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A Complete Guide to the Google Penguin Algorithm Update
Posted by Trevor Weitzel On December 22, 2021
Nearly a decade ago, Google debuted a major update to their algorithm, aiming for manipulative link-building practices and link spam – and the rest, as they say, was history.
Officially known as the Google Penguin Update, the webspam algorithm forever changed the way websites are ranked by Google. Before it was released, link volume was a key factor in scoring a page after being crawled, indexed, and assessed by Google.
Unfortunately, this methodology created a major loophole: low-quality content and webpages were able to secure better organic search results rankings than they deserved, simply due to high link volume.
As you can imagine, the imbalance of quality in the search rankings was something Google wanted to fix quickly. In keeping with their commitment to delivering the best possible user experience – and of course, relevant, useful search results – Google's webspam team got to work, and the Penguin update was born.
We've created a comprehensive guide that covers everything you've ever wanted to know about the Penguin Update from Google, condensing nearly 10 years of Internet history (pun intended) into a single, easy-to-read resource.
We'll be looking at the what, why, and how of Penguin and diving into the practical strategies you need to make the algorithm work for you.
Why was the Google Penguin Update Created?
In the early days of the Internet, spammy content, keyword stuffing, and other black hat SEO tactics were everywhere.
And even though you can still find all of that online today, it's been better relegated to the sidelines of search – and we largely have the Penguin update to thank.
Google first started tackling low-quality web pages with their Panda algorithm update. Later, Penguin was introduced as an extension.
Penguin was Google's weapon of choice against the rampant black hat link-building techniques that were being used to influence search results and rankings. Even though Panda had made a dent in the massive pile of spam, Penguin was designed to go even further. Ultimately, Google's goal was to disarm the users implementing black hat spamming tactics by focusing on the types and quality of earned backlinks.
With the update to their search algorithm, Google gained the ability to better process the various types of links that webpages and webmasters were earning and implementing in their content. As a result, the algorithm rewarded web pages with high-quality, relevant, and authoritative links while penalizing those relying on spammy linking methods.
It's important to note that Penguin was specifically engineered for sites' incoming links only, no outgoing links.
The Initial Impact of Google's Penguin Update
When Penguin was first launched (April 2012), Google estimated that it had a noticeable effect on more than 3% of global search results. Just over a year later, Penguin 2.0 was released as the fourth update to the Google algorithm.
That update affected just over 2% of search queries.
For the sake of context, Panda significantly impacted about 12% of all search queries.
A Timeline of Google Penguin Updates and Algorithm Refreshes
Anyone that's worked in SEO will tell you that updates to the Google algorithm stick to a fairly steady pace, which is largely why search works as well as it does today. For Penguin, in particular, there have been a fair number of updates and refreshes in the almost-10 years since its debut.
Of course, it can be hard to stay on top of all the updates and what they mean for your web page, especially if you aren't an SEO expert. But don't worry because we've rounded up the most important changes to Penguin and organized them into a brief history of algorithm updates.
Google Penguin 1.1
Technically, Penguin 1.1 was a refresh of the data within the algorithm, not a change. The updates' effects were two-fold: the websites affected by the initial launch were able to see a certain level of recovery if they had worked to revamp their link profiles. For many websites that had seemingly escaped penalty in the first round, this update proved to have an impact.
In this second data refresh, search queries in both English and international languages were affected.
Penguin 2.0 was a step forward for the algorithm on a technical level, directly changing the way the algorithm ranked search results. The first update went beyond a website's homepage and top-level category pages, working to pinpoint evidence of spammy links on multiple levels.
Penguin 2.1 marked the only time Penguin 2.0 received a refresh, though the exact purpose behind 2.1 mainly stayed behind the closed doors of Google. Experts have theorized that the data refresh continued Google's efforts to crawl webpages on a deeper level and allowed more intensive analysis of the containment of spammy links.
Another update, another step forward in the elimination of widespread black hat link tactics. Websites that were impacted by previous updates were able to make progress on recovery (assuming they had cleaned up their acts). This update extended Google's reach and delivered penalties for other sites that had continued their low-quality link-building methods.
Nearly two years after 3.0, the final algorithm update for Google Penguin was released. Easily the most news-worthy part of the launch was Penguin becoming a permanent part of Google's core algorithm.
Even though that didn't mean the actual functionality of the algorithm was changing, this did mark a shift in how Google perceived the algorithm itself.
Presently, Penguin runs in tandem with the core algorithm to assess links and webpages in real-time. This translated to the new ability to observe how your link building or cleanup efforts affected your search rankings, almost to the minute.
Unlike the previous versions of Penguin, which took a punitive approach to deal with websites using low-quality and spam links, 4.0 instead downgraded the value of the links themselves.
But that doesn't necessarily mean that penalties no longer exist – it's certainly still possible to see your rankings take a hit if you try black hat tactics.
How Do the Algorithm Downgrades of Google Penguin Work?
Not long after the introduction of Google Penguin, brands and webmasters that had relied on manipulative or low-quality backlinking strategies started to see their organic rankings and traffic decline. The downgrades weren't necessarily applied to an entire side; rather, some targeted specific keyword groups had been dramatically over-optimized.
Penguin also has the capability to move between multiple domains, so switching up the domain (in an attempt to redirect) isn't an option. Various SEO experts and enthusiasts have experimented with the use of 301 and 302 redirects but have found that they aren't an effective way to sidestep Penguin.
Typically, meta-refresh type redirects are to be avoided, regardless of Google Penguin. These can create problems for users and search engine crawlers alike, appearing as an attempted redirect.
Google Penguin 4.0 Recovery
After Google Penguin, many SEO experts were left asking: does the disavow tool help with algorithmic downgrades? The tool has long been a useful resource for SEO strategists and remains so even with Penguin incorporated in Google's core algorithm.
Like many topics in SEO, there is some debate as to whether or not disavowing links can really help a website recover after a link-based downgrade or manual action. Google has publicly stated that disavowing does work but should be used primarily in combating link spam.
What should be included in a disavow file?
When you submit a disavow file to Google, you essentially communicate that the algorithm should ignore all included links.
As a result, you can free yourself from the negative ranking issues caused by low-quality links. However, it's important to be very careful – if you accidentally include good links in the file, you're losing the ranking boost they can offer.
No notes are needed in your disavow file, but you're free to include them if they're helpful for your reference. Because an automated system processes the files, none of your notations will be viewed.
The only content required in a disavow file is the list of links you request to be ignored.
After you upload the file, you can expect a confirmation of receipt from Google.
The file will be immediately processed, but recovery will still take time. The disavow file doesn't direct Google to crawl the specific web pages you noted, so the full recovery is typically gradual.
When you check the linking report in your Google Search Console, you'll still see the links, with no specification as to which have been discounted so far. That can make it a bit challenging to determine where your site is at in the recovery process.
If you have submitted a disavow file in the past, it's important to be aware that a new disavow file replaces the original; it doesn't add to it.
This means that you'll always need to include previously disavowed links in each new file. The Google Search Console makes it easy to download the most current disavow file at any time, should you need to confirm any details.
What is the difference between disavowing individual links and disavowing domains?
Generally, it's better to disavow on a domain level rather than working with individual links. There may be large websites with both quality and paid links in some situations, and disavowing individual links will be a better option.
But typically, a domain-based disavow is your best bet. Here's why:
For a link to be discounted on your website, Google only has to crawl a single webpage on the entire site.
You don't have to deal with links that are indexed as non-www or www because a domain-based disavow already considers this.
How to Find and Eliminate Low-Quality and Spammy Links
Although there are some cases in which webmasters and brands are intentionally using manipulative link-building strategies, your website can also accumulate bad links without you necessarily realizing it. If you're noticing a disconnect between where you think your ranking should be and where it is, it may be time to conduct a link audit.
How to find backlinks to your website
On Google Search Console, a site owner can get a list of backlinks. However, the list will include "nofollow" links, which don't have an impact on your site's ranking.
But if the site removes the "nofollow" – which can happen without any warning – your site can be impacted.
You can also find various third-party tools for backlink auditing, though the tools' bots are blocked from crawling certain websites for various reasons.
For example, many high-quality websites block these bots in order to preserve their bandwidth. But on the other hand, some spam sites also block the bots to keep their subpar links under wraps.
The result is that you may not be able to see a complete profile of all your backlinks, including both high- and low-quality pages.
Monitoring backlinks
Like any industry, SEO has a small number of disingenuous players who try to use backlinking to hurt their competitors. Negative SEO attacks happen when a brand or webmaster purchases spammy links, using them to direct to your website to downgrade your ranking.
Luckily, Google is generally capable of determining the difference between a negative SEO attack and a website that's chosen to implement low-quality linking. So, you don't need to spend too much time worrying about falling victim to this online "crime."
For many reasons, taking a proactive approach to managing your backlink profile is a smart idea. Not only does it help you stay on top of potential issues, but it also demonstrates your website integrity when you utilize the disavow feature without a penalty or manual action is on the line.
In other words, it shows Google that you're invested in maintaining a high-quality, authoritative backlink profile – and you're doing it of your own volition.
Requesting link removal
When you find bad links, eliminating them can sometimes be as simple as reaching out to the site's webmaster with removal requests. Sometimes, a site owner will ask you to pay a fee in return for the link removal, but Google advises against sending any form of payment. Instead, just include the relevant links in your disavow profile.
Link outreach can help your website recover from Google's link-based penalties, but you don't necessarily have to do it for every single spammy link. The Penguin algorithm assesses a website's link profile as a whole, so a solid profile of high-quality links can help balance out a handful of spammy ones.
If you receive a partial penalty, which targets over-optimized keywords, the basics of maintaining and monitoring your backlinks can usually remedy any effects.
How to Know if a Link is High-Quality
There are plenty of links out there that are simply masquerading as reputable, high-quality sites – and unfortunately, it can be tricky to figure out which is which. Here are a few things to keep in mind when you're determining the quality of a specific link:
Don't make the mistake of judging a link on its domain type alone. It's impossible to label an entire category of domains as high-quality or low-quality, so you'll need to look beyond that. For example, many people assume that links from .edu sites are automatically trustworthy, but that's not always true. Just like any other domain, .edu sites can be spammy (and even hacked).
