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In order to expand its global footprint, Target Corporation (TGT - Free Report) has been focusing on the Canadian market for quite some time now. To materialize its plans, the company will be opening 124 stores in 2013, with the first 24 to be inaugurated in Mar 2013 and spread across Ontario.

After unveiling 3 pilot stores at Stone Road in Guelph, Milton Mall Shopping Centre in Milton and Gates of Fergus in Fergus on Mar 5, this Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) stock will open 17 locations today. The remaining 4 stores are slated to open on Mar 28.

We believe that the opening of stores outside the United States will definitely boost the company’s top and bottom lines and improve its cash flow generation capability. The stores will carry items ranging from beauty and apparel to home, grocery, and personal care.

Some of the brands that would find shelf space in the Target stores include Nate Berkus Collection, the Sonia Kashuk Collection, Giada De Laurentiis and Shaun White apparel. The stores would also feature a wide range of Target owned and exclusive brands, such as C9 by Champion, Circo, Archer Farms, Market Pantry and Up & Up.

Today, the people in Canada will gain the access to 17 new Target stores. These stores will be opened at Ajax - Durham Centre, Aurora - Aurora Shopping Centre, Brampton - Shoppers World Brampton, Burlington - Millcroft Centre, Cambridge - Cambridge Centre, Etobicoke - Cloverdale Mall, Hamilton - Centre Mall, Lindsay - Lindsay Square Mall, London - Masonville Place, London - Westmount Shopping Centre, Newmarket - Upper Canada Mall, Orillia - Orillia Square Mall, Toronto - Centrepoint Mall, Toronto - East York Town Centre Waterdown - Flamborough Power Centre, Whitby - Taunton Road Power Centre and Windsor - Devonshire Mall.

The remaining 4 outlets will commence operations next week in Brampton - Trinity Common, Burlington - Burlington Mall, Mississauga - Square One Shopping Centre and Toronto - Shoppers World Danforth.

Target intends to focus on its core businesses. The company plans to sustain its remodeling program at the existing general merchandise locations by the addition of an expanded food section along with a greater assortment of dry dairy and frozen items, improved store layout and enhancement of in-store shopping experience across departments, such as apparel, home, beauty, shoes and baby.

Alongside, Target is seeking promising expansion opportunities in international markets such as Canada and Latin America. Recently, the company revealed its plans to introduce smaller-format stores called CityTarget, similar to that of its biggest rival, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT - Free Report) .

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  • #18425
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    I live near Morrisons on chesterfield road, sheffield but notice this is not on the zap map why is this it does make me wonder how many more there are that are not listed as there seems to be so few in south yorkshire- sheffield and chesterfield where we live it would be good to know other than trawling round how many there really are about. we are about to pick up our nissan leaf tekna this week and am a little apprehensive, thanks Gail

    • #18487

      Hi Gail

      Sorry to hear that the Morrisons point is not on our map, we would really like to add this charge point if you could provide the necessary details through our Add a Charge Point Form.

      Zap-Map Live is the most comprehensive and accurate charging map in the UK and whilst the objective is to have every publicly available point listed, given the changeable and fragmented nature of the market, maintaining an accurate database is challenging; feedback from users is critical to keep the data as up to date as possible.

      With our Add a Charge Point Form and the ability to report updates on specific points, we welcome this all important user feedback, which will be reviewed by our data manager before being uploaded on to the map.

      I hope that you enjoy your new Nissan LEAF and please feel fee to contact us with any further questions/feedback.

      Many thanks

      Ed (Zap-Map)

  • #19047
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    If its like the Morrisons at Elland near Halifax West Yorkshire they won’t have a clue.

    I have been asking the store and their head office for over a month now and no one can tell me who operates it or how to use it – unbeliveable!

    Its not the operator on the sticker on the post. I contacted them and they said it was not one of theirs.

    Richard W. – Ampera Owner.

  • #22036
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    I think your website is really good and easy to use and with the mobile app makes it the ultimate tool for an EV driver. I was wondering though whether you could add a new filter to your map search? You have the different power outages and then the type of charge point but was wondering if it would be possible to add a supplier filter? E.g Ecotricity, pod point search?

    I feel that many would benefit from this filter especially those going on long trips who may just want to use the Ecotricity charge points.

    Thanks for taking the time to read my comment and keep up the good work.

  • #22207
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    General rant – not aimed at you guys at all!

    Having been a Leaf owner for 2-1/2 months, and having friends in the US who’ve had one for 4-1/2 years, I’m absolutely flabbergasted at the appalling mess of the UK public charging network in comparison to California.

    In the US you simply swipe your credit card. No messing around with pre-registering and pre-paying on multiple different networks. Charge points WORK.

    In the last week I’ve tried to use the SSE network: one worked, one silently failed, and the Polar: two failed, and on calling their helpline the duty chap said “the mobile app doesn’t work, ask the office for a card”. That would be the office that denied that they used cards at all–. Both these still show up as “available” on their maps many hours later – and the engineer wasn’t due to attend for “about 48 hours”.

    The only network that seems to work is Ecotricity, but the user interface on their points is needlessly complex (one small plus point there to SSE, theirs is much better: press one button, swipe your card, plug in). Not great, it’s still slow and hard to use – see next two paragraphs!

