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Includes: Genuine Dell RC6iR Media Center Remote, Dell/ Microsoft Premium IR (InfraRed) USB Receiver and 2 IR Extenders. Compatible with Windows Vista Home Premium or Windows 7. Works on any Operating System and any PC, even Linux as long as you have a receiver that works on that Operating System. If you own another Dell Desktop, you can connect the USB IR Receiver to use this remote as long as it has the correct operating system. Includes: Genuine Dell RC6iR Media Center Remote, Dell/ Microsoft Premium IR (InfraRed) USB Receiver and 2 IR Extenders. Compatible only with Windows Vista Home Premium or Windows 7. Works on any Operating System and any PC, even Linux as long as you have a receiver that works on that Operating System. If you own another Dell Desktop, you can connect the USB IR Receiver to use this remote as long as it has the correct operating system. This does not include: batteries, instructions, software or drivers.

Photo taken at the Centro Comerical Managua, Nicaragua.

Centro Comerical Managua was built right after the 1972 earthquake that destroyed the larger part of Managua's old down-town by Lake Managua. It was the first modern US-style half-open, half-covered shopping center ever built in Nicaragua. It consisted of small modules, each with its own rectangular shop sign that could be lighted. It's located close the the residential areas of Altamira and Colonia Centro America, heading towards the Mercado Roberto Huembes. It is a very nice, green, beautiful place, where one can still find small, specialised shops that will never appear in the newer closed shopping malls such as Metro Centro or Galerias Santo Domingo.

The mayor of Managua did a big make-over of the shopping center at the beginning of the 00. I visit this place fairly regurlarly and all off a sudden I realised that all these gorgeous shop signs from the 70s were disappearing at an alarming rate. Whenever a new owner took over a modul, he or she seemed to change to a new "cooler" sign.

So I decided to take my camera and walk around the place - which is fairly big, perhaps around 100 modules - and take a picture of all the old signs that I could find. I think I covered them all, but will re-visit soon to make sure. I thank all the shop-keepers that so nicely let me take the pictures - they too seemed sad to see the old signs go. Most of them have had their shops since the center opened. I also took the opportunity to visually document any other original material artefacts that I could find, like streetlamps and - of course - manhole covers :)

Hi everyone, our third issue is now out and subsequently will reach vicinities of KL on Thursday, slowly covering market centers on Friday and reaching all places nationwide by Sunday.

So what do we have now in this issue? SUPERB stuffs as always, we’re the first magazine in the world to publish the Lexus ‘CT200h’; a new hybrid sports premium hatch by the Japanese juggernaut’s luxury arm. Next up, Honda shows three eco-troopers that showcases how hybrids or EV cars can suit each’s unique lifestyle needs. Subaru shows a unique 4 seater hybrid gullwing. Also, we’re also the first in the world to show you Land Rover’s LRX, a compact crossover that oozes style in every square inch.

Next up, our dear Jack Baruth reviewed the Audi S5 that packs a 4.2 liter V8 engine; decided that he loved the car just too much, AND BOUGHT ONE! He also ordered one with a very interesting color. We also show you the European Car of The Year candidates, all of them, and of course, our two cents on the panel’s choices (some are really not that convincing). We’ll also talk about why front wheel drive cars are underrated, and the problem with car buyers not confident enough to pick colors they liked.

Lastly, this month marks Mini’s 50th birthday and we did a special commemoration article on the Mini, it’s history, achievements and future; not only so, our little mascot is now a Mini!

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