Egypt vs Algeria 40 African cup Angola 2010
January 30th, 2010 OliviaEgypt played a professional football match while Algeria played a professional wrestling match (very violent players)
Egypt played a professional football match while Algeria played a professional wrestling match (very violent players)

Location : Kuwait Scientific Center
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How can I make my car less of a target for thieves?
? Don’t ever leave your valuable possessions in your car, especially where they can be seen. Place valuable possessions either in the boot or under a covering where they can’t be seen. Don’t ever leave anything that you value in plain sight as this is the main reason thieves will want to break into your car.
? Don’t leave your keys in the car even if you are just leaving for a minute or two to pop into a petrol station, or shop, or even in your own driveway. If your car is stolen, ‘be warned’ your insurance company will not cover you in these circumstances.
? Make sure your car has a car alarm that is approved.
? Lock your car…..then double check it - including all windows.
? Have locking nuts on any expensive and unusual wheels.
? Security code your car with a designated number, engine number, license number. This can then be given to police and car yards, parts providers.
? Never leave children in the car alone anywhere or at any time.
? Always park and leave your car under lighting.
? Advertise your car’s security system on the windows via stickers.
? Always secure your keys at home or in the office. Never leave keys lying around, and do not identify the type of car you own or your name and address (it happens!)
? Make sure that you have adequate insurance on your car and its contents.
A few tips on road rage.
The most important lesson to learn in regard to road rage attack is to never confront the offender. You will only further enrage the offender by ‘taking the bait’. You need to get away from the situation without panicking. Keep calm and call police, and/or go directly to a police station.
Road rage incidents can happen in seconds. I have seen first hand a road rage attack that happened in 6 seconds when the car behind stopped at the lights.The person got out of their car ran up to the car behind, reached through the window and grappled with the person driving. I only had time to see what was unfolding, open the door and start stepping out. The offender was almost back to their car by the time I was in a position to assist.
In saying this I say, ‘Don’t assist!’ if at any time this could be dangerous to you or your passengers. Rather call Police and observe so that they have some evidence of the situation.
? Keep a cool head
? Avoid eye contact
? Never make obscene gestures
? Do not use your vehicle to intimidate others
? Get out of the left / right lane for other fast moving vehicles
? If you witness something you think is road rage, call police
? Do not become frustrated or stressed out; if you do, remove yourself from the situation
? Never get behind the wheel if you are tired or irritable
? Avoid confrontation
GPS Tracking
You can have a GPS tracking system attached to your vehicle. This is also a good measure should your car be car-jacked, or stolen elsewhere.
This system can be programmed to send the owner a text message stating the location of the vehicle, or alternatively send the message to a security monitoring company, who can then communicate with the police. Need some help? Foresight Security planning was created for you. An easy to understand and use security advice and consultancy service, which also has online security advice via our email or phone.
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Inc. recently ran a piece on how it is now possible to move straight from Windows XP to Windows 7 - and avoid the nightrmare that is called Vista.
I have an XP PC and and XP laptop. About six months ago I got a new laptop through my work - loaded with Vista. Vista has some bugs. But the biggest issue was simpler. After years of relatively streamlined and linear upgrades, someone at Microsoft decided to diverge, become creative, and head off in new directions. Maybe they were high on something, I don't know. The result was that computers users had to relearn much of what they did - and learn to do it differently. By most accounts, Windows 7 steps back in line.
Moving from XP to Windows 7 isn't quite as easy as upgrading straight from Vista. But the Inc. piece gives you some insight into the task.
By: Jason Source

"We should take care not to make the intellect our god; it has, of course, powerful muscles, but no personality."
Albert Einstein
Source: P. J. McAdie
Guess what. As you are reading this article our government is spending three billion dollars servicing our national debt. Most people think the 1929 Great Depression was caused by the crash of the stock market. In 1929 there was a run on the banks manipulated by a cabal of individuals seeking to install a central bank. When people went to the banks to get their money out often there was no money to return to the depositors.
The banks did not have their depositors money because that money was invested in stocks, stock offerings, real estate and insurance. Often the stock companies owned the real estate companies, stock companies, insurance companies and the banks. However the deposits of bank customers had been invested in stocks, real estate, and insurance.
Think about the unlimited damage that would have occurred in today’s market to Social Security recipients. Had the country adopted the suggestion of politicians to privatize the Social Security program trillions of dollars would have been lost to unskilled investors putting their lifetime earnings in the active stock market.
After the Great Depression dollars bills were altered to remove the legend stating the legal note was redeemable for lawful money at the US Treasury or any branch of the Federal Reserve bank. Gold and silver are lawful money.
Current denominations of currency do not contain the statement that allows the bearer to trade their currency for actual money. Our economic system founded upon gold and silver being actual money. What we have today are dollar bills that are actually IOUs enforced by the government. These IOUs are not money.
Now, getting back the Great Depression and the banks. When the banks began to have all their problems then the stock market crashed. Banks owned stock that was held on margin. The margin calls exceed the ability of the banks to meet obligations. Problems within the banking industry began to spiral, But what is interesting is there was a 50 percent pull back in the stock market. The market bounced up 50 percent after the initial drop.
This was repeated for a total of six times between 1929 and 1933. The bounces down resulted in losses of up to 89 percent of the stock market. Now this is where the reader of this article must, and I repeat, must be diligent.
And why do I say you must be diligent? Simple. History works in cycles. If it happened once, it can surely happen again. In 1930 we had small movements in the economy and stock market to indicate we were on the road to recovery. Our economy is currently appearing to be on the road to repair. The difference is back then we had the gold standard to protect the currency. We no longer have the gold standard.
The gold standard was removed in 1971 by President Richard Nixon. Our country’s situation shows similarities to the Weimar Republic of Germany. One of the numerous problems of the Weimar Republic was hyperinflation.
A significant indicator of the recovery of the stock market is based upon the banks showing profit. But are they? During the G20 summit, participants mentioned that we would have to strengthen the rules and regulations of our banking system. Conversely the Treasury Secretary considered suspension of Federal Accounting Standards Board rule 157. The suspension would facilitate banks lending more money. Enforcing the FASB rule compels banks to use fair value and accurate accounting procedures.
Under the concept that some banks were too big to fail, taxpayer funds were used to bailout banks. The expectation was that the money would be lent out. Instead the taxpayer bailout money was used to pay off creditors such as AIG and Goldman Sachs Still major banks have not satisfactorily addressed the systemic issues that caused so many problems.
So we all now have choices to make. Do we want to protect our assets, do we want to make money, or do we want to bury our heads in the sand and hope that doing the same things we did in the past will work for us?
Thank you and have a blessed day.
Author:
Ronald Roberts has a lifelong interest in economics and business. A former military officer and MPA graduate, his favorite quote is: Neer despise a humble beginning. His blog is http://www.americaneaglesilverdollar.info
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