    ALL the charge points have a glaring (literally) flaw: the displays are feeble, have no shading, and are unreadable in direct sun. I can safely say that CA tends to be sunnier than the UK. No problem, the points (which incidentally are *much* smaller and neater) are all designed so you can see what’s going on.

    Oh yes: they don’t take 2-3 minutes to “communicate with the vehicle” after you plug in. A couple of seconds is all.

    All in all, unless and until the various operators sort themselves out they are going to seriously hamper EV takeup. If I was an EV manufacturer I’d be very annoyed!

    Trouble is, there are lots of companies building these networks, and they mostly seem to use the same charge point hardware, so it looks like we are stuck with this.

  • #22555
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    We have a VW e-UP! [ V Yorkshire] & have just made 1st trip ‘abroad’ since collecting it 3 months ago. Sheffield to N Devon & Somerset. Planned route reqd use of motorways for Service Station hops. Ecotricity all the way to M5 junction with A361 Tiverton. Used CCS 50kW rapid chargers [swipe card for free] – excellent. Tiverton only had CCS 43kW AC Type 2. For 50% charge it took 2 1/2 hrs! Otherwise, mission successfully & satisfyingly completed over a week.

    I now learn from VW that the 43kW AC chargers may potentially damage the drive battery, affecting the validity of the warranty! The limit for the VW EV’s appears to be Type 2 7kW-22kW, or in other measures, 16A-32A AC. The CCS 50kW DC is apparently perfectly satisfactory.
    VW owners need to be aware.
    Perhaps Ecotricity cd install more CCS 50kW rapid chargers & start making a small charge, or subscription service to cover their costs?

  • #22759
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    Hi Edward, great work on this site!

    I posted a few weeks ago about the general mess of the UK public networks.

    I wonder if there is, anywhere, a public forum that will get these issues noticed. Thinking of writing to Nissan UK MD, at least they have a vested interest in fixing this mess, even if it’s not their fault.

    More experiences:

    1: Some of the points listed in your map – and the in-car map in Leafs – either don’t exist, are not accessible to the public, or are so well hidden they may as well not exist.

    2: Chargemaster/Polar in particular are very good at siting their 3/7Kw units so a single parked car hides them. We need a standard sign for all charge points – there’s already a good logo,the fuel pump with a plug.

    3: Chargemaster/Polar again: the mobile app is CRAP: if it works it takes minutes to do so, is utterly uninformative, and on one occasion last weekend the car got so confused that it turned on by itself and would not turn off (note to call Nissan, some software glitch?). Their answer is their subscription service, but that means a regular payment for a service I will use very occasionally.

    4: No joined up thinking. Going to Cambridge next weekend, and find there’s lots of public points there. Almost all operated by “Charge East”, which requires an annual subscription. So for the occasional visitor, not very useful.

    5: Still finding points that are out of service far more than seems reasonable, and it’s not vandalism. I can’t see how anyone could vandalise a rapid charge unit without leaving very visible damage (and probably killing yourself!)

    This is the equivalent of having to buy prepaid/subscription cards for each fuel vendor (Shell, Texaco, Tesco etc), and then finding some sites closed, some missing, some hidden, and then working out which site has a nozzle that matches your car, and hoping it will be working.

    All in all, this is completely counterproductive to encouraging EV use.

    On three out of three longer trips (IE >80 miles round trip) with my wife we have got into extended “find a point we can actually get to work” mode, and she now flatly refuses to use the car if there is any chance of needing to charge on the go. That means local trips only. She is by no means a technophobe.

    I have 30+ years in the computer industry in engineering roles,and I have never seen such a mess. It’s easy to have multiple competing vendors, but they must make it simple to use, with common controls. The car industry worked this out 100 years ago when Cadillac invented the standard 3 pedal system.

  • #22805
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    Hi All,

    Love Zap-Map – particularly the mobile app which has helped me out a few times :-) ! Being a pure EV driver covering relatively high mileage (heading for 30k miles this year in my Model S) I have to wonder about what will happen to charge point availability when the next raft of plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) hit the roads…

    I have never (so far) had to wait for a charger or had real issues finding a suitable charging station in the southern half of the country (just plan your trip and be sure to know where there are alternatives) but I am fairly sure that we will see problems soon with PHEVs clogging up public charging stalls… I am lucky in that I can usually use a Tesla Supercharger on route but many times we rely on a CHADEMO or similar near our destination if overnight top-up is not possible.

    Does anyone have any information as to the likely rollout of (and provider/local authority support for) the additional higher power charging stations that are going to be needed over the next year or two? I would like to think that this is all being planned for but news is a bit thin on the ground!

  • #23141
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    Plugged in Midlands is no longer £24 pe year but £7.85 per month (£94 per year). Perhaps this should be updated?

  • #24445
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    As a prospective Nissan Leaf owner in Norfolk I naturally went onto the SourceEast website to register for a swipe card. Unfortunately many of the website pages are unavailable including the registration page – “HTTP 404 Not Found” error.
    I did contact support who emailed back saying it was all working but obviously isn’t.
    Is their a problem with SourceEast? Has anyone recently successfully registered for one of their cards?
    Any news gratefully received.

  • #24975
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    Group, do you guys know what charging network is represented by the Zap-Map acronym of DBTDQ?

