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Italians swearing and shouting while sitting behind the wheels of their cars and negotiating the busy streets of Rome could become a thing of the past if they all start driving Toyota's Hybrid vehicles, implies a short film for the car brand.
Toyota Hybrid Experiment: stroppy Italian driver
The three-minute film is being rolled out digitally across countries including the UK, France and Spain.
Dubbed 'Fall in love with driving again', the experiment was conducted in conjunction with Goldsmiths, University of London, and led by Professor Jonathan Freeman. It shows 30 drivers in their cars uttering choice phrases such as "Just do what the **** you want because you've got a big car."
But when they get behind the wheel of a Toyota Hybrid, their tempers dissipate and the drivers 'fall in love with driving again'.
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Clients: Luca Neyroz, general manager of marketing and communication, and Dario Giustini, brand and marketing communications senior manager, Toyota Motor Europe
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so what i would like is a 400 x 130 sig of the LION KING
using this for a render :LION KING LINK
and if you can could u put this insignia on teh top-right corner
just have the sig saying either my name or sumthing wise w/e.
if you have time too can u make a avi outta the insignia? thx
Last edited by SasuraiHell; Oct 13, 2007 at 07:36 PM.
Thank you sooo much Pyro Psycho>
Well that was quick.... but thanxs I really like it.
you can really make a good sig.
I must shout it from someplace very high...
Is this Thread like the original one where it was a team of certain people or are we allowed to just makes sigs for people because i have my sig shop but im currently banned from that site lol i was accused of false acusations but anyway. Id love to make people sigs if im allowed so if i am needed just ask away
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Everything has been explaind in the first post. Here is a remainder of it.
There is a need for good quality signatures made for members who don't have either the time or the skill to make their own. In the past there was a team of members that offered their sig making services and we thank them for their efforts. From this point on there will be a new signature request system and without a need for a signature team.
All signature requests will be posted in this thread, the user will need to follow the signature request rules (posted below), then anyone with the required talent can take it (subject to approval again), and after that the maker will have one week to post the signature for the requester.
Thanks Gall Preaciate it id love to start pumping out some siggies
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One more bit of information... I'm not sure if everybody knows that
there was a good reason the list policy was set to open.*please follow up to the other thread*, this is just an aside...
>From http://www.linuxdj.com/audio/lad/subscribelad.php3:
The list is open.
You can post messages even if you are not subscribed. This is
necessary to make cross-postings and participation from people on the
ALSA and linux-kernel lists possible. It also means we have to live with
the occasional spam.
It can be helpful to subscribe and lurk for a while before you join
the discussion to familiarize yourself with the the habits of the tribe :)So, changing policy would mean the list-admin volunteer(s) would get
bombarded with approval requests every time there's a thread crossposted.
This would also really slow down those discussions.Mailman does provide a tantalizing option: you can require the list address
be in the explicit destinations (to or cc), which we already do;
and then provide addresses which are considered equivalent to the list
address as acceptable destinations.However, I assume this option does not override the non-member policy.
It would be very odd if it did! But would be handy for our purposes -
not much (if any) spam has both linux-audio-dev and linux-kernel or
alsa-devel in the explicit recipients.--
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I have dial-up....why bother
You want to see something cool do this. Click start Click run type cmd click enter A black box opens up. type tracert www.firearmstalk.com Then watch the magic happen. What this is telling you is each and every router that your packets go threw to get back and forth from here to your home computer. I use this tool when I am war driving to really fook with people. I will find unsecured wireless network and log on to it and run this get the ip to their router and access it and change all the security settings.
Truthfully, I have no idea what any of this stuff does, what it's for, or why I need it. I just use my laptop (hp dv6000,windows vista, AMD 64x2,wi-fi) with the fastest speed I can get from cox communications. Things go pretty fast, so I'm good. lol....
21 down 3 up.... so it says. I believe the Comcast prioritizes packets to certain sites like this one. In reality I can sustain about 1 meg a second down = to 8 megabits as advertised by ISP's. I also have wireless and leave it wide open. Anyone wants to use it, I'm happy to let them, although I do have wireless administration disabled to stop people like Cpttango. But my wireless signal doesn't really reach much past the outside walls of my house and it won't work outside my property (.25 acres) so I figure anyone close enough to get a signal is someone I have allowed in my home for the most part. Also I use speedtest.net cause they make cool graphics
"Good people drink good beer." Hunter S. Thompson
9,513 kbps download and 13,633 kbps upload Where does that stand in the order of things?
