text: Volume 20, Issue 11 EVAOSD Newsletter November 2010 Charged Up ELECTRIC VEHICLE ASSOCIATION OF SAN DIEGO (EVAOSD) An affiliate of the Electric Auto Association (EAA) 2755 Dos Aarons Way, Suite A, Vista, CA 92081 Ph: (760) 670-3388 Fax: (760) 266-9505 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.evaosd.com Officers: Reminders: President: Joseph S. Gottlieb This is the last newsletter of the year. Vice President: Wistar Rhoads Also, we have no December meeting. Treasurer: Lloyd Rose So enjoy your holidays and think happy Program Chairman: Joseph S. Gottlieb EV thoughts. I am sure next year is going to be VERY exciting with all the Newsletter Editor: Staff new EV's on the road. Webmaster: Russ Lemon I would like to give a special thanks to Librarian & AV: Lloyd Rose my right hand man Lloyd for helping me Regular Meetings: Our meetings times are every month like a trooper. I would also changing. For this summer we are on the 4th monday like to thank everyone that sent in of the month. photos, articles, and helped wrangle people at the meetings (you know who Location: California Center for Sustainable Energy 8690 Balboa Ave., Suite 100 · San Diego, CA 92123 you are). Place: Main Conference Room Ecotality Update Baker Electric (based out of Escondido) Next Meeting: Monday, Nov. 22, 2010 @ 7:00 p.m. came to my house and did the Leaf re- Program: General Topics evaluation. I got the contract and my part of the "free" charger costs $92. That is more like it. I agreed and we moved to the next stage of waiting...and waiting... 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Those last Did they accomplish what they had hoped? hurdles sank more than a few of the 136 vehicles initially entered into the In looking back at the history of the prizes Progressive Insurance Auto X-Prize by 111 and using information from articles of Mr. different teams. Eisenstein of the Detroit Bureau, it took the $25,000 Orteig Prize, as much as the Perhaps a few of those entries shouldn't promise of fame and glory, to convince have been washed out, like Amp, an Ohio- Charles Lindbergh to risk a solo 1927 flight based electric vehicle maker whose battery across the Atlantic. Three-quarters of a conversion of a Saturn Sky roadster fell a century later the $10 million Ansari X-Prize few miles short of the 100-mile range spurred the launch of SpaceShipOne, the target. On the other hand, Amp wasn't first privately-funded manned spaceflight. ready in time with a 150 mile version of the Chevy Equinox, which incidentally it will So, when the Progressive Insurance Auto X soon be bringing to market. Prize was announced, at the NYAuto Show, several years ago, there was plenty of In hindsight, one of the organizers admitted reason to be excited. And the promise of in an off-the-record comment, barring the the project only seemed to increase when Electric Equinox was a big mistake. It might fuel prices hit their 2008 peak and the have given the competition an extra dose national mindset started to shift steadily of credibility that the winners seem to be more and more in favor of alternative lacking. propulsion. It certainly didn't help, that source admitted, But now that organizers have announced that the "mainstream" category quickly three winners that will share a significant came down to a competition of one – and a $10 million purse, I am left wondering what vehicle, at that, which makes the the Auto X-Prize actually achieved and description more than a stretch. whether it came anywhere near its lofty goals. They can be summed up elegantly, the organization explaining that the Auto X- Prize was designed to "inspire a new generation of viable, safe and super fuel- efficient vehicles." There are plenty of potentially breakthrough products and technologies lying hidden in automotive research labs around the world. The key, for the Auto X-Prize, was the promise of actually delivering to us vehicles not only hyper-efficient but that could meet some basic customer demands: they had to be Automotive X-Prize: Edison2 Very Light safe and affordable, as well. Car Charged Up Volume 20, Issue 11 EVAOSD Newsletter November 2010 The top $5 million award went to the Unfortunately, if the only goal of the Edison2 team for their Very Light Car #86. Progressive Insurance Auto X-Prize was to Technically intriguing at every level, it uses foster an array of advanced, high-mileage a downsized engine and advanced vehicles that could soon flood into materials to bring its total mass down to a showrooms, the competition will have fallen featherweight 830 pounds, impressive for flat on its face. what is shown as a four-seater. Slick aerodynamics, meanwhile, helped boost its That's not saying it was a failure. It's one fuel economy to over 100 mpg. thing to encourage a Lone Eagle to fly across the Atlantic or even get a few But the design looks more like something adventurous entrepreneurs to try to ride a out of a scifi movie than anything you'd roman candle into the exosphere. really expect to see in a showroom anytime Transforming the auto industry is an soon, especially with those One-style out- entirely different matter. board wheels. The only car to try that in recent memory was the old Plymouth I would quote the goal of Eric Cahill, one of Prowler, and to little success. the senior executives with the Auto X-Prize, who says he hopes the competition will But compared to the X-TRACER, the VLC "help accelerate the pace of change." does seem positively mainstream. As with the Orteig and Ansari competitions, Just trying to figure out how to get into this the Auto X-Prize did tap a sense of restless Swiss-made 2-wheeler is a major entrepreneurship, 111 teams looking for challenge. A tandem 2-seater that's really ways to address one of the key issues of little more than a modified motorcycle, the our era. But, with a growing consensus that X-Tracer requires some serious training to U.S. fuel economy standards must hit 50 to make it work, and it just barely slipped 60 mpg by 2025, it won't be the easy through the rules. answers that will save the auto industry. It will take – ahem - plenty of out-of-the-box ideas. No, not a production VLC or X- Tracer, but some of the concepts and components that helped them win the $10 million competition. I myself am of the opinion that if the X- Prize ultimately yields a few sound ideas for lightening tomorrow's vehicles, making powertrains more efficient and improving aerodynamics, it will have proved Gallery: X-Tracer worthwhile despite all the hype and It is a more elegant design than the BMW promotions. 