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- CUDA applications. In particular, Parallel Nsight has the ability to insert code to capture application traces that include operating system calls, CUDA kernels, data transfers, and host-based methods. NVIDIA put this video online to give viewers a sense of the Nsight tracing and analysis capabilities.
- OpenCL applications. Parallel Nsight has been designed to support multiple languages so OpenCL applications can be traced with the same functionality as CUDA applications.
- Graphics Analysis. For game and visual computing developers, Parallel Nsight allows for the tracing of OpenGL and DirectX API calls in version 1.0, with the tracing of graphics GPU workloads coming in the upcoming version 1.5. This is in addition to the Graphics Inspector, which is part of Parallel Nsight Standard. The Graphics Inspector provides a heads-up performance display (HUD), real-time profiling, plus the ability to examine performance markers and inspect the graphics pipelines. While not covered in this article, NVIDIA demonstrates these capabilities and more in this video. Neither Version 1.0 or 1.5 support OpenGL in the Graphics Inspector.
- Note that the Graphics Inspector is part of the standard version.
- Version 1.5 of Parallel Nsight adds a Graphics Workload Trace to the analysis capability, which traces the GPU workloads spawned by individual draw calls.
Information Sources about Parallel Nsight
As mentioned in the previous article, the following are excellent sources of information about Parallel Nsight:
- The NVIDIA Parallel Nsight forum is an excellent place to look for information and post questions.
- The Parallel Nsight Developer Zone is the main entry point for Parallel Nsight on the NVIDIA site. It provides links to support, videos and webinars.


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Think you need more seating adjustments? Or maybe you've run into a unique cleaning problem after a long trip with the kids? This is the dicussion for anything and everything related to the upkeep and maintenance of the interior of your V70.
oberg Posts: 1This weekend, after driving in a heavy rain, the carpet on the front passenger's side was soaked in our 2002 Volvo V70. Funny thing is it was only soaked on the right-front side of the carpet (nearest the door), but was only soaked on the lower, flat part of the floor. I pulled up the carpet but did not find any drainage hoses or anything else that could cause the water build up. Any ideas?0
pilotpat Posts: 18Disclaimer - don't own a Volvo... yet. But here's my best bet. Hopefully it's the door seal (easiest/cheapest to fix)
1st - Look for the very obvious - with the door closed, inspect it to make sure everything looks like it's closed flush - no big gaps, etc.
2nd - open the door and inspect the rubber weatherstripping that runs around the edge. Look for tears/rips/holes first (there will be some tiny, smooth-edged, holes in the edges that let air out when you close the door and compress the weatherstripping, ignore them).
3rd - Inspect the doorjam to see if there is something stuck to it (clump of mud, whatever) which keeps the weatherstripping from making a good seal.
If that's not it - think about whether you had something accidentally closed in the door - seatbelt, etc - that either kept it from closing completely or acted as a wick to suck water into the car.
If it's not that, you likely have a leak somewhere else - a likely suspect to check is the windshield edge. If the leak is there or somewhere else on top, one way to find it is in a carwash.
Hope this helps.
xchauler Posts: 1I had the same problem in my 2001 XC during a very intense thunderstorm, I ended up with 2.5" of water on the passenger side floor. I traced the problem back to the door grommet at the jamb where the wiring harness is threaded thru. The top of the grommet had come partially undone. I refitted the grommet and no problems after that. I was surprised that the water did not damage my amplifier which is located on the floor under the seat. You should also check the drain lines from the sunroof they can also get clogged from debris and need to be blown out with compressed air. I hope this helps0
Leaks can trace back to some seemingly very illogical places at times. One method that has been suggested to me (rather than a carwash since it gives you more control) is to have a friend put water on different areas of the car that might be the source of the leak while you watch the spot where you know the water is winding up.0
swiftriver Posts: 2Alright...I know this is going to sound trivial but I have this huge problem in trying to figure out how the cup holders in my 2000 V70 XC work. They pull out of the arm rest. They will not safely hold a cup. It is a half circle with no bottom. I thought that it was broken and looked at a Volvo parts catalog on line. The picture looks exactly like the one in my car. Can anyone tell me what exactly I am missing here? I'm starting to think that that this cup holder needs a special cup from Volvo which is available only from the dealer for $59.95.0
my air conditioner runs great for a while then just blows hot air. you can shut it off for 10-15 minutes then it works fine again. just had the in-cabin air filters changed and it might have helped a little.
also have noticed that since the ac has been cutting up the ambient temperature gauge registers very high--20 to 30 degrees higher than likely.
any ideas? anyone have a similar problem?
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96850glt Posts: 20Regarding leak sorces, I found that the Thule removable roof racks leak in the rain because the door seal against the body is displaced by the attachment clip that pins into the corrsponding hole in the body door frame, thereby leaving a small gap for water to leak in through. Another source is any strapping you might have secured inside the car (i.e. the excess 1" wide Yakima nylon straps that I use to hold my surfboards on with). It can be a pain, but I now remove my racks in the rain, or I put a towel under the door seal where it leaks. This happened in my '98 V-70 and in my '96 850GLT.0
abeadon Posts: 1Hi,
I have the dealer installed v70 thule racks and they have caused some (not trivial) leaks. I live in Vancouver (so you can see why this would be a problem ) Lots of rain and I was wondering if anyone had a solution other than the $330 a door that the dealership is suggesting that I pay to replay the door seals.
