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Terror and technology combine at the Meister House Halloween display. I had a chance to speak with the Fox 8 News morning team about how we create our holiday lightshow experience.
Even the Agent Meister Mom was there to explain how she collects the hundreds of Halloween decorations that make up our display.
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After adding in the remaining tombstones, tweaking the software, and running some more wires, the Meister House Graveyard is ready to rock the front yard.
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Work continues on the 2010 Halloween display at the Meister House. We decided to move the graveyard from the side to the front of the house. Once setup is complete, we’ll use a small FM transmitter to allow people driving by to listen in on the show, which will be setup to run daily between 7 to 9pm.
The lightshow is run using a D-Light 16 channel controller hooked up to a small home-built PC running AuroraShow.
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Summer is almost over, which means parents around the nation have already started getting their kids ready for school. One of the high-tech items on that back to school list may be a new laptop, so here are some Geek Squad tips on portable PC purchases.
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Our local Geek Squad USO 1817 took an opportunity to be part of the 2010 Pro Football Hall of Fame Parade in Canton, Ohio today. It’s always good fun to hear the crowd shouting “Geek Squad!” as soon as they see the Geekmobiles.
The crowd went wild when the Best Buy Blue Shirts and Geek Squad Agents would “spin” the float during the parade.
Additional photos from the parade can be found here.