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logo - ayre waves Calvin's Bio Blurb Bodog Founder Calvin Ayre delves into everything from the world of Bodog Entertainment to the latest industry news… to the work being done through the Calvin Ayre Foundation CALVIN'S BIO INTERVIEWS ASK CALVIN PREVIOUS NEXT The Daily Mirror - UK posted on 28 Jan 2008 by Calvin Ayre. An fun interview I had with the British newspaper, the Mirror with regards to being a billionaire bachelor. The Daily Mirror – (PDF, 510kb) SHARE AND ENJOY These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages.
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Mirror - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Applications Reflections in a spherical convex mirror. The photographer is seen at top right Safety and easier viewing Rear-view mirrors are widely used in and on vehicles (such as automobiles, or bicycles ), to allow drivers to see other vehicles coming up behind them. Some motorcycle helmets have a built-in so-called MROS (Multiple Reflective Optic System): a set of reflective surfaces inside the helmet that together function as a rear-view mirror. There exist rear view sunglasses, of which the left end of the left glass and the right end of the right glass work as mirrors. Convex mirrors are used to provide a wider field of view than a flat mirror. They are sometimes placed at road junctions, and corners of places such as parking lots to allow people to see around corners to avoid crashing into other vehicles or shopping carts. They are also sometimes used as part of security systems, so that a single video camera can show more than one angle at a time. Corner reflectors use three flat mirrors to reflect light back towards its source. They are used for emergency location, and even laser ranging to the Moon. With the sun as light source, a mirror can be used to signal, by variations in the orientation of the mirror.
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By restructuring through layoffs and plant closures, GM and Ford are not focusing on the root cause of their problems, Felax said. One large U. S. automaker, which Felax declined to identify, makes 81 different types of wing mirrors, while its Asian counterpart Honda only makes two, she said. By using more common parts and processes, U. S. carmakers can close the gap with their rivals, she said. “You can cut labor, but at the end of the day you can’t cost cut your way to competitiveness,” Felax said, adding that automakers need to share components between their vehicle brands to save money, especially commodity components that will not have a major impact on a car buyers' purchasing decision, like wing mirrors or batteries. “All three of the big U. S. automakers are working on this,” Felax said. “The Japanese started doing it much sooner and are seeing the benefits. U. S. automakers are at a different level of maturity and execution and they are quite far behind the curve. ” Felax calculates that for every component that is shared between vehicle models, automakers stand to save between $1,000 and $1,500 dollars per vehicle.
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