Even if a link is from a well-known or major website, it's not guaranteed to be a good link. There are plenty of popular websites that sell links (sometimes under the guise of advertising and sometimes when a contributor goes rogue).
Understand which links can be categorized as paid links. Most people think of "paid links" as those involving some sort of money exchange, but Google goes one step further. If a promotional link was provided in return for a product review, discount, or even a gift, Google technically views it as a paid link. Even if you ran a promotional campaign several years ago, the negative effects could be hitting your website now. You'll need to "nofollow" these links in order to repair the issue (you can still reap the benefits of traffic and brand awareness).
Ultimately, all of this means that individually assessing each and every link is a necessity for recovery. Making broad assumptions is a risky game because you can miss low-quality links and inadvertently remove good links.
What to Do if Your Recovery Efforts Don't Work
So, you've invested the time and energy into cleaning up your backlinks – but you haven't seen any improvement in your rankings or web traffic… what now? There are a few different reasons that recovery isn't panning out the way you expected:
You removed links but didn't seek out new, higher-value backlinks to add to your profile.
Any increase in your traffic or rankings before you were penalized was probably a short-term boost from bad backlinks.
There are still many negative backlinks that have yet to be disavowed or removed.
Your ranking issues weren't related to links in the first place.
As you recover from a Penguin algorithmic penalty, your rankings aren't going to immediately jump back to where they were before.
Even though it would certainly be a plus to start achieving top rankings for your desired search queries, that's just not the reality of link-building (or SEO in general).
There are three key reasons why your rankings won't necessarily be as high as they were previously:
Your site's original ranking may have been artificially inflated due to some of the links that you have now disavowed.
It's not uncommon for some good-quality links to be accidentally included in the disavowal process, so you could have eliminated some that helped your ranking.
The Google ranking algorithm is constantly changing, as are the factors that can benefit search results rankings.
Common Misconceptions about Google Penguin
There's no shortage of Google Penguin myths floating around the Internet, many of which have even experienced SEO strategists fooled. Sorting fact from fiction can get tricky, but we're dispelling a few of the most popular myths surrounding Penguin now.
Misconception: The Penguin algorithm is a penalty.
Many people refer to Google Penguin as a penalty, or a "manual action," imposed by Google. But actually, Penguin is solely algorithmic. This means that it can't be enforced or lifted by Google on a manual basis.
While it's true that both a penalty and a change to the algorithm can drop your rankings, there are important differences between the two:
A penalty occurs when a Google webspam team member implements a manual action on a certain domain after responding to a flag report and conducting an investigation.
You will be notified of the penalty via the Google Search Console.
In addition to auditing your backlinks and disavowing spammy links, you'll also need to submit a reconsideration request to the webspam team.
If your efforts are successful, Google will revoke the penalty. If not, you will have to go back to auditing your backlink profile.
A Penguin downgrade is an algorithm-based action, not something that involves an actual member of the Google team.
You will not receive a notification if your website is affected by Penguin (more on that in a minute).
Remedying backlink issues can result in a fairly speedy recovery because you no longer have to wait for a Penguin refresh or update for changes to take effect.
Misconception: Google sends you a notification when Penguin downgrades your ranking.
While the Google Search Console does inform you in the event of a penalty, you won't be notified if/when the Penguin algorithm has been applied to your website. Constantly checking your SERP rankings is the best way to spot a position change so that you can act quickly.
Misconception: The only way you can reverse a Penguin downgrade is by disavowing all low-quality links.
It's true that the disavowal tool can help clean up subpar links, but it requires a significant amount of time and effort. You don't have to hunt down every bad link and disavow it because Penguin primarily focuses on the ratio of good links to spammy ones.
So, you can certainly attempt to wipe out at least some of the bad links, but increasing your number of high-quality links can often be more impactful.
Misconception: There's no way to recover from Penguin.
It can often feel like a Penguin downgrade is something that will drag your site down forever. It is possible to recover – but time, experience, and a certain level of skill is required.
It's no secret that Google algorithms can be fickle, which is why many brands decide to invest in professional SEO services for the best possible outcomes.
Bounce Back from Google Penguin – and Stay on Top – with Help from V Digital Services
At first glance, it might sound like Penguin 4.0 complicates the entire concept of rankings, but it really does set up a more even, fair playing field for everyone. With black hat link-building techniques becoming less and less of a viable option, savvy SEO strategies are earning the quality rankings they deserve.
Whether you need help starting an SEO strategy from scratch or you're trying to figure out how to recover from a Penguin downgrade, the SEO experts at V Digital Services can help.
We'll work with you to build a strong backlink profile based on quality, construct a technically sound site, and implement effective SEO tactics to achieve your ranking goals. With the right plan in place, you can see measurable results sooner than later.
For more information about how to navigate post-Penguin, connect with the V Digital Services team today!
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These plays address the themes of deterioration and renovation, both physically and socially, over the course of Anacostia's long history. Anacostiahas undergone many physical and social changes from the time of the Nacochtank Native American settlement along the Anacostia River, to the founding of Union Town, today. These submissions examine the impact of revisionist history on Anacostia and its residents.
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I've read most of the books I've reviewed on this site within the last couple of years, but reading has been a passion of mine for a long time. My parents started reading to me at a very young age and I am extremely thankful for the emergence into stories that happened early in my life. As a tribute to their commitment to nightly reading and storytelling, this article details ten of my favorite childhood books.
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Thomas always overcomes seemingly insurmountable odds and shows readers that you can truly achieve anything if you believe in yourself. The full Thomas the Tank Engine Story Collection, written by Reverend W. Awdry, more than 55 exciting and funny tales that are enhanced by original artwork.
While I read many of Shel Silverstein's books when I was young (including Where the Sidewalk Ends), this book became one of my favorite because it planted the earliest seeds for an idea that would grow to become very important to me in my adult life.
That is the idea that what we often feel is missing in our lives can be found inside of ourselves, rather than in the external environment. What "the piece" thought it was missing was, indeed, what made it unique and relatable to readers. The piece's journey is told alongside Silverstein's iconic sketches and drawings and contains lessons that will stay with us throughout a lifetime.
The Tales of Winnie the Pooh struck my curiosity as a child because of the array of characters contained within its pages. My favorite character as a child, actually, was Tigger. I was attracted to his "bounciness" and energy for life, even if it got him into some sticky situations sometimes.
Although Pooh's complete tales are now more than 90 years old, the lessons in A.A. Milne's writings are just as relevant today as they were when they were first written. Each character is unique and has its own lessons to teach us about our emotions, thought processes, and how we approach life in general.
Growing up, we always had a dog around the house. First, it was an all-black Briard (French sheepdog) named Nibbles. Then, it was a much larger Briard named Chewbacca (Chewy for short). Now, it is a Golden Doodle named Huckleberry. As a child, the idea of a giant red dog as big as my house was too hard to ignore.
But within its pages, this book really tells us what it truly means to be a good friend. Our dogs continuously show us incredibly examples of what it means to love unconditionally. These are examples that we can all inspire to because if there's anything we need more of in the world it's unconditional love.
Ah, the joys of the dream world! Max's journey takes imaginative twists and turns into the world of "The Wild Things," where he learns many lessons, including those related to the pros and cons of what I'd like to call "wildness." Maurice Sendak's book is now fifty years old, but its contents have inspired generations.
The stories in this children's book have been adapted to the big screen and the opera. My favorite lesson from this book is that it's okay to let our imaginations run wild sometimes. In fact, imagination is key if we wish to create a new, better world because, before we can go about creating it, we must have the capacity to imagine what it is we wish to create!
I don't remember exactly how old I was when I received the first book in the Harry Potter series, but it was a series that felt custom-tailored to my age group. As a child, how can one not be enthralled by J.K. Rowling's wizarding world, and the hope that one day you might begin to discover your own "otherworldly" powers?
The first book in the series really set the tone for my sustained interest in Harry's story and his quest. The narrative starts out on Harry's journey to discover, and ultimately fulfill, his destiny. Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of the Harry Potter series is the idea that there could be a whole different world (or worlds) out there that we don't even realize exist, and that are waiting to be discovered.
Broken down to its simplest form, this book contains the main character's quest to discover where he came from in order to understand where he's going. P.D. Eastman's writing introduces concepts of identity and origin in a fun, comic story that I loved when I was a kid.
As an adult, it brings up some interesting questions. If you'd never seen yourself in a mirror, would you have any idea who or what you look like? If you don't understand where you came from, does that change your ability to know where you're going?
I couldn't help myself from including this book in my list because it set the stage for an early understanding of the digestive processes that most creatures on this Earth go through on a daily basis. On a personal level, it also set the tone for actively choosing not to be grossed out by bodily processes that are 100% biologically natural.
I can't even count the times I've used the exact title of this book in responding to someone who I perceive to be overreacting to what they perceive to be a "disgusting" occurrence. Beyond the obvious fact that lies in its title though, this books helps us to understand how our digestive process may differ from those of our favorite animal companions.
Dr. Seuss was way ahead of his time with this one. But before we get into this book's relevance to the current environmental movement, I just have to ask: what child can resist the image of the Truffula tree, one that so closely resembles our favorite fair treat, cotton candy?
You can't help but feel sorry for Alexander, can you? Everything that can go wrong, will go wrong for him on this terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day. And as we get older, we can only relate more and more, it seems. We've all had one of these days, haven't we?
From waking up with gum in his hair to having lima beans for dinner, Alexander's tale embodies what I later learned adults call "Murphy's Law." But underneath this very, incredibly, excruciatingly trying day for Alexander, there remains one intriguing question: is it really all so bad?
What Are Your Favorite Childhood Books?
Did you read any of these selections when you were young? Are you currently reading any of them to your children?
I'd love to hear about your favorite childhood books and why the lessons from those books stuck with you. Also, if you decide to purchase any of the books detailed in this post, I'd love to hear if the lessons you learned from them were similar to those that I've included in this article.
Please leave a comment below if you are inspired, perplexed, saddened, or angered by any of the books or ideas presented above. I welcome any and all comments and will do my best to respond hastily. I'd also encourage you to share this with others if you found it particularly insightful or helpful. Be sure to tag @ballisterwriting on Facebook or Instagram if you do!
Cheers to Your Inner Child!


