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JAPAN: Toyota announces 1.3m-car Corolla and Lexus recalls
By Graeme Roberts | 30 January 2013
Toyota Motor is recalling almost 1.3m cars globally for two separate defects, including 752,000 Corolla and Corolla Matrix vehicles in the US, to fix airbags that could be deployed inadvertently, the automaker said on Wednesday. The second recall is to check Lexus IS wipers.
It is the third Toyota recall since October to involve over 1m cars.
An IC chip in the airbag control unit can malfunction when it receives electrical interference from other parts in the car, causing the airbags to deploy when it is not necessary, Toyota spokesman Naoto Fuse told Reuters.
Toyota is also recalling the Corolla and Corolla Matrix in Canada and Japan, where the North American-made Matrix was exported as the Volz. The Japanese recall is for just over 6,100 units, according to Jiji Press.
The problem has caused minor injuries such as abrasions in 18 cases that have been reported, Fuse told Reuters. Two accidents have been reported by customers outside Japan, although Toyota has not been able to confirm them, he said.
Toyota will add an electrical signal filter to the airbag control module to the recalled vehicles - repairs expected to take an hour to hour-and-a-half, he said.
The spokesman declined to disclose the costs involved.
TRW Automotive Holding manufactured the airbag control unit in the vehicles although the problematic chip is supplied by another company, an employee at TRW's Toyota office told Reuters.
He declined to say where TRW buys the chips from.
The financial impact from the airbag recall is likely to be limited, possibly costing Toyota about JPY5bn (US$55m), Koichi Sugimoto, a senior analyst at BNP Paribas in Tokyo, told the news agency.
Toyota may ask suppliers to compensate, he added.
"While this cannot be ignored, this amount is not going to dent Toyota's operations and share prices are unlikely to be impacted much," he said.
Separately, Toyota will also recall 385,000 Lexus IS series models, including 270,000 in the US, over wiper problems, Fuse said.
A wiper arm securing nut may not be tight enough and the wiper may not work in some weather conditions including in snow.
Toyota will replace the nut in repairs that will take about 30 minutes, Fuse said.
In October, Toyota recalled 7.4m vehicles globally, to fix malfunctioning power window switches, and in November it recalled 2.8m for a steering glitch.
Toyota Announces Two Voluntary Safety Recalls of Certain 2003 and 2004 Corolla and 2006 Through Early 2012 Lexus IS Vehicles
TORRANCE, Calif., Jan. 30, 2013 – Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. (TMS), will conduct two separate safety recalls involving approximately 752,000 Corolla and Corolla Matrix vehicles and approximately 270,000 Lexus IS vehicles.
The airbag control module for the supplemental restraint system (SRS) in the Corolla and Corolla Matrix vehicles could have been manufactured with application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) that are susceptible to internal shorting. These ASICs could experience an internal short that creates abnormal current flow and increased heat. If this occurs, there is a possibility that the ASIC could become damaged. In some instances, the front airbag(s) and/or seat belt pretensioners could inadvertently deploy.
The second safety recall involves the front wipers on certain Lexus IS vehicles where the wiper arm nut might not be sufficiently tight. If movement of the wipers is restricted by an external load, such as a buildup of heavy snow on the windshield, one or both of the wipers could become inoperative.
Owners of vehicles covered by these safety recalls will receive an owner notification letter via first class mail in the near future. Any authorized Toyota or Lexus dealer will perform this recall at no charge to the vehicle owner.
Detailed information is available to customers at www.toyota.com/recall and the Toyota Customer Experience Center at 1-800-331-4331 or www.lexus.com/recall and Lexus Customer Satisfaction (1 800-255-3987).
Original source: http://pressroom.toyota.com/article_display.cfm?article_id=3775&view_id=31733
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The AARP has basically signed its own death warrant. If they join with the Democrats in bankrupting social security, they won't have much of following.
Don't say DEAD and AARP in the same sentence. I think their lawyers sue for that. (snerk-snerk))
"Just give me mine", say the greedy geezers. "Who cares about anyone after me."
Great investment.
"Just give me mine", say the greedy geezers. "Who cares about anyone after me."
You couldn't have said it better! DH & I have SIX retired parents (four natural, two steps) and they are scared to death that they're going to lose their cash cow, though all are rollin' in the dough from investing wisely for their retirement in the first place.