Thanks in advance.
revjeanne Posts: 4Hi there,
I am having the same problem with my a/c. Did you find a solution?
sven6 Posts: 1Same problem with the ac working OK for 10 minutes, then only hot air blowing. The dealer says the compressor is likely on the way out. With heavy use (95 degrees), it overheats and shuts itself down automatically. That is, the compressor does not come on and create cool freon. After 30 minutes of non-use, it cools down and then just restarts itself. He says $1000 bucks to fix it. Ouch. Mine has 107K miles. I'd expect more life from a compressor, but you have to remember it was designed for Northern Europe, not Texas.0
Mine turned out to be a problem with the clutch. The repair was much less than half the price of the compressor and it's been working okay ever since. Every few months it may have a moment where it feels like it's not cranking but then I'm in hot Florida! Best of luck.0
jc1357 Posts: 1Your cupholders are broken, which is very common due to their really poor design. What you're missing is that there should be pieces that pop out when you pull the cupholder out to make a complete circle to hold the cup, along with the little piece that drop down underneath for the cup to sit on. You'll need to replace your cupholder - an easy replacement. You can order them through a Volvo dealer, but they're very expensive. You can find used ones much cheaper on ebay. Just make sure they are complete - I've seen a couple of people trying to sell them that have the same problem yours does. Make sure that both cup spaces have the dropdown pieces underneath, the complete rings, and the little spongy flaps on the insides of the circles that help hold the cup tight. Good luck.0
wendi292 Posts: 1What year did Volvo stop putting a 3rd row in the wagons? Thank you0
camydog Posts: 64I have an "01 V70 with a rear facing third row seat. They were offered as an option for my body style, '01-07. You can buy a car with it or a car without one can have it added. It was an $1100 option.
I don't know if the '08-'09 have them. Someone else will have to field that.0
My passenger rear seat lock will not release. I disassembled the corner to find an arm that fits between two partitions (one broken) to control the locking mechanism. Also the seatbelt locked in place not allowing me to return the seat to full upright position
Any suggestions for seatbelt release? and/or lock repair? I will call dealer.
Thanks, Mark0
markemarkv70 Posts: 1Hi all,
Can anybody help? My internal lights will not go out unless i slam the door several times. This can happen on both n/s & o/s fronts doors. I know there is a pin of somekind that turns them off on other cars but this seems to be done via some other method on the Volvo, unless i am looking in the wrong place. My alarm is not working at the mo and i am locking via the key in the door. But i've been doing this for a while now and this light problem has only just started to happen.
Thank you in advance for any help or tips.
Any Volvo guys reading here?
I test-drove the V70 today and liked it very much in many respects, but it had what felt like a very peculiar and irritating throttle response. When I put pedal to metal, it had to think about it for a couple seconds before anything happened. Reverse was true when I took my foot off the gas - it took a few seconds to respond to the lack of input to slow down slightly.
This was disconcerting. I am used to my 350Z, which responds instantly to either more pressure or less pressure.
I don't expect a wagon to handle like a sports car, of course, but this isn't a question of handling as such, it was more about predictability of response. Very strange.
Is this normal?
I also test drove the XC70, which I liked very much, but I think it's a bit too much of an SUV for me.. Didn't notice anything weird about the throttle response, but I may have been too dazzled by the gorgeous interior to pay attention.0
Yup, throttle response is not lightning quick. I have always described my V70's responses (throttle, steering, shifting, door locks, etc.) as though there's a layer of molasses between the control input and the car's reaction.
It's just a very relaxed car - it does what it does amazingly well, but it doesn't provide any degree of excitement. That's why I also own a BMW...0
Thanks for the response. Sounds like it's typical of the model then, and not just a quirk of the specimen I drove.
That's a pity, because I really liked it otherwise.
Also drove the Chevy Equinox today and liked that too. Tomorrow will drive the Subies, Forester and Outback, and see how they compare. Outback and Equinox, at least on paper, are very similar, with the 'nox actually winning some luxury points vs. the OB.0
We chose the V70 for it's safety, reliability, and comfort. We also got the 3rd row rear-facing seat, which most cars short of full-size SUV's don't have. Like I said, it's not exciting, but it is easily one of the best cars I've ever owned.
You really can't beat the Volvo for around town utility and long-distance comfort. Pretty much a Swedish Buick...0
How long have you owned it? Did you compare with the Outback when you were shopping?
I did like it a lot in many ways, just found that delayed throttle response very annoying.0
gmwalters Posts: 20Exactly the same reasons we bought our 2010 V70. The gas mileage on it is outstanding, too. Had to order it and wait 3 months for it to be built, but it was worth the wait.
I had been looking at the 2010 Outback and drove two of them, but many of them have a steering vibration problem that has not been fixed by Subaru. Read all 1300+ posts on the subaruoutback.org forum.0
We bought it new - 6 years ago next month.
No, we didn't look at the Outback since the 3rd row seat was a priority for us. We cross-shopped with the Acura MDX and Toyota Highlander, to name a couple of contenders.0
tifighter WAPosts: 2,455I have a favor to ask. Can anyone with a V70 tell me the interior height in the cargo area, floor to ceiling? Dimensions for the cargo area are hard to find; I appreciate the help. Thanks...
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HOME! The flight was a little hellish, quite a bit of turbulence and it just dragged like there was no tomorrow. I did however manage to complete to the third world of Angry Birds. Today I've been running my usual errands, picking up packages (had 7 to collect!) as well as taking a very charming (read:vile) photobooth photo of myself for my Young Persons Railcard. My hair was a "just released from a topknot special", I wish it looked like this all the time, but alas it doesn't. Its straight and flat. Boo.
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HOME! The flight was a little hellish, quite a bit of turbulence and it just dragged like there was no tomorrow. I did however manage to complete to the third world of Angry Birds. Today I've been running my usual errands, picking up packages (had 7 to collect!) as well as taking a very charming (read:vile) photobooth photo of myself for my Young Persons Railcard. My hair was a "just released from a topknot special", I wish it looked like this all the time, but alas it doesn't. Its straight and flat. Boo.
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Aw, welcome back to Englaaaand!ReplyDelete
Have to say, I really, really adore your make-up in this outfit post! Your eyes, especially.
