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Consumer Price Index: Video Office Hours with Roger Arnold
Cengage Learning Economics author Roger Arnold lectures on the consumer price index, inclu...
published: 19 Oct 2010
author: SWEconomics
Consumer Price Index: Video Office Hours with Roger Arnold
Consumer Price Index: Video Office Hours with Roger Arnold
Cengage Learning Economics author Roger Arnold lectures on the consumer price index, including what it is, how to compute CPI, and comparing CPIs. Video Offi...- published: 19 Oct 2010
- views: 7677
- author: SWEconomics
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Macro Unit 2.4- CPI Practice AP Macroeconomics
Mr. Clifford's explanation of how to calculate CPI for different base years. Make sure to ...
published: 12 Mar 2011
author: ACDCLeadership
Macro Unit 2.4- CPI Practice AP Macroeconomics
Macro Unit 2.4- CPI Practice AP Macroeconomics
Mr. Clifford's explanation of how to calculate CPI for different base years. Make sure to try it on your own in the bonus round. Please keep in mind that the...- published: 12 Mar 2011
- views: 36399
- author: ACDCLeadership
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Economics 101: Consumer Price Index
11/24/08: A two-minute crash course on the consumer price index with NEWSWEEK's Daniel Gro...
published: 24 Nov 2008
author: NewsweekVideo
Economics 101: Consumer Price Index
Economics 101: Consumer Price Index
11/24/08: A two-minute crash course on the consumer price index with NEWSWEEK's Daniel Gross (Video: Lee Wang, Sarah Frank).- published: 24 Nov 2008
- views: 50595
- author: NewsweekVideo
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Introduction to Inflation
Learn more: http://www.khanacademy.org/video?v=AaR1mPrdbTc Basics of price inflation and t...
published: 14 Feb 2012
author: khanacademy
Introduction to Inflation
Introduction to Inflation
Learn more: http://www.khanacademy.org/video?v=AaR1mPrdbTc Basics of price inflation and the CPI (consumer price index)- published: 14 Feb 2012
- views: 52394
- author: khanacademy
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Inflation and Consumer Price Index
Tutorials on Inflation, changes in Prices, figuring Consumer Price Index....
published: 02 Feb 2011
author: jcsballoon
Inflation and Consumer Price Index
Inflation and Consumer Price Index
Tutorials on Inflation, changes in Prices, figuring Consumer Price Index.- published: 02 Feb 2011
- views: 11217
- author: jcsballoon
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The Consumer Price Index - Investopedia
Video dành cho thuyết trình về Lạm phát. CPI - The consumer price index....
published: 03 May 2012
author: Nhan Do
The Consumer Price Index - Investopedia
The Consumer Price Index - Investopedia
Video dành cho thuyết trình về Lạm phát. CPI - The consumer price index.- published: 03 May 2012
- views: 1386
- author: Nhan Do
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CPI Index
Learn more: http://www.khanacademy.org/video?v=pRIELoITIHI Discussion of inflation, the CP...
published: 07 Apr 2009
author: khanacademy
CPI Index
CPI Index
Learn more: http://www.khanacademy.org/video?v=pRIELoITIHI Discussion of inflation, the CPI index and owners' equivalent rent.- published: 07 Apr 2009
- views: 59715
- author: khanacademy
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inflation rates - how they are calculated
how CPI and RPI rates are calculated, and a look at the weaknesses inherent in the method....
published: 22 Aug 2008
author: pajholden
inflation rates - how they are calculated
inflation rates - how they are calculated
how CPI and RPI rates are calculated, and a look at the weaknesses inherent in the method.- published: 22 Aug 2008
- views: 63951
- author: pajholden
11:30
Calculating the CPI
This video shows you how to calculate and interpret the CPI using a simple two good exampl...