    Planning a trip from London down south and don’t want to show up at a charging point only to realise it’s a network of which I’m not a member.

    Thanks a lot!

  • #25120

    Hi Sergei

    DBTDQ are DBT Rapid chargers and typically installed by Ecotricity network. On the Info Box on a point, click on the “i” tab and it will tell you which network operates the point.

    Thanks Melanie (Zap-Map)

  • #25237
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    I fortunately have access at present to free charging through Ireland at present ,however this will not remain so for much longer and as its free I will put up with glitches in the infrastructure but as it gets busier and faults not resolved may become more frustrating

    Examples charging post in local outlet area appears to not like my Zoe for some months now
    Blame the car appears to be the come back when trying to resolve , never had that at traditional garage
    Not sure how most ev newbies would take that

    If we end up with cars working with infrastructure as PCs work ev sales will stall
    Charging must be more robust , and putting problems back to ev owner will make will put off transition further from other forms

    End of rant , love ev , infrastructure will need to keep pace with sales

    As many in uk pay and soon Ireland will be paying , and in the case of Ireland proposed payment scheme put back due to protesting price structure 16.99 euro a month plan upfront for total use of fast chargers , and super fast charged on time 30 cents per minute those in charge must not drive ev as the flaws in this easily seen , I digress this has not come into operation and as I in uk end of Ireland not sure on procedures up north even time bringing in charging but if can’t use a charger would be angry ev users , like having empty petrol stations though u paid up front for fuel

  • #26986
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    I contacted a York hotel , whose charging point is on the public access map , and was told that the ev charge point was for residents only
    have I misunderstood the meaning of public access , or is the hotel incorrect in its advice?
    many thanks

    • #26987

      Hi chargedog, could you provide me with the name and postcode of the device and I will look into this further?

  • #27021
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    Best Western Monkbar Hotel – St Maurice’s Road, York, YO31 7JA

    • #27024

      Hi Chargedog, it appears to be for patrons staying at the hotel only. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

  • #27049
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    Hi , thinking of buying a Leaf , currently on my first day of a weeks test drive, does anyone know if i can still claim the 45p for the first 10,000 miles and 25p for every mile after that from my company as i am using it for work ? i cant see anything on the government web sites to say i cant

    Any info would be appreciated

  • #27050
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    I have claimed the 45p rate on a few occasions, but probably less than 100 miles in all. I don’t think HMRC has caught up with EVs yet. Of course, what your employer might think is another matter!

  • #27679
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    I discovered today that not all Polar chargepoints are available through the Polar Instant PAYG app. Some, such as the one at postcode B14 7BH, don’t show up on the Polar Instant app because they are only available to people who join Polar Plus (a subscription service). It would help others if you could make this clear in your explanation of the Polar network above.

  • #27746
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    Is it possible to search for hotels with charge points as i travel around the country and look for hotels with a charging facility but there still doesn’t seem to be an easy way to search either through yourselves or even on hotel websites?

  • #27788
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    Jolly Green John

    Following the introduction of charging at the Ecotricity rapid charge points, I decided to switch over to Ecotricity. To save money, I need to use most of my allowed 52 free charges during the year, but I like the fact that they are producing all their power from renewable resources, so for me that is a plus

    However, I think for longer journeys, new strategies are required to minimise the times I use Ecotricity points. I quite often use “Eco routes” from the Leaf SATNAV, rather than fastest routes, and can normally squeeze out 95 miles on a charge. But now I am now looking for “cost effective” routes as well

    This is more of a manual task, searching out free and low cost chargers on suitable (alternative) routes. Of course, for leaf owners there are the friendly Nissan garages, Zero net is often free (but they are not fast charges), as are some Polar charge points (apart from the connection fee for “instant”). It is out of my usual area, but it looks like source london is also cheap to use, and of course there are a few other open access points without charge.

    Also normally I set off on a route with a full charge, but this may not be the best strategy. I arrive at many of the rapid chargers I use, needing only a top up toget to destination. My new strategy will involve trying to arrive with around 20%, to get close to the maximum kWh from a 30 minute charge.

    With planning I hope the leaf will still prove cost effective as well as pleasing to drive for the vast majority of my driving requirements, but I am looking forward to the day they bring out one with 200 plus mile range.

    If anyone has any other cost saving tips, would be great to hear

    My daily commute is simple however – 30 miles round trip, very average. But I pass each day an Ecotricity point that is visible from the M27. It used to be regularly occupied by a Leaf or a mitsubishi PHEV. Since the charge came in, I have not seen it in use once. For the PHEVs, the petrol is cheaper.

  • #28005
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    Hate to be a naysayer and nasty PHEV owner to boot, but at the moment there is no such thing as green electricity. All electricity supplies come from the National Grid whether it be EDF, E-on, Ecotricity or whoever. I see constant cries of “OH but we’re totally green!!”, but unless they have their own nationwide grid there is absolutely no possibility of totally green electricity for anyone.
    This brings me to the point of EV vs PHEV. I use a PHEV (Outlander to be precise) simply because there are no range problems should I be away from charge points. IF i could afford it……… and it’s a mighty big if being a disabled pensioner……..I wouldn’t hesitate to buy a Tesla. The Leaf just hasn’t got the room or capability to carry a large, heavy mobility scooter without large restrictions on range, and the same with other models.
    I live in Norfolk, and apart from Swaffham, the nearest Chademo point is Peterborough. I do attempt to use the car in electric mode as much as possible. However even that option is now greatly reduced by Ecotricity’s shennigans of the last months. Don’t get me wrong…… I pay, sometimes handsomely ( get round the Gloucester/Worcester and some of Essex areas and watch your eyes pop as you realise the price :) I have RFID for CYC, Polar and apps for Podpoint amongst the others, and don’t object to paying, except when we’re speaking 25p kw/hr upwards PLUS parking of £4 or £5..

