[polcafé 978] Labiel LPF

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Op woensdag 5 juli 2006 14:33 schreef Autodidact het volgende:

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Halsema rijdt een diesel! . De razende komkommerreporter is ter plekke.

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Op woensdag 5 juli 2006 14:50 schreef Harry_Sack het volgende:

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hee, hoe maak je ook alweer die animated gifs?

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Op woensdag 5 juli 2006 14:54 schreef Autodidact het volgende:

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Pff, downloaden dus. Converten (Total Video Converter), openen met Virtual Dub, segment pikken, opslaan, segment openen met Virtual dub, BMP's extraheren, BMP's veranderen (hoogte:breedte 1:1), naar GIF converteren en 60x60 maken (IrfanView), animeren (unfreez).

Succes

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Ik maak gebruik van de auto omdat ik pro auto ben. Past keurig in mijn principes.

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Op woensdag 5 juli 2006 18:39 schreef zakjapannertje het volgende:
Athens Breeding "Super Mosquitoes"

zal Balkie 3 dit gevaar kunnen trotseren?

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Op woensdag 5 juli 2006 17:58 schreef sigme het volgende:
Raad het citaat:
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(cursivering sigme)

Hij's te makkelijk, ik weet het.

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Op woensdag 5 juli 2006 20:11 schreef Sidekick het volgende:

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Don Quichotte?

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Op woensdag 5 juli 2006 20:14 schreef sigme het volgende:

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Ja. G-B had het in een keer goed, natuurlijk. Het was ook te makkelijk, maar ik vond het zo fraai illustratief.

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Enron founder Kenneth Lay dies at 64

Enron Corp. founder Kenneth Lay, who was convicted of helping perpetuate one of the most sprawling business frauds in U.S. history, died Wednesday in Aspen, Colo. He was 64.
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Both were scheduled to be sentenced Oct. 23. Lay faced decades in prison, as does Skilling.

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Trade and Investment

The Netherlands, which derives more than two-thirds of GDP from merchandise trade, had strongly positive balance of payments for 1999 estimated at $17.5 billion -- 4% of GDP, the main contributor to a current account surplus of close to 6% of GDP. Since there are no significant trade or investment barriers, the Netherlands remains a receptive market for U.S. exports and an important investment partner.

The Netherlands is the eighth-largest U.S. export market, as well as the third-largest direct investor in the United States, behind the United Kingdom and Japan. Dutch accumulated direct investment in the United States in 1998 was $97 billion. The United States is the largest investor in the Netherlands with direct investment of $79 billion. There are more than 1,600 U.S. companies with subsidiaries or offices in the Netherlands. The Dutch are strong proponents of free trade and the staunchest allies of the U.S. in international fora such as the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the OECD.

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Op woensdag 5 juli 2006 21:54 schreef pberends het volgende:

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Foreign investment

Foreign investment contributed significantly to Belgian economic growth in the 1960s. In particular, U.S. firms played a leading role in the expansion of light industrial and petrochemical industries in the 1960s and 1970s. The Belgian Government encourages new foreign investment as a means to promote employment. With regional devolution, Flanders, Brussels, and Wallonia are now courting potential foreign investors and offer a host of incentives and benefits.

More than 1,200 U.S. firms had invested a total of over $20 billion (20 G$) in Belgium by 1999. U.S. and other foreign companies in Belgium account for approximately 11% of the total work force, with the U.S. share at about 5%. U.S. companies are heavily represented in chemical, automotive assembly, and petroleum refining. A number of U.S. service industries followed in the wake of these investments--banks, law firms, public relations, accounting and executive search firms. The resident American community in Belgium now exceeds 20,000. Attracted by the EU 1992 single-market program, many U.S. law firms and lawyers have settled in Brussels since 1989. Other foreign firms, particularly French ones, have invested locally for the same reason.