Hope you had a wonderful trip. I'm still jellin'
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I absolutely love your makeup, the winged eyeliner really suits you :) I have a real one of those necklaces, it's from the 1900s I think. It was my great grans :) xxxReplyDelete
i love your outfit so much! :)ReplyDelete
that lipstick looks incredible on you xReplyDelete
I feel you look like a vintage hollywood actress with your hair and make-up like that! Real cool!ReplyDelete
You look amazing in these photos - the lipstick is gorgeous on you!ReplyDelete
And you look lovely in the photobooth photos - nothing vile about them!! xx
lovely outfit. and i love the colour of your lipstick. it's perfect for summer.ReplyDelete
Your hair looks stunning in these pictures, looks slightly different than normal? I love the top too - I tried it on myself but it doesn't look right with big boobs!ReplyDelete
you are such a beautiful girl! unbelievable!!!!ReplyDelete
I really really love your blog and to read about you ♥
Sweet hair! Love it in the travel card photo too! Hope you had a lovely holiday lady :) xxReplyDelete
I love your hair !ReplyDelete
Welcome back! hope you had a good time. I love this outfit so much, you look really beautiful, the lipstick suits youReplyDelete
- AnonymousWednesday, June 29, 2011 6:15:00 pm
OMG U COPID MY TOP LOL. I think your photo is excellent, mine are always crap. Wish my hair would look like that in a topknot, always looks too 'done' when I do it! Do you start it off curly or straight? Makeup looks top notch too!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousWednesday, June 29, 2011 6:17:00 pm
Hop you had a fabby time on holiday! From the pictures you look like you did! Your make up looks gorgeous in these!ReplyDelete
My hair haver stays like this either! Damn straightness!
Kathryn Xx
Oh god turbulences! They're horrible. :SReplyDelete
Love the outfit btw :)
Oh angry birds, so good for passing time!ReplyDelete
Welcome home. You look lovely, I adore that top & skirt together because it look like a very uniquely made dress!
Love love love the orange lipstick on you Lily, looks great and summery :)ReplyDelete
I LOVE the dress!! So cute, and perfect with the burnt orange cardigan.ReplyDelete
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Haha the photo isn't bad at all :o you should see some of mine :pReplyDelete
Welcome back!
You look gorgeous! Love the oufit, and that lipstick is amazing. I already completed all levels of Angry Birds, and I'm now trying to finish Angry Birds Season, for some reason it's a lot harder than the regular version.ReplyDelete
Welcome back home:) You look lovely, kinda rested as well. I´m loving the lipstick, it suits you so well xReplyDelete
Welcome back! You've returned to some surprisingly nice weather, sweet.ReplyDelete
As everyone's already said, nice make-up! Love the lipstick. x
lily you look absolutely lovely here. i know you don't like your hair much,but it looks good.ReplyDelete
BEAUTIFUL LIPSTICK!ReplyDelete
My hair always looks great after being in a topknot. Shame it doesn't always look like that :(ReplyDelete
And that lipstick looks fabulous on you :) x
Absolutely love your cardy and the collar on that top! Your makeup looks real nice too. Glad you had a fab hols! xReplyDelete
great hair, great eyes, great make up! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousWednesday, June 29, 2011 7:28:00 pm
Love this kind of outfits. :)ReplyDelete
You look rested. :)
Your hair looks gorgeous like that and you look so pretty :) Also, your 'vile' photobooth photo doesn't look bad at all!ReplyDelete
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The orange lipstick looks quite nice on you :)ReplyDelete
where is the cardi from though, love your hair and makeup in thisReplyDelete
That lipstick looks gorgeous on you :) And I'm even more envious than usual of your hair! xoxoReplyDelete
I really love your outfit, and the lipstick suits you so well!ReplyDelete
Ahhh Angry Birds. After about 4 months, I completed all of it, and am now at a loss!
The railcard picture isn't vile at all, it's a good picture :)
Sirens and Bells xx
Love the outfit! Lol at angry birds.. I'm scared to start playing it, coz I know how addictive it is.. my life will stop until I complete!ReplyDelete
you look great!ReplyDelete
Ooo your make-up looks very nice. I like your top, the collar is really fancy. Oh, my hair's like that too, just from a bun- lush. Naturally straight- flattt! xxReplyDelete
this top is nice. love your bloog xoxoxoReplyDelete
lovee your make up!!ReplyDelete
Your hair and lip color looks so beautiful! The color reminds me of Revlon's Siren, which I'm obsessed with. And the crochet color is darling.ReplyDelete
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Welcome home!Your eye make-up is delicious in this post lady! Plus I think I need your armour ring!xReplyDelete
Beautiful ring and your railcard picture looks alot better than mine xReplyDelete
reeeally like your makeup in these pictures - that lipstick shade suits you! very pretty xxReplyDelete
- AnonymousWednesday, June 29, 2011 9:54:00 pm
Love this look, your hair looks wonderful and pretty necklace.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousWednesday, June 29, 2011 10:00:00 pm
What lip colour is this? And I look like I'm about to kill someone in my railcard photo...ReplyDelete
wonderful girl and wonderful blog! love ur dipdyed hair! :)ReplyDelete
how do you make your hair looking so awsome?? which products do you use and whats your "secret"? would be nice if u answer. :) :)ReplyDelete
xoxo thanks
maybe u can write it on my blog?! :)
you look so pretty in the photobooth pic! OMG!ReplyDelete
LOVE that lipstick. And how have you managed to look so nice in a passport photo?! I look like I'm about to shiv someone in mine.ReplyDelete
Hello, Lily!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousWednesday, June 29, 2011 11:34:00 pm
Haha tell me about it, I wish my hair looked like it does when I've just taken it out of a bun.ReplyDelete
I LOVE your outfit today, and in fact I've just featured you in a post about my favourite outfit bloggers. Would be lovely if you could have a look :)
Your hair looks so lovely here! Really like your dress too and the Jewellery compliments it beautifullyXReplyDelete
Such a sweet outfit Lily, love the top over your skirt, and I've always liked that little cape-ish cardigan. Totally feel your hair pain, even though yours looks good, mine is so flat at the moment, hatin' life! xxReplyDelete
- AnonymousThursday, June 30, 2011 1:34:00 am
absolutely love your outfit and the way you put it together! You are also incredibly gorgeous!!:)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousThursday, June 30, 2011 3:05:00 am
Your hair does look very beautiful in these photos.ReplyDelete
Love the outfit and your hair looks really nice!ReplyDelete
you look lovely today!ReplyDelete
and the weather's managed to be nice for once for you to come back to, unless thunderstorms and lightning are round the corner again.