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    Although Jon (Aug 22nd) is correct in saying that we all use the same National Grid for electricity, we can in fact use green (renewable) electricity if we are customers of Ecotricity, Green Energy and other renewable electricity suppliers. The way it works is that these suppliers match the electricity they generate (from solar, wind, hydro-electric etc) to the amount of electricity that their customers consume.
    It may be fair to say that, some of the time, those customers may be using use more than their renewable suppliers are generating. Conversely some of the time the renewable companies will be generating more than their customers are using (when it’s very windy and very sunny for example). But overall the generation and consumption are pretty well matched.
    To have a strict match of renewable generation and consumption AT THE SAME TIME would be difficult and would mean generators (wind turbines and solar panels) would have to be turned off when renewable customers are not using much electricity, which would obviously be wasteful of good supplies of wind and sunlight, and also mean that more fossil fuels would have to be burned than necessary during these times. This would make no sense economically or environmentally.
    As it is, the mix of renewable and fossil fuels electricity supporting each other when there is an excess, or an under-supply, of sun and wind works well I think.
    Personally, in addition to buying electricity from Ecotricity, I have solar panels on my roof and make an effort to charge my car when the sun is shining as far as possible.
    I also walk around wearing a halo obviously :-)

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    I still find the argument you put forward puzzling ecoAndrew. As I undertsand the grid ALL generated electricty ends up there, therefore we all use a mix whether or no we’re Ecotricity customers.
    I get the feeling I’m being sold the old three card trick
    .Let’s assume the grid to be a jar of a liquid……beer mayhap…….with several inputs……..Fosters. Ind Coope, Marstons, Bass, Worthington and Joe’s private brewery from down the street shall we say. There is one delivery tap. Open that tap and I get a mix………’s inseperable. I could no more claim I used exclusively small brewery real ale than I could claim I walk on water..
    The same applies to the National Grid. many suppliers, green and non-green, fill it’s “jar”. There is one metered “tap” out of which comes the mix of all types of generated electricity. We all use green generated electricity whether we be with E-on, Ecotricity, British Gas or whoever to the same degree.
    It’s not possible, UNLESS there’s a totally separate green generation and supply grid ( Home wind turbine,solar panels etc.for example), for anyone to claim they use green electricity solely or indeed for any company to advertise the fact that they sell only green electricity FROM the National Grid. They may sell it to the national grid but the customer at point of sale most certainly doesn’t get pure green, no matter the protestations of the green generator companies
    I appreciate the argument that the green generators supply only green electricity to the grid, however it gets sorta diluted so they do not sell exclusively green electricity to the retail customer.
    I stand by my original point that at this moment in time there is no such thing as green electricity. to the mass martket. I’ll add “until we have a green National Grid and separation of generated supplies” to it if it helps any.
    Oh, and just in case you should think I’m a less than knowledgable on matters environmental and ecological, I own patents and copyrights in the designs of fuel efficient engines, and was involved in designing pure and hybrid hyrdrogen fuelled vehicles, plus hybrid and full EV, and have been deeply involved in such matters since the 1980s…… a long, long time before the present “green revolution” started down it’s path.

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    Its quite simple really.

    Yes, all generated electricity ends up in the grid so you cannot separate the electrons pushed in by Green or other sources.

    The point is that Ecotricity generate enough ‘Green’ power to cover their customers consumption. As their customer base grows their generation capacity grows.

    Ergo, if you are an Ecotricity customer you can quite legitimately claim to only use Green electricity.

    Not sure where the confusion is…?

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    Simple??? Confusion?? Not in my mind. Green energy is the way forward. However, dubious statements and false hypothetical arguments do the cause no good at all.

    Ecotricity plus all other renewable and sustainable source generation = 11.7% of the total electricity generated in the UK.
    That 11.7% is added to the 25.1% nuclear generated and 63.2% fossil fuel generated output and made available of the National Grid.
    Ecotricity customers are connected to the National grid. You are an Ecotricity customer I’d guess. What comes out of your electrical sockets? Is it any different to the stuff that comes out of mine?
    Please explain to me how, as Ecotricity have no seperate and individual grid of their own, you are “legitimately” claiming you are using soley green electricity? Hypothetically is the word I’d use, not legitimately.
    You are using precisely 11.7% green electricity, as is every other National Grid supplied customer in the UK.
    When the national grid is 100% green then , and only then, will you be able to legitimately claim you are 100% green.
    It matter not one jot that Ecotricity (or any of the other Green generation outfits) “cover” their customer usage, the plain simple fact is that unitl there is a dedicated green supply grid we ALL use a mix, and there is no way we can avoid doing so, leastwise, not without going to the massive expense of our own generation capability..

