At the same time, you also want enough space for the product information, price and the address or phone number. Below we have a few For Sale sign templates that have these exact features:. In an evermore environmentally conscious world, recycle signs have become more prevalent. Used for marking recycling bins, these signs can be spotted outside stores, offices or large buildings.
The following green recycle signs are available as printable PDF files. For a business, good communication with clients, customers or potential buyers is very valuable. What does that tell us? That "wealth" per se, and "technology" per se, do not create proportional oil consumption in and of themselves! It's astounding, but true! On not creating better living standards, well, compare to Europe, Japan, Asia I am not sure that argument holds, but it does depend on how you define "better living standards".
Back to our early point, where you mentioned the U. R "plateau" and the Iran Iraq war as reducing oil output, and I said, "It does tell us one other thing, and I will return to that If it is logistical, we could have a replay of the period all over again, and people will be wiped out not by "Peak Oil" but instead by misguessing the actual trends just as happened to many in the late 's On the side of "geological peak" are: Hubbert Linearization Declining prospects for exploration Smaller and smaller output from more and more wells Declining oil quality more and more heavy oil On the side of "Logistical Peak": War- Iraq has large reserves that can't be developed, West Africa has large reserves that can only be worked under threat and terror.
Politics- Iran is not being optimally developed, Cuba may have reserves close at hand but politics keeps us out, Mexico has a currupt and semi-competent nationalized oil industry, Venezuala is moving toward same, Russian oil is being "re-nationalized" thus costing efficiency and modernization, environmental issues surround Canadian and Arctic development and the U.
Economics- very "fast growth" industries compete for investment money with the oil industry, and often on favorable terms, since many regard "oil" as dirty, old fashioned, and passe', and instead give favorable tax, location and market breaks to "high tech" and "service" type industries. Even if the oil is "out there" somewhere, you still need technicians and workers to get it.
This implies that we must sooner or later be ready to "pay the piper" on the need for development and investment in this industry. The time to pay may be now, plenty of oil out there or not. So, the imporant points of my prior post and this one, taking a hard look at the "Big Chart" is this: Believe only half of what you see, and none of what you hear unless you are willing to think and examine ALL SIDES of the facts, and be exhaustive in your acceptance of possibilities.
This does not mean we should not ACT on even the "logistical peak". And lastly, and maybe most importantly, do not underestimate the complexity and surprise implicit in the business, politics, technology, and economics of the energy industry. Example: Who would have believed that mandating fuel efficiency standards the so called CAFE regulations on passenger cars in the 's would lead the public to look for a way to stay in large vehicles, and cause them to move to trucks as a way to do it, since trucks were exempted from many CAFE rules because they are often used for work, and even given tax advantages for the same reason.
One mis-use of law and the market desire of the public combined to create a long term energy catastrophe. IMO, we have peaked, but I feel the downslope will be more gradual than expected for the reasons you mentioned and others.
Did the US government even attempt to lift a finger to stop the genocide in Rawanda that killed over a half million? It could have been almost totally prevented at the cost of probably less than the cost of a day or two of our occupation of Iraq. The scene is in the Roman Senate, and one senator is standing up making an impassioned speech to the effect: "Are we going to continue building vast palaces for the rich, or are we going to at long last help the poor?
Is this natures way of fixing a problem? Isn't this modern or not biologigal darwinism? Of course, the former do not help the latter much. Consider the largest African country with the largest natural resources - S africa. Until recently, this country's leaders denied that aids existed.
Even now most countries are no better than the us administration in handing out as much education, condoms and clean needles as the public is willing to absorb. As far as not giving them sufficient aid in the form of the modern drug cocktail that prolongs life, it is clear that the cocktails actually aid and abet the spread of the disease If this disease killed immediately, only one person would have died - there would have been no sexual or other transmission.
Pretty amazing that recipients of cocktails are not required, as a condition of receiving the life-lengthening drugs, to accept some tattoo in a discreet location such that future sex partners are warned of the danger, regardless of insurance or country.
Aids activists, outraged at any suce requirement as humiliation to the sick victims, are actively aiding the spread of this disease to other victims. Substrate on June 9, - pm Permalink Parent Comments top Note that there were less people in the world during that time and more importantly, that the period of time was marked by class struggle.
Where the gap between the haves and the have nots began to grow. Muffinhead on June 11, - pm Permalink Parent Comments top In the 's, demand didn't want to keep going up. In fact, it largely defined that donward slope, as I understand it. But the big Peak will likely involve demand continuing to go up, but the donward slope being defined by decreasing supply. Bumper-sticker rephrase: Prices didn't skyrocket then as supply and demand kissed.
They will this time. At the right is the same piece with the Shoe Polish Distressing Technique. I have a few different ways of applying the shoe polish to share with you today. I hope you have a can or two of shoe polish and will join me. The best part of this is that you only need a few supplies. Best of all, Aging Paper with Shoe Polish can be done with just a few ingredients. And you probably already have most of them.
These sponges do a great job with shoe polish on edges and across the paper for spots of age. Just rub it on, especially along the edges of the pieces of torn paper where it creates nice and dark aging. A Word About Drying — I found that the polish dries almost immediately. Now this is based on how much you apply, of course. I used small amounts a little goes a long way.
After just a few seconds maybe I found it was pretty much set and would not move or manipulate any further. It will not rub off! This gives a fairly crisp edge and stays on the edges.
This is a little softer edge look with the color moving farther into the paper. This is the softest look of all for edge aging. TIP : I actually prefer makeup sponges to blend or rub the shoe polish on the paper in various places until the desired color is achieved. I use a circular or swiping motion with what is left on the sponge after doing the edges. A light coat can really change the appearance of a paper, which I love! This pink receipt looks beautiful with random areas of aging applied to the edgrs and the body:.
These little wonders do an amazing job with shoe polish on edges and across the paper for spots of age. TIP : The sponge is pretty dense and stiff and allows for a lot of control at the edges.
As a control freak, I actually prefer them because they make me look like an expert paper distresser. Just load the sponge with a little polish and apply. I hold the paper in my left hand and gently scrape over the edges in a downward motion with the sponge to distress the edges. For me this is by far the easiest way to distress edges of paper!!
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