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your hair looks dead lovely with a side parting. i'm going to turkey on saturday for 10 days, prepping myself with factor 70 suncream and a ton of after sun, glad you had a nice time :)ReplyDelete
love your make up, so pretty xReplyDelete
Your makeup looks amazing! I remember helping out at the Lime Crime press events in London and putting My Beautful Rocket on so many customers, but it looks so much better on you!ReplyDelete
only reiterating what many others have said (but then it must be true, right?!) that lipstick really alters the way you look, it looks lovely!ReplyDelete
Great outfit and your make-up is just wonderful :)ReplyDelete
welcome home. i recall you liking these yellow moccasins.. riverisland currently have them on sale!ReplyDelete
jade. xx
welcome back:)ReplyDelete
love the outfit too, espesh the top!
Feeling the hair envy here! Your hair looks lovely! and I love that necklace.ReplyDelete
Hope you had a lovely holiday x
- AnonymousThursday, June 30, 2011 10:57:00 pm
So much love for yours ring bling :) <3ReplyDelete
I love your makeup! :-)ReplyDelete
I need this lipstick. NOW!ReplyDelete
i love your hair ;)ReplyDelete
I like your make upReplyDelete
super blog !ReplyDelete
Great Outfit, again:)ReplyDelete
i love cameo:D
Glad your back to normality lily, roll on the outfit postsReplyDelete
- AnonymousFriday, July 01, 2011 4:04:00 pm
Welcome back to rainy and cold Britain :P Love your rings- you have the best jewellery collection! :)ReplyDelete
new follower! you are so bloody beautiful I cant stop staring at how perfect your hair and face is :PReplyDelete
love your dressReplyDelete
look so pretty
- AnonymousFriday, July 01, 2011 10:22:00 pm
ah you look so fab! all fresh-faced and rejuvenated! hope you had a lovely holiday. xReplyDelete
that knuckle ring is so lovely and i love that color of lipstick on you :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSaturday, July 02, 2011 5:45:00 am
Your makeup looks different! I think its the lower lashes? They look so thick and long, I think its nice. Your picture is cute, but you do look a little angry =PReplyDelete
- AnonymousSaturday, July 02, 2011 3:10:00 pm
Love your make up what lipstick did u use it suits u heaps?!ReplyDelete
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I love the colour of your lipstick, it really suits you!ReplyDelete
You look lovely darling!!ReplyDelete
love ypur rings <33
The rings look greatReplyDelete
You look so cute!!ReplyDelete
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I love the way you did your hair in these photos, it's a nice change from the usual hair do. I'm still in love with the ombre!!ReplyDelete
you look amazing!!ReplyDelete
You look absolutely adorable; I really love the collared top- yet then again, I would expect nothing less of good ol' Topshop. - Daniel DuntReplyDelete
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your hair is very beautiful like that!ReplyDelete
Lily you are just so beautiful and I love reading your blog! Keep up the good work! =]ReplyDelete
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Could GM Have Beaten Back the Japanese Auto Invasion?
If you had been the top marketing executive at General Motors during the early years of the Japanese invasion of the US auto market, which strategy would you have recommended to defend GM's leading market share against this new competitive threat?
My response:
I find it somewhat difficult to put myself in the mindset of GM executives when the Japanese auto invasion began. Looking back, it is easy to apply an ex post de facto reading on events after they have happened. Although we know now that the Japanese auto makers are going to dominate, that outcome was not at all certain in the early 80s. The result was not pre-destined and GM perhaps could have found a counter and avoided losing significant market share. Any approach I would suggest now is based on a subsequent reading of events not known to GM at the time. Further, any suggestion I make now may have been anticipated and countered by the Japanese auto makers. They still might have come out ahead even had GM tried a different approach.
My first retro advice for GM comes from the Bible. 1 Corinthians 10:12 notes, "So then let him who thinks he is standing securely beware of falling." When anyone is on top, getting a sense of complacency is dangerous. Circumstances change and the mighty can be brought low quickly.
Quinn (1980) wrote, "an effective strategy first probes and withdraws to determine opponents' strengths, forces opponents to stretch their commitments, then concentrates resources, attacks a clear exposure, overwhelms a selected market segment, builds a bridgehead in that market, and then regroups and expands from that base to dominate a wider field" (p. 160, 161).
Using the language of war, a counter offensive strategy might have made sense for GM in this circumstance. As Japanese companies expended resources to invade the American auto market, it would have made sense for GM to counter attack and attempt to cut into the Japanese domestic market. If the Japanese companies lost shares at home, they may have been forced to retreat to protect the home market.
Unfortunately, that approach would not have worked. The Japanese government at the time used extreme protective legislation to make it difficult for foreign companies to succeed in Japan. Although the American government may have been able to pressure Japan on GM's behalf, it is unlikely that it would have done so. In the midst of the Cold War, Japan was an outpost flanking Red China and the Soviet Union. It was almost entirely defended by the American military and the American policy wanted a strong Japanese economy. A counter offensive probably would have failed.
As such, I would have recommended an expansion in the domestic American market. GM needed to aggressively go after American consumers using a market expansion strategy. That meant trying to go after several market segments at the same time. GM needed to go after value consumers who wanted a cheap vehicle as well as those who wanted a luxury car. This would have allowed them to protect their luxury market base but also allowed expansion into the low cost market before the Japanese could have defined themselves as the value car producers.