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Q: ¿Cómo puedo obtener la info restante de un dataframe? espero se encuentren bien, actualmente tengo un problemita, es el siguiente:
tengo un dataframe con la info completa, llamemoslo df_limpio, este tiene las siguientes columnas:
NOMBRE, TIPO_DOCUMENTO, NUMERO_DOCUMENTO, DIRECCION, CORREO, INFO, BARRIO, ESTRATO, INFO1, INFO2, INFO3, telefono_1, telefono_2, telefono_3, celular_1, celular_2, celular_3.
y le estoy aplicando el siguiente código para quedarme con la info de aquellas personas que no tengan ni un solo número en las columnas  telefono_1, telefono_2, telefono_3, celular_1, celular_2, y celular_3.
df_limpio= pd.read_excel(self.rutalimpieza)
        vaciosTel1 = df_limpio[df_limpio['telefono_1'].isnull()]
        vaciosTel2 = vaciosTel1[vaciosTel1['telefono_2'].isnull()]
        vaciosTel3 = vaciosTel2[vaciosTel2['telefono_3'].isnull()]
        vacioscel1 = vaciosTel3[vaciosTel3['celular_1'].isnull()]
        vacioscel2 = vacioscel1[vacioscel1['celular_2'].isnull()]
        vacioscel3 = vacioscel2[vacioscel2['celular_3'].isnull()]
        vacioscel3.to_excel('Errores.xlsx', na_rep = "", index=False)

