What Do YOU Put in YOUR Compost??

We started composting in a big way recently, using a 3 bay, hot composting system. We already have the usual compost bins for cold composting kitchen scraps and lawn clippings etc. but we needed to make a large volume of good soil so we can plant out our garden. So far we have managed to completely fill the first bay of a three bay system and this has been turned several times. It consists of the following materials and reached and exceeded the required 50 degrees C that is needed to kill off weed seeds. We used: Green leaves, brown leaves collected from local streets in autumn, green lawn clippings, shredded newspapers (unsold newspapers collected from our local newsagents), shredded documents, the contents of our kitchen scrap composting once it had broken down sufficiently, sawdust and horse droppings, straw, outer leaves from our vegies that we are growing, coffee grounds (collected from a local café) weeds (both from our own garden and from a neighbours garden, brown cardboard, brown cardboard toilet roll tubes and kitchen roll tubes, cardboard egg boxes torn up, garden prunings and so on. In the cold compost bin (these plastic bins are not large enough volume to reach temps required to kill weed seeds) we put all our kitchen scraps (not dairy or meat), egg shells, used kitchen paper(providing it does not have chemicals on it or blood from meat or milk/dairy on it) and even the contents of our hoover bag gets emptied into this bin. Along with some lawn clippings, green and brown leaves, shredded newspaper and so on.
What do YOU put in YOUR compost bin??