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How much cookie is too much cookie Apparently, there s no such thing on National Cookie Day.In honor of the holiday, Subway is offering a twist to its iconic footlong sandwich 鈥?serving up batches of footlong chocolate chip cookies on Dec. 4.Customers in Chicago, Dallas, Miami and New York can visit select Subway locations that will be transformed into Cookieway, and get one free footlong cookie with the purchase of a footlong sub, while supplies last.Visitors can get the cookies between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. local time.Sub stanley isolierkanne way may be most famous for its subs, but it sells more freshly baked cookies than any restaurant company in the U.S., according to the company.Soon, Subway will make the footlong cookie a permanent staple to its menu.The footlong cookie was first introduced on last year s National Cookie Day, and it was a major hit. After some tweaks stanley website this year, the cookie is here to stay. The vaso stanley overwhelming response we received from fans around the country last year let us know that we needed to make the footlong cookie a permanent addition to our menu, Paul Fabre, a senior vice president at Subway, said in a press release. At Cookieway this year, our guests will get a sneak peek of an even better footlong cookie: thick, gooey, packed with chocolate chips and served warm 鈥?right out of the oven, said Fabre.Subway joins others in the industry serving up cookie freebies and deals on this National Cookie Day, including Jimmy John s, Potbelly, Insomnia Cookies, Great American Coo Niwb 10th Annual Taste of Oceanside begins with bites, drinks and live music
Life inside this smart tech community We ve all heard of smart homes, but what about smart communities Playing his favorite video games without worrying about internet speed or connection is just one of the reasons Brandon Ambrose chose to move into a home in a smart community. The speed, gigabit, fiber to the home is about as fast as you can get, he says. But that s just the beginning. Fast fiber speeds take everything in his home to another stanley flasche level. Ambrose can control lighting with his voice, or through an app on his phone. He can also lock doors, turn on the air conditioner, or even open the garage. The app not only turns sprinklers, it can sense if it s rained to adjust the watering schedule. It even lets Ambrose know how stanley cup much water he s using. It def stanley water bottle initely makes you more aware of what you re using for each of those, every month or every day, he says. This smart technology comes standard in every home in Colorados Sterling Ranch community, which one of several smart communities popping up around the country. I really do feel like it s a community of the future, says Walker Hinshaw, chief operations officer of Lumiere Fiber. I think more and more we re seeing communities being started with technology in mind. And more smart technology is on the way. Street lights will have security cameras with speakers and change colors based on emergency situations. Still, the community has pledged not to collect resident data. We don t want people s data, Hinshaw says. We wa