mi problema actual se basa en como puedo obtener la info de los restantes, es decir, de aquellos que si tenga al menos un solo número en cualquiera de las 6 columnas. Lo he intentado de la siguiente manera:
df_limpio[df_limpio.notnull()]

pero eso me devuelve prácticamente toda la información, ya que al menos existe data en cualquier columna(TODAS). Si lo aplico así enfocado solo en las columnas que necesito tampoco funcionaría.
columnas = ['telefono_1','telefono_2', 'telefono_3', 'celular_1', 'celular_2', 'celular_3']

for columna in columnas:
    limpieza =  columna
    df_limpio= pd.read_excel('self.rutalimpieza')
    vaciosDoc = df_limpio[df_limpio[limpieza].notnull()]
    vaciosDoc.to_excel('completos.xlsx', na_rep = "", index=False)

Podrían ayudarme para encontrar una solución?

A: Buen día,
Lo puedes hacer muy fácilmente utilizando la función pandas.DataFrame.isna (La función isnull que utilizas es un alias de isna) junto con pandas.DataFrame.all con el argumento axis = 1 para revisar fila por fila.
Para no hacer todo el datafram que tienes hice uno genérico:
    Nombre  telefono_1  telefono_2  telefono_3  celular_1  celular_2  celular_3
0    Pedro         1.0         2.0         NaN        3.0        NaN        NaN
1     Juan         NaN         NaN         NaN        NaN        NaN        NaN
2   Arturo        10.0         NaN         NaN       20.0        NaN        NaN
3  Roberto         NaN         NaN         NaN        NaN        NaN        NaN

Para obtener las filas donde todos los números telefónicos están vacíos puedes hacer lo siguiente:
print(df.loc[df[['telefono_1', 'telefono_2', 'telefono_3', 'celular_1', 'celular_2', 'celular_3']].isnull().all(axis=1)])

Esto devuelve:
    Nombre  telefono_1  telefono_2  telefono_3  celular_1  celular_2  celular_3
1     Juan         NaN         NaN         NaN        NaN        NaN        NaN
3  Roberto         NaN         NaN         NaN        NaN        NaN        NaN

Para obtener las filas donde alguno de los números telefónicos tenga datos puedes invertir la sentencia anterior utilizando ~:
print(df.loc[~df[['telefono_1', 'telefono_2', 'telefono_3', 'celular_1', 'celular_2', 'celular_3']].isnull().all(axis=1)])

Esto devuelve:
   Nombre  telefono_1  telefono_2  telefono_3  celular_1  celular_2  celular_3
0   Pedro         1.0         2.0         NaN        3.0        NaN        NaN
2  Arturo        10.0         NaN         NaN       20.0        NaN        NaN

En lugar de imprimirlos los puedes asignar a nuevas variables y seguir procesando los nuevos dataframes.

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Maybe it's just because I'm immersed in this stuff but I found Tribes by Seth Godin to be….obvious.
The book is an easy read once you get used to Godin's scattershot prose. It is also a good primer on the idea of tribes: A group of people who connect with one another based on a shared interest or idea.
Godin examines tribes, what makes them a tribe, how they form, and how they behave. This is important to know; I just thought it was all a bit elementary. If you feel you don't have a great grasp on the subject, then I do recommend you read Tribes; if you think you've got a good understanding of the subject, don't bother.


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Complementing the focus of this year's conference is a panel organized by the DW Akademie that explores the state of participatory and community-based media in developing countries. The session titled, The power of the neighborhood: How local media organize participation and how DW Akademie supports this, showcases three projects that foster grassroots journalism from partner organizations that span the globe – Welad Elbalad Media Services from Egypt, Open Development Cambodia and Plataforma de Periodismo from Colombia.
With a focus on the watchdog role of journalism is a session titled Whistleblowers, activists, journalists: Is advocacy journalism the journalism of the digital age? The panel includes an editor from Zeit Online and a professor of entrepreneurship and media literacy from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. The emphasis is on how digital media allows journalists to shed their neutrality and take an active stance on social issues.
Those interested in the EU and public participation should look at a session titled, Turning disinterest into engagement through innovative media formats. Hosted by DW in cooperation with the Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations (ifa), the discussion explores innovations in social media and journalism that are combining to increase citizen engagement in social issues, particularly with the context of EU policy and elections.
At the intersection of social media and human rights is a talk hosted by DW titled, Revolution postponed. The Arab Spring and Africa The discussion brings together African social media experts and journalists to analyze the state of social movements all over Africa, whether it is the Arab Spring in the north to political protests everywhere from Angola to Zimbabwe. The panel will explore if the movements have lost momentum and what the future may look like.


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Postbox 4.0.1
Postbox has issued version 4.0 of its eponymous email client with a modernized look, plus added support for Dropbox, Box, and OneDrive via the Cloud Sharing Add-on. Postbox improves the Focus Pane with the addition of more attributes and the capability to simultaneously select multiple attributes, topics, contacts, and/or dates. The release also introduces the Quick Bar, which enables you to drop signatures, topics, standardized responses, and more into a message (press Command-L to bring it up), a Domain Fencing feature that can warn you if you're sending an email to a recipient from the wrong account, a new Composition Goals feature that can tell you if you've hit a specified word or character count, a full HTML editor for the Compose window, and support for custom quote colors. Shortly after this release, Postbox updated the email app to version 4.0.1 to disable older language pack add-ons, fix an issue with accessing iPhoto menus, and fix errors that could occur when deleting an account. While there is no upgrade pricing available, those who purchased Postbox 3 on or after 20 November 2014 have a license key that will work with Postbox 4. ($15 new, free update, 25.9 MB, release notes, 10.9+)
Comments About Postbox 4.0.1
Doug Lerner
I would be curious to hear peoples' impressions of the new PostBox. I am a Mailplane user and like it, but I'm always interested in the possibility of a true complete native client. Apple Mail unfortunately has lots of problems. Lately it is the "crash to login" bug talked about in the Apple forums. So I keep going back to Mailplane for reliability. But I'm curious about PostBox.
Sam Bharr
As a former Eudora user, I find Postbox to be sorely lacking in search, sort and mailbox manipulation. But that's true of just about any email app I've ever tested since those glorious days.
Frankly, I don't need any of the new stuff that Postbox offers in this upgrade. I guess I'm just old fashioned.
I continue to pray to the email gods to please resurrect my long lost saviour, Eudora.. (but do add multiple accounts, please..!)
Bob Leedom
After about 20 years with Eudora, I migrated to Postbox in January of 2014, and have been very satisfied. There are a few quirks and annoyances (including the search shortcomings mentioned in Sam Bharr's reply), but the program has been stable and easy to use. The interface is clean, and I have no major complaints.
I am surprised to be reading of this update because my Postbox preference settings are "Automatically check for updates" and "When updates to Postbox are found, Ask me what I want to do" -- and yet this is the first I've heard of version 4.x (so thanks, TidBITS!).
iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2014)
OSX Yosemite v10.10.3
Well for $15 it's amazing what one can get these days. In that sense it's fantastic. However, I have to compare it to the free alternatives of Apple Mail and Thunderbird which I also use. I was hoping I could drop at least one of them for PostBox. I don't think I will. I used it religiously for several weeks and the net is about the same. A few things are better but others are not. It is more stable than Mail but so is Thunderbird. I find it to be slightly less intuitive for me than those two and that's probably my biggest complain. I feel less efficient even after using it for a while. Setup and install were clean. Search is effectively the same. I suspect there is more to this program than the others but I'm guessing it would take a lot more time in the tutorials to learn it. It's a good email app but I find it to be comparable to the other two.


