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Motor: Permanent magnet DC motor 230V 207A peak
Battery: LiFePO4 72 cells in series A123 Systems 20Ah
Lithium 4,4Kwh in total
Controller Homemade 220A 300v continuous MC33035 IC
Servo-brake: Electric vacuum pump 70w
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Wh/Km : 56 at 17km/h not 100 % accurate
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Dual Motor Electric Vehicle Drivetrain With Powerglide 2 Speed Transmission Walkthrough by EV West
Here's a brief 10 minute video that gives a nice overview of the EV West 2
speed Powerglide transmission that runs without a torque converter direct
drive to 2 coupled Warp 11 motors. Depending on the voltage and current,
these twin motors can put out well over 1000 lb/ft of torque, and 600+ horsepower. We used
this motor and transmission combination to power our BMW M3 to the summit
of Pikes Peak in 2012 setting an all time record for street legal electric
cars. The strength and reliability of this system is key. For more
information regarding this bolt in drive train, please visit
http://evwest.com for the latest updates.
Kaylor Kit Electric Motor Demo
This is a video of our demo flick for our Kaylor Electric Conversion Kit
for the older VW platform. This is an older style Starter/Generator
Military Shunt DC motor with a custom made adaptor plate and flywheel from
Kaylor Energy Systems. These are no longer being made but can still be
found. We are testing a modern PWM electronic controller specifically
designed to run these special motor. They are able to do regen too. This
motor can push a stock steel bodied VW Ghia to 62 mph with 12 6 volt
batteries. It is a 72 volt system. It works perfect. Perfect for a nice fun
all electric buggy. Or Bug or Ghia.
How-to Convert to Electric Series Part 1
First in a series of videos detailing how to convert your vehicle from
gasoline to electric. Series features a 1974 VW Karmann Ghia and other
conversions by EV4U Custom Conversions. www.EV4Unow.com
VW EV Conversion (a summary)
a brief description of our 1965 VW Beetle electric conversion
Home made 144v 500amp motor controller.
This video is the first and second test drive of our homemade 144v 500 amp
motor controller, tested at 72v.
Electric VW Beetle Jeans 1974 - HiG (GUC)
An electric VW Beetle Jeans 1974 with a Clark 5,2 kW series-wound DC motor
- A student project at Gjøvik University College by 2nd year machine
engineers (2010/2011). Students: Atle Bjerke, Bjørn Dammand, Kjetil
Kvammen Kolset, Jonas Langeland, Nils Turi, Daniel Helms Ålien and Jo
Øyen. Project owner: Magnar Eikerol
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The EcoBoomer - All Electric, Zero Emissions, Eco-Friendly
This is our new EcoBoomer XL, it's an all electric, zero emissions,
environmentally friendly, human transporter. The EcoBoomer is a hot product
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MotorD&D Motor Systems, Inc. ES-31B DC Series Wound DC
ControllerKelly KDH12600 Controller Assembly 120VDC 600A
Batteries8 gpl-3100t , 12.00 Volt, Lead-Acid, AGM
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System Voltage96 Volts
Kelly Controller 110VAC by 96VDC AGM Battery Charger
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Top Speed65 MPH (104 KPH)
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Just showing off some of the cool new electric cars and putting to rest
some of the myths out there. When people think of electric cars, typically
they think of older ugly slower models, lead-acid batterys, and BS
propaganda they've read slamming the "electric cars"(as though they all
carried the exact same attributes)
The battery technology has changed(and will change even more when nanowire
battery becomes common), the speeds have changed, the climate versatility
has changed, the prices are changing, the car companies are changing...
everything is changing for the better. I expect to see a lot more support
for EV's during and after 2010.
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$10,000 Car - AirPod - That Runs On Air
An amazing affordable auto that runs on air!
AIRPod is the culmination of MDI studies on pollution and urban mobility.
This concept will be the first to leave the production line in spring 2009.
MDI will respond to an invitation to tender of the city of Paris,
"Autolib'", and is already the subject of applications for various
With small size, a tiny price, zero pollution, fun and futuristic design,
AIRPod mark a turning point in the range of urban vehicles while renewing
the idea of the automobile and transportation. You can drive with a
joystick, it only costs one euro per 200 km and leaves no one indifferent
in crept in traffic.
It is a real breath of fresh air in our cities and the prelude to travel
without pollution. Its small size make it easy to park, keeping still a
large internal volume. AIRPod help us to forget the price of petrol.
AIRPod is part of the MDI production licence of "less than 500kg vehicles",
and is manufactured in the same factories as OneFlowAir, following the
original production concept proposed by MDI.
The standard version is designed for the transport of persons. It has four
seats (3 adults and one child) and has space for luggage. It is dedicated
to multiple uses as in the private and public sectors. Airports, train
stations and municipalities also need a cheap, non-polluting car with high
This wehicle is changing our urban life in the city center in freeing
ourselves of the prohibitive cost of petrol and offering us mobility never
gained until today.
AIRPod Cargo
This carriage version with a single place has a load volume greater than
one meter cube that makes deliveries easy in town. Designed for runners,
messaging, and the artisans and communities, Cargo AIRPod brings Zero
Pollution in institutions. The Post, factory handling and delivery are
markets of choice for AIRPod Cargo.
AIRPod Baby
Two front seats and a chest of more than 500 liters, all for less than
1,80m long, it's the most extreme, a real challenge for car design. This
model was created keeping in mind the most congested cities by traffic. It
is a versatile which can also be used for deliveries, municipal services,
roads and small logistics.