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South Africa has begun a week of remembrance for Nelson Mandela, who died last week at the age of 95. International leaders, global figures and celebrities will join 95,000 ordinary South Africans for a memorial service at FNB Stadium in Soweto, where Mandela made his final major public appearance during the 2010 soccer World Cup. President Obama is among 60 heads of state planning to attend. On Sunday, South Africans held a day of prayer for Mandela in congregations across the country. The commemorations will end with Mandela's burial Sunday in his home village of Qunu. We look back on Mandela's life with Rev. Jesse Jackson, the civil rights leader who was at the head of the American anti-apartheid solidarity movement and was among the first to greet Mandela when he was freed from prison.
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The chorus to Pac's Life, yet another postmortem single from Tupac Shakur, proves his music was made to span generations. "Everyone's talking bout Pac's life," spits 2Pac as he exchanges chorus lines with Ashanti. Though the beat is uncharacteristic of 2Pac's style, it showcases the versatility of a man who recorded his vocals some ten plus years ago. Producer LT Hutton created the instrumental for this upbeat single, which features ATL star and large fan of 2Pac himself, T.I. (and the previously mentioned Ashanti). Pac's Life, set for release on November 21st, will encompass nearly 100% of unreleased material from his gigantic library of acapella verses. Incredibly there still remains unheard material, despite 2Pac's music career only lasting from the release of his debut album in 1991 through the time of his death in 1996.
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Out in the woods is a wooded area that was once a farm. Many, many, many years ago it was abandoned – maybe it burned, maybe the folks just decided to make a life elsewhere – and nature reclaimed almost everything. The stone wall remains, solid, moss-covered, and surrounded by woods.
An overlay from Shadowhouse Creations gives this image the old look.
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I love nature, science, poetry, prose, art, music – you name it! Now that I'm retired, time is mine to spend as I wish (pretty much), and I wish to take pictures of our natural world.
Bringing the outdoors in for others to see, especially those who may not get the opportunity to wander next to a pond, fish at the beach, or tramp in the woods, is a pleasure. I hope to build a window to the wonders of nature that fill our everyday lives.
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The Sorcerer's Apprentice composed by Paul Dukas (1865-1935). Arranged by James Christensen. For woodwind quintet (flute, oboe, Bb clarinet, horn in F, and bassoon) (flute, oboe, Bb clarinet, french horn and bassoon). Disney. Grade 3. Set of performance parts. Published by Kendor Music Inc (KN.17005).
Popularized in Disney's 1940 animated classic Fantasia, this programmatic masterpiece written by Paul Dukas in 1896 builds gradually to an intense finish. Duration 1:15.
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My Oh My, how times have changed!
When one of the Bastions of "Laissez Faire", is calling for more Authority & Power to be granted to the Regulators, then all hope is not lost!!
I used to think, that no one could outspend the Bankers (at least when it comes to lobbying). But as this article reminds us, when Tax-payers are forced into a $taggering $3 Trillion Bailout, then Banks shouldn't be allowed to Lobby for Squat until our Money is Paid Back in Full!!!
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Wasn't it just a few days ago when the Economist reminds us that the neo-liberal model operated by the UK could yet be back on its feet, and now, more smart regulation is needed? If so, then does this NOT undermine the entire political-economic model that the UK economy is premised on?
This said, there is certainly a great amount of (common)sense in the article: individuals tend to run wild without regulations, and the immensity of human greed seems limitness, and both points to the need for regulation to suppress these human fallacies. If so, should the neoliberal economies not give up the model entirely, and move towards a revised model altogether?
Interestingly, there is no mention of the financial health of East Asian economies: could the advanced economies not learn from the more regulated financial sectors of, say, Singapore, Malaysia and China? As each day goes by, I am beginning to believe that the Chinese political-economic model promises much more stability, so we have much to learn from China. Yes, if the advanced (read Anglo-Saxon) economies continue to believe in the rights of the individual, then they should understand that while individuals may run wild easily, they are also not stupid: no one wants to pay high taxes to save fools.
Money is not capital! Money represents capital. Creating money ex nihilo is not creating capital.
Ok, so what if all that really does work out?
No big banking crash, credits come back to the markets, consumptions is back, fueling a growing manufacturing base in the USA, bringing back unemployment levels to what they were 2 years ago.
What if all the really works?
Who is going to pay the taxes?
Who is going to pay the INTEREST RATES due? The one thing nobody mentions - rather unsurprisingly, with interest rates being ZERO. Who are the interests going to? The banks, most notably private entities unconnected to any governments and no obligation to serve the interest of the public at large.
That said, I have yet to see a convincing narrative of a future that doesn't resemble hyperinflation or long-term Japanese-style stagnation that doesn't involve a major break and reconstitution of the world financial system.
