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NEW from Camerado Digital:  the PythonMailer Email Application ( http://www.pythonmailer.com ) allowing any user to send Recurring, Scheduled, and Repeat Emails easily and Effectively. This is an amazingly handy breakthrough tool not only for sending recurring reminders and company invoices, but for triggering the release and delivery of content to social media channels via each platforms 'post by email' functions.  In other words, Facebook posts, Twitter tweets and more can be blasted out by the PythonMailer platform 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, all year round - all according to the user's desired scheduling parameters. Built with a robust Python / Django framework, PythonMailer features a user-friendly WYSWYG interface plus an intuitive calendar function to schedule recurring emails at a future time and date of the user's choice.   Messages can be sent from any selected time zone, and can be paused and restarted individually or globally as desired. ...

Kid Jamming out on Thai Traditional Instrument with Dancing Robots, on Sidewalk in Bangkok Subscribe at http://ift.tt/1rF2eoC for more great videos :: A kid jams out while playing an electrified 'Seung' from the Isan region, on the sidewalk in Bangkok, Thailand. Meanwhile, small robots dance along nearby...