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Article Title: Upright Vs Recumbent Bikes - Which is Best For You?
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If you're looking to buy an exercise bike, you're probably wondering whether you should buy an upright or a recumbent bike.
There are pros and cons to each one - and once you know these, you can decide which is best for you.
So here's a brief overview of the benefit of each type of exercise bike:
Upright Bike Benefits:
#1 More Similar to Outdoor Biking
If you're an avid outdoor cyclist, you may prefer the fit and feel of an upright bike. These bikes most closely mimic an outdoor bike in the design.
Plus, there's a newer kind of upright bike now - the indoor sports bike or indoor cycle. That's even more similar to an outdoor bike. Some of them have gear shifters, incline and decline, power output displays and more.
These kinds of indoor bikes can keep you in top cycling shape during the winter months when you can't get outdoors.
#2 More Compact
Upright bikes tend to be more compact than recumbent bikes. So if you have a smaller workout area or live in a condo or apartment, you may prefer an upright bike.
You can even get upright bikes that fold up now - although these don't tend to be very stable or sturdy. But if space is at a premium, you may want to consider it.
#3 Higher Calorie Burn
Some experts have said that you burn more calorie on an upright. This is because (in theory) you're also using more stabilizer muscles as well as leg muscles (vs sitting in a chair with back support).
I would debate this one - because really, you're going to burn the most calorie on the bike you feel most comfortable on (and therefore use for longer!).
Benefits of Recumbent Bikes
#1 More Comfortable
With the bucket-like seats on these bikes, they are much more comfortable than upright models. So, as stated above, you will probably stay on them longer and use the bike more.
This also makes them great for people with lower back issues since you can find some bikes with lumbar support to add even more comfort to your workout.
As you go up in price, seats tend to get even more comfortable. You'll find seats that adjust forward and back and even seats with tilt adjustment.
#2 Lower To The Ground
These bikes tend to be lower to the ground. So the risk of falling and injuring yourself is much less.
Older users or people recovering from injuries will also feel safer on these bikes as well, for this reason.
#3 More Toys
While this isn't always the case, recumbent exercise bikes do tend to have more "toys" like bright backlit consoles, weight loss workouts, iPod or even iPad jacks (where you can watch you iPad at eye level while you cycle).
So if you tend to get bored easily, these might be the right kind of bikes for you.
So those are some of the main differences between upright vs recumbent bikes. One last thing: new bike models tend to come out every 1 - 2 years. And the new models almost always have more than older models.
So if you want the most for your money, try to find a newer model on sale! Or for the latest bike reviews, visit the website below.
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Article Title: Do You Need a Commercial LED High Bay Light?
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It could be argued that light emitting diode (LED) lighting is the best out of all the current options, and it can be argued that out of all the LED lights, a commercial LED high bay light is the best of LED lights. When stating that one is "the best," it's helpful to know what it's being compared to. Most traditional lighting is incandescent or fluorescent, although there is also induction lighting and high intensity discharge lighting. All different kinds of lighting vary based on their longevity, quality of the light, maintenance, cost, efficiency, and whether or not any rebate offers are available for using them. The life of an LED light is significantly higher than any of the options, with incandescent lighting having the shortest life span. In addition to that, the quality of LED lighting is much better than most of the other lighting choices commercially available and its energy efficiency is very high. Unfortunately, there is always a trade off when there's an excellent product. LED lighting happens to be one of the more expensive lighting choices, although some could argue that the initial cost is offset by the great availability of utility rebates and their low maintenance costs.
LED lights are quickly phasing out other forms of lighting, being used commercially as well as in the home. LED lights, previously only available in home improvement stores, are now being placed in grocery stores and places like Target. It is becoming very easy for businesses to acquire a commercial LED high bay light. However, some people are still confused as to how LED lights actually work. LED, standing for "light emitting diode," implies that there is a diode present that is emitting light. That diode has two terminals which conduct electricity in just one direction. Diodes have been used, for years, in technology such as remote controls and cell phones. LEDs are capable of producing a wide variety and spectrum of colors; the color is dependent on the energy gap in the semiconductor of the diode. This makes LEDs all the more useful, as they can come in multiple different colors.