published: 22 May 2013
author: Matthew Rafferty
Calculating the CPI
Calculating the CPI
This video shows you how to calculate and interpret the CPI using a simple two good example.- published: 22 May 2013
- views: 62
- author: Matthew Rafferty
7:22
07: CONSUMER PRICE INDEX
07: CONSUMER PRICE INDEX- ECONOMIC REPORTS FOR ALL MARKETS This is the 7th video in a seri...
published: 18 Mar 2010
author: InformedTrades
07: CONSUMER PRICE INDEX
07: CONSUMER PRICE INDEX
07: CONSUMER PRICE INDEX- ECONOMIC REPORTS FOR ALL MARKETS This is the 7th video in a series on economic reports created for all markets, or for those who si...- published: 18 Mar 2010
- views: 5347
- author: InformedTrades
2:38
Consumer price index and inflation rate
The Federal Statistical Office publishes the consumer price index every month. Our short v...
published: 23 Oct 2013
Consumer price index and inflation rate
Consumer price index and inflation rate
The Federal Statistical Office publishes the consumer price index every month. Our short video explains how the index is compiled and how it relates to the inflation rate, and it shows what the basket of goods and services and the weighting pattern are all about. More information on the consumer price index can be found at https://www.destatis.de/EN/FactsFigures/NationalEconomyEnvironment/Prices/ConsumerPriceIndices/ConsumerPriceIndices.html- published: 23 Oct 2013
- views: 37
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What is the Consumer Price Index and how does it work?
http://www.thegreatcourses.com/moneyandbanking....
published: 29 Jun 2012
author: TheGreatCourses
What is the Consumer Price Index and how does it work?
What is the Consumer Price Index and how does it work?
http://www.thegreatcourses.com/moneyandbanking.- published: 29 Jun 2012
- views: 661
- author: TheGreatCourses
3:43
How To Calculate A Consumer Price Index
A video lesson on How To Calculate A Consumer Price Index that will improve your math, bus...
published: 06 Apr 2011
author: videojugeducation
How To Calculate A Consumer Price Index
How To Calculate A Consumer Price Index
A video lesson on How To Calculate A Consumer Price Index that will improve your math, business accounting skills. Learn how to get good at math, business ac...- published: 06 Apr 2011
- views: 13836
- author: videojugeducation
1:27
Consumer Price Index December 2013
Website: http://www.commonsensecapitalism.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Comm...
published: 19 Jan 2014
Consumer Price Index December 2013
Consumer Price Index December 2013
Website: http://www.commonsensecapitalism.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Common-Sense-Capitalism/240074889678 Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/CommonSenseCap Music ('Danse Morialta') by Kevin MacLeod: http://incompetech.com- published: 19 Jan 2014
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Video Lights: Color/Kelvin, CRI, Bulb Types - Filmmaking Tutorial
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A powerful and affordable set ...
published: 31 Mar 2011
author: Darren Levine
Video Lights: Color/Kelvin, CRI, Bulb Types - Filmmaking Tutorial
Want more tutorials like this? mediahalo.com/articles/?vim
A powerful and affordable set to get you started:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005HFB4KS/?tag=viewnow-20
A powerful on camera/portable LED light:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004TJ6JH6/?tag=viewnow-20
Here we'll go over what types of lights you can use, how to identify quality ones, and some general things you should know before going out and shooting with any of them
The first thing to know, is that lights come in different colors known as temperatures, or kelvin, and for our purposes the range we mostly focus on is 2500-6500, the lower the number, the more warm the light, the higher the number, the more white and blue the light. lower is usually used for indoors, higher for outdoors, you can compare 2800 to a candle or incandescent bulb, and 6500 as the sun.
The next most important thing, and pay real close attention to this, is that not all lights are made the same, one type of light can produce a different quality than another. meaning, you can have two lights of the same kelvin, and they can produce totally different images, and this is because they can have a different color rendering index score, CRI. CRI is basically a benchmark of the quality of light as compared to a pure source such as the sun, which of course is rated highest at 100. and this rating is a key reason why you can't just buy any old bulb for your film, think of it as putting a plastic lens on a really expensive camera.
