Contact: Lloyd Chrein, lc@tweetlister.com

New York, NY – May, 19, 2009 – Today’s marks the official launch of TweetLister, a free service that allows real estate brokers and owners to take full advantage of the vast, wide-reaching social network on Twitter.com. With TweetLister, real estate professionals and owners can easily create, post and manage all of their Twitter listings, track clicks on listings, and collect leads – all in one spot. It’s easy. It’s friendly. And it’s free.

The website is located at http://www.tweetlister.com.

TweetLister is perfect for real estate brokers and owners who are selling, renting or leasing properties. It can be used to list residential, commercial/office, vacation, land and any other type of real estate. Brokers will find it easy and convenient to manage an unlimited number of listings at once. Owners can create a listing, and then “set it and forget it” in TweetLister until their property is sold, rented or leased. Both brokers and owners can see how many clickthroughs their listings are getting, and can adjust the features and pricing in the listing at any time. And you can view and download leads for each listing, so you don’t miss a potential deal!

In its beta release, TweetLister has already earned high marks from writers covering the real estate industry: “After putting TweetLister through it’s paces and creating a couple of listings, I don’t see any reason why anyone involved in real estate marketing, should wait to try TweetLister,” writes blogger Brett Weaver. “It’s so easy that you don’t even have to create a new account. Just use enter your existing Twitter login credentials and you will be Tweeting Listings in a flash.”

“Putting it simply, TweetLister is Twitter for real estate listings,” notes Arnold Zafra of RotorBlog. “If you’re a real estate broker or owner, TweetLister is a great service for you. It lets you create, post and manage all of your Twitter real estate listings in one account. The service allows you to track clicks on your listings as well as collect leads… It doesn’t matter whether you are a professional real estate agent or a simple real estate owner looking to find prospective buyers for your properties, you can use TweetLister.”

And perhaps best of all, people are seeing results. After trying TweetLister, thcoonradt tweeted: “@TweetLister wonderful – had a response yesterday within about two hours of first post.”

TweetLister was created by web veterans Lloyd Chrein, Mark Schleimer and Prerak Parikh, who have worked together for more than a decade creating websites and web-based tools for real estate companies of all kinds. With the advent of Twitter, and the tremendous potential it offers for reaching millions of people quickly and easily, Lloyd, Mark and Prerak instantly saw the need for a web tool that would help brokers and owners post and manage their Twitter listings. Rather than deal with the confusing and often confounding world of Twitter, brokers and owners can now post and manage listings in a friendly, familiar way. It’s a win-win!

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This post was submitted by Lloyd Chrein.

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About UID labels
The Department of Defense has devised the methodology of UID labels or Unique Identification labels as serializing and marking procedure to keep record of the defense related tangible assets. According to the authorization of DoD, all tangible personal as well as Government Furnished Property, issued on or after 1st January 2004, should be marked with UID labels. However, the DoD plans to mark all tangible as well as embedded assets with UID labels by 31st December 2010. As per the estimation of DoD only 20% of the UID markings will be part marked directly and the 80% will be on name plates or labels.

The contractors, supplying the items were also instructed to fill the UID marking registration by May 2006. The permanent UID labels are allowed by Mil-Std 130 standard. According to Mil-Std 130M Section 5.2.7.2.1, “marks that are acceptable as per the requirements for printing on label material in 5.2.7.2.2 shall be acceptable or alternately see appropriate tables in SAE AS9132 (the Aerospace Industry Marking Standard) for quality requirements.”

The UID labels and the nameplates for the marking and identification of the items should have characteristics such as   chemical resistant, chemical resistant, scratch resistant, non-removable. Moreover, they should be readable for the life of the item. The most commonly used materials for UID labels are brushed aluminum foil, polyester and polyimide. There are certain techniques such as laser etching and dot peening are done unto the UID labels to make them withstand the harsh environment condition.

The Item that Require UID Labels

As per the DoD mandate, there are certain specified items that require UID labels on them. The items

The construction basics of UID labels
While constructing the Unique Identification for the tangible items there are two basic methods that are essential to be followed.
Construct #1 carries information such as part no, serial no, item description
Construct #2 has serial no, original part number, lot number or batch number for embedded items
Both the construction process should strictly comply with MIL-STD 130 ATA 2000 standard of UID labels.

All designs and the marks of the UID labels are authorized by the U.S. Government materiel purchases. The plain texts and the 2-dimentional data matrix barcodes help the government agencies to categorize all the government furnished assets.

Factors that Determines the UID label Markings
The marking of the items with UID labels is determined by some important factors. Nature of the items, their operational environment and their maintenance procedures are the prime factors that decide the marking methodologies. Secondly, the UID marking capability also depends on requirements of the manufacturers, the methods they follow and their technical expertise of making the parts. Of course, the marking technique of 2-D Data Matrix is compatible with all marking techniques.

Benefits of UID Labels

This post was submitted by ID-Integration.