How LEDs use energy and emit light can relate to how much more efficient and useful they are compared to other conventional lighting. LEDs have been noted to use seventy-five percent less energy than incandescent light bulbs, and twenty-five percent less than the other extremely effective lighting: compact fluorescent lighting. In addition to that, LEDs are much more efficient at lighting a room due to how they emit light. LEDs are capable of emitting light in one targeted direction, as compared to incandescent and compact fluorescent lighting which scatters the light. Also, LEDs put out a lot less heat than other lighting, resulting in less loss of energy. Incandescents release ninety percent of their energy as heat. This can be extremely useful commercially, as a room can become extremely hot due to lighting. A commercial LED high bay light can help prevent that.
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Article Title: LED Bay Lights - Learn Before You Buy
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Sweeping the industry of lighting are a relatively new invention: LED bay lights. Everyone has seen LED bay lights before, although they may not have been aware of it. These lights are commonly seen in warehouses, storage centers, and even offices. One of the most enticing things about these lights, as compared to other lighting such as incandescent or compact fluorescent, is the low amount of heat they put off. The heat released by a light fixture, or light bulb, is incredibly important in a business setting when it comes to consider the comfort of workers which should directly increase their output.
LED stands for "light emitting diode" and refers to the components of the light as well as what it does. An LED light consists of a diode and semiconductor. The diode is a material that allows the current to flow in only one direction, and the semiconductor is what determines the color of the LED light. When electricity passes over the diode, the atoms in the semiconductor chip are excited to a higher level and must release that excess energy. That energy is released as light. This is very different from traditional incandescent bulbs which are made of a glass that is blown into molds when it's hot and has a tungsten coil placed inside of it. That tungsten coil is what heats up, and then gives off light. Due to the different processes which generate light, the incandescent bulbs release ninety percent of their energy as heat and only about ten percent as light. LED bay lights are about seventy-five percent more efficient than an incandescent bulb. In comparison to these two, compact fluorescent lights employ another method than those previously mentioned. The compact fluorescent lights contain mercury and argon in a spiral-shaped tube. When turned on, an electric current will pass through the mercury and argon vapors, exciting the atoms and producing an ultraviolet light. This ultraviolet light stimulates a fluorescent coating on the inside of the bulb, which causes it to emit visible light. Again, a lot of energy is released as heat, making LED lights about twenty-five percent more efficient than compact fluorescent lights.
The most daunting part of investing in LED lights, especially when creating a blueprint for an entirely new building is the startup cost. While it may be easy enough to replace one at a time, that is not what people are usually doing or considering. While LED lights may be expensive to set off, they end up saving users money in the long term. More rebates are available for LED lights, compared to other forms of lighting, and their high efficiency decreases energy bills over time. In addition to the immediately evident decrease in the electricity bill, there would also be a decrease in the cost of the air conditioning bill considering the fact that LED bay lights are less likely to raise the temperature of a room or building, like other lighting would.
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There are three kinds of lighting commonly employed in most buildings: incandescent lighting, compact fluorescent lights, and LED lights. Incandescent lighting is the oldest of the three and, at this point, the most commonly used. Compact fluorescent lights arrived on the scene after that, with many improvements and they proved to be much more efficient than incandescent light bulbs. LED lights, or light emitting diodes, were next and blew incandescent and compact fluorescent lighting out of the water. All three lights differ in how they utilize electricity and direct current, how much they cost, and how much maintenance they require. Whether purchasing a commercial LED flood light or one simple incandescent bulb for a desk lamp, it's important to know what you're purchasing and what it entails.