Porkeyes wrote: Watching that gormless **** Jones crashing into our players without reply all game was making my blood boil. He's one of those I want to vent my anger at in the return fixture but he'll be too far away to hear my abuse and let's not forget him rolling around last year for the Feghouli dismissal.
To be fair, they were on a different level than us, which you would expect when you spend close to 170 million on Lukaku and Pogba.
Difficult to say exactly how bad a result that is for us until we see how they get on against other teams of our ilk. I loved watching Zab, that block in the second half I would argue saved a goal as that was travelling.
ok, we got the money argument and it's a fair one.
however, lesser paid teams than us will have a better performance and result against this lot, so why can they? how do they manage?
warp wrote: ok, we got the money argument and it's a fair one.
Perhaps the highly paid Man Utd players might have worse days?
Pointless debating what if but I will.
We lost the game in midfield with Obiang, Noble and Fernandes. I believe with Carvalho (hopefully), Kouyate and Lanzini we would have given them a run for their money. Not saying we'd have won but the game would have been very different. Likewise Antonio for Ayew.
That being said, our defence lined up like many expected and they were lacking, probably as a result of nothing in front of them.
Obiang and to some extent Masuaku didn't have performances that we have come to expect so that's another factor.
Also having Carroll to sub on late in the game and bully their defenders. Ah what I'd give for a fully fit West Ham.
HammerMan2004 wrote: Perhaps the highly paid Man Utd players might have worse days?
possible, but how much of that is down to them waking up on the wrong side of the bed, and how much is down to the opposing team performing?
Hayden wrote: Pointless debating what if but I will.
I'm inclined to agree with this - it's the midfield and it has been for a while. We were as poor as they were good, to be honest - but the reason they were so good was the middle of their side, where Matic bossed it. It gave them control and enabled their more forward-thinking players. Let's hope Carvalho gets across the line and does a similar job for us.
We just had no-one to hold the ball for longer than a few seconds. It's games like this that make me think that Antonio, Kouyate and Lanzini are especially key - ball carriers, the first two eating up ground, Lanzini able to beat a player - these things give the back 4 protection as we're further away from our own goal.
I still haven't seen much in Fernandes that, right of this moment, gives the lad a place in the starting 11.
I think most if not all of us can accept losing away to a rampant Man Utd. What is hard to take is when we seem to simply roll over and ask for our tummies to be tickled, and don't even appear to do the basics in terms of getting in their faces, not giving them time and space on the ball and making them work hard for the win.
They seemed to be strolling through us at will and, if we're all honest, that scoreline probably flattered us in the end. Money is money but it's 11 vs 11 in the end and the minimum we ask for is to compete at the basics.
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They were fitter, faster, stronger, more committed, better disciplined and more determined than us.
Of those attributes only faster and perhaps stronger are natural, the rest can be coached.
Jesus, Lukaku really does move for a big guy.
Self respect, application and hard work cost nowt.
I don't want to get too pissed off about the result. I expected a home win and at least one Lukaku goal and so it transpired. We were soundly beaten by a team that cost a fortune to put together and better teams than us will lose up there this season. I was though disappointed with some if our players more than others. Reid had a poor game and Zabaleta was comfortably our best defender, it was a game that was crying out for Collins. Ayew just seems such a monumental waste of money, I just don't see what he brings to the table. I think Arnautovic will do well for us, he put himself about and wanted to be involved whenever he had the opportunity and I reckon we have a potential star in Declan Rice. Overall a disappointing, but hardly unexpected result. Onwards and upwards.
I sat through a full re-run - have to say, I've seen us play far worse. Honestly.
I forgot that Arnie hit the bar, Sakho missed a free header from six yards, Hernandez miscued a volley and how many decent crossing and final ball opportunities we had having moved the ball quite nicely into the final third. We'll beat lesser teams than Man U if we stick at it.
And Zabaleta had a good game. Sakho got half hour and should still be alive by the next time a game comes and Rice also got half hour.
This is the best Man United team for years, better than the last one that won the league.
It's between them, Man City and Spurs this year.
What did you make of Noble in the 1st half watching back Bubbles?
Colours never run wrote: What did you make of Noble in the 1st half watching back Bubbles?
Same as watching it live - thought he was decent. He was the one player in our central midfield who looked pretty comfortable in possession. Physically almost all our boys took a bit of a stomping in that half.
Obiang and Masuaku were the two who really couldn't cope with the intensity of Man U's onslaught between 10-30 minutes. Fernandes was a bit peripheral. Reid and Ogbonna were just about hanging in.
The odd bit is that it looked like we had weathered the storm, then bang - they hit us on the counter.
The free kick goal didn't kill us as much as I felt it did at the time - we kept plugging away until the last five minutes.
Having watched it back, it looks like Reid was Lukaku's marker during that game, Masuaku had Bailly at the corners, Ogbonna had Pogba. Reid and Masuaku lost Lukaku at a corner after about 6-7 minutes both going with Bailly.
Watching their first goal on replay was interesting - see which players were busting a gut to get back, and which of them had the speed to match Man U's in a sprint.
I also thought we weathered the predictable storm early on and was beginning to get a foot hold in the game and then Obiang had a horrendous ground opening moment. For the gial it was Ogbonna that switched off because had he remained alert and didnt stop running back, the goal would have been prevented.
I also thought that by the end of the half had we scored when it was harder to fluff our lines (again Obiang shooting down the keepers throat and Fernandes weak effort) we could have rocked them as it was on the stroke of half time which is always a great time to score and throw the managers plans out the window.
It looked more like teething problems bedding everyone in away at one of the hardest places to play so you could see some were ring rusty (which is why I was more surprised how bang on Noble was especially considering he was out injured in pre season). I did see encouraging signs but on the whole of course it wasn't good enough.
And it's not every week we'll have to face 1 of the best teams in the League currently away.
bubbles1966 wrote: I sat through a full re-run - have to say, I've seen us play far worse. Honestly.
Watch the first half again at 9mins 32 seconds, watch Lukaku off the ball?
No way of knowing from the camera shot - Lukaku seems to try to shrug Ogbonna off - can't tell if it's an elbow.


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Sheffield United striving to be best option around for players
Chris Wilder manager of Sheffield Utd celebrates the win at Brighton on Saturday. Picture: Simon Bellis/Sportimage
Stuart Rayner
Published: 06:15 Updated: 06:18 Tuesday 24 December 2019
Chris Wilder is hoping his Sheffield United players will want to stay and be part of something special if any of their Premier League rivals try to whisk them away in January.
Wilder jokes that his team's best chances of being in Europe are for an end-of-season holiday in Magaluf, but with the fixture list hitting the halfway mark after Boxing Day's game against Watford, they are in the first Europa League spot.
Sheffield United strikers Oli McBurnie and Lys Mousset celebrate the win over Brighton. Picture: Simon Bellis/Sportimage
That form has seen the penny drop – at least in some quarters – that there must be some quality players, and coaches, at Bramall Lane. So as much as the Blades are looking to add to their squad in January, there is also a danger of losing key figures.
"If I get a call off 75 per cent of clubs in this division, possibly more, there will be a better deal out here for my players but hopefully they look a bit deeper than that," said Wilder.
"We had a situation with David (Brooks) a couple of years ago where we were going into our second Championship season and a Premier League team (Bournemouth) came calling. It is difficult when the big hitters try to take your players away but we're in a good position as a club. I'm grateful for the work (chief executive) Steve Bettis, Carl (Shieber, the head of football administration) and the board do backing me as a manager.
"There's no director of football, no negotiations, no one's going behind my back to move players on, which is how I want to manage and make right decisions on behalf of the football club.
I'm sure the players are happy to be here, you can see that at the end of games. I'd never want to keep an unhappy player here and, if there was, then we'd look to protect the football club.
"We want to keep our best players and we want to build and move forward.
"I'm not worried, about people looking at our players. It's part and parcel of the division, it's something you have to handle. They are all under contract.
"I want to drive the club forward and make that next step.
"Lots of things have to happen for a deal to come off but I'm sure the players are happy to be here, you can see that at the end of games. I'd never want to keep an unhappy player here and, if there was, then we'd look to protect the football club."
John Fleck should be back in action for Sheffield United on Boxing Day after missing the win at Brighton through suspension. Picture: Simon Bellis/Sportimage
The squad has quietly evolved since its League One days, meaning many of the players have been together for some time. Wilder is looking to further strengthen by adding "two or three" players when the transfer window opens on New Year's Day. Free agent Jack Rodwell has been training with the club this month, and Everton's former Barnsley defender Mason Holgate has been talked about as a potential option for central defensive cover.
The Blades have only lost one game in 11 but there will be no stopping to pat themselves on the back and no taking opponents for granted. Bottom-of-the-table Watford are in South Yorkshire on Boxing Day buoyed by Sunday's first win under new manager Nigel Pearson, at the expense of Manchester United.
"The boys have done great but you can't pat yourselves on the back in this game," said Wilder. "You just can't do that.
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"Europe might be an end-of-season trip, probably to Magaluf. You used to see 20 or so teams out there at the end of May.
Luke Freeman impressed for Sheffield United in the 1-0 win at Brighton. Picture: Simon Bellis/Sportimage
"Watford are a team that creates chances. They don't create half-chances, at Anfield they created proper chances. I thought they were quite unfortunate and they got their reward for a positive performance against Manchester United."
With John Fleck back having missed Saturday's win at Brighton and Hove Albion through suspension, Wilder can expect a full squad to choose from on Boxing Day. Luke Freeman came in for Fleck on the south coast, and with Lys Mousset rested from the starting line-up, his replacement Oli McBurnie scored the game's only goal.
"We've had selection headaches right the way through the season," said Wilder. "We made a change on Saturday and obviously Lys was disappointed but you saw his attitude when he came on, wanting the change the game. That's why we've had the consistency, because of that attitude, wanting to push.
"Luke, in a slightly different role to the one he had at QPR, has adapted so well. Ben (Osborn, a substitute at the weekend) has impressed all of us.
"One of the big messages to people is that they can't drop off. It is tough for people not in the team, having to come up here (to the club's Shirecliffe training complex) on a Saturday in the wind and the rain, not being out there in front of 30,000 people.
"But they will do it and they have to do it because they are professional footballers."