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How the 19th Century struggle against slavery erupted in Washington DC, thrusting the ambitious District Attorney Francis Scott Key into a uniquely American battle for justice.In 1835, the city of Washington pulsed with change. As newly freed African Americans from the South poured in, free blacks outnumbered slaves for the first time. Radical notions of abolishing slavery circulated on the city's streets, and white residents were forced to confront new ideas of what the nation's future might look like.On the night of August 4th, Arthur Bowen, an eighteen-year-old slave, stumbled into the bedroom where his owner, Anna Thornton, slept. He had an ax in the crook of his arm. An alarm was raised, and he ran away. Word of the incident spread rapidly, and within days, Washington's first race riot exploded, as whites fearing a slave rebellion attacked the property of the free blacks. Residents dubbed the event the "Snow-Storm," in reference to the central role of Beverly Snow, a flamboyant former slave turned successful restaurateur, who became the target of the mob's rage.In the wake of the riot came two sensational criminal trials that gripped the city. Prosecuting both cases was none other than Francis Scott Key, a politically ambitious attorney famous for writing the lyrics to "The Star-Spangled Banner," who few now remember served as the city's district attorney for eight years. Key defended slavery until the twilight's last gleaming, and pandered to racial fears by seeking capital punishment for Arthur Bowen. But in a surprise twist his prosecution was thwarted by Arthur's ostensible victim, Anna Thornton, a respected socialite who sought the help of President Andrew Jackson.Ranging beyond the familiar confines of the White House and the Capitol, Snow-Storm in August delivers readers into an unknown chapter of American history with a textured and absorbing account of the racial secrets and contradictions that coursed beneath the freewheeling capital of a rising world power."In a crackling good tale of the deep impact of race and politics on a young nation struggling to create its identity, Salon Washington correspondent Jefferson Morley boldly and elegantly recreates a moment in time when free black businessmen mingled with their white counterparts while proponents of slavery and abolitionists struggled to co-exist in the nation's bustling capital." —Publishers Weekly, starred review"A sprightly social history of the convergence of pro- and anti-slavery agitators in the city of Washington during the explosive summer of 1835. . . . Salon Washington correspondent Morley ably weaves the many strands together: An enterprising restaurateur of mixed race found that his success aroused the ire of resentful white patrons; an impressionable young slave hoping to educate and free himself ran afoul of his white mistress; a Yankee abolitionist newly arrived in town disseminated incendiary emancipationist literature; and the famous author of 'The Star-Spangled Banner,' serving as Jackson's district attorney, pursued his job of punishing vice and enforcing slavery. . . . Morley alternates the characters and scenes of action for a suspenseful tale, culminating in the court of law where Key upheld the country's oppression of African-Americans and thereby helped shape the rancorous debate over slavery. . . . Elegant and nimble history of a series of events likely unknown to many readers." —Kirkus Reviews"Morley's gripping, fast-paced narrative captures all the drama that encompasses a rich cast of characters that includes Andrew Jackson, Francis Scott Key, Roger Taney, Sam Houston, and a host of others who inhabited the young nation's capital. . . . Morley has given readers a noteworthy, insightful look into an often overlooked chapter in American history." —Booklist"Snow-Storm in August is the sort of book I most love to read: history so fresh it feels alive, yet introducing me to a time and place that I had little known or utterly misunderstood. After reading Jefferson Morley's vibrant account, one can never hear 'The Star-Spangled Banner' the same way again." —David Maraniss, author of Barack Obama: The Story"Jefferson Morley has vividly and factually recreated a largely lost but pivotal time in Jacksonian Washington, an emerging, still somewhat primitive capital city where racial tensions among its complex mix of white, free black, and enslaved residents inevitably lead to violence and push the debate over abolition into the houses of Congress and the President. The historical characters, famous and forgotten, come to life in affecting and surprising ways without fictional artifice, a tribute to Morley's meticulous research and empathetic narrative style." —Leonard Downie Jr., former executive editor of The Washington Post
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Hunter Hayes wrote a song for Little Big Town about childhood hunger awareness, and both will be featured at the ACM Awards this Sunday in Las Vegas.
