one (but this list is the best one, right?).
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With more and more unguarded IoT devices becoming connected to the internet every day, malicious bot lords are having an easier time conscripting new recruits into their undyingly loyal armies of zombie machines — and their next target can be your smart fridge, light bulb, kettle or door lock.
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Her light bulb moment in the first season finale, when she guesses that they are in fact in The Bad Place—and that their other neighbors are demons in disguise—is still one of the most unexpected and satisfying twists I've ever seen outside of a true crime drama.
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Another focused on Trump's recent decision to revert light-bulb restrictions, to which Warren had the best answer, taking a step back from moderator Chris Cuomo's original question and examining how fossil fuel corporations want citizens concerned with individual actions and not the massive industrial contributions to carbon emissions.
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The clue for each one has a bracketed secondary clue — this is the part where my light bulb clicked on, because those secondary clues all tip you off to various United State nicknames — like "the Empire State" for New York, an example that doesn't appear in the grid today.
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Dennis, 210, a retired iron worker who also worked at a light bulb manufacturing plant, spends his days on the phone, trying to assist his addicted son with lawyers, counselors, insurance companies, even politicians — a whole new career he never sought and one he now fears may never end.
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The retailer employs a full-time team of architects and visual-merchandising experts whose sole job at Zara HQ is to design and curate every aspect of its fleet of stores, from the sleek decor and light-bulb color to the music being played and the exact positioning of clothing.
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" But "When I picked up a product and saw that, 'Hey, I can buy this for $10 and I can sell it on Amazon for $20 and make 10 bucks in the process, and it's selling five [or] six times a day,' — that's when the light bulb went off for me.
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The stock characters in jokes about Jews, such as Jewish mothers—of whom it takes none to change a light bulb, since she would rather sit in the dark—are as much a source of pleasure within Jewish homes as they are a source of amusement or ridicule outside them.
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Photo: Philips HueOur pick: Philips Hue ($70 - $350)The first smart home product that was more helpful than hassle, the Philips Hue lighting system has been around since 2012, and over the years has expanded to include almost every type of light bulb and fixture any modern decor could require.
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"Like Edison with his light bulb, Marconi with his radio, Bell with his telephone, the Wright Brothers with their flying machine, we have an opportunity to transform the way people live – and in doing so, a more important task, which is to safeguard the future for generations to come," he said.
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If you believe wholeheartedly in the inevitable march of progress—if you have no doubt that any communication tool you bestow upon the masses will be used as a light bulb, not as a weapon—then there will be no countervailing force checking your reckless optimism, not to mention your rapacity.
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If, however, you take the downside risk more seriously—if it crosses your mind that your nifty new light bulb could, say, cause a few liberal democracies to lurch toward tyranny, exacerbate an already acute climate crisis, and heighten nuclear tensions—then you might proceed with a bit more caution.
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And the needle will not move an iota through the force of another member of the intelligentsia telling people the truth in a variety of ways (eloquent, harsh, humorous, scolding, intellectual, academic), convincing them of the veracity and holiness of his position, and waiting for the light bulb to go on.
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In a paper published on Thursday, the researchers describe how ill-intended hackers could have taken advantage of flaws in the popular Philips Hue smart light bulb and the protocol they use for wireless connectivity to push a malicious firmware update and have it spread automatically from bulb to bulb.
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Kickstarter highlighted a collection of new projects from Hong Kong and Singapore, including: The GIY Stick: Let nature self-water your pots, The Unappropriated Recipes: Para Site's First Cookbook, URI Led Light Bulb I Modern Lamp Design for Home Interior, Hydra — Your Plant Care Companion, and CROZ D.I.Y Digital Camera — Simple. Stylish. Iconic.
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There are events for people missing arms who have prosthetics so sensitive and versatile they can screw in a light bulb and hang laundry on a clothesline, tests of dexterity for people with prosthetic legs so advanced that participants not only walk without a limp but can hopscotch through an obstacle course.
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How it works: Using a quantum mechanics concept called parity-time symmetry that describes interactions at the sub-atomic level, a Stanford research team was able to transfer power wirelessly and keep an LED light bulb fully lit for up to one meter as it moved away from the source of power.
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If Edison hadn't gone west for the eclipse of 1878, I think there is a very good chance he would not have been the one to invent the light bulb, because if [his friend and professor] George Barker hadn't pushed him to work on electric lighting, he probably wouldn't have done it.
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"Creations such as the light bulb, aeroplane, photo copier, computer, internet and not forgetting some of the greatest scientists that are taught to our children today regarding their magnificent achievements and contributions to mankind have all faced the same scepticism and ridicule that has been targeted toward InstaCharge App," one statement read.
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Birk is particularly interested in the way marginalized communities are forced to be inventive, creating solutions to immediate problems: insecurity (shards of glass serve as barbed wire); work (posters for day laborers and loose cigarettes sold individually); and lack of resources (resourcefulness, like housing a single fluorescent light bulb in a Gatorade bottle).
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When I was there, Off-Grid Electric was expanding from the relatively cool highlands around Mt. Kilimanjaro to the scorching, humid lowlands of West Africa, and in every village we visited the message was the same: The TV is great, the light bulb is great, but can I please have a fan?