RAPID CITY, S.D. - Sept. 29, 2018 - PRLog -- As a premier prime contractor to the United States Government (USG), EvereTech will provide Facility Monitoring support services during undergraduate and post-graduate education for the 28th Force Support Squadron (FSS) at Ellsworth AFB in South Dakota. The contract is 5 years in length and runs until September 25th 2023.
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Q: Delete a dimension in a array Is there a way to delete a dimension in a array (only if it's empty), it's pretty dificult to explain with words, so that's what i want to do :
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Jackery 1000w – Know These Things Before Buying Your Jackery
Jackery has a wide range of products. But is it safe to trust them? The company has been around for several years and has now developed many different products that include camping equipment and electric vehicles. If you're a camper with a family, Overlanding aficionado or you simply want to buy an electric vehicle to power your home, there's something for all. Check out this comprehensive review of of their most well-known products.
Jackery has developed a variety of portable power solutions that are innovative and efficient. These products are suitable for camping, RVing, or emergency use.
Jackery, an innovator in green outdoor energy solutions, was founded in California in 2012. It has been recognized by of more than 100 authorized media and organizations worldwide. The company's innovative solar generators have made it one of the most sought-after solar generators in the world.
Jackery Explorer 1000 is a compact and powerful power station. The unit can be charged via a household wall outlet or the car lighter for cigarette.
The device is equipped with many options that let you charge a variety of devices. You can charge your phone, light or a fan. It also features the ability to light up and has an LED display that provides information. It also has a convenient carrying handle.
The Explorer 1000 is a more compact model than other models and also has a higher output wattage. It's also less expensive than many similar models.
The products of Jackery feature batteries that can charge with the help of a solar panel. Jackery believes that it will continue to offer innovative solar energy products for customers around the world.
Jackery provides a variety of Explorer units to meet a variety needs. They include the Explorer 500 and the Explorer 1000. Both are designed to power high-wattage appliances.
The Jackery Explorer 1000 is an excellent option if you're searching for a portable power source. The lightweight unit comes with a high wattage battery and a compact design and a handy carrying handle.
The Jackery is a fantastic choice for vanlifers who are full-time, as well as anyone who requires a quick boost of power during the day. However, the Jackery isn't the best choice for power in emergencies.
It is intended to be used for day-to-day needs, but its battery is not big enough to provide power to your appliances at home. A typical appliance in the home requires at least 1000 watts. Even even if your Jackery can output an impressive 1000 watts, it'd take an hour to drain the power.
However, a 1000Wh battery isn't big enough to power large appliances, like laptop adaptors or televisions. However, the battery can continue to operate at its maximum capacity for up to a year and half after an entire charge and discharge.
The Jackery Explorer 1000 in several different sizes. The smallest is the most compact, but it isn't ideal for powering a lot of devices at the same time. It weighs 22 pounds.
Although the Explorer 1000 has some nice features, it isn't the most sophisticated power station on the market. In contrast to the esoteric Jackery you can't daisy chain it to another unit to increase capacity.
The Jackery can only accept a 163W of solar input. It has a USB output but it only records watts when it's actually being utilized.
If you're looking for reviews of portable power stations, Jackery is one brand that is often on the list. Jackery is well-known for its unique and portable batteries. It was established in Silicon Valley in 2012 by a former Apple battery engineer.
The company claims to be the first portable power station with lithium batteries. It comes in a variety of sizes and can be customized to your specifications.
There are a variety of options, however, Jackery recommends the 1002Wh Lithium Ion NMC battery. This battery is rechargeable using solar or household power. The battery can be recharged with sunlight for about a day however, it will take around two days to fully charge it.
In addition to the lithium battery in addition, the Jackery Explorer has a 1000W pure sine inverter and MPPT solar charge controller. These features make it extremely flexible. You can use it for anything from camping to back-up power in the event of an extended power outage.
The Jackery, like many other power stations has an over-voltage protection feature. This will ensure that you don't accidentally put out more than the battery can handle.
The Jackery Explorer also has a USB output and a 12V DC output. It is possible to power multiple devices using a combination of both 12V DC and USB outputs. You can charge your laptop at night, and then use your CPAP machine during the daytime.
Solar panels are great for charging your devices directly from the sun. There are many types of panels. Certain panels can be fixed while others can be folded. They can be used indoors as well as outdoors. A lot of them are compact enough to fit into the briefcase.
Jackery's SolarSaga 100W solar panel is an excellent choice for anyone looking to save money using solar power. The panels are powered by monocrystalline solar cells that are extremely efficient and can be used to charge mobile devices. They are light and portable due to their case that protects them and kickstands.
This product is perfect for travelers, campers, and adventurers. It's light and has an impressive battery that can be recharged in as little as two hours with AC or for as long as eight hours with DC. It can charge your phone, camera and television for several hours. It also has emergency backup power.
A solar generator is a great idea to keep your phone charged while on the road or camping. Jackery's products offer excellent customer service.
In addition to charging the SolarSaga can also be used to power your router, fan, and monitor. They also have an integrated flashlight, which means you don't have to use an additional battery pack.
The SolarSaga can be used with the Jackery powerstation to generate an 80% charge in three hundred and sixty five cycles. The Jackery's battery will last up to 1,000 cycles.
Jackery is a well-known name in the portable power sector. The Explorer 1000 is one of its many products. The company touts itself as the world's largest producer of solar power for outdoor use and its range of products includes everything from solar power to LED lighting. The company's top-of-the-line portable power station is an excellent choice for your next camping trip. You can't go wrong with a warranty that lasts until the next trip to the beach. Jackery's customer service is the best part about Jackery. If you have a problem with your equipment, the company is a phone call only.
The company also has an impressive collection of LED lighting, ensuring that your LED lights won't be left out in the rain. The credit line from Jackery allows you to finance new LED lights for up two years.
Jackery offers a wide range of portable generators that are perfect for camping. These are compact, light weight and portable enough to travel with on the road. They are also ideal for picnics or sports games.
The Jackery Explorer 500 is an excellent choice for those who need an electric power source that they can carry along on the road. It is a sturdy design, a good battery, and a comfortable handle. The panels can be left outside the tent to protect it from rain.
The goal zero Venture 30 is an excellent option if you're looking for an enduring and waterproof device to power your electronics. It comes with a number of amazing features, including two USB ports.
Jackery also makes solar panels that can be connected to the unit. The panels can be used to charge the device using the Solarpeak(tm technology.
The company does a great job of designing and engineering products that accomplish a lot with little to no fuss. This includes a multi-function LCD display that will tell you the names of the main functions of the unit and also the most efficient method to charge it.