    To put it slightly differently 100% of electricity customers ALSO use the 11.7% green generated electricity.. Are they also able to legitemately claim they are solely green, or is that privilege reserved for Ecotricity customers only?

    As I’ve mentioned before, I’ve lived green power for a very long time, long before the present very slow “revolution”, and quite probably long before many users of phevs and evs existed, or indeed did the actual vehicles. In all those years of patent applications and grants, research & development, fighting my corner to the very highest levels,(try Prime Ministerial and Presidential, and not missing out the odd Sheikh) and trying to break the vicious oil/fossil dominated circle the one thing I’ve learned above all else is to call a spade a spade, because sure as eggs is eggs, some anti green oil company wise*** or bureaucrat will use any dubous statement to their own advantage and put the green cause back a further 100 years, and, sad to say, claiming anyone is 100% green whilst on the National Grid is heaven sent grist to their mill.

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    ..just read this thread and thought that it’s similar in concept to an Airline offsetting [some of] the carbon it produces by planting a bunch of trees and claiming to be Green. Still, anything is better then nowt.

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    Perhaps Jon can help me out with a question.

    Some electrical companies are only middlemen and obviously buy electricity from someone? at one price and then sell it to end users at a mark up.

    Some companies such as Ecotricity actually have their own method of generation. I therefore assume that Ecotricity put their energy into the national grid and then charge end users as required. And I assume Ecotricitys surplus energy is just sold to the grid to be sold by other middlemen.

    I use a company that charges me 9p per kwh, but Ecotricity charges its customers a horrific 15p per kwh.

    So we are all getting electricity from the same pot in the proportions Jon stated. But different companies charge different prices. Does this mean Ecotricity charge more to put energy in the grid than EDF does?

    If this is the case then Ecotricity are making the average customer price higher, which hurts all of us.

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    I can’t disagree with you at all Micky, and it’s more or less what I’ve been saying all along.
    On the Ecotricity front I don’t know what , or if, they receive governmental “Green”grants, but I would imagine they do, so that makes matters worse, as those grants come out of our taxes, a double whammy in effect.
    In a perfect world all generation would be renewable, but unfortunately we don’t live in a perfect world, and anyone who preaches “I use only green” really needs to look at the real electricity generation and distribution facts.
    It matters not that Ecotricity (or anyone else ) generate the same amount as their customers use. You cannot piously claim to use exclusively green electricty…… you can however legitimately claim to use 11.7% green electricity, which rather unfortunatley is precisely what I and every other National Grid electricity user in the country does.
    Using the National Grid one is as much a Nuclear generated power user as everyone else, the same for the other forms.
    As I said in an earlier post it’s the old 3 card trick……… a bit like the range trick… or the mpg trick. We all know in a perfect situation those ranges or mpg figures are obtainable. Unfotunately unlocking the car door and sitting behind the wheel reality creeps in.
    My gripe isn’t with Ecotricty, or full EV owners. My gripe is the misrepresentation of fact. It wasn’t so long ago VW played that game, and we all known the end result. If we as BEV and PHEV users start the same sort of misrepresenation it harms our cause………and believe me, there are many many “interested ” parties would love to see the downfall of the Electric revolution. One doesn’t have to be called Einstein to work it out
    Instead of snobbishly boasting ” I use only Green electricity”, and having everyone with half an ounce of common sense sneer, why not instead say
    ” Thanks to me and my friends who use EVs the atmosphere is cleaner, and you use 11.7% LESS carbon or nuclear generated fuel in your everyday life.”
    Now that IS the truth.

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Zurich, Switzerland, 17 May 2011—IBM (NYSE: IBM) and ETH Zurich, a premiere European science and engineering university, hosted more than 600 guests from industry, academia and government, to open the Binnig and Rohrer Nanotechnology Center located on the campus of IBM Research – Zurich. The facility is the centerpiece of a 10-year strategic partnership in nanoscience between IBM and ETH Zurich where scientists will research novel nanoscale structures and devices to advance energy and information technologies.

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EMPA, a Swiss national research institution under the umbrella of the ETH domain, is also a partner in the new center.

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Scientists and engineers from IBM and ETH Zurich will pursue joint and independent projects, ranging from exploratory research to applied and near-term projects including new nanoscale devices and device concepts as well as generating insights about their scientific foundations at the atomic level. Three ETH professors and their teams have moved into the new building and will conduct part of their research in nanoscience on a permanent basis. Even more ETH researchers will benefit from the partnership and be able to use the excellent infrastructure for various projects.

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Research at the nanometer scale—one nanometer is the length of four gold atoms and 80,000 times smaller than the average width of a human hair—requires fabrication and characterization of nanoscale structures, whose level of accuracy is also at the nanometer or sub-nanometer scale. As a consequence of this scale, experiments are becoming increasingly sensitive to or limited by external disturbances.

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The new Nanotechnology Center will also continue IBM's tradition of environmental awareness and is certified with the Minergie® quality label, a Swiss standard for sustainable and energy-efficient buildings. More specifically, the Center improves its energy footprint with the use of photovoltaics, geothermal probes and heat recovery windows.

The building represents an investment of $60 million in infrastructure costs and an additional $30 million for tooling and equipment which, including the operating costs, are shared by the partners.*

In addition to these partnerships, IBM will also collaborate in the Center with scientists from several Lithuanian universities under a five-year agreement that was signed in September 2010 with the Lithuanian Ministry of Economy and Ministry of Education and Science. This collaboration will focus on integrated photonics and novel photonic materials to create faster computers, improved solar technologies, and nanopatterning security tags for advanced anti-forgery technology.