It seems that even the most outrageous excesses of financial snake oil traders cannot convince the economist that something is wrong - 'more of the same' they shout. 'this is the only way' they argue.
I guess one can fight fire with fire but brains are needed to plan and execute such strategy. Brains that apparently are completely lacking in governments as well as in finance sector and now it becomes apparent that also this magazine is lacking that too.
Governement sold its soul back in 1913 at the FED creation. Now... GVT is paying the price to the devil's of Fractional Reserve banking! the hell which has created is like a sucking black hole. It sucks.. and will suck more but... there is a bottom to it. Change the sytem since the system is bad. Might be a high price but since w're already paying a high price... let it be the last one. Its HIGH TIME THAT GOVERNMENT AND BANKERS START TO WORK FOR THE US INSTEAD OF US.. SERVING THE SYSTEM
well, we just need to abolish Fractional reserve banking (FRB)and central banking . Other alternatives exists. Our taxes are used to pay interests on a debt which will never be paid back. We.. as taxpayers and borrowers are paying the price of a cartel which controls money creation and make money out of it.Bankers create the money but not the interests which will be paid back. So... our political leaders will need to change their view faster than they think because the day of reckoning is coming. People will do more than protest at some point in time
I wonder if The Economist newspaper really is staffed by economists. For one thing, they forget the Dutch Disease: that commodity (and banking) can cause a country to have an overvalued exchange rate that stiffles real economy production. Look at countries with strong banking and you will see they have a declining share of manufacturers: principally Britain and America. Countries that are wealthier than Britain and produce more (Germany, Japan, France) have a weaker financial sector but a more vibrant productive sector.
Obviously, finance is important -- the real economy needs capital to run and operate, as well as have initial capital to finance new ideas and inventions. But, there needs to be a debate about how big finance should be. America clearly needs to "unwind" its financial companies, allowing the dollar to depreciate and then rebuild its industrial infrastructure to allow for the growth of manufacturing firms. The latter is important as it provides a decent living for a lot of uneducated people, and after all, everyone cannot work at a bank making outrages bonuses. Additionally, with a shrunken banking system and an expanding industrial base, more talented graduates would seek opportunities in real engineering than financial engineering (we see where that got us). Also, with more people in the real economy than in finance, the political clout of finance would weaken, while a middle class lifestyle for a larger mass would allow them to be more politically active since the key ingredient of a vibrant democracy is a strong middle class.
If markets are to be used to aid in the regulation of financial firms, then the regulators must be given great powers to force transparency. The price of a bank's bonds is only as illuminating as the information that determines that price. The books of a federally regulated financial institution should be open for all to see. Regulators must take a strict line against "opaque" financial instruments; either their risk can be well described and modelled, or they may not be used. I would argue that all publicly traded companies should be forced to fully air out their finances. The existing disclosure laws were created in a financial environment far less complex and open to abuse than today's.
Insisting that all bond debt issued be convertible is an excellent suggestion; I would suggest the same for all deposits over the deposit insurance limit (which should be lowered back to consumer levels of not more than $50,000). Why not generalize and legislate that all creditors of a federally regulated bank face the possibility of conversion of their debt to equity in the event of regulatory seizure due to insolvency? The rescue of bondholders, counterparties, and other senior creditors at AIG and other failed firms will turn out to be the biggest scandal of all.
We do not yet have a healthy financial system. What exists today is on the government dole.
Destruction must precede reconstruction. Let some big firms fail.
Yes bonuses should be based on long term results (as mentioned earlier, and in response to other articles).
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Year 3 20%
YEar 5 20%
Year 7 20%
Year 10 30%
Also, Risk should be kept on balance sheet and not allowed to be securitized away. That was half the problem. No one cared because once the toxic assets were sliced and diced they were no longer "their" problem.
Bonuses should be paid as long-term bonds (like 20-30 years). We'll see then how many risks these bast***s are prepared to take.
I must admit I am a little bit surprised to see the Economist recommending regulation (what heresy!).
The time to be tough with financial firms is in the fat times, when you keep them from making fools of themselves. When panic creates widespread technical insolvency, you do your best to maintain confidence and tide things over as lender of last resort. Automatic counter-cyclical capital requirements are necessary to improve stability and lessen the risk of regulatory nullification at discretion. Mark-to-market is for trading accounts.
Regulation did just fine. And then, we repealed Glass-Steagal, and we changed the bank's reserve requirements, and we wound up with a mess.
Now we need to put regulation in place. And that could do the job - until times are good for a while, and the banks do some lobbying, and people forget why the regulation was necessary.
