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Read the Fine Print Isn't it a deceptive practice to advertise a product you don't sell, instead of one that you do? On the back cover of Harpers, February 2008, Chevy says they are cool because they have this plug-in electric car. Only in fine print at the bottom it says, "Not available for sale." You would think Chevy would have to at least say a date and a price. Without that, we can't really judge the truth of Chevy's claim that "the extended-range electric vehicle is no longer just a rumor," and that this represents "An American Revolution." For those who would argue that we should assume General Motors' good faith, consider this additional fine print at the bottom: "Vehicle features and performance capabilities subject to change without notice." In other words, Chevrolet has created the appearance of a claim without claiming anything at all -- I call that deceptive. Leaving and entering
Tiny tilt-shift scene I shot with the Canon G9 while scouting for timelapse locations in the city. Unfortunately I didn't have the time to shoot a sequence at the time. But I thought the timing was pretty cool when I took this snapshot, the parking was kinda crowded but one car is leaving and one entering. Processed in Photoshop CS5 with Alien Skin's Bokeh and Exposure 3 plug. Using Technicolor process 4 for the filmstock simulation. cooler master real power pro cooler food tray 10 gallon rubbermaid cooler can and bottle cooler gott ice chest akasa notebook cooler igloo hard liner cooler 24 |