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The scanning tunneling microscope icon depicts a photo of IBM Fellows and Nobel laureates Gerd Binnig and Heinrich Rohrer with their first-generation scanning tunneling microscope design (middle) and one of the most famous uses of their invention; the spelling of “I B M” with 35 xenon atoms by IBM Fellow Don Eigler, which demonstrated the first controlled movement of individual atoms (right). Both breakthroughs depicted helped launch the field of nanotechnology (see Factsheet).

Throughout 2011, IBM will host the IBM Research Colloquia, convening thought leaders at our global labs to discuss technologies of the future and their potential impact on business and society. The goal of the Colloquia is to bring together the IBM ecosystem of business, government and academia to help define the computing age of the future.

The first of these colloquia took place today at IBM Research – Zurich, and featured a dialogue on Nanotechnology and the Future of Computing with IBM Fellows and Nobel laureates Drs. Gerd Binnig and Heinrich Rohrer, and talks by Prof. Dr. Achim Bachem of the Jülich Research Center on 21st Century Supercomputing; Prof. Dr. Karlheinz Meier, Kirchhoff Institute for Physics at Heidelberg University and Prof. Dr. Daniel Loss of the University of Basel on Quantum Computing.

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25 photos that will inspire you to visit Dubai

Dubai photography

I am fresh off the plane from 2 weeks in Dubai and my mind is still reeling. It is not often that I visit a place only to have every expectation of mine blown out of the water. Everything I though I knew about this sprawling metropolis in the Middle East was wrong and I learned more than one lesson of not to judge a book by its cover.

It seems to me that the theme of Dubai itself is that anything is possible. How can such a place exist and have been imagined into reality?

To say Dubai is beautiful is a massive understatement. It has its own complex beauty that, to be fair, took the nature photographer in me a few days to truly begin to appreciate.

To be perfectly honest, I didn’t know what I was going to think of Dubai. I am not *really* a city girl but I have always tried to keep an open mind while traveling. Luckily, it didn’t take long to wow me into submission. Fangirl over here.

A photo posted by Lauren Bath (@laurenepbath) on

I was privileged enough to explore Dubai with 9 other inspirational Instagrammers which was a huge opportunity for me to learn and grow as a photographer.

You guys know I love the ‘gram, so I couldn’t resist putting together my first Dubai post of my favorite shots of mine from the trip and also from the guys who joined me there (be sure to give them a follow for more epic travel imagery). If you follow me on Snapchat (YoungAdventures) or on Instagram, you will already have seen some of this travel goodness, otherwise you can check out my friend Matt’s daily vlog here from the trip, in which you might catch a glimpse of my face, as hard as I tried to avoid it.

Are you ready for a visual overload? You’ve been warned. Here are 25 photos that will make you want to head to Dubai STAT.

Dubai photography

The Burj Khalifa

I feel like you can’t begin a post about Dubai without mentioning the most iconic building in the city – the Burj Khalifa. The world’s tallest building, the Burj, dominates the Dubai skyline, and I mean dominates. I couldn’t believe how far back I had to lean back to see to the top when I was by the mall.

I caught my first glimpse of the Burj during the drive from the airport to my hotel in the desert in the sunrise, and I could just see the top of it blinking above the predawn haze, like a rocketship about to be launched. It was so astonishing, I popped quickly up from my 36 hour travel lethargy to say “oh shit” and scare the crap out of the driver who thought I was sleeping.

Did I mention it’s impressive?

Dubai photography

The view from the Burj Khalifa

If a view of the Burj itself doesn’t tickle your fancy enough to hop on the next 14 hour flight to Dubai, the view from the 124th floor will. If you only do one activity in Dubai, let this be the one. And my oh my did we get lucky when it was our turn to step into those elevators.

Very rarely, usually between seasons, the weather shifts enough to blanket Dubai in cloud and fog, that eventually burns off with the heat of the day. And sure enough when we stepped outside on the viewing platform, the fog began to roll in and cover the skyscrapers in cloud, making for the most epic photos you could ever wish for. Thank you weather!

I don’t think I’ve ever seen photographers so giddy!

Dubai photography

Dubai photography

The people

For me, the most valuable and important thing I learned in Dubai was about the culture and the people. More on this coming soon, but I can safely say every stereotype I had imagined for the UAE was utterly and completely wrong.

The people there are just incredible.

Dubai photography

Dubai photography

The Al Hajar Mountains

I almost don’t want to spill this secret, but I trust you guys are cool. Did you know that Dubai has mountains? Nope, me neither. I’m not going to lie, my image of Dubai before this trip was sand and skyscrapers.

So when my alarm beeped at the ungodly hour of 3:30 in the morning to head out of the city to the nearby Al Hajar Mountains for sunrise (this is what happens when you travel with photographers) I knew I was going to see something special and unexpected, which is pretty much the only thing besides coffee to get me up that early.

As the sky began to change from purple to gold, the surrounding mountains began to emerge from the darkness transporting us to what felt like the moon. Dubai, you’re full of surprises.