Hunter Hayes wrote a song for Little Big Town about childhood hunger awareness, and both will be featured at the ACM Awards this Sunday in Las Vegas.
Hunter Hayes wants to win the 2012 ACM Awards New Artist of the Year honor so bad that the singer and his digital promotion team recruited a quartet of super cute kittens to aid him in his quest and to emotionally blackmail you into voting. They're preying on your inability to ignore rampant cuteness.
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Chase Likens might just be the "country guy" to watch for on this season's American Idol. Last night's show featured the West Virginian covering a song that we are very familiar with, Hunter Hayes' "Storm Warning".
Good news for Acadiana's own Hunter Hayes, he made the cut and is one of three finalist for the Academy of Country Music's New Artist of the Year.
Acadiana native Hunter Hayes performed on "Good Morning America" today!
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Today the Academy of Country Music and Great American Country (GAC) unveiled the 2012 semi-finalists for the New Artist of the Year award, which consists of eight artists after the first round of professional voting. This year's semi-finalist list includes Scotty McCreery, Brantley Gilbert, Hunter Hayes, Thompson Square, JT Hodges, David Nail, Jerrod Niemann and Justin Moore.
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In last week's column about Google's Chrome 12, I mentioned how one prominent computer columnist was publicly chastised for writing about the "recent" release of Firefox 5 while it was still officially in beta (pre-release version). Well, In the brief period between my writing last week's column and its publication, Firefox did officially release version 5.
Strong competition is good for the consumer. In the heavily fought browser wars, Firefox 4 has been closing the gap with current industry leader Internet Explorer, partially since the new and improved IE 9 is incompatible with Windows XP while Firefox 4 will run on almost all platforms. Also in the race for browser supremacy is Google, which recently released version 12 of its popular Chrome browser. Chrome has developed a large and loyal following, and many have sworn off (and swear at) Internet Explorer, and to a lesser extent, Firefox.
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SOUTHAMPTON, U.K. -- Comfortable and classy -- not the freshest of words these days. But add "modern" and "prototype" and the description is especially fitting for the new Royal Princess, now sailing in the Mediterranean after making her first public appearance at Southampton's Ocean Cruise Terminal.
Making her last public appearance at the launch before a very different royal baby arrives was Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. With a single cutting of the ribbon, the ship's godmother sent a giant bottle of champagne across her hull to make the naming official.
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Bellini's is a cocktail bar, and Ocean Terrace a seafood bar. Like homemade gelato, they are both new to Princess ships. There's also International Cafe for lighter fare; Vines, a wine and tapas bar; Alfredo's serving stone-oven pizzas; and the familiar Sabatini's Italian restaurant. The Horizon Court buffet has an all new look, and I like the idea of extending it to the outside stern.
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No doubt Scarlett Johansson's ad for Sodastream will be among the most-anticipated of the the big game on Sunday. Cheerios' reprise of its mixed-race family will strike some of the most emotional cords. And a Budweiser spot featuring a puppy and a Clydesdale might convert a lot of snack-table napkins into makeshift hankies.
But more impressive than all of those things individually is the likelihood that food and beverage brands finally will rival automakers as the highest-impact vertical choosing to advertise in the Super Bowl this year. (Watch some of the Big Game spots that have already released below.)
One brand in particular, Pepsi, has a lot riding on the Super Bowl—so much in fact that the brand launched a seperate lead-in campaign to build up excitement for the Pepsi-sponsored halftime show.