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Electric Car 2 Owner 1971 VW Squareback EV Beetle Bug Karmann Ghia wagon
This is a Very clean 1971 VW Squareback Wagon. If your looking for one of
these cars this is as clean as it gets it is a 2 owner from what i know of
the car. The coolest thing possibly is the fact that the car is a Electric
Vehicle / EV also if you want i will include the Generator so you can make
it a Hybrid. This is a great car and the electric part is done right these
kits cost $7500 to $9500 and then you have to install it and have a vehicle
prepped for it etc there is $15,000 to $20,000 you will not have to dump
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All Show No Go Blown/Turbocharged 1969 Camaro
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1961 Volkswagen Beetle Sedan: 8.670 @ 162.000
Dean, Engine: vw, Turbos: garrett
1950 Volkswagen Beetle Pro Turbo Bug: 8.876 @ 160.200
Leif, Engine: vw flat four 2400cc, Turbos: Single T66 Tires: M/T
1957 Volkswagen Beetle : 9.020 @ 0.000
Rich "Vdub" White, Engine: 2332, Turbos: cb intercooled Tires: 135's and 8 inch sli
1956 Volkswagen Beetle : 9.040 @ 150.830
Jerry Matsko, Engine: 2276 cc, Turbos: 1 big garret turbo Tires: M&H front runners and slicks
1970 Volkswagen Beetle 1300: 9.070 @ 155.710
Robert Jongen, Engine: Subaru EJ20, Turbos: GT4293 Tires: Hoosier 26x9.0x15
1965 Volkswagen Beetle : 9.513 @ 135.650
Sam Young, Engine: Electric, Tires: M&H Drag Slicks & Front Runners
1963 Volkswagen Beetle : 10.000 @ 139.000
Lance Gregory, Engine: 2295cc, Turbos: T4
1956 Volkswagen Beetle Sedan Garrett GT3076R Turbo: 10.410 @ 131.000
Dean, Engine: 2180 Type 1 (131 cu. in.), Supercharger: N/A Turbos: Garrett GT3076R Tires: M&H 22/3.5 FT; Hoosier 9.0x15's Rear
1965 Volkswagen Beetle : 10.870 @ 121.566
Michael Meyer, Engine: NA - 2387cc, Supercharger: na Turbos: na Tires: mt 8 wide
1964 Volkswagen Beetle 1: 10.920 @ 128.000
mike mullins, Engine: 138ci aircooled, Turbos: T04
1969 Volkswagen Beetle : 11.200 @ 102.000
Chris white, Engine: 3256cc stroker, Supercharger: none Turbos: none Tires: 215/60/17
1970 Volkswagen Beetle : 11.500 @ 117.890
rafi pro, Engine: 1835, Tires: 26.7
1967 Volkswagen Beetle type1: 11.560 @ 109.000
Glynn, Engine: 2165cc, Turbos: switzer s1 Tires: pheinix
1951 Volkswagen Beetle Split Window Standard: 11.599 @ 113.920
Michi Graf, Engine: Wankel 13 B N/A, Supercharger: no Turbos: no Tires: M+ H 26/6-15
1965 Volkswagen Beetle : 11.600 @ 112.240
Mark Herbert, Engine: VW 2332cc, 140ci, Tires: 145/15 klebers and 8
1956 Volkswagen Beetle : 11.760 @ 111.990
Jerry Spearn, Engine: 2387cc, Supercharger: no Turbos: no Tires: firestone 26 x 6 slicks
1961 Volkswagen Beetle : 11.800 @ 112.800
James Lutz, Engine: Horizontal air coole, Tires: Firestone Slicks
1970 Volkswagen Beetle : 11.880 @ 108.970
Tim Shockency, Engine: 2332cc,
1966 Volkswagen Beetle type 1 bug: 11.960 @ 107.000
gary, Engine: 2332cc 4cylinder, Supercharger: n/a Turbos: n/a Tires: 8in firestone slicks
1956 Volkswagen Beetle : 12.180 @ 114.450
Jerry Spearn, Engine: 1996cc, Supercharger: NO Turbos: NO Tires: firestone
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Ok, let's bring each other up to date on what's been going on in our lives since this thread was started!
Since Feb. '03, my life has been forever changed by a brief, but lovely, long-distance friendship/relationship. We have both since moved on, but we will both cherish the time we spent together.
I have since had another grandson, been back to school, dropped out of school, gained 7 pounds, fallen in love/lust again, made some good changes and some not-so-good changes.
I have a lot more gray hairs and have, overall, mellowed with age. I have learned, thanks to my dear friend, Michael, to not take things so seriously - we won't get out alive, anyway!
I have learned to take rumors with a grain of salt, live my own life, and be happy with what I have. Since Michael came into my life, I have been able to give love as well as get love - to be loved, one has to love.
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Bread for the World Applauds Reintroduction of Global Food Security Act in House
Washington, DC, March 25, 2015 – Bread for the World welcomes yesterday's reintroduction of H.R. 1567, the Global Food Security Act, in the House of Representatives and the ways it will help end hunger. Read more »
Bread for the World President Testifies on Capitol Hill on Development Aid
Washington, DC, March 25, 2015 – Rev. David Beckmann, president of Bread for the World, testified today before the House Subcommittee on State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs, urging its members to fully fund poverty-focused development assistance in the fiscal year 2016 budget. Read more »
New Congressional Budget Proposals Cut 220 Meals a Year from SNAP Participants
Washington, DC, March 19, 2015 – Bread for the World today warned both the House and Senate not to enact harmful fiscal year 2016 budget cuts that would jeopardize the availability of healthy and nutritious meals for adults and children. Read more »
Bread for the World Welcomes Legislation to Help Returning Citizens Gain Employment
Washington, DC, March 12, 2015 – Bread for the World welcomes the anti-hunger and anti-poverty initiatives included in the Senate's proposed Record Expungement Designed to Enhance Employment Act of 2015 (REEDEEM Act). Read more »
African-Americans Disproportionately Affected by Hunger Despite Economic Upturn
Washington, DC, February 20, 2015 – African-Americans continue to suffer disproportionately high rates of hunger and poverty despite the growing economy, according to a new analysis released today by Bread for the World. The shortage of good, stable jobs and the impact of mass incarceration on the community continues to worsen the situation. Read more »
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Campbellsville Youth Baseball accepting bids for three projects through today
Campbellsville Youth Baseball will be accepting bids for the following:
• Operation of the Concession Stands (Major/Minor Fields and Pee Wee League Field) for the 2015 season. Bids will be accepted until Dec. 1 and can be mailed to: CYB, P.O. Box 4012, Campbellsville, KY 42719. For more information, contact Joe Sexton at 270-469-6492.