Dubai photography

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The luxurious hotels

If there is one place in this world to treat yourself and splurge, it’s Dubai.

I’ve never seen so many 5 star hotels in one place before, and many of them are the same price as a regular hotel here in New Zealand. So save your pennies and check yourself in somewhere fancy next time you are in the big city. In Dubai even luxury can be affordable.

And oh my giddy god do the hotels have the absolute best breakfasts ever?! Thankfully I packed my leggings and stretch pants.

A photo posted by Li-Chi Pan ☁ (@lichipan) on

Dubai photography

Dubai photography

Dubai photography

There are many traditions in the United Arab Emirates, but none so protected or respected as falconry.

You guys know I am a #BirdNerd, so I couldn’t resist the opportunity to hold a beautiful falcon in Dubai. I have a photo of my mom when she was young holding a hawk in Virginia where she volunteered rescuing birds and releasing them back into the wild.

The world’s biggest falcon hospital is in Abu Dhabi, and falcons in the Emirates all have passports and fly business class cage-free on Emirates. What do I have to do to get that kind of treatment?

Dubai photography

Dubai by night

I don’t think I have ever said a place is more beautiful at night, but it’s DEFINITELY true for Dubai. The city comes alive as soon as the sun goes down and the temperatures drop, and all the buildings become on beautiful colorful show.

Whoever imagined the lighting of Dubai deserves an award because it’s spectacular.

Whether you are watching the fountain shows in front of the Burj or talk your way up to a private presidential suite of a fancy skyscraper or just hang out with your friends at one of the many high rise hotel bars with a view, do not sleep through Dubai after dark. Trust me on this one.

Dubai photography

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Camel ice-cream

Self-explanatory. Opinions on flavor were divided. I didn’t hate it.

Dubai photography

The Souks around Old Dubai

Guys, you know I love old stuff, so I jumped at the chance to visit the souks, markets and winding narrow streets of old Dubai. This was more of the Middle East I imagined and was familiar with.

Bright colors, smells of spices, more pashminas or hookahs than I ever need; this was my favorite part of town.

Dubai photography

Dubai photography

Shake Shack

I’m American guys, bear with me. I know this will be the most controversial thing I say in this post, but Shake Shack are the best fast food burgers in America and OMG the are everywhere in Dubai!

I haven’t sunk my teeth into one since I was in NYC in the spring of 2013 (yes I remember that), so obviously I went three times when I was in Dubai and I wholeheartedly suggest you do too.

The desert

I have to finish with the most iconic imagery of Dubai and the UAE – the desert.

This city was built from nothing into one of the most beautiful skylines in the world in a place people thought impossible. I could watch the red sand blow around the dunes for days and never get bored. What a site!

I will always be a nature girl at heart so this is one of my favorite memories of Dubai. Can I go back now? Just maybe when it’s a little less hot.

Have you been to Dubai? Are you curious about the Middle East? Have I convinced you to visit yet?

A photo posted by Lauren Bath (@laurenepbath) on

Dubai photography

Dubai photography

Many thanks to Dubai Tourism for hosting me in the UAE and thank you Lauren Bath for inspiring me and making me part of the team. Like always, I’m keeping it real, like you can expect less from me.

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  1. I love your pictures! You have absolutely convinced me to travel to Dubai.

    I am an international school teacher (currently working in Venezuela) and I’ve always thought of applying to schools in Dubai, but I had this imagine of a bunch of desert and skyscrapers. Thanks for all the great info to the contrary!

  2. I had been following along with your trip on Instagram, and you’ve already taught me so much and have positively destroyed Dubai stereotypes. Liz, I know I say this for just about every post I comment on, but you’ve got such a great perspective and I always appreciate you sharing with the blog world. Also – Shake Shack!! No idea they had it in Dubai. I do not blame you one bit for going gaga over it. I will eat one in Philadelphia for you. 😉

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John EdwardsHilary Clinton and Barack ObamaJohn Edwards, NC State and NC Chapel Hill educated, is running for President of the United States again. He loves our great state of North Carolina. And, while many North Carolinians do not like him, he is going to be hard not to vote for. I have met him personally. He is genuine, sincere, and a good man. He has little experience, but in the south, we stick with our own. Wait, that’s where the problem seems to lay, loyalty.

Because, while I would normally vote for the North Carolinian, a man I met and liked personally, Barack Obama is also likely to run for President of the United States. Obama, is of course, African American. He is also, in my opinion, one of the best candidates our culture has ever put forward to run for President. He is smart, charismatic, educated, and well rounded.  It’s going to be hard for African Americans to not want to vote for him. If, we get out and vote!

And of course, Hilary Clinton is going to run for President. She is a strong candidate. And for women, she is going to be hard not to vote for. Women are going to want to see one of their own in the White House, just like everyone else.

So, the democratic primary is going to be interesting to say the least. Where will loyalties lie? Will they be with the home town Tar Heel, the African American candidate, or the qualified female candidate? Only time will tell, but I can see the democrats bruised and battered after their primary. I foresee this getting ugly.