I cannot convince any of them of the fact that the changes are not going to effect them at all, while benefiting me. And in reality, if we younger generation are allowed to open our own accounts, don't look for more than 4% of your earnings to be freed up anyway. For me, that's not enough! I want ALL of my money invested as I see fit!
As usual, it's the left doing two things; saying there is no crisis (even when they rallied behind Klinton on this exact subject in 1998!), yet making sure they use fear tatics to point the finger at the other guy. Same old, same old.
The AARP is fighting this for only one reason: If people can actually put their retirment money into something with a better return than SS, they will retire comfortably at the worst and rich at best. That would leave an entire nation of well-to-do seniors that will no longer have a use for the AARP.
they should grow up
The AARP had been proven to be a cash cow for a group of liberals. Oreilly exposed them three weeks ago. When most senior members realize this, AARP will fade away.
With rich seniors, no need for an AARP is it.
They are also pretty much an extension of the democrap party, much like the unions and the enviros.
"Dead Set Against"
Try Rigamortissed to protect their cash cow.
Ask your retired parents if they know how much they are paid vs what they paid in. I believe the retirees selfishly don't want to consider what they are getting in SS monies vs what they really paid. I recognize they might have done better in the stock market but the geezers are still getting far back than what they paid in taxes years ago. Most don't want to think about anything but themselves- and have no shame either. I've lost respect for many of them due to their support of the dems and liberal programs and the 'hell with the grand children' attitude.
The AARP is completely right on this one. They better not budge one single solitary inch.
Not only that, but now they want us to pay an additional 4.5% for the same "wonderful benefits."
Yes, I began to discard their mailings because of two events that happened the same day:
1: Two elderly sisters in my town were robbed and beaten in their home. One had broken bones in her face.
2: The AARP came out with a Gun"Control" screed.
Their credibility with me is Rathergrade.
I spoke with an AARP phone solicitor last week, recently turned 50, and he was completely briefed on the party line. My parents use them strictly for the travel discounts, but there has to be an altenative. Could we form a Freeper group to counter-balance them. I know that well over 70% of persons aged 50-65 are conservatives, there would be a huge groundswell of support for an alternative.
Not becasue they care about the plan or whether it may benefit their own constituents, but only because they are against republicans/conservatives.
If any of you are members of AARP, now is the time to resign!
Vote with your dollars and don't support this radical leftist group!
Yeah, the Conservative AARP or "CAARP."
Where can I find the Bush plan in writing? I'd like to review the substance, since apparently the AARP already has....
"If it is any consellation just remember you may be inheriting some of that $$$$ from your 6 parents."
LOL! Funny you should mention that; I am Exector for two of them; the ones with the most cash-o-la! In fact, my Dad just blew close to $5K taking 4 of us to Puerto Vallarta, MX for a week. He wrote one check to cover it all. Yeah, he's hurtin'. Not.
Living well is the best revenge, right? ;)
I'm a geezer and someday you will be one too. I don't pay any attention to AARRP..The old lady and I live on a fixed income within our means here in Pa. Thank God our house is paid for. The school and property taxes are sky high and in order to pay them the old lady has a part time job keeping the books for a small business..
I have cancer and I thank God, too, that he gave me the energy to report to the same job for thirty years ..My pension and medical help out a lot!
I served my country, paid taxes, and never broke the law..
Most of us geezers did the same thing..We did our best!
AARP/Socialist Security = Economic Cannibals.
I'm 47. Unfortunately for you and me, the die is already cast. The President's plan won't let us invest our contributions. It only applies to younger workers.
The only dog we have in this fight is that if nothing is done, then the trust fund will become insolvent and our benefits and our kids' benefits will be cut.
The claim is that the President's plan would drain the trust fund by diverting contributions. That may be true in the short run, although in the longer run, it will reduce the drain on the fund by eliminating payments out of the fund since younger workers will be drawing their benefits from the private accounts.
And you don't solve the problem by leaving things as they are, you only enable further delay. The longer we delay, the bigger and more unmanageable the problem is. Diverting some of the contributions out of the trust fund and into private accounts would force the government to deal with the problem sooner. That might mean a tax increase or a benefit cut to keep the trust fund solvent thru the retirement of the older workers like us, but if that's what we're going to have to do anyway, then the sooner we do it, the better. The worst thing we can do is wait until it's a crisis, and then have no alternative but a huge tax increase or a huge benefit cut.
I don't think they have. It's not been released yet.