Monday, Dec. 1
MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS' BASKETBALL — Metcalfe County at Campbellsville.
Tuesday, Dec. 2
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' BASKETBALL — Washington County at Taylor County (7:30).
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' BASKETBALL — Caverna at Campbellsville (8:00), Washington County at Taylor County (6:00).
MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS' BASKETBALL — Lebanon at Taylor County, Russell County at Campbellsville.
Thursday, Dec. 4
Ellen Kehoe, a Taylor County High School senior, signed her NCAA National Letter-of-intent with the University of Louisville on Nov. 12. Kehoe earned all-region and all-state honors while leading her squad to a sixth-place showing at the Leachman Buick-GMC-Cadillac/KHSAA State Tournament in Bowling Green last month.
The long wait is over. Campbellsville University Fighting Tiger football is Mid-South Conference West Division Co-Champions after shutting down No. 22 Reinhardt University, 31-14, on the road Saturday.
The conference title is CU's third in program history and first since 1997. The win also clinches a spot in the NAIA Football Championship Series for the first time since 2001. Campbellsville is co-champions with No. 10 Faulkner University (4-1 MSC West), but holds the NAIA automatic bid tiebreaker with its win a week earlier.
Campbellsville University Jamboree
Friday Nov. 21
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I think she can not going be easy but i think she can, Like I said many time I Like too see who her new coach come the end of the year and see what he bring too the table from what priotr saying he a very success coach & big name coach. also I like too see her new racket that Yonex made & see wat it does for her
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Hey all,
I am planning a border planting around the curved portion of our patio, and I would like to create a multiple species planting of different heights and styles of grasses. Ends would be small, moving up in size to the middle portion, where the tallest would be. I was thinking starting with Elijah Blue Fescue on the edge, maybe moving to a dwarf fountain grass, then to a Feather Reed grass or miscanthus. The plants would need to be planted adjacently, so as to not shade out shorter varieties, and I think this would help create more movement and interest. The area is on the border of part sun-to full sun. It receives ample morning sun, with a bit of shade from about 12-2:30ish, then back to sun for the remainder of the day. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I didn't think of that. That would be a great idea. Maybe one really big bluestem or something like that. I'll have to explore. My only problem is that I cant find anything like this in picture form online. Most pictures focus on grasses integrated into a mixed perennial planting. Along a curve to our front door we have the blue fescue, dwarf bunny grass and dianthus as a border. I wanted to tie this into that style, but with only grasses. I'll have to continue looking.
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5 ways your business MUST adapt in 2013 to survive and thrive7Jan13
If you don't adapt now, you'll die.
Alarmist? I don't think so. Scary? I hope so.
2013 is the year businesses need to draw a line in the sand. Either commit to making significant changes to the way you do business or keep doing what you have been doing and try survive while your market share is steadily eroded by smarter, faster, more nimble competitors.
The pace of change over the last decade or so has been blinding. It has caught many (most) industries off-guard with some only realising what happened once it was too late. Combine that with a troubled global economy that shows no real signs of improving any time soon and you have the perfect climate for massive disruption.
In Australia we are far from immune. Many Australian industries have been extremely slow to adapt as several studies have highlighted in recent times. As the warming glow of a record mining boom subsides the cracks in our economy will begin to show and uncompetitive, old-fashioned organisations will be the first to fall through.
Don't think you will be affected? Think again. No industry is immune to the current pace of change. Your current competitors may not even be the ones to worry about. Right now dozens of startups are thinking of ways to revolutionise your industry and nibble away at your market.
Consider the these monumental changes that have taken place in the last decade or so. Then realise that its only the beginning. The magnitude of upcoming change will be even more stunning.
In 2013 you need to adapt or you'll die. You need to rethink your offerings, your market, your size, your agility and your overheads.
Here are the 5 minimum steps you must address this year (if you haven't already):
1. You MUST get a strong online presence.
Your crappy old website (if you even have one) with a list of products or services is no longer enough. You need to be found online easily by potential customers. You need to deliver the information they need as efficiently as possible. You need to offer solutions. If this isn't on your to-do list in 2013 then you might as well give up now.
2. You MUST have a mobile website.
The mobile web is massive now and growing rapidly every year. Mobile devices now account for 13 percent of worldwide Internet traffic, up from 4 percent in 2010. If your website isn't mobile friendly, at the very least, you have big problems and are already losing business. Ideally, you should have a mobile version of your site, which will have different requirements depending upon the nature of your business. The internet is going mobile, why aren't you?
3. You MUST start looking for new revenue or marketing channels online.
Do you have a niche product or service that could potentially be exported anywhere? The future of your business could be in building a national or global market for just one of your products or services via an efficient online strategy rather than sticking to your current generalist approach in your current market. The barriers to entry are so low these days that you'd be crazy not to start testing and experimenting with sideline business opportunities which could potentially grow to become the main show. I did this with my own business a few years ago when we launched NLYZR.com as an online SEO tool, attracting a new international market as well as countless new Australian business opportunities.
4. You MUST start outsourcing.
Lean and mean is the new business mantra. Asset-heavy, full-time workforces are being replaced by asset-light freelanced workforces. By only hiring talent where and when you need it your organisation doesn't just save on payroll, it saves on floorspace and all the employment "on-costs". Even if your company hasn't realised this yet the young, up and coming workforce has. Thanks to the Internet and increase in online social activity, endless new opportunities for young educated people are opening up. They realize that the traditional 9-to-5 is no longer their only career option.