But even if you're on a budget you can get high CRI bulbs, the ideal is the 90-100 range, as low as 80 is kinda passable, but shoot for higher. if the CRI rating isn't posted, then you probably shouldn’t buy it, unless it's based on these basic principles of types of light that we'll go over now
Regular incandescent bulbs, are about 100 cri and are naturally a lower warm kelvin, but that brings up another point, you can buy daylight high kelvin incandescent bulbs, but here's the trick, they are coloring the glass to change the color of the light, and you don't know the quality of that color alteration, and chances are it's going to be a poorer CRI because of it, so only get standard incandescent, then use your proper color gels to change it if needed. on this list incandescent bulbs produce the most heat and use the most energy
Halogen has a high rating of about 95 and is naturally warm in the area of 2800 kelvin. halogen has been a workhorse for us for years and it's only two caveats are it's heat output and energy consumption which are to say better than incandescent, but not by leaps and bounds, but it still produces a brilliant hard light with a high CRI and is available in much higher wattages than incandescent.
Then we have CFLs, compact florescent lamp. they can be long, spiraly, a buncha different shapes, but what counts is the quality. CFLs can have a fairly good cri, but many have a very poor CRI, there is a reason some cost more than others, so don't skimp for the bottom of the barrel. other than that, CFLs put off much less heat and consume alot less energy than halogens, but at the tradeoff that they are a softer light than halogen, so they can't throw light quite as far. also they're output is proportional to their size, so more power means a much bigger bulb. The other trick is that CFLs kelvin ratings are dependent on the phosphors they use, so it can be 2800, 3300, 5500, really whatever they want to color it. that's why you need to be extra careful about CRI ratings with CFLs, as it can vary greatly
LEDs
The most efficient and produce the least amount of heat. but with a lot of considerations. you can't just plug a single led in, so you're likely have to buy it in some kind of fixture or bank. LEDs can have a horrible cri, and the ones with high CRI are usually expensive. they are also a harder light than CFLs, but unlike halogen which emits a hard light in all directions, the led light is projected in a specific pattern, which is tougher to manipulate. so with LEDs, you will likely have to spend a bit extra to get a quality fixture.
As we progress the newer types of light will increase in quality and reduce in price, just be sure to keep these principles in mind when buying
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5 Digital Predictions for 2012
5 predictions on digital developments that will affect prestige businesses in 2012.
L2 is...
published: 14 Jun 2012
author: L2 Think Tank
5 Digital Predictions for 2012
5 predictions on digital developments that will affect prestige businesses in 2012.
L2 is a think tank for digital innovation. We help our prestige brand members increase their Digital IQ. We have identified seven trends in 2012 that we believe will affect how prestige brands build their brand online.
Mobile and iPad Commerce will triple in 2012.
For the first time In Q4 2010, shipments of smart phones and tablets exceed shipments of PCs globally. U.S. consumers spend 94 minutes a day on mobile apps versus just 72 minutes browsing the web.
Affluent users are even more active. While 7 percent of overall web traffic in the U.S. is registered from a mobile device, 14 percent of search volume for prestige brands occurs on a smart-phone.
The iPad only heightens these statistics. Many prestige brands have registered conversion rates 2 to 3 times higher on an iPad than on a traditional PC.
Over the past 24 months prestige brands have made significant investments in building their Facebook communities. However, while many icons including Chanel, Dior and Gucci boast pages of 5 million plus strong, brands are still trying to unlock how to monetize their communities.
Some brands including Diane von Furstenberg, L'Occitane and Tory Burch have turned to F-commerce. While these initiatives generate significant press and signal innovation to their consumers often conversion rates and sales are a fraction of what they see on other digital channels.
The powerful data around Facebook return on investment is the incremental traffic the platform generates.
Burberry recently passed 10 million fans. In 2010 1.9% of traffic to Buberry.com originated from Facebook. In 2011 the percentage of traffic from Facebook skyrocketed to 29%. Furthermore Burberry fans are 10 times more likely to visit the Burberry site suggesting they aren't only advocates but also customers.