I suspect the AARP leadership will fight tooth and nail against fixing what member$ perceive is not broken. Doing so is a lot easier and less risky than attempting to persuade those member$ that it's a good plan.
Whether or not they succeed in stopping the plan, if they can convince their member$ that they're looking out for the member$' best interests, everyone will be happy.
"Let the kids worry about their own retirement (while they pay for mine); keep your politician paws OFF."
Well I would venture without any fear of being wrong that todays generation are inheriting a hell of a lot more money from the dying geezers than those geezers did from their parents .
In fact if anything those geezers had their parents living with them as grandfather grandmothers .
And in addition I am willing to bet those geezers sacrificed a lot more to send the boomer generation to college etc etc
I remember growing up I had to pay board when I lived at home
In conversations with coworkers I found that a hell of a lot of those boomers lived board free once they got out of school etc and went to work
I did some temp work at the AARP's K Street headquarters in Washington D.C. back around 1989. Even back then, 15 years ago, I didn't see one single person there over the age of 40. I've worked in a whole lot of places, and I don't think I ever worked anywhere where the average age was -younger- than it was at AARP. Rumor had it that there was indeed a little old lady doing needlepoint up on the top floor whose face got plastered all over every piece of mail going out the door.
I throw all of AARPs garbage right in the trash never was a member
They are equivalent to the Modern NAACP
Looking for a cause so they can keep power
If they be agin it, I'll be fer it.
Is this, or is this not, a polite way to say that taxpayers will have to pay more in taxes?
"I suspect the AARP leadership will fight tooth and nail against fixing what member$ perceive is not broken."
It's not a broken system if you only paid a FICA tax rate of one percent and get to draw benefits at todays levels.
Now later generations will be getting screwed since they pay a FICA tax that has been raised thirteen times and is 500% higher. What we have here is "Age Warfare".
The true culprit in all this is the politicians that spent the money from the "Trust fund". It's no different than a CEO stealing from his employees pension fund.
All the rest are on some form of public sector funding, which offers a clue as to why the organization is both liberal, and dishonest -- which do NOY represent the 35 million people (including me) who are its members.
Congressman Billybob
Yes, but it looks like we're going to have to do it no matter which course we take. Each year we wait adds $600 billion to the bill. The question is whether we are going to do it now, while the cost is ONLY $1 - 2 trillion dollars, or whether we are going to wait until 2018, when the cost will be $10 trillion.
The AARP is nothing more than a DNC support group and when they first sent me and invitation to join, I wrote where they could stick their letter and sent it back to the liberl loving buch that runs it.
At least your children could inherit your money when you die. How stupid of the previous generation to allow the government to claim themselves the beneficiary of SS accounts! The men on my mother's side of the family all died within a few months of their 65th birthdays, and the government inherited all the money they put in during years of paying in...money their families certainly needed and could have spent much more wisely. I'll trust Wall St. any day over Capitol Hill.
Why in the world would a conservative give a nickel to AARP? They receive government subsidies and then compete with private insurance companies to undercut their rates. NO conservative should be involved with this leftist organization.
Very true, indeed! However, in part it is also now down to simple mathmatics - ratio. That is, the shrinking number of supporting payers versus the number of growing beneficiaries.
But your point is well taken, if a CEO similarly stole all the employee's pension funds to pay for ongoing business expenses he would be in jail for a long, long time. But apparently politicials (and Union bosses) are not bound by this same legal and moral edict.
I'm 62 and I favor the private account proposal. I will benefit from it as much as any of the younger people who will actually invest in the new accounts because creation of those new accounts will result in a vast increase in demand for investment grade securities. Being reasonably well invested in the market, I foresee that increase in investment demand greatly increasing the value of my investments.
As far as the demagoguery about the plan jeopardizing current, or nearly current, benefit levels is concerned, there's no legitimate basis to believe it. That's because anybody actually proposing cuts in current benefit levels will commit political suicide. Thus, this has to be an entirely prospective reform.
FWIW, any Freeper like me that is now getting the AARP solicitations in the mail: send the pre-paid envelope back empty. Costs 'em money, and maybe, just maybe they'll get the hint.
The AARP is on the wrong side of this fight. They either do not understand, or remain willfully ignorant of, the subject at hand.