Futurist Mark Pesce says, "That much connectivity in the economy creates this enormous capability for fluidity, and so jobs are going to start to become gigs and those are going to start to become tasks, and eventually we're all just going to be doing a little bit here and a little bit there and it may not be until we get up in the morning and check the smartphone that we're going to be knowing what we're going to be doing that day."
Outsourcing is more than Indian call centres for banks and telcos. There are a vast and growing number of functions you can currently outsource via sites such as Freelancer.com, oDesk, FlatPlanet and our own more locally-focussed option InsiderJobs. What functions can your company start outsourcing?
5. You MUST start cloud computing.
"The cloud" is a bit of a hackneyed and overused term these days but you can't deny the efficiencies and cost-savings available by enabling a range of cloud-based applications. The options are endless, from large scale data storage and hosting through to smaller applications. Here are just some you should be considering:
- Basecamp for project management
- Highrise or Salesforce for CRM
- Yammer for a secure, private social network for your company
- Unleashed for inventory software
- Vend for point of sale software
- Shoeboxed scans and organises your receipts, invoices and documents securely online
- GeoOp for job tracking
- Deputy for timesheets and payroll
Honestly, the cloud options are endless. Integrating a range of these into your organisation will save time and money.
In 2013 you can attract new customers, grow new markets, lower your overheads and become more efficient….or you can keep doing what you have been doing and hope for the best. This combination of moving your marketing and sales online, outsourcing as many functions as possible and integrating more efficient cloud-based solutions are the basic steps to take to survive and hopefully thrive in this rapidly evolving economy.
[UPDATED Dec 2012] Internet Trends and the re-imagination of everything6Dec12
"The magnitude of upcoming change will be stunning" – Mary Meeker
Stats guru and analyst Mary Meeker, a partner at Kleiner Perkins Caulfield and Byers, has just published her latest report filled with amazingly useful data, the "2012 Internet Trends Year-End Update."
Some highlights include:
- 2.4 billion Internet users worldwide, a number that's still growing eight percent yearly.
- There are 1.1 billion smartphone subscribers worldwide — but that's still just 17 percent of the global cellphone market.
- 29 percent of adults in the U.S. now own either a tablet or an e-reader.
- Mobile devices now account for 13 percent of worldwide Internet traffic, up from 4 percent in 2010.
- Mobile app and advertising revenue has grown at an annual rate of 129 percent since 2008, and now tops $19 billion.
- Mobile traffic app Waze has been adding users faster than all GPS makers combined have sold personal navigation units, and it's been that way since the beginning of 2012.
Meeker's spells out how these device and connectivity trends are leading to the complete re-imagination of everything from encyclopedias to money itself. And as slide 58 says…."the magnitude of upcoming change will be stunning – we are still in Spring training".
What happens when Google closes a service – is this the end of FeedBurner?6Dec12
Guest post by Rebecca Caroe, Feedblitz
Google's business model has been to acquire services which they can integrate into their ecosystem and offer free of charge to users like you and me. One of their early acquisitions was an RSS to email service provider called FeedBurner.
It's a handy tool, allowing bloggers to send out emails with the latest blog post updates automatically after they publish.
But now, Google appears to be slowly killing off FeedBurner's services. Whether FeedBurner itself will cease to exist is anyones guess, as Google has given us no official word. However the future of the service is definitely becoming a concern in the minds of its users.
Since the service was acquired by Google in 2007, it has become a bit neglected. The most recent examples of this are:
- On July 26th 2012 the FeedBurner Twitter account and blog were shut down.
- In addition to this the Japan FeedBurner.jp domain name was lost or abandoned by Google at the end of July.
- The metrics for all feeds were lost from September 19th when all feeds showed zero subscribers. And this outage lasted until September 24th.
- And now they are shutting down the API as of the 20th October 2012.
- And finally (for now) Adsense for feeds will also be shut down in December 2012.
Google has NOT said that they are shutting down FeedBurner, but the way they are slowly but surely killing off FeedBurner services has to set off alarm bells in the minds of users. Technology news website Techcrunch called it "The FeedBurner Deathwatch".
What does this means for you?
If you use FeedBurner to distribute your blog to your readers, especially if you make money from your blog, then you need to have a contingency plan ready, because if the plug is pulled, you will lose both readers and money.
There are two obvious options open to you:
- Distribute your feed natively from your hosted domain
- Migrate to an alternative service provider
Dave Weiner (the man who invented RSS) has blogged about how to distribute your feed yourself, but if you are daunted by the techy instructions, don't worry, there are alternatives.
Many prominent bloggers are already migrating their feeds and the FeedBurner discussion forums are busy with threads about how to cope with this new challenge.
If you are still using FeedBurner, don't panic because it is still working; the statistics are back online. However, it's good practice to back up your subscriber list from FeedBurner and start your RSS contingency planning now. Don't get caught short.
FeedBlitz is a premium alternative to FeedBurner. Designed for bloggers and businesses who need reliable feed distribution, it comes with more features than FeedBurner, online support and also strong commendations from top bloggers who've recently moved their feeds. Read the migration case studies here and here.
Download the step by step guide to migrating your FeedBurner feed and try FeedBlitz free for 30 days!
Australia's busiest ever online shopping day expected this Sunday5Dec12
Via Australia Post
Australia Post opens 24/7 superstore to keep up with record online shopping and shipping demands
Australia's leading online commerce enablers, eBay, PayPal and Australia Post are forecasting this Sunday 9 December to be the busiest online shopping day ever, with more online purchases predicted from Australian websites this December than in any other month of trade.
Approximately 2.3 million Australians are expected to visit eBay.com.au on this day alone – a 26 per cent increase over last year's Busiest Online Shopping Day (11 December 2011).
Additional statistics for the Busiest Online Shopping Day (Sunday 9 December 2012): –
- eBay expects 300,000 items to be sold on eBay.com.au on Sunday 9 December – 17% greater than last year's busiest online shopping day.
