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Liberia: “Jetty” Admonishes Foreign Businesses to be Benevolent to Inspire Liberia: “Jetty” Admonishes Foreign Businesses to be Benevolent to Inspire Share Dr. Upjit Singh Sachdeva (With balck nose mask) and his team distributing the hot cooked meal MONROVIA – Indian Business tycoon, Dr. Upjit Singh Sachdeva, has underscored the need for foreign business owners and others in Liberia to extend helping hands to needy and less fortunate Liberians void of expecting to get something in return. Dr. Sachdeva is the former Indian Consul General to Liberia and the Proprietor of the Jeety Tra...

autoevolution 18 Apr 2021, 20:54 UTC · by The Audi TT is still around, but not for long. The Mk3 generation came out roughly one year after the Golf 7 and A3 hatchbacks, which means it should be discontinued pretty soon. It won't be long before people will start feeling nostalgic, but not for the modern versions. 10 photos The Mk3 TT certainly has some design mojo. For such a little sports car, it has a lot of character, from the R8-like design to the clamshell hood and the cockpit-like dashboard with no infotainment screen. But many Audi fans believe the first-gen was better, more ori...

Interior Design: Even More Out Of Left Field The Audi TT design team pulled its influences from all over, including music, architecture, and fashion. However, the interior drew more from the sport of baseball than anywhere else. The interior design team consisted of Romulus Rost, Martin Smith, Hartmut Warkuss and Peter Schreyer. Rost liked the idea of the way a ball is contained and held firmly in place by a baseball glove and used it as a concept for the TT's seats. He wanted people inside the Audi TT to become one with the car, and that's why the seats are shaped like baseball gloves. On to...

PACKAGED TORONTO: The type of book for font lovers Packaged Toronto is the newest book from Spacing — it focuses on the graphic design and packaging of products, pulled form the City of Toronto’s museum collection of over 150,000 objects — made in Toronto between 1870-1950. Read details about it or I’m a sucker for typography. So much so, I even had a font made of my own hand-writing. I love examining fonts to the point that I will blurt out esoteric comments to anyone with me, such as “Look at the cool serifs used on that sign!” or “Check out that ‘K’ — I love the arm o...

The automotive legend behind the gold standard in dune buggies and the Baja 1000 died of a blood disease.