Such a strategy would have required a paradigm shift on the part of GM. The company had gotten used to catering to the luxury market. Black and Gregersen (2003) wrote that leaders fail to initiate change because they fail to see the need, they feel to act when they do see the need, or they fail to finish the change. As such, it would have been very important for GM executives to accept the need for change and then actually doing something about it other than continuing their previous business strategies.
Black, J and Gregersen, H. (2003). Leading strategic change: Breaking through the brain barrier. New York: Prentice Hall.
Quinn, J. (1980). Strategies for change: Logical Incrementalism. Homewood, Illinois: Richard D. Irwin.
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- CityUnslicker said...
I would agree with your analysis here. You should read too the famous Honda Case study and its various comments from the early 1990's. The best ever on understanding market entry by a new player and failure by the current market leaders.
- Unknown said...
GM and other US auto makers were at the mercy of the economy in the early 80's. Many people are of the opinion that the Japanese had superior manufacturing or, as suggested in this article, better tactics in the early 80's. I am of the strong opinion that the reason for the successful "Japanese auto invasion" was US currency appreciation. Between 1980 and 1985 the US dollar appreciated around 50% against its trading partners (close to 60% by some indices), including Japan. This meant foreign goods became much cheaper, and US exports became more expensive to foreigners. The Japanese automakers had a huge price advantage over American counterparts. This was how Japanese automakers were able to compete so effectively, and invade the market in the early 80's.


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"We have full freedom of speech with no consequences whatsoever!"
The United Socialist States of America (also referred to as the United Soviet States of America, the U.S., the USSA, or America) is a constitutionally socialist state comprising fifty provinces and a federal district. It was formed on January 20, 2009, while Barack Obama was president. He started a revolution that turned all McDonalds restaurants and Walmart into terrorist organisations. He makes the Wal Mart as some place to get your commodidies than a place for opportunity and employment. Most of the people working in Wal Mart are welfare collecting socialists that buy crappy food imported from communist Cuba and buy crappy computers from semi socialist India and crappy toys for kids to play with from communist China. He especially started hunting down Republicans, who tried to escape. He has stalinist beliefs on Republicans and anyone who was a gun sliging, Jesus loving, and black hating Republican was perscuted. He claims Fox news was right wing Nazi propaganda and brainwashing for the masses.
The famous United Socialist States of America was finally liberated on the 20th of January 2009 by Hisself Barack Obama. He was born in Turkimenistan, which is the perfect place for a Muslim commie dictatorship. The battle was still in the days of the United States of America. He was other Republicans he was willing to send to Hell. He started to pray to Jesus, and he gave him the Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx, father of all things communist. He was excited, and within 6 hours, 6 minutes and 6 seconds, He finished reading it. There was his path and destiny revealed. The Rise of Communism had begun.
Founding of the United Socialist States of America[edit]
After he got the peasants, Mexicans, and all the other immigrants, even the illegal ones, he won presidency by 99.9% of the votes because he said that the Republicans ate illegal immigrants for dinner, especially the ones who ran for president, who ate illegal immigrant children.
After his very communistic-socialistic democratic party won 99.9% of the votes and seats in the house, he initiated a revolution on 1st December 2008 that lasted until 1st January 2009. Why did it take so long? Because Barack had some problems with His wife after having some fun together one night, Michelle noticed that Obama had a mustache, much like ol' Hitler and Joseph Stalin, and left him for That guy who lost the 2004 elections.
Acquisition of Iraq[edit]
On January 20, 2009, Commissar Barack Husseinovich Obama became the new ruler of the United Socialist States of America. First thing he did was to make all the US Army soldiers wear red dresses decorated with yellow hammer and sickles and stars. Then he had them try to take over Iraq, right around Turkimenistan and make it a territory of Russia, and made it Socialist Territory of Iraq for the glory of Mother
Russia America!
Then some random Brit guy comes and yells "Thou cannot doeth this. That is inappropriately againsteth The rules. Thou hath no honour. Or colour. I thinketh, red isth impropereth, whyeth dideth thou noth picketh blueth?" And then has all members of the United Noobs declare war on the U.S.S.A.; except the Soviet Commissar's Union, which its leaders were all having fun in bars and drinking barrels of vodka; and United Democratic Empire of Asia, which their leaders were still bickering in an inarticulate language no one can understand.
Getting the Grip on the world[edit]
Barack Obama was so fascinated by the world, so much, that he decided to CHANGE it. Wow. What a change.
The U.S.S.A. was a very powerful country, with Warmarx Communist Corporation and other Leading Marxist Corporations poping up around the holes of the world. Now, the only thing that remains is getting Lenin's well-preserved corpse from those filthy, capitalistic ballistic Russians.
Fortunately, the commissar's union of the United Socialist States forged up a plan to conquer Russia and make it back into the Union of Shitty Socialist Republics, by planting McDonalds into that country and taking over the government with <insert name here>'s help by having <insert name here> sell cookies to the Russian president and then serving as a human shield when all the USSA soldiers barge in shooting. Oh and in a Socialist government, the life of one person, such as <insert name here> is unimportant and is considered as giving up for the love of the motherland.
Operation: Castrocommunist[edit]
On July 4th, 2009, Barack began Operation: Castrocommunist, supported by his hot wife, Pam Anderson's mom. The mission? To take over Cuba's many Cigars. How he did it? He sent his powerful Red Army and had them stick their AK-16's up Fidel Castro's ass, dictator of The Cuban Cigar Company Inc., and asked him kindly to retire. The guy agreed, and was fooled and put into a Concentration Camp somewhere in the MidWest, where some guys with funny accents would have fun with him.
The Disastrous RetroRevolution[edit]
Obama's reign over the entire United States wouldn't last too long. A disastorious, communistic, naziolistic, terrible disaster occurred.