- PayPal predicts week commencing 3 December to be the busiest online shopping week Australia has ever seen.
- Australia Post expects to deliver half a million more parcels across the country in the week following the Busiest Online Shopping day. Last year, Australia Post delivered an additional three million parcels in December alone.
To help address the spike in online shopping and shipping, Australia Post is also today announcing the launch of a new flagship superstore in Sydney CBD, which will help make the process of shipping products in time for Christmas much easier. Positioned adjacent to the Queen Victoria Building at 44 Market Street, it includes a 24/7 zone with self-service terminals, vending machine and parcel lockers so customers can pick up or send their Christmas parcels any time of the day. The superstore also features an online shopping zone with Apple Macs and iPads so customers can shop for their Christmas gifts online, in-store.
Deborah Sharkey, Vice President, eBay Australia said: "Despite positive online growth figures, we recognise that the retail industry is facing real challenges. Consumers are not spending more, they are spending differently. They are sending us a clear message that they want to shop online and mobile, alongside physical stores. The challenge for the modern retailer is to be everywhere the consumer is."
"Retail has never been as simple for the consumer and more complex for the retailer. Leading service providers like eBay, PayPal and Australia Post are innovating at pace to provide elegant consumer solutions on behalf of the retail industry."
Jeff Clementz, Managing Director, PayPal Australia said: "We are witnessing an increased growth in the number of Australian retailers who have opened their virtual store doors to receptive consumers. This year, consumers will be shopping across a mix of retail channels, from their tablets to their mobiles to in-store. Wherever they are shopping, consumers are looking for flexibility, convenience and security."
Australia Post's Executive General Manager Parcels and Express Services, Richard Umbers, said: "To make it easier for Australians to shop online and collect their parcels at a time that's convenient for them we've installed new 24/7 parcel lockers in 49 locations across the country in time for Christmas. Customers can register for the free service today at www.auspost.com.au to have their online Christmas purchases delivered direct to a parcel locker location of their choice. We will be rolling out these lockers nationally over the coming year to a further 200 locations.
"More than 2,350 of our retail outlets are also open for extended Christmas hours during the week with the majority trading on Saturdays and more than 375 outlets also open on Sundays. We're also delivering parcels on weekends to ensure people receive their items in time for Christmas Day."
On Sunday 9th December 2012 on eBay.com.au:
- An average of more than 200 items sold on eBay.com.au every minute
- A piece of women's clothing will be sold every 5 seconds
- A DVD will be sold every 9 seconds
- A piece of fashion jewellery will be sold every 12 seconds
- A radio controlled toy will be sold every 30 seconds
- A pair of women's shoes will be sold every 40 seconds
- A watch will be sold every 48 seconds
How to Create Email Marketing that Drives Conversions3Dec12
Email is not a sexy topic and is often overlooked these days amongst trendier social network and display campaigns but there is still plenty of value and potential in well-managed email marketing. In fact, it is alive and well as a proven inbound marketing channel which converts strongly.
Here's a great guide to creating an email marketing campaign that drives conversions from the team at Monetate. It is something I encourage my clients to do and part of the strategy we have employed in the launch and growth of InsiderJobs.
Monetate Marketing Infographics
The wheels are turning in Newcastle. All aboard the DiGiTal express.28Nov12
Almost 18 months ago I posted My Plan for Creating an Innovative City. In it I reasoned that we needed two major breakthroughs to help Newcastle reposition itself as a centre for technology and innovation; high-speed broadband and the hosting of a major event along the lines of SxSW.
In the ensuing year and a half the wheels of progress have been turning and a passionate community of "agitators" has emerged to run with the theme. Things are starting to happen and it's time for you to get involved.
Firstly, Gordon Whitehead launched Digital Newcastle, under the banner of The Lunaticks Society of Newcastle, in order to lobby and educate anyone who will listen. His energy and enthusiasm has been infectious.
Secondly, a taskforce called Hunter DiGiT was formed with a vision to establish the Hunter Region as a leading digital economy with a global reputation, by 2020. Their objectives are:
- Online Participation: Encourage adoption of internet based technologies.
- Broadband Infrastructure: Attract commercial or government funded projects to provide world-class broadband infrastructure.
- Digital Literacy and Skills: Encourage investment in technology education to equip the region's transition to a digital economy.
- Social Inclusion: Increase digital literacy & broadband access for low income & disadvantaged groups.
- Digital Industry: Support the growth of creative, digital and cultural sectors.
- Reputation: Promote the regions digital and creative industry sectors and position the region as a place where talented people and start-ups want to live.
- Investment: Develop support networks to enable start-ups to access funds for growth.
This Friday 30 November, 2012 the vision starts to become reality as we mark the official launch of Hunter DiGiT with a special breakfast and day-long Expo.
Topics to be discussed include:
- Technology Use in the Hunter 2012
- Why embracing digital is important to our region
- Telehealth
- Gov 2.0 Looking to the Future
- Legal matters in a digital age
- Today's New Business Model
- How to market to the World
Speakers and panelists include:
Brendan Brooks President of Hunter DiGiT, Tim Owen, AM, MSS MP, Isabel Boniface – Microsoft, Anthea Bill – Hunter Valley Research Foundation, Gareth Berry – Unleashed, Craig Wilson – Sticky, Matt Crozier – Bang the Table, Anthony Scully – ABC, Jason Rumianek – Hunter Medicare Local, Roger Pryor, Roderick Smith – Evescourt Legal, Nick Bowditch – Facebook, Stephen Bourne – Business & Commercial Lawyer at Mananua Inc, Tim Holloway – Deputy, Marcus Westbury – Renew Australia, Damien Mahoney – Stackla, Gareth Berry – Unleashed, Nick Bartlett – GeoOP, Wayne Schmidt – Xero, Roger Gregg – Invitbox, Tim Holloway – Deputy HR
There will also be a range of businesses showcasing their innovative products and services. you'll be surprised to learn how much talent and how many great little innovative companies are now in Newcastle. It's going to be an exciting day.