At the present time, the only effect of diverting part of Social Security funds from going directly to the US Treasury and putting them into an individual investment account, would be a decrease in cash flow to the US Treasury. The money does not disappear. It is simply not available to the Federal government to be spent on non-Social Security purposes. There is not, and never was, a trust fund. Current wage-earners are transferring part of their annual wages for the support of recipients of Social Security, and the remainder is simply being spent as a part of current receipts. There are IOUs on record at the US Treasury, but these IOUs are not interest-bearing, and have no reclamation date.
There is a continuing fear, dating back to the days of the Great Depression, that investments in financial instruments lead to sure ruin, and a total loss of funds. This is assuming that ALL investments are bad, and that the unsophisticated investor shall be making all decisions on the direction of the money. Not so on either count. Over extended periods, the direction of economic change is ALWAYS upward. Individual corporations may fall into bankruptcy, or suffer financial reverses, but the long-term is that the economy will recover, and the losses of one period will be recovered and erased over time. The decisions of the individual participant in this plan is limited as to which mutual fund may be emphasized in the personal portfolio, but a knowledgeable money manager makes the day-to-day decisions, much as the investments under control of AARP.
It is strictly a "top down" organization. The highly paid leaders speak and the members have to listen. It is a total one-way street.
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I became interested in genealogy in 1993 after my grandmother passed away. I have collected over 40,000 names 4500 obituaries, and 1500 death certificates for descendants of 1880 Lawrence County, Ohio.
In 2010 I found findagrave and found it to be a excellent site for remembering our ancestors.
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Thank you for your quick response and suggestions. I would be happy to take over Hartwell and Belle's memorials and provide more information. Otherwise Dr. Stilwell's memorial number is 168910908. I'm still looking for his actual burial place in South Carolina. He was a very interesting graduate of the Texas Blind School where I work.
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The board hired Baker, a superintendent at Cheyenne, on Nov. 15, and his contract is set to start July 1, Scott said.
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There's been a disturbing decline in global freedoms over the past year with a clear erosion of political rights for the ninth consecutive year. These are among the dire findings of the Freedom House report which rates rights and freedoms in 195 countries around the world.
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Proclaiming an end to the American economic recession and declaring that "the shadow of crisis is past," U.S. President Barack Obama addressed a skeptical Republican-controlled Congress in the annual State of the Union Address. Yet the same speech offered a fuzzy view of key foreign policy challenges and, more importantly, no plan on solving other vital concerns.
More than a million people along with 44 world leaders rallied in Paris to proclaim liberty and call for press freedoms in the wake of the radical Islamist media massacre and subsequent terror attacks. The rallies were the biggest since the liberation of Paris from the Nazis in 1944. But while the Americans were a prominent part of the extraordinary events 70 years ago, this time around the U.S. was notably missing.
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It took me a while to get into this, but once I did I loved it. Not the only book I've read recently to hinge on a poor-girl-dreams-of-going-to-college storyline, nor is it the only book I've read where a second hand bookshop features prominently (oh how authors seem to love them, despite the fact they pay no commission to authors!), but it has an individual feel to it, perhaps because of the proximity of the local brothel, home to the protagonist's mother and a host of tarts-with-hearts. I'm setting aside the fact that Josie as the daughter of a prostitute has been brought up in that type of environment and has a mother who would happily turn up to a parent-teacher meeting at school dressed in a fur coat and nothing else, and yet against all theories of nature/nurture, has grown up as level-headed and bookish as you could wish. I liked very much the way the story proceeds gently, one thing leading to another, until close to the end you catch up with the fact that there's a major crisis and think, wow, how did THAT happen? An impressive piece of writing.
This was a fun book to read. It was written for the older teen market but adults will enjoy it just as much. The premise involves the child of a prostitute seeking to better her life through education and getting out of the big easy. I'm from the north and this is the first time I've ever heard of anyone wanting to get out of New Orleans! Very enjoyable read.
This book was a lesson to me that just because I loved an author's debut novel, I'm not guaranteed to feel the same about their second. I never connected to Josie. I found her lying and risk-taking annoying. She kept lying to save her mother even though she knew her mother didn't deserve it and the man she helped to murder deserved justice. She lied to both her potential love-interests. She lied to Willie, the woman who was helping her to get to better her life, even though Willie her self ran a whorehouse. I hated her stupidity in not telling Willie, quietly about the situation she found herself in, having to pay her mothers debt. I loathed the way that she resented her mother and felt she was better than her, yet came so close to becoming a prostitute herself.