Incandescent light bulbs haven't changed much since Thomas Edison invented the light bulb. They consist of a simple glass shape, usually molded while hot in a process called glass blowing, and have a coil of tungsten wire on the inside. That tungsten wire absorbs electricity when the switch is turned on, closing the circuit. The wire glows red hot, and releases energy as both heat and light. Because of the manner in which current is used in an incandescent light bulb, as well as its archaic nature, they happen to be incredibly inefficient. Incandescent light bulbs release about ninety percent of their energy as heat, using only ten percent of it as visible light. As a result, the light bulbs also burn out more frequently and must be replaced more often.
Compact fluorescent lights are composed of a mixture of argon and mercury vapors, housed in a spiral shaped tube, coated on the inside with fluorescent coating. When the vapors are energized, their atoms get excited and jump to the next level. This causes a release of ultraviolet radiation, which is then absorbed by the fluorescent coating. That fluorescent coating converts the ultraviolet light to visible light, which can then be used to light an entire room or building! Fluorescent lights are more efficient, and give off less heat than incandescent lights, but they are not inherently perfect.
LED lights, as their name suggests, consist of a diode and a semiconductor that emits light. The diode allows current to travel in only one direction, and the semiconductor determines the color of the light that is released. Due to the nature by which LED lights use the electricity sent to them, they tend to be seventy-five percent more efficient than incandescent light bulbs and twenty-five percent more efficient than compact fluorescent bulbs. This also results in LED lights lasting a lot longer than other types of lighting for the sheer fact that they don't "burn out" as often.
Although the initial cost of LED lights is a hard pill to swallow, especially compared to incandescent lights being only a few dollars at a grocery store, they wind up being much cheaper over time. Rebates are available for LED lights, while none are available for incandescents and just a few for compact fluorescents. Also, the fact that they use energy more efficiently will significantly decrease bills, even when purchasing an commercial LED flood light.
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There are many different kinds of lighting available: LED, incandescent, and compact fluorescent lighting are common and well-known lighting choices. LED is probably the most recent to have arrived on the scene, while incandescent is the oldest. As with any technology, some people will balk at change and want to keep with the tried and true, like incandescent. Unfortunately for those people, newer technology quite often equates with the word "better" and that is certainly true for LED lights as compared to incandescent. LED lights are known for being more energy efficient, having more utility rebates available, and having a lower degree of maintenance associated with them. When compared to incandescent, or even compact fluorescent lights, the start up cost is much higher, often deterring first time buyers, as they are often not aware of the savings that can be accrued with these lights. This is compounded by those wishing to purchase LED flood lamps, as such a big light will undoubtedly cost more and someone investing in LED flood lamps is likely the kind of person that is buying multiple lights at a time. This would make the cost even more daunting.
The reason that LED, or light emitting diode, lights save so much money in the long run has to do with how they conduct electricity and how they produce light. Standard incandescent bulbs are the stereotypical light bulbs, made out of a glass case, with a coiled tungsten wire inside. This tungsten wire is what the current flows through, and the energy it releases is the light. Unfortunately, this kind of lighting also releases a lot of its energy as heat, wasting almost ninety percent of it. LED lights are seventy-five percent more efficient than incandescent lights. LED lights consist of a diode which allows current to flow in only one direction, effectively targeting the energy and light that is released. LED lights also have a semiconductor chip, which controls the color of the light. Although LEDs were commonly thought to only be present in cell phones and remote controls, they're becoming more common due to their variance in size, shape, and color - allowing them to be used as LED flood lamps as well! Compact fluorescent bulbs use vapors such as mercury and argon to conduct electricity. When these vapors are excited, they give off ultraviolet light, which is absorbed by the fluorescent coating of the housing of the light and released light in the visible spectrum. Compact fluorescent lights are easily picked out of a crowd by their characteristic spiral shape.
