The Tesio Stakes, is a registered Moonee Valley Racing Club Thoroughbred horse race which is run as the Merlin Garage Door Openers Stakes (2016) is a Group 3 event for mares aged four years old and upwards under handicap conditions, over a distance of 1600 metres held annually at Moonee Valley Racecourse , Melbourne, Australia in late October on WS Cox Plate Day. [1] Prize money is A$150,000. The registered race name is named after the famous Italian horse breeder Federico Tesio (1869–1954). The sponsors of the race are usually associated with breeding are selling of thoroughbreds since the race is for mares. Race names such as Inglis and Dalgety indicate such as a trend. From 2012–14 the race name was named after Eliza Park International, a stud farm associated with the world champion racehorse, Black Caviar: standing her sire, Bel Esprit, bred her mother, Helsinge, and stood her damsire, Desert Sun.[2] 2015 - Coronation Shallan [4] 2014 - Suavito [5] 2013 - Catkins [6]

2012 - Star Of Giselle [7] 2011 - Ocean Challenger [8] 2010 - Lady Lynette [9] 2009 - Lady Lynette [10] 2008 - † Miss Badoura / Bird Of Fire [11] 2007 - † Maslins Beach / Autumn Jeuney [12] 2006 - Valkyrie Diva[13] 2004 - Joy Of Flight[15] 2002 - Gentle Genius[17] 2001 - La Bella Damma[18] 2000 - Oregon Steel[19] 1998 - Our Bellition[21] 1996 - Miss Margaret[23] 1995 - Our Marquise[24] 1993 - Mingling Glances 1992 - Bold Alliance 1991 - Western Chorus 1990 - Princess PushyThe Internet of Things (IoT) continues to grow in home automation technology space, and some devices appear to be more useful than others.An app-enabled slow cooker? I can see the utility for some people. An app-enabled garage door opener? Now, that's something that's truly useful. That's exactly what we have with Chamberlain's $130 MyQ Garage system.Some higher-end Chamberlain garage door openers — the company also makes openers under the LiftMaster name — included internet connectivity for a while, but the MyQ Garage, launched earlier this year, allows users to add app-enabled connectivity to most garage doors made after 1993, including those from Craftsman, Genie, LiftMaster, Stanley, and many more (compatibility chart).

Thanks to an ingenious solution, the MyQ Garage doesn't require any changes be made to your existing garage door setup. There are two components. auto glass repair auburn caA base station installs with a pair of included screws on the ceiling near the main drive motor of the garage door opener. cheap double glazed doors wirralA second, smaller battery-powered box (about three inches square) attaches to the garage door with adhesive tape. auto glass repair liberty moThis is the clever bit.used windows and doors saskatoon The door-mounted box has an accelerometer inside that knows when the garage door is open, closed, or when it's moving. parts for garage door opener genie

All the base station does is send open/close commands to the door opener, similar to the remote control in your car.A box checking to see if the door is open or closed is an elegant solution that saves homeowners (and renters) from needing to perform a costly and unnecessary garage door opener replacement. garage door opener circuit diagramInstead, they simply to add their garage door to the IoT.The companion app, available for iPhone and Android, is very simple. garage door opener hanger bracketsIt can be set up with multiple garage doors or even a front gate or lighting, plus other locations for those who have a vacation home, for example. On the front page of the app — which, handily, can be set to not ask for a password if desired — is an illustration of a garage door that shows the current state of the door (open, closed, in motion) and how long it has been in that state.

Figure A shows that my door has been closed for some 15 hours.Simply tapping the door will send a command to either open or close it. It only takes a second or two for the door to respond, even if you're around the world.Here's one interesting part — the opener, when it's trying close the door, emits a long series of beeps and flashes its on-board light repeatedly. This is because you may be hundreds of miles away from your door when it's trying to close, and if there are people in the garage, they may not expect the door to start moving. It's a warning of sorts, and — though it's annoying when you're in the garage — if you're closing the door from afar, it gives you some peace of mind that the thing won't just start moving and squish your neighbor.The company also strongly recommends that users only use the system with garage doors equipped with obstruction sensors, made mandatory on all new systems in the early 90's. It also says the system should be used only on sectional doors, not larger and heavier one-piece doors.

Early reviewers have noted some difficulty in getting the system installed, but it appears Chamberlain has worked out most of the kinks as our system installed flawlessly in about 15 minutes. Any homeowner that's moderately handy can set up the MyQ quickly and easily.Though it's annoying to need yet another app on our phones to control a home device, Chamberlain's app opens quickly, and the company is working with other device makers on partnerships.Chamberlain is adding "Works With Nest" support, allowing users of Nest Thermostats to automatically set their thermostat to Away mode when leaving the house.The company was also announced as a HomeKit partner by Apple at WWDC last month, suggesting that garage door openers will be made part of Apple's integrated home automation platform when iOS 8 launches later this year.The MyQ Garage is available for $130 (USD) from Chamberlain, Home Depot, Amazon, and other locations.The MyQ app is a free download from the App Store (iOS) and the Google Play Store (Android).