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Traffic Travis – SEO tool to discover profitable keywords
Online Calculator for Electricity consumption in Units
Time to celebrate as Wikipedia turns 10

Traffic Travis – SEO tool to discover profitable keywords

Posted: 10 Jan 2011 09:00 AM PST

If you had always been looking for some nice SEO tool to analyse your own website's status on the web or wanted to conduct some Internet Research, then Traffic Travis can be useful. What sets it apart from other tools is its professional-looking interface, tutorials and help section which makes it pretty easy to understand the entire process. CNET's Download.com ranks Traffic Travis as No. 1 in the SEO tools category.

There are four major features this tool provides:

Search for popular keywords and even profitable ones
View your website's traffic rank on the major search engines
Track all point and click advertisements in real-time
Check your website's grading for conducting SEO

Are you still waiting for me to tell you that such a fantastic software comes for nothing more than FREE!! Yes, it’s a freeware and you just need to register only if you decide to use it further. An optional paid upgrade is also available.

After you click on Download Now, it will ask you for your Name and Email address to send you a Registration Code. After installing the software, you need to enter this Registration code when asked for to continue with the Free SEO tool.

Link: Download Traffic Travis

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Online Calculator for Electricity consumption in Units

Posted: 10 Jan 2011 06:30 AM PST

I just received the Electricity Bill for my apartment this month and it was a considerably high amount than what it used to be. I immediately checked the "Units consumed" section on the bill and I could not understand that number's history. So I decided to see online if there is any tool available to calculate my Monthly units consumption in units, as usually all such calculators display the consumption in kWh and writes a line at the bottom of the page – "Find out the per kWh cost from your local Electricity company”. Now if we had to do all that, why will we be looking for information on the Internet.

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I found out a Bill Calculator today which is available to calculate the Electricity consumption in Units. The calculator takes inputs in 6 pages as follows:

Page #1

Bulb – 4 categories of Power rating to select from viz. 25, 40, 60 and 100 Watts
Tubelight – standard Power rating is considered
CFL – 2 categories of Power rating to select from i.e. 8 and 9 Watts

Page #2

Fan – 2 categories of Fan diameter is available to select from, 36" and 48"
Table Fan – standard Power rating of 40 Watts

Page #3

Iron – 2 categories of power rating: 550 Watts and 750 Watts
Geyser – Generally known for high power rating and hence three categories available to select, 2000 Watts, 3000 Watts and 6000 Watts.

Page #4

Air Conditioner – Capacity-based categories like 1 and 1.5 Tons
Refrigerator – The usage has been assumed and kept fixed at 12 hours a day, however you have to select between 155 Litres or 300 Litres capacity
Washing Machine – No power rating or consumption duration mentioned

Page #5

Oven – Power rating options are 3000 Watts and 5000 Watts
Toaster – I didn't know that a small-sized toaster could have a 1000 Watt rating
Mixer – A power rating is fixed at 200 Watts
Cooker – Power rating mentioned as 1500 Watts. Don't confuse it with the traditional Gas cookers.
Cooking range – Gosh! A Cooking range has such a high Power rating of 5000 Watts.

Page #6

Radio – Radio has a low power rating of just 50 Watts
Television – It has a fixed power rating of just 150 Watts
Tape Recorder – Though replaced with MP3 players and Home Theatres, Tape Recorder is mentioned with a power rating of 50 Watts.
Computer – And finally the thing we all use the most, the Computer has been taken with a fixed power rating

The Result Page!

So now after long list of specifications and selections, we get our result in Units per month. I can even give you a tip to calculate your bill using the data from your last received bill. In the last bill, just see the section where you Usage charges are mentioned. Don't combine the Fixed and other charges. Divide this amount (usage charges) with the number of units in the then bill and you can have a general idea about the per unit charges prevalent in your area.

Do post your comments if you know of any other online calculator for Electricity consumption, find something relevant to India and even put your suggestions whether such topics are of any interest to you. I would be glad to hear from you all.

Link: Online Electricity Calculator

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Time to celebrate as Wikipedia turns 10

Posted: 10 Jan 2011 01:04 AM PST

I hope you all had a great time celebrating the New Year! What’s more interesting is that your favorite information guide on the Internet, is very close to its 10th birthday on 15th January, 2011. Still confused? I am talking about none other than Wikipedia.

Wiki10 Time to celebrate as Wikipedia turns 10

Today, Wikipedia doesn’t need a description. Still I will like all of you to know that recently it completed its fundraiser and successfully raised about US$ 16 million. Whuf… that’s a huge amount of money! What’s more important to know is that Wikipedia has its local chapters all throughout the World today with volunteers all across the Americas, Europe, Asia and Australia.

Folks, it’s just not news this time, but various local chapters of Wikipedia all throughout the world have planned of organizing events and meetings to celebrate the 10th birthday.

I am even planning to attend the Pune event which is planned as follows:

Venue: Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies & Research, Atur Centre, Model Colony, Pune.

Time: 1800 Hours

Date: 15 January, 2011

Link: Wikipedia’s 10th Birthday

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