Given Josie's love of books, you would think I would have loved her because of the shared interest, but she was just so stupid and frustrating that I couldn't even enjoy the interesting plot and excellent writing.
I was disappointed with this book. The story held my interest, but it struck me that the author chose to set her story in such a unique environment and then proceeded to tell such a banal story. I'd have much rather heard about what it was like to grow up the daughter of a prostitute in the French Quarter. Instead, we got mere glimpses of what that must have been like while being treated to a rather boring murder mystery. A mystery which could have been set anywhere. Why choose such an interesting setting if you're not going to utilize it?
I think Ruta Sepetys is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors. While I did like Between Shades of Grey better, this book was still amazing and a good debut! It really caught my attention and I didn't want to put the book down once I started! Some parts, as always, were a bit slow, but not enough that I wanted to stop reading. 5 out 5 stars. Amazing book.
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X3 is about bloody running an empire to even get ships x2 was good then X3 went overboard with all sorts of nonsense while X3 is fun don't get me wrong this game is like a freelancer gof 2 was originally for ipad and co if you like freelancer : get it, if you like x3 well you got your answer way earlier and bloody hell indeed x3 aint the only spacegame out there /rant over
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Alexandra KleemanAuthor Alexandra Kleeman has been selected to receive the annual Bard Fiction Prize for 2016. The prize, established in 2001 by Bard College to encourage and support promising young fiction writers, consists of a $30,000 cash award and appointment as writer in residence for one semester. Kleeman is receiving the prize for her debut novel You Too Can Have a Body Like Mine (Harper 2015). Called "brilliant and disturbing" by the New York Times, Kleeman's darkly allegorical satire follows a woman known only as A, who lives in an unnamed American city with her roommate, B, and boyfriend, C, who wants her to join him on a reality dating show called That's My Partner! A eats mostly popsicles and oranges and watches endless amounts of television, often just for the commercials. B is attempting to make herself a twin of A, who in turn hungers for something to give meaning to her life, something aside from C's pornography addiction. Meanwhile, her neighbors across the street are a family who have begun "ghosting" themselves beneath white sheets, and whose garage door features a strange scrawl of graffiti: he who sits next to me, may we eat as one. Kleeman's residency at Bard College is for the spring 2016 semester, during which time she will continue her writing, meet informally with students, and give a public reading. For more information, please call 845-758-7087.
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You can create an officer and just set its birth-year to within i think 16-21 years of the map you plan to play, and than just leave the death to 99 years, baring of course natural occurrences such as dying in a battle catching some kind of incurable disease. I have 10 officers I made with auto generate and than just i just change there birth to what ever map I'm gonna play. Plus all 10 of my officers are friends/married/siblings etc. So there usually in a player created nation .
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Few weeks ago PCS was heading toward $9...now a reverse trend...PCS is heading to $11. Is there inside trading going on? Get a feeling there is going to be some kind of news to be released soon that will push PCS even higher from here. Any guesses why PCS is trying to go higher for the past few days? I hope the news leak soon.
Sentiment: Hold
I am suspecting some people knew as early as last week Paulson was going to announce that he is against the merger, which would make PCS go up. These people have quietly being buying PCS. Once Paulson makes an official announcement, PCS should even go higher. Hold your shares.
Once again...PCS is moving up without any news...who is buying all these shares? Insiders know something. Hold onto your shares....wait for news to come out soon.
Not sure, but LEAP is doing the same thing. The two go hand in hand (up or down) with the slightest buy-out sentiment or positive/negative news. NIHD is also moving up, so it may merely be a sector movement.
I noticed the same with CLWR...but CLWR is moving up because FCC is got going to delay merger review. So maybe that's a positive news for all telcomm mergers. But PCS has shown reverse trend since last week. So I think something is brewing that only insiders know about at this point.


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Nick raped Ellie. It is irrelevant that she kissed him, or invited him into her bedroom. She couldn't stand up, she was talking nonsense about pandas, she turned away from him. The next day, she couldn't remember what had happened. If someone is not enthusiastically demonstrating with their words, their body language, their actions, that they are consenting to sex, then they are not consenting to sex.
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While there are a number of charities working to educate young people, no set place on the curriculum means education on consent is often patchy, at best. For many, this storyline could be one of the first times the topic is properly introduced, and it's fantastic that Hollyoaks are shining a light on it with their episode.
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