LED lights have much more utility rebates available to them, for the sheer fact that they're greener than other forms of light. LED flood lamps are easier to use in a huge warehouse or office because they more efficiently use the electricity they're consuming, releasing a large proportion of it as visible light and wasting very little as heat. This also prevents the air conditioning from having to run all day, to cool a room or building already hot from many working bodies.
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Flood lights are usually depicted in movies as something ominous. They catch people doing something suspicious, or something they're not supposed to do, and they always turn on at the most inopportune moments. Luckily for consumers, floodlights are not just to catch the bad guys! Flood lights are commonly found in peoples' back yards, and run off an automatic sensor to turn on whenever someone enters the back yard. They're extremely bright and tend to light up the entire back yard, which is great for people who want to let their dogs out in the middle of the night, or those who might hear something alarming. Flood lights are also often seen on sports fields, usually at several points along the field with multiple lights adhering to one fixture.
The most common and well-known flood light is a metal halide, which is the bright white one most people may be familiar with. Next common is a sodium flood light which gives off an orange light, rather than bright white. The sodium flood lights are more akin to street lamps. They're extremely cost effective due to their high lumens-to-watt ratio. With recent technology advancing, LED flood lights are becoming more popular. This is due to their incredible efficiency, and the fact that they become even cheaper than sodium flood lights, long term. The initial cost is greater, but any kind of LED light is automatically eligible for more utility rebates and end up consuming less energy over time.
When using flood lights, it's very important to get the best bang for your buck, as well as making sure they're adequately performing the job they're supposed to. LED lights are a great innovation because of the way they consume energy and release it as light. LED lights are known to be seventy-five percent more efficient than incandescent light bulbs and twenty-five percent more efficient than compact fluorescent light bulbs. While LED light bulbs cost more initially, they wind up being much cheaper in the long run. This is due to a couple factors: many rebates are available for LED lights because of how much greener they are than other forms of lighting; LED lights also waste less energy, and more of what they consume is released as light instead of wasted as heat. Incandescent light bulbs waste ninety percent of their energy as heat. This also allows LED flood lamps to target their light, instead of scattering it over a wide area like other forms of light. This makes it much easier to purchase and set up an LED light and be able to predict what will actually be lit.
LED lights were typically known as those present in remote controls, cell phones, and alarm clocks. However, with recent research and invention, LED lights are becoming more available in different shapes and even colors. This is what is making LED flood lights more common in sporting events, in addition to the fact that they drastically reduce electricity bills as well as increase the comfort of spectators since they release less heat.
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Article Title: General Information on LED Fluorescent Tubes
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LED lights are known for being present in remote controls, cell phones, and computers. Recently, however, they have been sweeping the lighting industry as they become available in more shapes, colors, sizes, and their reputation as an incredibly energy efficient light spreads. LED lights, while more expensive to buy initially, end up costing much less over time than incandescent light bulbs and compact fluorescent lights mostly due to how they use and process the electricity supplied to them. LED lights, while previously only used as high bay lights, the kind that are embedded in the ceiling of an office or school, are now available to replace kitchen lighting, flood lights for sporting events or the backyard, and even as LED fluorescent tubes, instead of high bay lights.
Fluorescent tubes are well known for being present in the ceilings of schools, and many students have seen these lights as facilities comes to repair a broken or burned out tube. LED fluorescent tubes are slowly phasing those out for a few reasons. Fluorescent lights are composed of mercury and argon vapors, a poisonous gas that can be released if one of those tubes falls and shatters. LED fluorescent tubes, on the other hand, don't possess any poisonous gases. The biggest concern with one of those falling and breaking is shards of glass everywhere. Not to mention, fluorescent lights release ultraviolet light, one of the known carcinogens for skin cancer. LEDs do not release ultraviolet light. Also, the light from traditional fluorescent tubes is not as comfortable as light from LEDs. LEDs are twenty-five percent more efficient than compact fluorescent lights and a lot of this is due to how much of their electricity consumed goes towards light and how much goes towards heat. LED lights release very little heat, making those sitting in the classroom or office much more comfortable.