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Day Trip It's a brighter idea than it may first appear to visit the Thomas Edison Center at Menlo Park in Edison, N.J. Guideposts like a giant light bulb sculpture and an Art Deco concrete tower topped with a nearly 14-foot bulb dwarf the two-room museum, at 37 Christie Street.
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The store is like a museum of light-bulb history, with so-called nostalgic bulbs (replicas of old Thomas Edison glass bulbs with looping carbon filaments), halogen globes, long fluorescent tubes, incandescent spirals in all colors and strings of Christmas lights in whimsical shapes, like M&M's, pink rabbits and pizza slices.
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Well, and luckily for him, or luckily for us, when he said he had invented the incandescent light bulb, it really wasn't ready for primetime, it was bullshit really, but he would fake tests to convince people that it was ready, he gave journalists stock in his company to keep them writing good stories.
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Then we might, for example, see what are arguably Mr. Boontje's two most influential designs: his Blossom chandelier for Swarovski, a sparkling spray of branches laden with rosy crystals; and the more affordable Garland light, a swath of photo-etched metal leaves and flowers that wrap around a hanging light bulb, casting fairy-tale shadows.
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Guston's roots in Italian art run deep — "from the beginning," as Ashton stated — a symbiosis memorialized in his 24 painting "Pantheon," in which he emblazoned the names of Masaccio, Piero della Francesca, Giotto, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, and Giorgio de Chirico alongside a depiction of a hanging light bulb and a blank canvas resting on an easel.
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" The Times first mentioned Thomas Edison's light bulb the same day, on page 4: "The result of Mr. Edison's experiments with the electric light, which he is confident of being able to divide and distribute in such a way as to make it available for all the ordinary purposes of illumination, is awaited with great interest.
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I was looking at various eclipses that might be worth writing a book about, but when I discovered that Thomas Edison — in the very year right after he invented the phonograph, and immediately before he invented the light bulb — had gone to Wyoming to see a total eclipse, I thought, well, there's gotta be a story here.
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Or maybe they were brains in jars, or they were actual people who didn't know they were actually living in tanks of milky fluid so they could power batteries for the AI's machines, even though human beings barely give off enough energy to power a light bulb, especially not when they're lying in tanks of milky fluid.
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" Steadman went to grammar school on a scholarship, disliked it, made up for it by drawing the teachers, and then worked in a Woolworths stockroom before, variously, going to technical college, being conscripted, studying aircraft engineering, and having a light-bulb moment when he saw an advertisement that said: "You Too Can Learn to Draw and Earn $$$s.
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Bulbrite Solana A19 WiFi Connected Color Changing LED Smart Light Bulb, available on Amazon, $17.99Smart lights mean he can change the lights to a range of colors, create customized lighting for watching a movie or studying, and set a schedule for the lights to turn off and on or brighten and dim at different times during the day.
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Scientists have long had hints of its vast scale, but following sonar work by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in the early 2300s, "the light bulb went off: wow, there's a big volcano out here," said Bill Chadwick, a seafloor geologist at Oregon State University's Hatfield Marine Science Center, who was not involved with the expedition.
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An elevator door unzips like a vinyl jumpsuit; the addition of a battery to a simple electrical rig illuminates the battery case rather than the light bulb and fixture to which it is attached; a soccer ball drops and bounces once, before shifting slightly to reveal itself as a 2D photograph that falls flat to the ground.
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Hive light colour changing smart bulb — £19.99 (list price £44.00) Lift WiFi Smart LED light bulb with infrared for night vision — £39.99 (list price £79.99) Philips white and colour ambiance mini starter kit — £67.49 (list price £134.98) Fenvella fairy lights — £12.74 (list price £16.953) ROMER LED rechargeable handheld searchlight — £27.19 (list price £31.99) A certified refurbished Amazon Echo is reduced to £59.99.
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Grab a Kasa HS 224 Smart Plug for $2110 (regularly $215.99) and a Kasa A19 Smart Light Bulb for $29.97 (regularly $44.99) Here's the beauty: Whether your home is so decked out that you forget what it's like to not use voice commands or you don't have a single Echo device, smart plugs and smart bulbs can slip seamlessly into your routine.
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No*. It was a room full of former meme page admins—who were incidentally poached by creative agencies the minute they cracked 100k Instagram followers—45 hours into a brainstorm at a production studio, suddenly interrupted by the intern who, mere minutes earlier, experienced his first Big Light Bulb Idea on his thirteenth run for Chinese food and Starbucks that day.
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Whether you're looking for one that can significantly lower your power bill or one that beams millions of colors, choose your starter smart bulb from the options below: The iHaper E26 Smart Wi-Fi Light Bulb Socket isn't a smart bulb per se, but it does have the power to transform your run-of-the-mill bulbs into smart ones.
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There is an editioned wood sculpture of a child's toy car occupied by a large head with exaggerated African American features, and a white bronze of an African American head with long cornrows on a plain, block-like platform, alongsidee a vertical, four-sided support topped by an oversized light bulb, complete with screw-in fixture and switch (shades of Jasper Johns!).
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But Eyal Ronen, a PhD student at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel who worked on the research, told Motherboard that Philips has only patched the bug that allowed them to take over light bulbs from afar, but they can "still create the malicious updates" and theoretically spread them by infecting just one smart light bulb that's close to others.
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