These units are extremely affordable and that's the most appealing aspect about them. They are also the best price by purchasing them on Amazon. You can also find coupons that will help you save up to $100 and $30 on your purchase.
Jackery is a distributor and manufacturer of solar generators. It offers its customers a number of options to pick from, including the explorer 1000, 240, the 500, and the 300. However, many people have difficulty deciding which model they'd like to purchase. To help you make the right choice, we've put together some useful Jackery reviews and guides to assist you in learning about the various models.
If you're on the lookout for a portable source of power you may want to think about a Jackery solar generator. It's designed to be compact and powerful enough to run all your electronic devices when the power goes out. This is especially useful if you reside in rural areas or plan to travel.
The Jackery Explorer 1000 is an excellent example of the latest in portable technology. With a power capacity of 1002Wh it can power devices for a number of days without the need for a mains outlet. With the company's exclusive technology, it can charge a light with five watts for an impressive 76 hours.
The Jackery Explorer 1500 is another great pick for travelers and adventurers. It's also an excellent choice for home-based users. It uses solar panels to generate power, just like the Explorer 1000.
Besides being able to run any electronicdevice, it is also able to run any other electronic. Jackery Solar Generator is eco-friendly. It is lightweight and compact and doesn't create any harmful emissions. The company also provides a two-year warranty.
Jackery's portable power unit comes in a range of Wattages. The 240-watt unit comes with a robust handle and is designed for users who are average.
There are a variety of portable power sources on the market, however the Jackery 1500 is the best. It's small and powerful, and compatible with the SolarSaga 100 panels. The battery isn't cheap, but it does the trick and is the largest battery in the Jackery line.
The Jackery 1500 isn't waterproof. It doesn't mean that it can get wet. It's designed to be used outdoors and can be carried with you when traveling for maximum portability.
This is a significant improvement over the average gasoline generator. The Jackery 1500 is quieter than its gasoline counterparts and doesn't have a smell. It can also be charged on the go. This model is ideal for weekend warriors or long-distance travellers.
The Jackery 1500 is an impressive model for a product that retails at $2699 It is the only pure sinewave inverter which is not common in this price range. Additionally, it has an impressive draw capacity. For your peace of mind, it also boasts a 30-day money back guarantee.
The Jackery 1000 Portable Power Station can charge lithium-ion batteries by using solar panels. This compact unit can charge laptops, cameras, cell phones, and a number of other electrical appliances.
Jackery uses advanced technology that lets the unit charge by solar panels. It is easy to use and can be charged by the sun or using an AC/DC adapter.
Jackery offers a two-year warranty. The package includes a car charger cable. Alternately you can plug the cable into an outlet at home.
The Jackery Explorer 1000, despite its high price tag it is a powerful power station. It is equipped with an LED flashlight and an informative display that shows how much power is left in the battery.
It can receive 200W of solar energy. Utilizing an SolarSaga 100W panel, the battery can be fully charged in just 17 hours.
Jackery has upgraded its MPPT Solar regulator to improve 30% efficiency in solar recharging. The new algorithm is able to identify the best available input.
500 jackery
The Jackery Explorer 500 is a very portable solar generator that allows you to charge your devices while on the go. The Jackery 500 can charge your tablet and phone as well as camera and other small electrical devices.
The Jackery Explorer 500 is small and comes with a case. It comes with three USB-A ports as well as a 12V car charger and an AC port. There's also an option for pass-through charging that allows you to charge more than one device at a time.
The Jackery 500 comes with a carry case with two handles. This helps you to carry and pack.
While the Jackery 500 is a great option for a weekend getaway, it's certainly not ideal for a long camping trip. You can test it for 30 days and see if it is right for you.
The eco-friendly design is an additional benefit. It is made of lithium-ion batteries and will last for several more hours than the standard 500Wh.
The Jackery Explorer 300 portable power station is compact and light. It offers high-power for your electronics. It comes with a variety of ports that can charge multiple devices simultaneously, such as an AC output as well as an AC output, a USB A port, USB C port, and an outlet with 12V.
Contrary to most power stations the Explorer 300 has a built-in handle, making it simple to carry. Additionally, it is powered by a 58,600mAh battery which is enough to charge an iPad or smartphone, tablet or a mid-sized laptop.
Jackery is a name that is well-known for its eco-friendly, high-quality products. They recently won an award called the Red Dot Award for their work. Their latest Explorer 300, Explorer 500, and the EVO 300 are just a few of the products that comprise the company's products.
Jackery claims that the Explorer 300 can recharge your phone from 0 to 80% in about two hours. This is an impressive feat for a battery of this type. The main advantage is that the battery can also be charged using solar panels.
Jackery Explorer 1000 is a portable charger that can charge a variety of small appliances at once. The battery can store up 1002Wh of pure power. The battery can be charged using the AC/DC adapters included or solar panels.
Jackery is a well-known brand for making good-quality zonne-energy products. The Explorer 1000 is the top-of-the class model. It comes with a 1000W continuous inverter, battery, and eight outputs. It also includes flashlight and a car charger and an ergonomic handle for easy transport.
The price of the Explorer 1000 is around $1,000. It's a bargain. It has a stylish exterior and a lot of power. It has an LED display that is informative and displays the power of the input, the output, and the charge percentage.
If you're looking to expand, you can add additional panels or batteries. You can customize your system this way.
The Explorer 1000 Pro has a few additional features over the Rockpals 1000W. The Explorer 1000 Pro features an MPPT controller that allows you to charge the battery more quickly. It also has two USB-C ports, which can be used to charge up to eight devices at a time.
The Jackery 240 portable power station comes with a variety of features. It is lightweight and portable, with a large battery.
The 240 watt-hour battery provides enough power to charge your laptop or phone. In addition, you can make use of solar panels to charge the device.
Jackery 240 is portable and can be used for camping or road trips. It can be carried in your van or boat. The product is powered by a lithium-ion battery which has a long lifespan and requires no maintenance.
The Jackery 240 has an LCD screen and a flashlight. The screen displays the input power as well as the output power, and the amount of juice that is being drawn from the battery.
The Jackery 240 features a handy 12V car port. It also comes with an AC Pure sine wave outlet.
Apart from being compact, the 240 is also environmentally friendly. It can be charged using solar panels or the 12-volt plug. It is also worth noting that the Jackery 240 does not require an adapter in the UK.
If you want a power station that is portable, reliable and can power your home appliances in the event of a blackout, the Jackery Explorer 2000 is the one to get. It's light, portable, and packs a large battery. The company also offers a variety of sizes and configurations.
Jackery is a major player in the power station world. Their reputation for reliability and customer service is a good one. They are not the best choice for power solutions in emergencies. The Jackery 2000 can be used in solar power or connected to the wall. The unit is difficult to install.
With the help of a USB-C power delivery port you can charge your laptop or other electronics. There are two USB-A outputs. Each output can supply up to 18W of power.
You can charge your Jackery by using a car's lighter should you want to take it on the road. Also the Jackery comes with a built-in flashlight. The light can be set to any of three intensities.
The Explorer 2000 has the SOS mode. If you get power cut and you aren't sure if you should turn the unit on or not, you can press the SOS button. This will activate a light that will signal you.