LED lights have an incredibly long lifespan, largely because of how they use energy. Fluorescent lights require a high voltage "kick," or "push" to turn on, making them break down that much faster if they're frequently turned on and off. LED lights have a lifespan of about 50,000 hours, compared to the 12,000 guaranteed by fluorescent lights. LED lights are also recyclable, contributing to their greener reputation than other forms of lighting, as well as the fact that they produce seventy percent less carbon monoxide than fluorescent lights. LED lights can also target their light, and it usually comes out at a one hundred and twenty degree angle, while fluorescent lights scatter it and it can never be guaranteed where it's going to go.
While LED lights are more expensive to begin with, about ten times more expensive than fluorescent lights, they end up saving a lot of money over time. Because of how recyclable LED lights are, as well as their low emission of carbon monoxide, they're eligible for many more utility rebates. In addition to that, LED lights consume and waste less electricity, significantly dropping bills over time.
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Article Title: Entrepreneurs - Small Businesses - When is it Time to Hire a PR Coach? NOW!
Author: Diana Ennen
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If you have been has been diligently trying to build your brand and client base, you know how tough it can be to market and grow without a solid marketing plan. While you may have thought as soon as your website went live and you handed out business cards that clients would be rolling in, you soon discovered there was more to it than that.
You may be an expert in your field, but unless you get out there, most won't know. That's where a PR coach can help. A PR Coach has been trained in all the best strategic ways that help ones business grow, get your name out there, and build your client base.
The following list is a few top ways that a PR Coach can help you get to where you want to be with your business both online and off.
What can a PR Coach help with?
You know your business or books best, just aren't sure how to market - A PR Coach can take a look at your books or your business plan and help you come up with a plan so you hit your target market and send the best message. With the help of a solid plan, you will know where to start and what you need to do to get there without any distractions or feeling overwhelmed with indecision.
You have a press release or article written, but need some guidance on making it work - Press releases can sometimes be hard to write so they send the best message. And when you make mistakes that send red flags, even a release on a very important topic will be overlooked. A coach can review that release and offer expert advice in how to make it work. Once written, if you don't know where to submit it for the best exposure to reach your target market it can be a wasted tool. A PR Coach is trained to help you create a captivating release and make sure it gets sent out to all of the best places that will bring in the most results. Also, many coaches have the ability to create targeted databases.
You just can't afford a publicist or marketing assistance at this time. You know a publicist or a publicity virtual assistant would be a valuable asset for you, it's just at this time you can't afford one. That's when you can hire a coach and do it yourself. They will devise a plan and learn how to use the media and social network sites to get your name out there and start bringing in the clients.
You feel confident in your marketing efforts. Just not sure on all the how to's - I'm sure when you first started out building your business you did some research on the best ways to market. You may even have developed a plan on your own but are unsure of where to start, how much money to invest in what tools, or how much time you should spend on testing out any of the marketing platforms you plan to use. A marketing expert can help you get focused and on the right path.
You want someone to review what you've done to date and provide guidance on how to make it better - Perhaps you do have a carefully crafted plan all drawn up for your business marketing. Wouldn't it be nice to have a professional marketing coach take a look at it to see if they can help you make it even better? As an expert in their field, they may be able to spot something you didn't or consider something you may have overlooked. It is always good to have a fresh set of eyes to review things even if you are confident you are doing alright yourself.
The holidays are approaching and you have the perfect products, but don't' know how to get it out there - If you are a business who sells products and most of your income relies on holidays and seasonal times, you may have to think of a specific marketing plan to ensure you can earn the most money for your peak time. There are many ways to sell your products these days both online and offline. It is much more than just building an ecommerce site or deciding to sell on ebay if you want to build your business each year. With the right advice from a marketing expert you can spend your time on the most beneficial marketing tactics that will have you selling more and building your brand.