Tumblr, Instagram and Pinterest are words you'll hear more of.
Emerging platforms, Tumblr, Instagram and Pinterest all boast highly visual interfaces and attractive, female-centric user bases that fit hand in glove with the digital marketing strategy for most prestige brands.
Blogging platform, Tumblr, boasts more than 13 billion page views per month with a retention rate estimated at 85 percent versus just 45 percent for older micro-blogging sibling, Twitter. Brands from Alexander McQueen to Donna Karan have a robust presence on the platform.
Despite being isolated to users Apple's iOS, photo-filtering app Instagram reached 100 million uploaded photos in June 2011, just 8 months after launch. Flickr took more than two years to reach the same milestone.
Pinterest is social media's newest darling. The curation engine is now popular with brands ranging from Oscar de la Renta and Bergdorf Goodman.
E-commerce in China will be prestige brands' biggest door within five years.
The prestige consumer in China is young, digitally-native and obsessed with luxury. However many prestige brands are fighting the last war, and going to market with huge investments in theater retail in Tier One cities.
We believe that brands that win in the Chinese market will invest in robust e-commerce sites that allow them to reach consumers in Tier Two and Tier Three Chinese cities where 75% of wealth creation is expected to take place.
Recent data in the Skincare and Cosmetics industry highlights this tremendous opportunity. In 2005, online sales of skincare and cosmetics brands in China represented just 2 percent of overall sales. Just five years later, online sales skyrocketed to 11 percent of overall retail, significantly outpacing mature markets in the U.S. and the U.K, just behind online juggernaut, Korea.
We have seen the enemy and it's not who you think it is.
In 2010 a survey of affluents with an average household income of 300,000 plus indicated that 64 percent had a made a purchase online. The same survey in 2011 suggests that in a year that number jumped to a whopping 92 percent.
When asked their favorite websites they indicated:
Number 5: Zappos
Number 4: Overstock
Number 3: Group-On
Number 2: eBay
And, Number 1: Amazon.
Amazon is growing five times the rate of overall retail and three times the rate of e-commerce in the U.S. Even more staggering, the behemouth currently registers a 37% share of all m-commerce transactions in the U.S.
In our 2011 Digital IQ index® Beauty, we registered that more brands registered Amazon as a top upstream and downstream site than Sephora. Surprisingly, prestige beauty brands, which had no active presence on the Amazon platform often drove the most traffic, suggesting consumers might be going to the site to price compare.
We believe Amazon is at the center of a tectonic retail shift and brands that do not proactively address Amazon as a viable platform risk falling behind.
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Destination Marketing Webinar - Search: Powering Your Marketing Mix
Our first in this series is Search Powering Your Marketing Mix where we will show how sear...
published: 15 Mar 2011
author: EngineWorks
Destination Marketing Webinar - Search: Powering Your Marketing Mix
Our first in this series is Search Powering Your Marketing Mix where we will show how search marketing can provide behavioral information on who is searching for lodging, restaurant, attraction and activity information in and around your destination, which messages resonate with them and what factors entice them to become visitors/customers.
Armed with this knowledge, destination and regional marketers can create effective messaging to drive consumer actions through all aspects of the marketing mix, both online and traditional channels.
In this webinar you will learn:
1. How Search & Social Intelligence Research can define your target audience(s) and provide knowledge needed to create an effective overall marketing campaign.
2. How to leverage this information across your online and traditional marketing mix.
TRANSCRIPT:
Mike: Good morning, thanks Tyson. Good morning to some and good afternoon to others. Thanks for joining us for the first of our three destination marketing webinars, search powering your marketing mix.
I'm Mike Rosenberg Vice President of New Business and Strategy at EngineWworks. We're a full service digital marketing agency focused on the travel and hospitality industry. So my goal today is to show you how to use search marketing research really to drive all of your marketing efforts. This session promises to provide a strategy backbone that can be implemented by all destinations of all sizes, to enhance your marketing efforts, from research to strategy and planning. This hopefully informative and actionable presentation is going to provide a road map. And we'll have some case studies along the way as well.