Unfortunately, I don't see any possible solution. What we do can later be undone, so how can we permanently fix anything? The only thing that can help is the cultural memory of why the regulation was necessary, and that fades as people start thinking "This time it's different".
You have wrongly identified the Luddites. The banks are the Luddites and they don't want to change their (bad) habits. More and better regulation is the answer and any bank that is "too big to fail" should be nationalised and broken up into pieces such that no part is "too big to fail" and sold back to shareholders. You do not have to be big to innovate.
"more capital", better than not spending your way out of this free market race.
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The regulators can start by aligning risks and rewards in the banking system: senior bankers (like doctors, lawyers, engineers, chartered accountants and other professionals) should be held personally responsible for their business decisions, whether it is in trading or lending, or advising clients. They need to go bust before their banks do.
The present culture of irresponsibility, where bankers can walk away with multi-million payoffs one-way betting the bank's capital, and even threaten to leave for a competitor if the banks they have robbed fails to pay them a bonus, is a mind-boggling travesty.
Truth... those are haunting words, "it is now countries that will collapse rather than companies".
The intervention from Sept 07 has been disconcerting. The manipulation of the demise of Bear and Lehman, and now the auto industry "bankruptcies".
We are in dangerous territory with some scary precedent being set in my very humble opinion.
I thought the whole point of the bank bailouts was to avoid "Zombie Banks". And then you go and release a cover like that...
The Economist, otherwise a staunch advocate of free trade and free markets, disappoints by not standing by these principles when it comes to the finance "industry". As I see it, the function of finance is to allocate surplus resources judiciously to promising entrepreneurs to maximize overall well-being. Instead we now have voodoo economics which only blows bubbles in equity, real estate, crude oil, foodgrains and metals while renewable energy technologies, health care and life-sciences research, infrastructure investment in developing countries, all of which could lead to massive real wealth creation, hobble along on shoestring budgets.
Ordinarily the market would right itself with periodic crashes due to outbreaks of sanity, but now we have a classical case of special interests bamboozling or bribing the state into diverting taxpayers into their pockets.
The laws of economics are as immutable as the laws of nature; government subsidy merely means that it is now countries which will collapse rather than companies. I wonder if this is how the last years of the Roman Empire felt like.
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Jeff Sinelli founded Which Wich Superior Sandwiches in Dallas in late 2003. Since then, the fast-casual sandwich shop has expanded to include more than 300 locations in four countries.
Today, the first metro Detroit Which Wich opens at 17045 Kercheval Ave. in Grosse Pointe. It's the second Which Wich in Michigan (there's also one in Petoskey); a second metro Detroit location is to open in Southfield in the fall.
Sinelli, who earned a bachelor's degree from Michigan State University, learned the hospitality industry from his father, who owned several metro Detroit sports bars, including Blaze Discotheque in Redford.
Mike Berschback and Nabil Shurafa, both 35, are the Grosse Pointe store's co-owners.
Shurafa is a former hedge fund investment strategist; Berschback works as a sales representative. They are childhood friends who grew up in Grosse Pointe Park.
The two invested $350,000 in the Grosse Pointe store, including $140,000 for the build-out and $110,000 in franchise fees.
Which Wich is known for its creative ordering system. Customers use red markers and pre-printed sandwich bags to customize their sandwich, choosing from 10 different categories, including bread, cheese and vegetables.
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Berschback and Shurafa plan to open another Which Wich store this fall on Evergreen Road north of 10 Mile Road in Southfield; they also plan additional metro Detroit stores, though they did not specify potential locations.
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Reason for performing study: Abdominal ultrasonography has become a part of the diagnostic investigation for the acute abdomen in many equine clinics. There is limited information on the correlation between abnormalities detected on abdominal ultrasonography and the specific category of small intestine (SI) and large intestine (LI) diseases.
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Results: The study included 158 horses. Distended and nonmotile SI loops were associated with strangulated obstruction (n = 45); increased free peritoneal fluid, completely distended SI loops with abnormal motility and thickened loops were associated with definitive diagnosis involving SI (n = 58). Failure to visualise the left kidney was associated with renosplenic entrapment (n = 16); thickened large colon (LC) was associated with LC strangulating volvulus (n = 9).
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As the primary caregiver for my 95 yr old aunt, one of my biggest challenges is finding things to keep her busy during the day. Her dementia has worsened, and now that she is experiencing "sundowning" (agitation in the evening), it's become more important to keep her from napping all day. She'll spend a few minutes scanning the newspaper or looking at pictures, but her attention span isn't what it used to be. She likes doing tasks like topping and tailing beans or chopping vegetables, but that's about 20 min./day max.