A PR coach is there to take you step by step through the process of creating the best strategic marketing
plan for your business so not only will be you confident in your own ability to build your business alone moving forward, you will be able to save time and money on avoiding the methods that won't work as effectively.
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Article Title: How to Avoid Desperation Marketing - How to Get Clients Now
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Have you ever done this? Looked at the bank account, looked at the bills, looked at your upcoming schedule and then just went into a major panic? What are you doing to do? The bills are coming in, the clients are heading out, and you are stuck right dab in the middle with what seems like no solution in sight? The last few months might have been great, but now, for some reason times are tough and the clients just don't see to be there. What next?
Believe me, many think they are alone in this scenario, but they aren't. At one time or another I bet most businesses have faced this dilemma— Lack of Clients, which quickly lead to Desperation Marketing. They desperately needed to get clients. ASAP. Pronto. FAST! But can they?
So what is desperation marketing? It's marketing when you are so desperate for clients that you work at Superman Speed and throw everything you have out there, with no general direction. The worst part is clients and potential clients can feel this, and it backfires, often having them lose confidence in your professionalism and services. These tips should help.
The cure for Desperation marketing – And Ways to Get Clients Now
Plan your marketing. When you are desperate (oh how I so don't like that word), often times the fight or flights scenario comes into play. You sit in front of your computer screen frozen. What can you do? The desperate twinge in your stomach tells you that no matter what you do you have to do it fast. Now instead of going out there and manically tweeting, and sending out terribly written content to make your presence known, come up with a plan. Create a simple marketing plan that will help you secure the right clients, at the right pay, for the right reasons. Now I'm not saying to spend weeks on this plan (remember you do need that $$$). But do write down exactly who you want to target and what services you want to provide. Believe me it just feels better writing it down.
Get to Work – Get Marketing – In your plan include how you can best get those clients. Review first, how did you get your other clients? Definitely do more of those things. What you will often discover is that you have quit doing those things and that is what has happened to lead you to where you are today. Get crack'n again!
We recommend you do the following:
• Write more articles to show your expertise (this is an example);
• Host a teleseminar;
Get active on your social networks with great valuable tips and mention that special you are having);
• Consider a paid Facebook ad or promotions or a Google ad (with the right keywords of course);
• Network online and offline and anything else you think can make it happen.
• And anything else you feel would get you front and center in front of your ideal client.
Now what's important here is that even after you get those clients to get you out of your crunch, you continue to do these steps so you don't get back here again.
Review Your Pricing. Now don't go lowering your rates, but can you offer these services to those potential clients at a special rate just to jumpstart your efforts. Review your rate structure and see if there might be ways to do that. Remember you don't want to come off as desperate; you want to come off as "Hey, let's work together and I have this great special going on now."
Connect with Your Current Clients, Potential Clients, Associates, and More – Now is a perfect time to connect with them and tell them about this fabulous special you have. And yes, it's okay to mention that you are looking for new clients. What happens here is many aren't aware that you need the work and once they are, they might have the perfect connections.
Get Your Head in the Game – It might not seem like it, but your mindset plays a big part in getting and keeping your clients. Clients can feel fear as much as they can feel confidence. You always need to portray that confidence to them.
Set Realistic Goals – It's important to get down in writing what you hope to accomplish and be honest here. You probably won't be able to find 10 clients by noon, but can you find two clients by the end of the week. YES! That's doable. Write it down and do all you can to make it happen.
Hire Help - What? Didn't you hear me? I'm desperate. That might be true, but it also might be time to hire someone to review what you are doing and give you some recommendations. Perhaps your marketing isn't working, because you are doing it wrong and with a little tweak or two, you can turn it all around. Perhaps you are doing it right, but just not connecting in the right places. That's why hiring a PR pro or a PR Coach can often get you on the right track.
We know it's no fun to have that stress of needing to make money NOW, but hopefully these tips will help you turn it around. And remember if you ever need help, we are here.
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