The Man[edit]
Oh well, the guy just wouldn't quit his lust for power. Arnold Schwarzenegger decided to initiate a RetroRevolution depicting the rise of the United Republic of America. It's a very bleak era for the USSA, as the URA is very gray and dim, and reminds one of the Third Reich and another of the son of satan. At the same time, the Federal Democratic Republic of Louisiania was also formed by the citizens of Louisiania and the southern Arc of Kansas with a little of Alabamia wanted to secede from the glorious nation of the Beautiful USSA. But these so called Blacks were virtually ignored because it was all useless land that was a haven for Hurried Canes.
And if you, yes you <insert name here>, are dumb enough to ask, yes, the borders changed, here's a visual to the left, haha, get it? Left party!.
Unfortunate Piece[edit]
In 2012, unfortunately, the U.R.A. militarily defeated the U.S.S.A. by offering Angel Beer to all the soldiers of the U.S.S.A. and got them so drunk that both sides had parties. But then all the U.R.A.-ans attacked and defeated the drunkards. So now, Obama had to surrender and peace was made. Then Obama made a great mudslapping speech about how the U.R.A. is bad and-
-The MarxDonald wall was built.
But the fascists didn't really care. They partied for 12 days and 13 nights with vodka and beer and had a great feeling. Chucky E. Noriz, celebrated hero of the
fascist republic, made a glorious speech involving hitting everyone in the crowd in the face. They all died.
The USSA's culture is very interesting. It is a melting pot of a wobble of cultures. This country is also dominated by white bearded men like Karl Marx posing with a finger pointing at the unlucky reader and saying "I want YOU to become Communist", which is starting to become popular by your Mom and Canada. Obama also has a passion for Siths. So he ran all the way to a galaxy far far away and brought them over for a party. He then made them sleep with Billy and he took all their armor and put it on. Now he's Supreme Ruler of the Known World.
He had a couple of problems with Uncle Sammy. Sammy's his long lost grandfather and the guy just didn't want to put the Socialist hat on, but after realizing that he's a liberal, he put it on happily.
Redheads can get pretty ugly in the U.S.S.A. But they've been incorporated into Obama's Secret Police Force and use their powerful subterranean vampire skills to beat the crap out of dirty republicans and anti-marxists.
As far as research has gone, the only books allowed are those about Communism and Communists. Obama has also written a miniature book about his loving comrade Hillary, oh it's wonderful reading. You must read the book!
The politics of the U.S.S.A. are very confusing and are very complicated for people to understand for people with an IQ under 130. These dumb rednecks and farmers that predict the weather from standing outside in the middle of a rainstorm and saying we are safe while not looking at the weather channel call Obama a big ass sun of a bitch that ruins our country and the people over 130 consider him the downfall of American society.
Of course, the only party allowed in the U.S.S.A. is the People's Social Democratic Anti-Republican Freedom Party, also known as the Democratic Party. The DemoCratic part of Bill DickLickinton was really the same thing as the Republican Party but it was run by Bill Gates and corporations like McDonalds and Wal Mart (they are people too) to create a fascist world of democracy. All DickLickinton was a DickLicktator and make sexual relations what we do here. The political system of the U.S.S.A. consists of the All Supreme High King Father Dictator Barack H Obama-Stalin as the Head of State and the Head of Government, with only his Inner Circle holding minor official powers.
However many times he says so, the People have NO voice in the government except for the occasional "exception".
Besides, according to the Commissar's records there are actually no protests and the people are utterly satisfied with the current government. Even Ol' Billy the Beggar is enjoying his tiny little cell in the renovated People's Democratic Prison of Alcajazz, and its even said he even likes the jail food and very friendly (maybe even too friendly) company of his cellmates.
Political Geography of the U.S.S.A.[edit]
Even though the U.R.A. seceded, Obama with the annexed Mexico made a few changes so now there are still 50 Socialist States in the U.S.S.A., with the additional territories of Iraq and Cuba. He united the Californias and tore down the fence so now all Americans and Mexicans can live together in peace and prosperity.


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Also, in some cases, we facilitate the collection of information by advertising services administered by third parties. The ad services may track users' online activities over time by collecting information through automated means such as cookies, and they may use this information to show users ads that are tailored to their individual interests or characteristics and/or based on prior visits to certain sites or apps, or other information we or they know, infer or have collected from the users. For example, we and these providers may use different types of cookies, other automated technology, and data (i) to recognize users and their devices, (ii) to inform, optimize, and serve ads and (iii) to report on our ad impressions, other uses of ad services, and interactions with these ad impressions and ad services (including how they are related to visits to specific sites or apps).
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This delightful, debut children's book by former Atlas Obscura staff writer Sarah Laskow answers important unicorn questions like why are unicorns associated with rainbows, why do some unicorns have wings, and—of course—are unicorns real?
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The 911 call made by L.A. City Councilman and reserve LAPD officer Dennis Zine about Justin Bieber and the paparazzi driving at dangerous speeds on the 101 Freeway in Los Angeles has been made public. Zine was hopping mad at what he witnessed and went on record saying he'd have stripped the Biebs of any and all driving privileges because he was operating his tricked out, chromed Fisker Karma like a maniac.
In the tape, Zine, who is calm, reveals that there are "a number of cars chasing a silver car. It looks like an aluminum car. They're driving like maniacs." He details how they are cutting off other motorists and weaving in and out of traffic. He terms their driving style as "like maniacs."
Last week, the Biebs was cited for speeding and placed a 911 call of his own, since the paps were dangerously chasing him on a major stretch of road. Zine spoke out about his distaste for the singer's behavior on the streets, and at the time, surmised that he had reached a speed of 100 mph.
The 911 call is brief but it sparked a big media headline about Bieber and his battle with the paps. The singer also filed a harassment claim about the road raging shutterbugs, but cops say little is likely to come of it. Maybe it's time for J.B. to invest in a green sedan — or get a driver and some tinted windows!
