adding content to my final project

public/assignments/week09.html

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                       <p>For this we tried out the "sweep" example from Arduino (File>Examples>Servo>Sweep).</p>
 
                       <pre>
-                        <code>
+                        <code class="arduino">
                           /* Sweep
                          by BARRAGAN < http://barraganstudio.com >
                          This example code is in the public domain.

public/final-project.html

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                     </span>
 
                     <section>
-                      <h2>Research</h2>
+                      <h2>Basic idea</h2>
 
                       <p>My idea is to create panels that you can easily rearrange as you wish to build a pet house that suits your needs, wills or taste.</p>
                       <p>In addition to the ease of use of these panels, you can choose different types. </br>For instance : depending on the weather, you will have plain panels or perforated ones to let in or protect your pet from fresh air.</p>
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                       <p>It didn't result so well because the panels weren't flat so the assembling was horrible !</p>
 
+                      <span class="image object">
+                      <img src="images/first-box-attempt.jpg" alt="" />
+                      </span>
+
                       <p>I had to use wall tape (we were currently painting at home) to keep them together !</p>
 
                       <p>And once built, the box seemed to big for me.</p>
 
-                      <p></p>
+                      <span class="image object">
+                      <img src="images/first-box-attempt-with-scotch.jpg" alt="" />
+                      </span>
+
+                    </section>
+
+                    <section>
+                      <h2>New turn in my project</h2>
+
+                      <p>My basic idea is still blur in my mind and the more I learn and work with the Fab Academy, the more I'm aware that I have to focus on smaller parts of this first project.</p>
+
+                      <p>So I will focus on the accessories (before the whole house) and start with the pet feeder.</p>
+
+                      <p>I searched for existing models and found this rotating one that can be useful if you go away for several days or need to put your cat on a diet.</p>
+
+                      <span class="image object">
+                      <img src="images/New-feeder-idea.jpg" alt="" />
+                      </span>
+
+                      <span class="image object">
+                      <img src="images/New-feeder-idea2.jpg" alt="" />
+                      </span>
+
+                      <span class="image object">
+                      <img src="images/New-feeder-idea3.jpg" alt="" />
+                      </span>
+
+                      <p>My cat isn't greedy so the food bowl is always open.</p>
+
+                      <p>But leaving it open makes the dry food take the atmosphere humidity and the food will be less tasty.</p>
+
+                      <p>That's why I'm thinking about integrating a detector that will open the current day bowl whenever she goes to eat a bit, without using the rotating part (which will only be in move when you change the day part).</p>
+
                     </section>
                     
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