Fanali anteriori audi 80

By George Kelly | [email protected] | Bay Area News Group PUBLISHED: July 11, 2018 at 9:11 pm | UPDATED: July 12, 2018 at 4:44 am I WANT TO SAY THANK YOU TWITTER FOR EVERYTHING THESE LAST FEW DAYS TAKE ABOUT 3 MINS YO WATCH WHAT YOU ALL MADE POSSIBLE https://t.co/13dT5fzBgh #Highwayholly #racistrant @Brooklyn_Made12 pic.twitter.com/PuGLlC1oKB — 🧝🏾‍♀️ (@OGtay_) July 12, 2018 OAKLAND — The California Highway Patrol is beginning to investigate the latest of an ongoing series of incidents involving racially charged exchanges captured and shared on video. According to KRON-TV, East Bay resident Marshaunte Farris and her boyfriend Shamiek Sheppard filed a report Wednesday with the CHP after a white woman driving a black Audi coupe accosted the pair driving home around 10 a.m. Monday from Farris’ medical treatment in Vallejo. After changing lanes into the carpool lane, the couple said they noticed the woman following them … [Read more...] about CHP to investigate slur-filled road-rage video captured by East Bay couple

Each law firm has a brand in the marketplace – whether by intention or by accident.  Your brand is what makes a client choose (or not choose) you as legal counsel rather than a competitor.Your law firm can accept the brand you have and live with it -- but this can be risky in an increasingly competitive marketplace.  Alternatively, you can put some thought into creating and managing a brand that works hard for you in the marketplace -- and thrive as a result.  The choice is yours.Large companies understand the value of their brands in setting them apart from the competition, and invest in them accordingly.  Most law firms are on much-more- limited budgets.However, this doesn’t mean that a smaller law firm cannot develop a good brand and take it to market – without breaking the bank.  “There are many lessons that a law firm can learn from big businesses,” said Gerry O’Brion.  “Once learned, these lessons can be … [Read more...] about Learn From the Big Guys: Tested Marketing Tips Work for Law Firms

For years, there have been lots of electric cars proudly rolled out at auto shows but few on the streets or at dealers. That could be about to change. The electric cars under the lights at the Geneva International Motor Show promise to be the leading edge of more affordable, longer-range vehicles that start to move battery cars out of their niche — as a product for environmentalists willing to put up with limited range and wealthy enthusiasts of new technology willing to pay for buzz and the robust but silent acceleration the cars offer. Several broad underlying trends are converging to increase the likelihood that larger numbers of battery cars will be on the roads in the next several years. Prices are falling for batteries, consumers are turning away from diesel engines after Volkswagen's emissions scandal, and governments in Europe and China are enforcing tougher emissions rules. A family whose pickup truck was hit by an avalanche after a day of skiing in Colorado say they … [Read more...] about After Years of Promise, Battery Cars About to Go Mainstream

Share Tweet Email cold case Share: Share Tweet Email EMBED <> More Videos <iframe width="476" height="267" src="https://abc13.com/video/embed/?pid=5244499" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> "These girls deserve their names, they deserve their faces back," said Kathryn Casey. Share: Share Tweet Email KTRK By Shelley Childers LEAGUE CITY, Texas (KTRK) -- League City police say two women who were found dead decades ago in the infamous "Killing Fields" have been identified. EMBED >More News Videos"These girls deserve their names, they deserve their faces back," said Kathryn Casey. Police say the original investigations into these deaths failed to identify the remains of Jane Doe and Janet Doe or determine a suspect. New renderings created late last year were based on Snapshot DNA Phenotyping. The images gave detectives insight into a victim's features as well as genealogy. … [Read more...] about Police name 2 women found dead in ‘Killing Fields’, hope clues about them will help find killer