The team behind Hunter DiGiT have worked tirelessly to put this together and kick-start the digital economy here in Newcastle. Their doing it not for profit but because they love this town and want to see innovation and technology prosper here.
Now its your turn to get on board. What do you have to do? Just turn up. The Expo is free to attend. Meet great local businesses, hear some informative presentations and discussions. Get involved.
The wheels are now turning. "All aboard!!!"
Facts and stats for online display advertising success19Nov12
Online display advertising is a tricky area. So many eyeballs, so much potential but is the model going to succeed in the long-term for big players like Facebook and Google or are there new threats looming? This infographic from Prestige Marketing nicely summarizes the global online display market, it's trends and it's best performing sectors, and throws in some nice tips for your own online advertising success.
How Tablet Shoppers are Changing eCommerce5Nov12
The original iPad was launched back in April 2010, kicking off the tablet computing era. In less than two and a half years Apple have sold over 100 million iPads. Then there are the other popular tablets on the market from Samsung, Amazon and more.
In short, a lot of us are now using tablets a lot of the time and this is having a major impact on eCommerce. This has led to the rise of "couch commerce" as most people tend to use them in their living rooms. The implications for marketers are numerous as this great infographic from Monetate illustrates.
Monetate Marketing Infographics
Online Marketing Tips for Property Listings2Nov12
Continuing my recent theme of how technology and social media is affecting and interrupting various industries, this week I thought I'd look at real estate. My family was in real estate for 40 years so its something I have been watching for a long time. I also took a lot of interest in a friend of mine who sold his Sydney home after moving to the USA by utilising social media. He said the best inquiries and the ultimate sale came from his online strategy rather than the agent.
In a buyer's market, exposure is one of the most important factors to consider when you are selling property. There is no outlet that will give you wider exposure than the internet. Real estate agents have long been aware of this, with a recent online marketing survey finding that real estate is the industry with the most internet savvy, second only to those in the internet business itself. For individuals who have property they wish to sell or rent, taking a two-pronged approach to online real estate marketing is recommended. The use of online listings websites combined with social media marketing will reach the largest audience in the shortest amount of time.
Listing Property with Real Estate Websites
One of the primary ways to use the power of online marketing is to use websites for selling your home. Approximately 87% of Australian consumers turn to online listings before they contact a real estate agent. This means you should put forth the effort to create a flawless listing. Attractive photos, attention-grabbing headings, and a list of your home's most important features will help your property stand out. Listings without images or any relevant information will usually get skipped over by anyone performing a specific search, so be sure to include all pertinent information.
Market your Listing Using Social Media
You may already have your listing up, but if you want to draw in the full potential range of potential buyers or renters you'll need to start casting a wider net. This is where social media marketing tactics come into play. The following techniques can help you market your listing.
- Property Blog – Create a blog for your property. You could use free services like WordPress or Blogger to get started, which come equipped with free templates. This helps you tell the story of your home and reach out to potential buyers on a more personal level, using video, images, and social media widgets.
- Keyword Research -Determine which keywords are searched for most frequently by those looking for property listings in your area. You can then work these into your blog and online listing.
- Create Multiple Accounts – Setting up different social media accounts for your property will allow you to reach out to a potentially unlimited audience. Twitter, Flickr, Picasa, Facebook, and LinkedIn can all be used to sell your property when given its own unique profiles. This is less time-consuming than it seems, because you can use the same information for each account.
- Post Regularly – It's tempting to set up these accounts, post your listing online, and be done with it. Yet this defeats the purpose of using social media to market your property. If you want to rent your house, use your Twitter account and blog to post interesting news for renters or personal anecdotes about features in your home.
- Engage and Share – Interact with your audience, responding to comments and encouraging contacts to share stories you've posted. The more you engage with social media, the higher the likelihood that you'll find a receptive buyer.
By combining the use of a professional listings website with your own social media marketing campaign, you can reach out to a far more diverse audience. Although it takes a bit of effort to take the online initiative, you'll boost your chances of success in a tight housing market.
How Retail-Integrated eCommerce helps both brands and retailers29Oct12
The traditional commerce model has been something like this:
Manufacturer produces product -> ships it to retailers -> retailer markets product -> retailer sells to consumer –> retailer orders more product from manufacturer.
As the internet has grown and e-commerce become more viable many manufacturers looked to cut out the middleman:
Manufacturer produces product -> manufacturer markets product -> manufacturer sells to consumer
This worked for some but obviously resulted in a lot of retailers no longer supporting the manufacturer. Not an ideal outcome.
Now there's a new model to consider, Retail-integrated eCommerce:
Branded manufacturers sell online directly to consumers -> manufacturer passes order to their retailers for delivery to customer
The following infographic from Shopatron demonstrates how the new model works. Is it Retail-Integrated eCommerce something your industry should be considering?


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BF3 expansions announced
Well I didn't believe it at first, but it's been confirmed, three new expansions for Battlefield 3 have been announced.
They are, in order:
- Close Quarters - Set for a June release, Close Quarters sounds to be, of course, a closed-in expansion; it will probably focus on infantry combat, and will, like B2K, feature new weapons and assignments.
- Armored Kill - As its namesake indicates, it will be a vehicle-heavy pack, and is set for a fall launch date. It will feature new tanks, ATVs (like the Quad Bike, probably), and even mobile artillery, as well as what is being called the "biggest map in Battlefield history".
- End Game - Set for a winter release, it's quite likely that, as its namesake would indicate, be the end of BF3 expansions. Very little info was given on that particular pack.
So there you have it, the long-awaited BF3 DLC.
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Paris Poems - Poems For Paris
Poems about paris. You can read the best paris poems. Browse through all paris poems.
