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As always, everyone else followed suit. Big brands such as Pepsi, Nescafe, Strepsils and even Levi’s replicated the format (with minor tweaks), engaging in an intense battle for their own share of megabytes on our MP3 players. But guess who won? The music. Sure, brands enjoyed a big slice of the pie, but it was the local artists and their craft that finally received due recognition.

The situation is grim. Brands are allocating more and more to digital spend every year and publishers are pumping money into their digital operations, irrespective of the bottom line. But if 83% of revenue is going to Facebook/Google and the rest is being put into churning out subpar campaigns that audiences are bored by, blind to or block, there is need for a big rethink.

For decades, the big companies marketed brands and everyone else sold products. When I graduated from university, I knew it was important to work for companies such as Coca-Cola, Colgate, Nestlé, Pepsi, P&G or Unilever, in order to learn the ropes of marketing and branding. The other companies, which sought to introduce brand management, tended to hire ‘graduates’ from the above companies after they had been trained there for five years. From thereon, those marketers fanned out across Pakistan’s marketing industry.

Not that I see that it matters. Huang openly admitted they’re at least "a few months" away from production, and it was strongly implied at the press conference that GeForce models would come before Quadro and Tesla (lots of airy talk about high-end customers running to different cycles). It was a cute spot that this was, most likely, no

Yes they are but they are not an American standard. They are based on the Swedish standard created by Brown & Sharpe during world war 2 for sheet metal (not to be confused with wire gauges which are different).

He returned to the big screen as one of the writers of "The Black Hole," an ambitious 1979 science-fiction epic from Walt Disney Productions. Budgeted at $20 million, it was the most expensive film ever made by the studio at the time. 

If confessions from Karachiites in the fifties and sixties are to be believed, food fetishism achieved an all-time high, writes Mamun M. Adil.

IMD product engineers worked with the engineers at Bal Seal Engineering to consider solutions based on features that could not change, and those that could be slightly modified, as well as the insertion and removal force requirements. The recommendation was a customized version of its canted coil spring. After prototyping, it was an immediate success in both instruments.

(3) Radiator guards. KTM has redesigned the radiator guards to reduce the amount of trapped dirt on the bottom of the guard. The 2018 guards have holes in them to let dirt out. You can upgrade your 2017 radiator guards with a drill.

In 1986, apparently not put off by any of this, the business lobby decide they want a piece of the action once again, and start building their own goat. From then onwards, some years, there are two goats. That just means there are twice as many goats to burn.

- Ball-pein hammers (aka Engineer’s Hammers) are designed for use in shaping metal, closing rivets and rounding off edges.

Just like the first Amiga prototype. Basically just wirewrapped boards [amigahistory.co.uk] cabled together. Actually used at a trade-show, but hidden under a table.