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Easter lunch: Wild rabbit, red cabbage and mash

Traditional German Easter Lunch
Traditional German Easter Lunch

Clearly my aim of cooking German food and blogging about it has been off to a bumpy start. Although I’ve cooked a few German dishes since my last post, I’ve never got around to proper documenting the process – ones got a busy life you know. 😉

Ingredients (serves 6)

Wild rabbit Red cabbage Mash
1l buttermilk
1 cup white vinegar
4 bay leaves
3 wild rabbits
Salt & Pepper
1 large Onion
3-4 carrots
1l beef stock
Whole red cabbage
1 large onion
3 appels
10 cloves
Salt & sugar
Red wine vinegar
Red wine
5-6 large potatoes
1 cup of milk
50g butte

Wild rabbit

1. In order to tenderise the rather tough rabbit meat, mix 1l of buttermilk with a cup of white wine vinegar in a large casserole and place the portioned rabbits together with four bay leaves. Leave to rest in the fridge for 12h or more

Browned rabbit pieces2.  Pad dry the pieces of rabbit, season generously with salt & pepper. Heat 1 tablespoon of oil and 1 teaspoon of butter in a large frying pan (on maximum heat) and brown all pieces. Keep adding butter and oil to create the base for the gravy. Pre-heat the oven to 140ºC.

3. Set aside the browned pieces of rabbit and use the mix of oil, butter and rabbit juices to fry the carrots and onions. fried onions and carrots

4. Pour the fried vegetables and rabbit into a large casserole dish and top of with a healthy helping of red wine and place into the over for 1h.

5. Add 1l of beef stock, make sure all pieces of meat are covered and return to the over for another 45min to 1h.

Red cabbage

Cabbage, onion, apples, cloves1. Grate a whole red cabbage and fry in a large hot pan until soft.

2. Quarter a large onion and stick 4-5 cloves into each quarter. Peel 2-3 apples and quarter, removing the core.

3. Add the onion and apples into the pan, season with sugar and salt and let simmer for 30-45min. Top up with water if necessary.

4. Season to taste shortly before serving, by either using red wine and/or red wine vinegar

Mashed Poatoes

1. Peel and cube the potatoes and bring to boil in very salty water.

2. Once boiled soft, drain the water and mash the potatoes.

3. Add a cup of warm milk and a healthy helping of butter for a creamy consistency

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Are you going to make certificates for a competition event? Or maybe for a conference? Certificate can be used in various events. It is usually given as recognition, appreciation, or awards to the recipient. Nowadays, you may find it in two forms, printed or digital. But, both of them still have the same function. If you are interested in making it, here are several things that must be following when creating a certificate!

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Twilight Struggle: The Cold War, 1945-1989 is published by GMT Games.

For more balanced play, transform Twilight Struggle into a drinking game! As a drinking game, whichever player has more victory points at the end of each turn must take a celebratory drink. If playing as the USA, drink a shot of American bourbon. If playing as the USSR, drink a shot of Russian vodka. If the victory point track is at zero, both players take a celebratory drink!

You can also modify the Tournament bidding rule, bidding with drinks instead of influence points. If you win the bidding you must drink that number of shots, to balance the gameplay. Obviously, if you win the bidding at 4 shots, and then find yourself with a small victory point lead after every turn, you could become quite drunk :-)

Personally, I think the loser should receive 10 bare-bottom paddles from the winner -- 20 paddles if the loser started a nuclear war.

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Band Concert in the Park

The Arlington Community Band will be performing a live concert at Veteran’s Park in Arlington, TX on Sunday, April 22, 2012 at 4:00 p.m. Grab your lawn chairs, snacks and drinks and enjoy this free concert in the park.

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Aural Innovations #14 (January 2001)

Abunai! - "Round-Wound" (Camera Obscura 2000, CAM039CD)
Abunai! - "Deep Mu Flux + 2" (Camera Lucida 2000, CL003, 10" 45rpm)

Whooooa!! Get a bong-load of this!! We spacerock reviewers often throw phrases like "mind-melting" around as casually as job applicants like to put "works well with others" on their resumes. But for their third full-length release, Abunai! have released a set of tripped out instrumentals that will melt your mind more thoroughly than water dashed the evil designs of the wicked witch of the west (and more lovingly too). "Round-Wound" is relentless, clocking in at just a few seconds shy of the CD's available 80 minutes, each gorgeously liquid psychedelic track flowing seamlessly into the next.

Abunai! is based in Boston and consists of Dan Parmenter on bass, Brendan Quinn on guitar, Kris Thompson on organ and synths, and Joe Turner on drums. I've not heard their debut CD Universal Mind Decoder, but The Mystic River Sound stuck me as a strong combination of structured songs backed by some wildly spaced music. Apparently the band spends a great deal of time improvising and decided to sift through jams recorded between 1997-2000 to make this disc. While there are no overdubs, Abunai! did take great care in mixing, cutting and pasting various segments to produce the 21 tracks that make up Round Wound.

In summary, there should be a warning label on this album. The guitars and organ are absolutely searing. The pace can get quite frenzied with mad swirling organ, pulsating and droning guitars, and enough acidic licks to fry your brain into mush. There's nothing ground breaking or new about the music on Round Wound. Just 80 minutes of acidic instrumental spacerock at its very best. And if this isn't enough, or you're a collector or Abunai! completist, then you can get a few more tracks of similar music on the Deep Mu Flux + 2 10" released on clear vinyl on Camera Obscura's new Camera Lucida sub-label. Better hurry though because it's limited to 100 copies.

Reviewed by Jerry Kranitz

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