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Asaaj Ventress - Chapter 5
Walkthrough - Asaaj Ventress - Chapter 5
Chapter 5 - Innocents of Ryloth[edit]
Your first task will be to break down the giant wall in front of you, so let's get started. To begin, take out the silver and gold pillars next to the wall. To take out the silver pillar, use a Rocket Clone and shoot at it. To take out the gold pillar, take controller of a Commander Clone and call your fellow clones to arms by getting close to one and pressing the Action Button when prompted. Head over to the gold pillar, hold the Attack Button, aim the reticule at the pillar and release it to command your troops to fire at it. Repeat that process until each section of the pillar is gone.
Move to the right side of the wall in front of the dirt tunnels that hid behind the pillars. Use a Clone to aim and shoot any debris blocking the tunnel's path. Then a Clone will toss a timed grenade in your direction. Use the Force and move that grenade through the tunnel up to the turret above to destroy it. Repeat this whole process with the turret on the left side of the wall.
Destroy the gold object in the center of the area in the same fashion as you did the gold pillar. Then, use the Force to build a turret of your own out of both sets of stray bricks. Blow up the wall ahead and you'll be able to move on.
Destroy the Supers and move down the beaten path. You'll have a handful of standard droids and Destroyers to worry about, so put those button-mashing skills to work. When you arrive at the stockpile of loose bricks on the blue cross, use the Force to place them on the contraption on the left. Then, place the satellite on top to complete your work of art.
With the help of the satellite, your army will drop down a giant walker for you to climb into. Hop in and unleash destruction. Move forward and blow up the silver gate in front of you with your weaponry. When you arrive in the next area, destroy all the small gates that are guarding the orange buttons by simply walking over them.
Next, destroy the monitor droid in front of the gate and use the Force to rearrange the pieces to place them on the gate. Summon your Clone buddies and use them to grapple both sides of the gate (switch to one Clone, grapple, then switch to another and grapple the other side).
A handful of beasts will come out of the gate. If you look closely, there are five beasts, and well, there are five buttons to cover up. Hmm...
As Obi-Wan use the force to tame any of the beasts and you'll be able to ride it. Ride them over to an empty orange button and repeat this process for the remaining four. This will open the door in front of you and it'd be rude to not go in, so...
Head towards the end of the room and keep an eye out for two slabs of checkerboard tile on the right wall. Use any weapon to get these down, and then use Obi-Wan to place them on the purple placeholders to your left.
Pull the switch next to you for good measure, and then head back to the front of the room to pull that switch. Enter the door that opens and grapple the wall down (there are two hooks you need to pull). Use Obi-Wan to slice open the wall behind the Jedi insignia, and then use the Rocket Clone to blow up the debris to your right.
With the help of Obi-Wan, Force the block through the path all the way to its goal against the wall. Then, use a Clone to interact with the newly accessible console which should open the large door. Go on through.
When you step outside, you'll see that you have three large cannons to take down. For the cannon on the left, use your Rocket Clone to attack it until it crumbles. When it does, you'll be able to board it and make it your own. Attack the two silver cannons on the cliffs within reach. Then, take control of the cannon on your immediate right and destroy the last remaining silver cannon on the cliff on your right.
Next, another silver vehicle will appear in front of you, but it's behind a shield generator. On foot, make your way inside the shield and pull the generator's switch. Then, move back to your cannon and destroy the tank's silver armor. Finally, move forward with Obi-Wan, interact with the blue Jedi insignia to destroy it, and you'll be treated to the level's final cut scene.


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Sprint and Clearwire at odds over 4G rollout
It never seemed to make sense. Sprint owns 54 percent of Clearwire, which is building a WiMax network that Sprint uses for its high-speed 4G service. Yet Clearwire also offers retail service under the Clear 4G brand that competes directly with Sprint, the nation's No. 3 wireless carrier.
Last week, the Wall Street Journal reported about growing tensions between the two companies, in part, because of Clearwire's expanding retail operations.
"Sprint has a different view of how they want the network built out." -Clearwire CEO William Morrow.
"Retail is a tough place. And for them to jump into that may not be the easiest thing in the world." – Sprint CFO Robert Brust
The article reported that three Sprint executives, including CEO Dan Hesse, resigned from Clearwire's board under pressure.
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The Master Condo Insurance Policy is trusted by many Condominium Trust or Condominium Association to ensure proper coverage to the building(s) and the general liability for the premises of their interests. The Condo Association or Trust's bylaws will dictate how a Master Policy will respond in coverage areas and determine necessary additional coverages that are required to be included on the policy. Whether the Master Policy covers a 2 unit building or a 100 unit building, this "shared ownership" relationship requires owners to collaborate and form a condo association or condo board to manage the interests of the building or community. The board is responsible for making key decisions for the condo properties, including critical expenditures, including securing a Master Condo Insurance Policy for the association. Rest assured a Master Condo Policy will protect property and offer general liability coverage for common area premises and several optional areas of potential exposure as well.
If you're a property manager that is responsible for managing an investment property for a property owner, a commercial property insurance policy will protect both the property and property owner from potential property claims and liability that may arise during the course of managing the building.
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Property Insurance provides coverage for loss or damage to real property (land and buildings) or personal property (everything else) at the described premises. A deductible will usually apply to each loss.
Building coverage includes the actual building and structures, completed additions, outdoor fixtures, permanently installed fixtures, machinery and equipment. Materials used to maintain and service the insured premises are also covered. Business Personal Property coverage includes property owned by the insured that is used in the insured's business, including furniture and fixtures, inventory and stock, property of others in your care, custody or control and other similar items that are not specifically excluded.
Employee dishonesty coverage protects an employer from financial (money and securities) or other property loss due to the fraudulent activities of one or more employees.
Inland marine insurance provides coverage for property in transit as well as property of others left in your care custody or control, employees property on premises, contractors equipment and other unusual classes of property that are not generally found at a fixed location
General Liability insurance provides coverage for bodily injury or property damage for which the insured is legally responsible due to negligence or as required by contract. The policy also provides coverage for liability arising from personal injury and advertising injury, medical expense, accidents occurring on the premises or away from the premises and products or completed operations. In addition to these limits, the policy pays defense costs.