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Hey Mo, I am no expert but my gram likes doing crossword puzzles. There are a variety of types of word puzzles you could suggest to her. I know others that enjoy putting together jigsaw puzzles. If I think of anything else I'll let you know.
Mo, what about some child games. Like Finger paint(lol) remember those thingys where we use to make pot holders. I 'm not sure but a lot of times dementia patients remember the child hood . How about a coloring booik. I don't know but just throwing some ideas your way If you have a dollar tree or a michael's they both have lot of silly little things.
Thanks, Chris and Bama! I will have to check out the kids' craft section at Michael's and Dollar Tree and look for some easy puzzle books. She does have good small motor skills yet. I'll try the coloring book again, too--she might be ready for it now. (Bama, you mentioned a few years ago that coloring is a good stress-reliever so I bought a coloring book for DA then.) I don't know about finger painting, but maybe some watercolors would interest her. I appreciate the suggestions!
Molasses, I remember when I worked in the nursing, one of the residents was given a basket of towels or something of that nature to fold. She would fold them, they were unfolded and given back to her to fold again. I don't think she ever realized that she had folded the same items hours or days before. If helped keep her content.
That's a great idea, Dianna--she does like to be helpful, and she also likes to pilfer--so putting a washcloth or two in her pocket would give her some satisfaction!
With the elderly, it is an advantage to have crafts that can be finished in a reasonable amount of time, and that are easy to do with their hands, due to the fact that a lot of elderly have arthritis in them. - If you can find out if any of them can knit or crochet, then maybe those ones would be willing to knit or crochet preemie hats for babies in the hospital. They are always needed for premature babies so that they do not lose any body heat. - Maybe some would like to do some oil or pastel painting if you can get those kinds of art supplies. - Try origami for the ones who have good dexterity in their hands. Here is a website you can try:
Thanks for the suggestions, JehangirHospital. She doesn't knit or crochet, but I love the idea to do the baby caps. That's something I could do myself while I sit and talk to her.
my grandma enjoy playing Sudoku, and does lot of knitting nowadays.
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Thanks, DanPete; I wish my aunt had those hobbies! Good for your grandma, and nice for everyone who benefits with all those knitted projects, too.
Descartesmum, my aunt was always more NPR than music, but l tried playing a few different CDs for her and found a few she likes (polka music and some patriotic songs that must remind her of being in school). She doesn't conduct, but she does tap her toes so that was a great suggestion--thanks!


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Monster Energy, the number one energy drink in the US (that's right – bigger than Red Bull) and the fastest growing energy drink in the world launches in the UAE.
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Monster Energy, the number one energy drink in the US is launching in retail stores and outlets in the UAE in September, 2010.
Monster has dedicated Monster Ambassador Teamsaround the globe that give away millions of cans per year, driving over 50 Monster trucks for maximum market infiltration. The UAE has its own branded Monster truckand MAT team that will be traveling around the UAE, ensuring that everyone will get the opportunity to try Monster and experience the fantastic taste that has made it so popular across the globe.
Monster Energy has taken on a different approach to its competitors by using pro-athlete ambassadors at the forefront of its marketing campaigns. Key individuals included in these endorsements as part of the Monster phenomenon areFormula One Driver Michael Schumacher and MotoGP World ChampionValentino Rossi.
Launched in 2002 in the US, Monster Energy has had massive growth over the past 5 years and is now the number 1 energy drink in key retail channels, beating Red Bull, and has since powered into the European and Australian markets. The now internationally recognised Monster Energy brand is moving into the Middle Eaststarting in the UAE, where the market is estimated at over 2 million cans sold annually.
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Monster Energy drink is distributed by African + Eastern in the UAE.It is sold in a 500ml can with a unique blend of Ginseng to deliver a taste that has proven extremely popular with energy drink consumers. The big can holds twice the energy of regular energy drinks at a great price. It is also sold in a 250ml at selected on-trade outlets.
It comes in 3 varieties: Monster Energy Original with twice the energy and a great smooth taste; Monster Energy Lo-Carb is the same great product with a low calorie formula; and Monster Energy Khaos, an orange juice blend which is unique to the energy drink category.
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African + Eastern has been bringing many of the world's most renowned beverage brands to the Middle East for over 37 years. Headquartered in Dubai, with offices, sales and marketing teams, distribution centres in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Fujairah and Ras Al Khaimah, African + Eastern is renowned by the trade for its broad product portfolio, customer service and its professional and passionate staff.
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