229.dirt filled curtains
the pain of art darkens.an angel harkens.a killer picks his choices.he still hears their voices.they say play in the field, the killing field, always was the deal.a silly green balloon filled with air of doom.to dragoons, dont bemoan the fact that you lack tact.you can have paris hilton back.she lacks the act of acts, my favorite bible book, in fact.be in the morning dew cause im after you.after two are murdered i wont hurt her mama, i got bills to pay, love obama.the stretcher carried the body, she was a naughty hottie, now the lot where she was found is shaded down, her case lay in the ground. read more »
230.Temporary Home
The earth is just my home
until I say goodbye
I'll live here till the time comes
to go up in the sky read more »
231.Hoy Lu-Lu
I wish I too had black friends
With strange unheard-of names.
I wish I could travel with them read more »
232.Limerick: Once A Korean Crossed The Border
Once a Korean crossed the border
Found his papers were not in order
They checked his knees and genes
Found he ate the same beans read more »
233.Limerick: Once A Mum Mademoiselle Rode In A Metro
for Heather M.
Once (a) mum Mademoiselle rode in (a) Metro
Felt snug and dozed dreaming of Brando read more »
234.Limerick: Once A Delicious Hen Fed On Rice-Sticks
for Delysia Hendricks, with many, many thanks
Once a delicious hen fed on rice-sticks
Loved gorging herself on limericks read more »
235.Ode To One Who Is Injured
Some scholars say, that the city of no compare
Is greatest in April. In the time fools find fairest,
I found it in your blondest life, an April Paris
In Autumn Fall, at the least of all, a differed share read more »
236.Limerick: Once The Great Grandson Of Queen Victoria
Once the great grandson* of Victoria
Heir to the throne of tsarist Russia
Saved by "Doc" Rasputin
Killed by Lenin-Stalin read more »
237.In Paris
It was so very many years ago
Yet it comes to me like yesterday.
we walked the pathway of the seine
arm in arm in love for the first time read more »
brews of drink
crews of think
girls blink
golf link read more »
239.Paris the lover - Clerihew
240.Problem Solving
sue.sue me mother fucker
im getin truck loads of money for writing poems
im getting johns loins
im getting paris hilton read more »
New Paris Poems
- Paris forever, Milan Georges Burovac
- Charlie Hebdo Haiku, john tiong chunghoo
- Paris, Nassy Fesharaki
- VIVA le France, Charles Hice
- JeSuisCharlie (French for I am Charlie) .., Chenou Liu
- Paris, Native Land, Ali Podrimja
- Don't say Paris, Diane Seuss
- It's Paris, You Know!, Alex Nodopaka
- Affairs in Paris, sallam yassin
- Helen of Troy, Elia Michael
- Limerick: Once A Future King Heir Apparent, T (no first name) Wignesan
- Love and Entropy, Deliot Taylor
- Paris, Translation Of Paul Verlaine's Po.., T (no first name) Wignesan
- A Cup of Coffee, Pierre Rausch
- Limerick: Once A Briton In The Tour De F.., T (no first name) Wignesan
- Haiku Eight Homeless Dead, Jonathan ROBIN
- Limerick: Once A Dapper Diplomat In Paris, T (no first name) Wignesan
- Rock a bye Train, Diana Rosser
- Conduisez A Paris, douglas scotney
- Limerick: Once A Belly-Dancer In Cairo, T (no first name) Wignesan
- Medieval Mirage, Nicolas GRENIER
- Rondelet: Bad Guy Dope*, T (no first name) Wignesan
- Paris, Saika Pierre
- Paris, MacGregor Tagliaferro
- Paris, Guillaume Apollinaire
- Lovers In Paris, Gaylord Munemo
- In A Paris State Of Mind, Robin Bennett
- A Paris State Of Mind, Robin Bennett
- Paris Rain, J.D McNair
- Through Paris 1970, Terry Collett
- Le jardin, Jacques Prevert
- Benjamin Franklin, Saiom Shriver
- Paris Rain, Windsor Guadalupe Jr
- Paris, Abbie Knobben
- Paris, Please Accept Me, As A Human Refu.., ahmed khaled
- december in Paris, oskar hansen
- Ghost of Paris, Joseph Narusiewicz
- PARIS, Sylvia Frances Chan
- Ode To Venus, Nazmul Haque
- Schizophrénie Algérien, Margaret Alice Second
- Tatooed Lovers, kp. shashidharan
- PARIS SONG, Aldo Kraas
- A Rondel For Olivia, Annabel Cruz
- Paris, Hrayr Tchanan
- In Paris, Marina Ivanovna Tsvetaeva
- For Selma, Langston Hughes
- PLASTER OF PARIS, Dónall Dempsey
- Cafe Prague., Patrick Sant
- London To Paris, Joyce Hemsley
- Paris(Lil Sis), Angel Wade
- Paris (Tribute to Michael Jackson), JAMES T. ADAIR
- Travel Haiku - Spring in Paris, john tiong chunghoo
- Ooh-la-la Oompa-Loompa, Joe Rosochacki
- A Trip to Paris, Boonk Jackson
- PARIS MORNING, Lisa Rhodes
- Cafe Paris, Arthur Q. Kromwelle
- Poetry In Motion Somewhere In Paris, A Poet Who Loves To Sing ... ..