Pays medical expenses resulting from bodily injury caused by an accident on the premise owned or rented by the insured or when caused by the insured's operations. Payment is made without regard to insured's liability.
Provides coverage for fire damage to rented premises caused by the insured's negligence.
An Umbrella/Excess Liability Policy provides an additional layer of protection over the limits of your primary, underlying policies (general liability, automobile liability and sometimes even employers liability or professional liability). This provides protection against catastrophic liability claims. Umbrella limits are typically available in $1,000,000 increments and can exceed up to $100,000,000. Most policies pay the ultimate net loss (total amount in excess of the underlying, primary limit) for which the insured is legally obligated to pay subject to the self-insured retention (amount the insured must pay before the umbrella policy will respond), similar to a deductible.
A typical commercial umbrella liability policy offers features such as worldwide coverage; personal injury coverage; blanket contractual liability protection (for both written and oral agreements); care, custody, and control coverage; non-owned aircraft liability; watercraft liability; advertisers liability; liquor law liability; excess liability; and an extension of protection to additional insureds.
Umbrella liability insurance indemnifies the insured for loss in excess of the total applicable limits of liability stated in the schedule of underlying primary insurance policies. The umbrella liability policy is typically a "following form," meaning that it tracks with the provisions of the underlying insurance. For losses that are not covered by underlying insurance, the umbrella policy generally does not apply.
With respect to any occurrence not covered by underlying insurance, or damage that is not covered by underlying insurance but that results from an occurrence covered by underlying insurance, the umbrella policy indemnifies the insured for its ultimate net loss. The loss must exceed the insured's self-insured retention limit ($10,000 or $25,000, for example), and must involve damages that the insured is legally obligated to pay by reason of liability imposed by law or assumed by the insured under contract. Further, the damage must involve personal injury, property damage, or advertising injury (all as defined in the Definitions section of the policy) caused by an eligible occurrence.
When a loss that is eligible for umbrella coverage is either not covered or only partially covered by underlying insurance (including incidents where no other insurance exists), the umbrella insurer has the right and duty to defend any suit against the insured. It is also permitted to investigate any loss and settle any claim or suit as it chooses. In case an insurer is prevented from defending an insured, the insurer will reimburse any defense costs and expenses. However, the expenses must be incurred with the insurer's written consent. This last provision allows the insurer to exercise some control over its loss exposures.
Besides the named insured, other parties that gain insured status under an umbrella liability policy are any person or organization that a named insured agrees to protect under a written contract. The policy also protects an insured business' executive officers, regular employees, directors and stockholders, at least for losses occurring while these individuals are acting within the scope of their duties. Note that protection for additional insureds does not apply when a loss involves motorized vehicles, watercraft or aircraft.
Like many other policies, a commercial umbrella policy defines a number of terms to clearly express how coverage applies. Some defined terms are advertising injury; completed operations; hired aircraft, hired automobile, and hired watercraft; immediate underlying insurance; named insured's products; non-owned aircraft, automobile, and watercraft; occurrence and personal injury.
The umbrella liability policy has a critical requirement. It holds the insured accountable for maintaining the policies listed in the schedule of underlying insurance. They must be kept in force, without alteration of terms and conditions, during the term of the umbrella liability policy. The one notable exception is for the reduction or exhaustion of any underlying aggregate liability limits that is caused by response to an eligible loss.
Directors & Officers Insurance protects your Company and the directors of your company against claims from stockholders, employees and clients. Since a director can be held personally responsible for acts of the company, most directors and officers will demand to be protected rather than put their personal assets at stake. In addition, Investors and members of your board of directors will not be willing to risk their personal assets to serve as a corporate director or officer, no matter how heartfelt their belief in your company. Finally, employment practices suits constitute the single largest area of claim activity under D&O policies. More than 50% of D&O claims are employment practices related.
This optional coverage extends farther than protecting just a boiler. You may need this important coverage, which is often excluded from a regular commercial property policy, to cover all of your electronics systems, including telephone systems and computers. This insurance provides coverage for direct damage caused by the sudden and accidental events resulting in damage to property, expediting expenses (extra costs incurred to expedite recovery after a loss), and business interruption.
Business Income coverage provides protection for a business at the time of claim. The coverage provides the business with the lost income during the interruption of the business being able to conduct the normal operation of its work (such as a fire that damages part of the building). During the time the business is unable to operate at 100% and may have loss of business income due to this occurrence This coverage helps business owner recoup some of that lost income.
In addition to this coverage most times it is paired with Extra Expense coverage that offers additional protection to continue your normal operations. The coverage extends to compensate you for certain unforeseen expenses not directly caused by the damage. For example the cost of moving equipment that wasn't damaged in the event or additional commercial space to rent temporarily until your regular location is repaired.
Provides protection when a substantial of a building is destroyed and local ordinances require that the undamaged portion be demolished and rebuilt to meet current building codes. Coverages may include cost of demolition, debris removal and increased cost of construction in accordance to code. Also included is expenses related to complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Water backup coverage is an optional add-on to your commercial insurance policy. This coverage pays for water damage resulting from a backed up drain or sump pump.
Blanket Insurance provides blanket coverage for multiple properties with a single agreed limit for all properties that are scheduled locations
Flood and earthquake coverage is customarily exclude from most standard commercial insurance policies. However this coverage is available as a buy back coverage and is priced according to limits requested.
Unless company employees use public transportation for all business needs, hired and non-owned insurance is an important coverage that should be part of your business auto insurance program. Ordinarily this coverage only provides liability protection for rental situations and errands, but sometimes physical damage insurance is available. A company does not have to own any vehicles to obtain hired and non-owned coverage. In this case, coverage can be added to the general liability policy. Examples of situations involving the use of non-owned vehicles for business purposes include asking an employee to pick up breakfast for a meeting, sending a sales representative to visit a client, or having a friend mail a package on her way to the post office.