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July 13, 2006
A.I. Light: It knows when to turn itself on — and even more important, when it's time to turn itself off
From the website:
- Automatic Closet Light
Turns on when the closet or storage room door opens — no more fumbling for cords or switches.
Set timer to keep light on for as little as 30 seconds or up to 12 minutes.
Helpful in attics, basements, garages — any windowless areas.
Use halogen, incandescent or fluorescent bulb (100W max.).
Screws into a standard socket.
No batteries — nice.
$14.98 (light bulb not included).
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It's just hot as blazes here and I can't stay on topic, or even follow it. So what else is new. This word incandescent, it makes me think of all the times I've read about this or that actress's "incandescent" performance in such and such play/movie: Louise Brooks's incandescent portrayal...Greta Garbo gave an absolutely incandescent performance...Katherine/Audrey Hepburn was incandescent...Vanessa Redgrave glowed incandescently... After a while it sounds kind of meaningless. Maybe it's time to switch?...Madonna gave a fluorescent performance...J-Lo was positively bioluminescent...Paris Hilton was utterly opalescent... Nah. Paris would be bioluminescent, I'm sure of it.
Heat's got me, I'm telling ya.
Posted by: Flutist | Jul 13, 2006 6:34:02 PM
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