"The heart and soul of our brand is pop culture and sports and music," Simon Lowden, CMO of Pepsi Beverages North America, told brandchannel. "And there's no better event than the Super Bowl to bring that to life."
The Big Game will be a major platform for Pepsi's tack to what it is calling a "master brand" strategy in which it treats the variety of Pepsi products as a single brand rather than calling out individual products as has been its tendency.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on January 27, 2014 09:14 AM
Microsoft posts record sales as Ballmer prepares exit; competes with Amazon on cloud storage prices; admits to Syrian Electric Army email breach; and releases global study on power of technology.
Google pushes back against data localization, faces protest in San Francisco, buys artificial intelligence startup DeepMind and announces global patent agreement with Samsung.
Apple reportedly eyes mobile payments service, as hopes are high for Q1 earnings release on Monday.
AIG says it's on offense as corp rep restored.
AT&T quashes rumors of Vodafone bid.
Accenture tries to grab STEM graduates early.
Ally Financial readies pre-IPO roadshow.Continue reading...
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ad watch
Posted by Mark J. Miller on January 22, 2014 06:39 PM
America's biggest ad derby may be the Super Bowl, but the entire globe has the World Cup, an event, as Ad Age puts it, that is like "having the Super Bowl every day for an entire month."
Ad deals related to the Cup are bringing in enormous amounts of money—much more than the $4 million-per-spot price tag of this year's 30-second Super Bowl ads. Brazil's largest TV network, Globo, which has exclusive broadcast rights for the Cup, has struck deals with eight major companies—AmBev, Coca-Cola, Banco Itau, Johnson & Johnson, Hyundai, Nestle, wireless business Oi and local retailer Magazine Luiza—that will see the companies pay out a combined $600 million in order to occupy "451 thirty-second TV commercials, hundreds of quick mentions with visuals when announcers talk about World Cup games, and 359 5-second commercials created by Globo that feature four marketers at a time and run at the beginning and end of soccer games and other programming, and during commercial breaks," Ad Age reports.
And that's just what Globo is getting. Networks across the world are getting nearly as big a piece of the ad pie. After all, at least 1 billion people watched the final of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and 3.2 billion caught part of the Cup at some point during the month.Continue reading...
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brand vs. brand
Posted by Mark J. Miller on January 21, 2014 04:58 PM
Kit Kat and Cadbury have had their fair share of squabbles. Most recently, Nestle's KitKat blocked Mondelez-owned Cadbury from trademarking its signature purple hue that it has used for years, but now Cadbury has struck back.
The UK's biggest chocolate maker has been trying to block KitKat from trademarking the shape of its candy bars—which has been in use since about 1935—in the UK. The case is now being reviewed by the European Union Court of Justice in Luxembourg. Nestle already holds the trademark for the bar in the rest of Europe.
But the legal wrangling hasn't kept KitKat from furthering its brand.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on January 21, 2014 09:08 AM
Nestle opens world's first Kit Kat boutique in Tokyo as Cadbury keeps fighting candy bar's trademark shape in UK.
PepsiCo axes stevia-sweetened Gatorade products as Mtn. Dew plans big spending boost behind Kickstart and Diet Dew.
Twitter makes racial diversity an ad-selling point.
AT&T plans to take orders this week for new flexible-screen smartphone from LG.
Build-a-Bear appoints new CMO and "brand bear."
Burger King wins free primetime Super Bowl radio ads in UK.
Facebook sees leveling off of decline in teens.
Ford embarks on quality push in time to improve before important '14 product launches.
Infiniti eyes bolder sub-brand.
Intel sells under-developed online-TV line to Verizon.
Jeep eyes 37 percent sales boost this year as feds end controversial recall investigation of Grand Cherokee and Liberty models.Continue reading...
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chew on this
Posted by Dale Buss on January 17, 2014 04:49 PM
As Hershey and its Reese's Peanut Butter Cup franchise brace for a Super Bowl marketing push for the new Butterfinger Peanut Butter Cup from Nestle, it's not like Hershey is just standing still bracing for the impact. The venerable chocolate brand created a new brand for China, for example.
And now Hershey is trying to harness one of the hottest digital technologies, 3D printing. Three-dimensional printing, of course, involves the layered deposition—or "printing"—of just about any material following a digital pattern of minuscule detail.
There's no reason food can't be printed like anything else in this technology. NASA, for instance has spent $125,000 funding a 3D pizza printer that could potentially be used to prepare space food, according to Fast Company.Continue reading...
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