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How to Make a Better Homemade Sink Trap for Your Pottery Studio | Ceramic Arts Daily

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How to Make a Better Homemade Sink Trap for Your Pottery Studio. May 22, 2016. This handy studio reference includes valuable technical references and great clay tools to help you with forming, surface decoration and firing. Plus, it has a comprehensive directory of manufacturers and suppliers that provide ceramic equipment, raw materials, clay tools and ceramic supplies. [cat name] = Making Clay Tools [category nicename] = making-clay-tools [category parent] = 57 ) ). Jennifer Harnetty, editor. When the ...

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SharePoint – vanstaub.me

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An eponymous blog on building products using IBM software. Building Collaborative Document Solutions with Connections Docs 2.0 and SharePoint 2013. In a previous blog entry, I explored Connections Docs 2.0’s 3rd party support. In this post, I’ll actually build support for a 3rd party – SharePoint 2013. This post is pretty technical and is meant to provide working example code. If you have questions, feel free to leave a comment. Http:/ docs.demos.ibm.com/docs/app/doc/external.rest /. One possible solutio...

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Connections – vanstaub.me

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An eponymous blog on building products using IBM software. This is where the emerging cognitive era can help. Rather than manually read the comments, one could simply use a cognitive service to classify the emotions of commenters. One such service is IBM’s AlchemyAPI. Below I’ve combined Alchemy’s emotion analysis with IBM Connections’ comments to generate a “social reaction” to my post. Lots of information exists on using AlchemyAPI. Start out by creating an account on Bluemix and adding the service.

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Green Beauty Target Finds

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Green Beauty Target Finds. April 22, 2016. By Jenn Marie Arrigo. I have been so excited to share this post with you because, well, these products are just that great! I love a great, all-natural find at a store where they know me by name. Just kidding. But really, I love Target, and if there was one in my town, they just might. 🙂. Now that I am in America, I get those Amazon Prime perks back, but I also get the perks of going into my favorite stores. Win, win! Acure Brightening Facial Scrub:. I had a ha...

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Box – vanstaub.me

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An eponymous blog on building products using IBM software. Building Collaborative Document Solutions with Connections Docs 2.0 and Box. In previous posts, we explored the new 3rd party support. In Connections Docs 2.0 and built a custom module to communicate with SharePoint 2013. This time, we’ll be integrating with our friends at Box. What’s nice about building this integration is that it encounters production-level questions:. How do I architect a hybrid (cloud and on-prem) solution? The Docs applicati...

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Watson Work Services Development – vanstaub.me

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An eponymous blog on building products using IBM software. Watson Work Services Development. We’ve just concluded our Introduction to IBM Watson Work Services Development webinar. Attendance was great, but if you missed it, here’s everything you need to get started developing. The replay is available here. On Box. There is an additional Developer Roundtable. Samples, Samples, Samples! Developer.watsonwork.ibm.com. Start Using IBM Watson Workspace. November 23, 2016. November 23, 2016.

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Docs – vanstaub.me

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An eponymous blog on building products using IBM software. Building Collaborative Document Solutions with Connections Docs 2.0 and Box. In previous posts, we explored the new 3rd party support. In Connections Docs 2.0 and built a custom module to communicate with SharePoint 2013. This time, we’ll be integrating with our friends at Box. What’s nice about building this integration is that it encounters production-level questions:. How do I architect a hybrid (cloud and on-prem) solution? The Docs applicati...

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It’s disruptive! No, it’s probably not. – vanstaub.me

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An eponymous blog on building products using IBM software. No, it’s probably not. Nearly a decade after its initial introduction by Bower and Christensen. I first learned about disruption theory as a student in business school. And whether it’s my own newly found understanding or journalistic overuse, the term disruption seems to be everywhere. But is disruption really everywhere? To most of us, disruption is simply the overtaking of corporate Goliath by startup David. Is Tesla disruptive. Portal Express...

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Internet of Things – vanstaub.me

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An eponymous blog on building products using IBM software. Category: Internet of Things. Digital Experience and the Internet of Things. Recently I created a Digital Experience Internet of Things concept. It started when I found a really neat Internet of Things Foundation demo. Give it a try, and you’ll see your smartphone moving in real-time using only your browser. This demo is part of IBM’s Internet of Things Foundation – a service available on Bluemix. Say we build an IoT application and, we can see d...

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Cognitive Listening – vanstaub.me

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An eponymous blog on building products using IBM software. This is where the emerging cognitive era can help. Rather than manually read the comments, one could simply use a cognitive service to classify the emotions of commenters. One such service is IBM’s AlchemyAPI. Below I’ve combined Alchemy’s emotion analysis with IBM Connections’ comments to generate a “social reaction” to my post. Lots of information exists on using AlchemyAPI. Start out by creating an account on Bluemix and adding the service.