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Cara Jepang menjelaskan kebocoran Nuklir kepada anak-anak: "

Billboard Advertising: A Creative Way to Advertise Your Business: "

A billboard is a large size structure which is used as the instrument in the outdoor advertising activity and it is mostly found in high traffic areas. Bulletins, hoardings, posters, etc. are some of the categories of the billboard advertising. It is one of the most useful mediums of advertising because of its capability to gain high visibility, not only due to its size but also due to its eye catching and creative designs. Marketing professionals, who understand the idea and create a concept of an advertisement, delivers the idea to designers who then craft the design based on that concept. This entire phenomenon is fully based on the creative skills of the marketer and the designer.

Furthermore, any advertisement seems to be more attractive when there is an exclusive creativity in the advertisement and also, the way of its presentation. You must have seen conspicuous billboards alongside the road, which are amazingly designed and presented in order to catch the attention and compel the visitors to have a look on the information displayed on it. Billboard advertising is one of the reasonable and effective ways to promote products, services and many other things. This post contains some effective billboard designs which will certainly grab your attention.

Cara Menampilkan Perintah RUN Pada Start Menu di Windows 7: "

Cara Menampilkan Perintah RUN Pada Start Menu di Windows 7. Bagi yang terbiasa menggunakan Windows XP, mungkin sering mengalami atau menemui“kebingungan” dan “kejanggalan” ketika menggunakan Windows 7 pertama kalinya. Kita akan menemukan banyak perbedaan tampilan menu dan yang lainnya pada kedua versi Windows tersebut.

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Life Continues in Tokyo: "

**Read Part II: Life in Chiba, Japan Goes On**

In the midst of the tragic disaster up North, we’ve been barraged with calls and emails from all over the world wondering how we are. We, like basically everyone in Japan, are doing well (all things considered).

Life is certainly different with restrictions on power and limited trains, but if you watch international news you’d think that ALL of Japan is underwater and suffering. Miyagi and Iwate are the center of it all, while we are basically experiencing minor inconveniences. This is important to remember.

With the foreign press blowing everything up beyond reality, and the Japanese press allowing the government to keep us in the dark, the truth is somewhere in between. Regardless, we all still have to live and keep going.

So, we went out today to take some photos of people doing their best to live normally, and not staying at home watching television. This is the best we can do as human beings, especially being in a helpless situation as far as the North is concerned. If you have any more images of the positive side of Japanese life at this time, in any part of the country, and would like them added to the roster, please contact us.

All of these photos were taken today in Tokyo. Somehow, life goes on.

A stocked convenience store and ATM stand ready to serve.

Beer and package deliveries go on as normal.

A family picnics and plays in Yoyogi Park.

Restaurants serve. People eat.

Shibuya Crossing’s famous screens have gone dark to save power, but there’s still life below them.

Ramen shop staff greet customers.

While there’s a noticeable decrease in prepared food, there’s still enough in stock, and this guy has a seemingly infinite choice of beverages to wash it down.

A performer captivates his small, but mesmerized audience.

In Soviet Russia, menu chooses YOU!

Oblivious to the possibility of causing another quake, these kids jump rope in Yoyogi Park.

Takeshita Street in Harajuku is generally open, with even a bit of bustle.

The situation is never so bad you can’t tease your brother.

Love blossoms.

A couple buys crêpes and enjoys the day.

We’ll keep you all updated as necessary. Japan will be back in no time.

**Read Part II: Life in Chiba, Japan Goes On**

What's the most infamous outlaw's car? [Question Of The Day]: "

Hardened criminals' most loyal accomplices aren't always made of flesh and blood — some are made of aluminum und schteel. Often, the cars history's outlaws drove wound up as infamous as the outlaws themselves. What's the most infamous outlaw's car?

The nearly-new 1934 Ford Model 730 Deluxe Sedan Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow stole in Illinois became known as their 'death car.' That after the two bandits faced down an ambush by police from Texas and Louisiana. A hail of bullets riddled the car, killed Bonnie and Clyde, and it went down in history as one of the most infamous cars in history. There are indeed others.

(QOTD is your chance to address the day's most pressing automotive questions and to experience the opinions of the insightful insiders, practicing pundits, and gleeful gearheads that make up the Jalopnik commentariat. If you've got a suggestion for a good Question of the Day, send an email to tips at jalopnik dot com.)

Peeved Lamborghini owner destroys car with sledgehammer, others help: "

Filed under: Coupe, China, Etc., Lamborghini

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Best Bookstore Bathroom Graffiti EVER.: "
Seen yesterday at the Cool Springs Borders.