As a reminder as I mentioned it is the first of three. The next two specifically focusing in on social media and can it deliver to your bottom line where we'll address how to go about tracking your social media efforts to see if all the work is paying off. That will be our April presentation, and then in May we'll go even more interactive than we are today and have live SEO assessments. We'll take a couple of quote-unquote ”pre-seededed assessments” from ahead of time, and then we'll take a few that are also live from the attendees during the webinar. So if that's something that you’re interested in, definitely reach out and let me know if you want to be one of those pre-seeded ones.
So let's get going, search powering and your marketing mix, knowledge is power. So really the impetus of this presentation is that for a long time, really since the beginning of advertising and marketing. Companies have spent a lot of money, a lot of time on the creation of their marketing mix. And traditionally this has been a topped down strategy. You know, messages were created to tout the attributes or the benefits of a company’s products or services. Or in this case, a destination’s, attractions or features, or the cities within it. Follow that by integration of that messaging into each channel of the marketing mix. Then do some conventional marketing research to see if it was effective. Kind of going into the old adage of if fifty percent of my marketing works, I just don't know which fifty percent.
Well unfortunately this process often failed to hit the mark. The in-depth research and analysis of consumer action coupled with what we now have is, instantaneous or at least close to instantaneous ROI tracking and measurement, can help us use that knowledge gained through some of these search marketing, and all my marketing tools as a foundation to actually create a marketing mix. So, what we would like to look at here is not just viewing search marketing or even online marketing as, a channel within the mix, but, rather we can feed that traditionally created messaging that we feed into the marketing mix. But rather using that to extract knowledge to create that overall marketing campaign.
Kind of a road map of what we're going to cover, the four main points today are going to be: research and analysis, how customers seek out destinations, how we can discover the best targeting and messaging and then, how to integrate all of it into your various media channels. You know, through this process we can really extract some precise behavioral information pertaining to exactly who's searching for a specific destinations information on those, what it is that their looking for, which messages resonate with them, and what factors entice them to become visitors, or customers. And all through this you can create targeting and messaging to really drive that consumer action, both on and offline. So one thing to note here is, I would definitely use the bullets, not a list, one, two, three, four. We'll really weave through these four pieces throughout the entire presentation. And as I mentioned we'll use some examples along the way as well, some case studies.
So what does this look like? Well successful digital marketing focuses first on three areas for success. You've got your content, so what
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Hong Kong shares rise; solid factory output data lifts China
Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/08/09/markets-hongkong-china-stocks-idUSL4N0GA...
published: 09 Aug 2013
author: Anemone McGraw
Hong Kong shares rise; solid factory output data lifts China
Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/08/09/markets-hongkong-china-stocks-idUSL4N0GA0IN20130809
* HSI +0.7 pct, H-shares +1.2 pct, CSI300 +0.4 pct
* HSI, HSCE have worst week in nearly two months
* China coal shares jump on hopes of rising physical prices
* CRE soars to highest in a year after Tesco JV deal
* Li Ning spikes 9.2 pct ahead of H1 earnings
HONG KONG, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Hong Kong shares ended up on Friday helped by Chinese coal companies on hopes of rising physical prices and solid China data for fixed asset investment and factory output, but the market endured its worst week in nearly two months.
Mainland Chinese markets reversed losses after a slew of economic data on Friday. They also posted their strongest weekly gain in four, outshining their offshore peers for a second week in a row.
The CSI300 of the leading Shanghai and Shenzhen A-share listings and the Shanghai Composite Index each ended up 0.4 percent. On the week, they gained 1.7 and 1.1 percent, their respective best since the week that ended July 12.
The China Enterprises Index of the top Chinese listings in Hong Kong slid 1.4 percent this week, despite gaining 1.2 percent on Friday. The Hang Seng Index shed 1.7 percent on the week, despite a 0.7 percent rise on the day.