- My beautiful Lady, Framarz Bagheri
- Rue de Paris, Elaine Oxamendi Vicet
- He Never Strays Far, Joyce Hemsley
- DEEP SEA IN LONDON AND PARIS also PARIS .., WAEL MOREICHEH
- Paris, Inverno de 1994, João Tomaz Parreira
- pink, chris bowen, a.k.a to wit
- PARIS YOU ARE ALWAYS IN MY HEART, Aldo Kraas
- Paris the lover - Clerihew, Khadim Hussain
- Helen of Greece - Clerihew, Khadim Hussain
- Problem Solving, chris bowen, a.k.a to wit
- You Are My Everything, Aldo Kraas
- Mona Lisa, John McCornack
- tourism, jan oskar hansen
- PARIS, Aldo Kraas
- Travel haiku - nevada, john tiong chunghoo
All Poems
- alone
- america
- angel
- anger
- april
- baby
- ballad
- beach
- beautiful
- beauty
- believe
- birth
- brother
- butterfly
- car
- carpe diem
- change
- chicago
- childhood
- children
- cinderella
- city
- courage
- crazy
- dance
- dark
- daughter
- death
- depression
- despair
- dream
- family
- fate
- father
- fear
- fire
- food
- football
- freedom
- friend
- frog
- funeral
- funny
- future
- girl
- god
- graduation
- greed
- grief
- haiku
- hair
- happiness
- happy
- hate
- heart
- heaven
- hero
- home
- hope
- house
- husband
- identity
- innocence
- january
- joy
- june
- justice
- kiss
- laughter
- life
- lonely
- loss
- lost
- love
- lust
- marriage
- memory
- mirror
- money
- moon
- mother
- murder
- music
- nature
- night
- ocean
- ode
- paris
- passion
- peace
- people
- pink
- poem
- poetry
- poverty
- power
- pride
- racism
- rain
- rainbow
- red
- remember
- respect
- river
- romance
- romantic
- rose
- running
- school
- sea
- sick
- silver
- sister
- sky
- sleep
- snake
- soldier
- sometimes
- song
- sonnet
- sorrow
- spring
- star
- success
- suicide
- summer
- sun
- swimming
- sympathy
- teacher
- thanks
- time
- together
- travel
- trust
- truth
- war
- warning
- water
- wedding
- winter
- woman
- work
- world


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There are 3 videos in this album. Albums make it easy to organize a collection of videos. They can be used to display videos together, or sent to friends as a playlist. You can even arrange the order of videos in each album.
You can add a video to one of your albums or create a new album from the "+Add to…" tab on video pages.
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Below are top resources on SparkPeople for Gastrointestinal Surgery For Severe Obesity.
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Hope the surgery goes well. Nerdette has some good ideas below...I've used gum myself in the past...until my boss told me it was unprofessional (she's since left the organization and I'm still here...).... Read more
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Use a who's-free-when app to find a good night and invite some friends over. Keep it to 4 people max, or else it turns into a drunken clown ensemble.
Pick a meat project, source the necessary equipment and ingredients, plan out the meal to feed the troops, and you're ready to roll.
Once you turn it into a regular occasion, give your meat club a name, like the Salami Slingers or Chi-Town Chorizos. Create a team Twitter account, tweet your meat trophies, and give us a follow @meatclubin. Bonus points for making team aprons and wristbands.
We originally started Meat Club as a constructive guys' night. But guys and gals are welcome at Meat Club — as long as they love meat.
We whittled down our meat projects to pick out the 12 favorites that we thought you'd love the most. After a couple of years making, re-making and re-re-making them, we feel they're foolproof and that when you make them, you'll think they're the dog's bollocks.
Andouille2 days
Bacon8 days
Bratwurst3 hours
Breakfast Sausage2 hours
Hot Dogs2 days
Italian Sausage3 hours
Kielbasa2 days
Linguiça2 days
Longganisa3 hours
Merguez4 hours
Mexican Chorizo3 hours
Pastrami5 days
There aren't many rules to Meat Club, but they're pretty damn important.
Whenever we mentioned Meat Club, someone inevitably asked, "What's the first rule? Or are you not allowed to talk about it?"
We just had to add these Fight Club-esque rules to our weekly sausage fest. While a bit cliché, we felt that without those rules Meat Club would simply be incomplete.
Howdy, we're Ryan and Dietrich. We founded the PDX Meat Club in Portland, Oregon back in 2010.
We made thousands of pounds of meat in our club, and decided to put together a collection of tips and our favorite recipes. We wrote the book we wish we'd had when we started our meat club - simple, illustrative, concise, and fun.
We've initially published Meat Club as an iPad app (Android tablet app is coming soon). Check it out and let us know what you think!
If we get enough love, we'll turn it into a physical book. So tell your friends all about it, sign up for our mailing list to stay in the loop...
... and follow us on the socials to catch a whiff of our new meat recipes when they're out.
Post your meat trophy pics up on Twitter, Instagram and Flickr with the hashtag #meatclub.


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U.T. Khader says a majority of 1,500 letters cited 'family illness'
Health and Family Welfare Minister U.T. Khader on Sunday regretted erosion of values among students and called for bringing ethics to the centre stage of education system.
He was speaking after inaugurating the 16 Slice Big Bore CT scanning machine at the Shirdi Sai Baba Cancer Centre, a part of the Kasturba Hospital, here.
Mr. Khader said since taking over as minister he had received nearly 1,500 transfer requests from government doctors. A majority of them have sought transfer stating that their family members were ill. There isn't a single letter suggesting measures to improve the functioning of the department. There is a need for students to be told about their responsibility to the society.
He said the government had chalked out several plans to improve healthcare in the State including eradication of anaemia. "Just as we have eradicated polio we will also ensure that iron deficiency among children is checked. Most of the children suffer from iron deficiency and they are not aware if it. They will come to know about the problem as they grow iron deficiency led to other complications," he said.
Mr. Khader said that Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad will launch the nation-wide programme to eradicate anaemia in Bangalore on Wednesday. Mr. Khader said that his aim was not to build more hospitals, but to step up disease prevention. The department will hold health check-up camps every year in rural areas to check blood sugar levels and blood pressure of people aged above 30. "We also have plans to screen people for cancer symptoms," he said.
He lauded Manipal University's proposal to take Mangalore Assembly constituency under its Arogya Suraksha scheme. "I support any participation by private organisations for the benefit of society," Mr. Khader, who is elected from Mangalore, said.