The Jackery Pro is one of the most well-known battery packs on market. The battery is built using Lithium-ion technology and has many characteristics that make it a standout. It is also extremely mobile and can be carried when on the move. It is also very efficient and simple to charge.
Lithium-ion battery technology
Jackery power stations are popular for emergency use at home and camping. They are lightweight and cost-effective. But they do have a few flaws. In this Jackery pro lithium ion battery review, we'll examine the pros and cons of using these portable generators.
The Jackery Explorer 1000 portable battery power station is strong and versatile. It is rechargeable using solar power or any other power source.
The battery in the PRO model is a brand new high-capacity lithium-ion. This new technology is lighter and more energy-dense than the previous models. It also has a longer operating duration and a longer battery life.
The PRO model comes with an extra battery than the Explorer 1000. It also includes a higher-spec, newer solar charger.
Another advantage of the PRO model is its speedy charging. The battery can be fully recharged within a matter of hours. You can even recharge your device in only a few minutes from 0% up to 80%.
The Power Pro also features dual USB 5V 2.0A output ports as well as an LED light and two fans. The device is small and lightweight, weighing only 12 pounds. It can be charged via either an AC plug or a solar panel.
Jackery's new Power Pro also boasts an ecologically friendly design. It is constructed using a lithium ion battery that is more secure than lead acid batteries. The lithium ion battery has been protected against overvoltage, surges and moisture. A 12-month warranty and a 12-month guarantee are offered.
Jackery's Pro Portable Battery Station may not be the cheapest however it does offer plenty. For the price, you get an efficient, rugged power bank that is protected from shocks and moisture.
The Jackery Explorer Pro is the ideal power station to carry at hand when you're going hiking, camping, or simply enjoying boondocking. It can deliver 2200 watts of energy through AC or DC power.
The Explorer Pro's output power is comparable to that of the Honda EU2000i gasoline-powered generator. However, it's more expensive. This isn't necessarily a bad thing. It may be worth spending some extra money if are looking for a portable generator.
The Explorer Pro can charge the battery with solar panels. The solar panel can supply 1800 watts of power when charging with AC or DC power.
Jackery's batteries come with an SOS mode which allows you to notify that you're in danger. They also have an integrated flashlight, which has three levels of intensity.
A handle that folds up is a further improvement. This makes the power station easier to move and store.
The Explorer 2000 Pro is more powerful than its predecessors, but it still has some flaws. The USB-A ports have a 18W output instead of the 200W USB-C port. It is also possible to charge in bulk. be achieved to nearly 100 percent.
The fan is quieter than other products, but it still rotates quite frequently. The Explorer 2000 Pro is a superior choice to the non-Pro version due to its premium design.
Jackery has seen an increase in its power output over recent years. Although it's not as powerful as EcoFlow or the Goal Zero EV1 or EcoFlow however, it's much more powerful than its predecessors. It even powers an air conditioner for a small camping unit.
If you're seeking an efficient portable solar power generator you can use on the go, then you may want to consider the Jackery Explorer 2000 Pro. This is the newest version of Jackery's product and has a more sophisticated design and quicker charging. It's also eco-friendly.
The Jackery Explorer 2000 Pro is a 2,160 watt-hour power station. It is able to power numerous devices for a long time. This means it can be used to charge laptops or tablet, or even a mobile phone. It can even power a full-sized fridge for a period of about a day.
It folds down to make packing and unpacking simple. The design is sleek and elegant.
Dual battery protection is offered by the Jackery 2000 Pro's battery. When it's not being used the battery will switch off. The battery will last 12 hours when it's charged.
The Jackery SolarSaga panels can fold up and be positioned within 30 seconds. They are made of monocrystalline solar cells that are extremely efficient. They also come with an enclosure that protects them.
Apart from the panel, you'll need purchase an DC input cable, an adapter for 8mm to MC4, and an Anderson Power Pole (APP) port. However the Jackery Explorer 2000 Pro does not include Bluetooth, WiFi, or an integrated phone charger.
However, Jackery does provide a 3-year warranty. It also comes with an innovative smart display with LEDs that lets you know how much power you're putting into the device. You can change the color of the display to show more information.
Depending on your situation, the Jackery Explorer 2000 Pro may be more than enough power to meet your needs. You might also want to supplement your existing sources of power by using this solar generator.
The Jackery Explorer 2000 Pro is an portable power station that generates enough power to power appliances, such as fridges or freezers, for up to 24 hours. It can be folded down to make it more convenient to transport. Utilizing a lithium ion battery is able to store energy in batteries that can be charged bulk up to a hundred percent of their capacity.
The Jackery 2000 Pro can either be charged via 120 volt AC outlet, or via a solar panel. It comes with a variety of AC and DC outlets on the back as well as three charging ports on the front. An integrated LED smart display will assist you in determining how much battery power you have left.
While it may not be the most powerful product on the market but the Jackery offers some interesting features. There's an SOS mode that allows you to signal for assistance with the bright LED light. Another feature is the possibility of charging two panels at the same time. This is very useful when you require power for your home during an outage.
The LED smart display can display input power in watts and other important information. A built-in flashlight is also available. The LEDs can be adjusted for three different brightness levels. They are also visible in direct sunlight.
The Jackery features two USB-A outputs, which can supply up to 18 watts (Quick Charge 3.0). The latest Jackery comes with an 8mm connector which differs from the earlier models. However the rubber caps that cover the ports can be difficult to put on. The company has designed an adapter that works with older products.
Overall, the Jackery 2000 Pro offers a high-powered, attractive alternative to smaller, gasoline-powered generators. It is simple to use and has large storage space.
Options to keep the battery fully charged
Jackery is an energy source for portable use that uses lithium batteries. This kind of battery is lighter than the lead-based ones. It's also less expensive. If you purchase a Jackery it comes with three years of warranty. You can request an extension of the warranty by contacting an authorized reseller.
There are a range of models available. The largest of them is the E2000, which can provide an 1800-watt air conditioner for up to 106 minutes. However, the majority of people are seeking a smaller, more affordable option. The Jackery Explorer 1000 is an excellent option if you're on a tight budget.
The battery life of the Jackery will slowly decrease as you use it. Jackery recommends that you charge the battery every three months. You can do this either by using a wall charger or solar panels.
The Explorer model's handle built-in makes it convenient for carrying it. It can charge a smartphone or laptop. It has a tiny display that shows the charge level of the battery.
The Explorer model comes with a car charger, too. It also allows you to charge your phone while you are in the car.
The Jackery Explorer 1000 is a lightweight, attractive device. It is ideal for Bluetooth speakers and cell phones. It also comes with an 8mm Anderson combiner that allows you to charge the battery more quickly.
The Explorer has one 110-volt outlet. It is possible to enhance it by adding more batteries. For instance, you can add two larger solar panels and double the amount of capacity.
Another drawback is that the Explorer has a limited amount of solar charging capacity. It takes about two days to fully charge the battery if you have an average amount of sunlight.
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