This was their first weekly loss in seven weeks. Turnover on Friday in Hong Kong markets neared 2013 lows.
"Yes, the China data did give markets a positive jolt, but the effect wore out quite quickly," said Jackson Wong, Tanrich Securities' vice-president for equity sales.
"At this point, investors are only very selectively coming back into the market. Any companies able to report an improvement in their results in this sluggish economic environment will be of particular interest," Wong added.
China Resources Enterprises soared 7.8 percent in its biggest daily gain in a year after entering a joint venture with Tesco that will see CRE take 80 percent, helping the state-owned enterprise expand its market share in the hypermart sector in the mainland.
Shares of Chinese sporting brand Li Ning surged 9.2 percent to its highest close in more than two months ahead of its interim earnings announcement after markets shut on Friday, with hopes high it will follow the lead of rival ANTA Sports in reporting easing inventory woes.
In Hong Kong, China Coal Energy spiked 10.3 percent, while China Shenhua Energy jumped 6.1 percent on signs that coal prices may finally rebound as independent power producers stock up on coal in the next few weeks before a scheduled rail maintenance, traders said.
The official People's Daily reported on their website on Thursday that coal producers such as Jizhong Energy and Yanzhou Coal have started raising prices.
CHINA DATA
China's industrial output rose 9.7 percent in July, above expectations, while fixed-asset investment, an important driver of economic activity, rose 20.1 percent in the first seven months from the same period last year, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Friday.
This came after official data in the morning showed China's consumer inflation steadied in July although factory-gate deflation persisted for a 17th month, pointing to monetary policy on hold as Beijing tries to arrest a slowdown that has run for more than two years.
Robust trade data on Thursday had raised hopes that China's economy may be stabilising after two years of slowing growth.
Snack maker Want Want China reversed early gains to finish flat after data showed food inflation jumped 5 percent in July from a year ago, sparking fears that could hurt the company's margins.
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The Mises View: "Problems with the CPI" | Peter G. Klein
Peter G. Klein answers a viewer's question, and discusses the growing evidence of asset pr...
published: 06 Dec 2013
The Mises View: "Problems with the CPI" | Peter G. Klein
The Mises View: "Problems with the CPI" | Peter G. Klein
Peter G. Klein answers a viewer's question, and discusses the growing evidence of asset price inflation. Klein is the Mises Institute's Executive Director and Carl Menger Research Fellow. For more information, visit the Mises Institute online at mises.org. Submit a question via twitter @MisesView- published: 06 Dec 2013
- views: 536
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CPI consumer price index
How you calculate the CPI and how it is derived in a simple economic example. Created usin...
published: 18 Apr 2013
author: Jared Cannon
CPI consumer price index
CPI consumer price index
How you calculate the CPI and how it is derived in a simple economic example. Created using VideoFX Live: http://VideoFXLive.com/FREE.- published: 18 Apr 2013
- views: 19
- author: Jared Cannon
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Charts: October 2013 Consumer Price Index
Website: http://www.commonsensecapitalism.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Comm...
published: 15 Dec 2013
Charts: October 2013 Consumer Price Index
Charts: October 2013 Consumer Price Index
Website: http://www.commonsensecapitalism.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Common-Sense-Capitalism/240074889678 Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/CommonSenseCap Music ('Danse Morialta') by Kevin MacLeod: http://incompetech.com- published: 15 Dec 2013
- views: 48
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Consumer price index (CPI) - defined
Consumer price index (CPI) measures changes in the price level of consumer goods and servi...
published: 06 Jan 2013
author: B2Bwhiteboard
Consumer price index (CPI) - defined
Consumer price index (CPI) - defined
Consumer price index (CPI) measures changes in the price level of consumer goods and services purchased by households. The CPI in the United States is define...- published: 06 Jan 2013
- views: 267
- author: B2Bwhiteboard