I don’t mean in general….i mean YOU specifically. I’m just curious, since that’s the kind of guy I’m into.
I like those who are buffer/muscle-ier than me. hahah
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26 Feb 2010
Macho Movers on the Road
26 Feb 2010
Automobiles that men like to drive range from the ferocious Ferraris to the ruggedly handsome Hummers. These cars have etched a special place in men’s choosy nature when it comes to driving vehicles. This fact is anchored on the craving of men for showy performance and lots of power under the hood. The domineering aspects of these cars boost every man’s desire for action and adventure.
“So many of these cars are prototypical ‘guy cars’ – it’s kind of funny,” said Imre Molnar, the dean of the College for Creative Studies in Detroit, Mich., where he oversees one of the world’s largest transportation design programs. Molnar called ‘men’s vehicles’ bold and assertive. “But with some of these cars, you can’t help but see cliché qualities coming to the fore,” Molnar added. “They affirm the aggressive male stereotype.”
In 2006, the CNW Marketing Research, a Bandon, Ore.-based firm, conducted tens of thousands of phone surveys on a range of topics about car buying and ownership. The survey data revealed the highest percentage of male drivers based on the number of respondents who said they were the primary driver of a particular model.
The list of the most preferred cars by men points to one thing and that is no less than power. This settles the love affair of men with muscle dream cars that could deliver more than 400 horsepower.
According to CNW data, women are not as concerned with making a statement about their image when buying a luxury car. The data shows that a high percentage of well-heeled female drivers prefer cars such as the Audi A6, Lexus LA and various Volvos – cars that are speedy, fashionable and luxurious, but that have understated design and quiet sophistication. Audis’ comfort, Lexus’ technology, and Volvos’ safety draw women closer. The Audi radiator, Lexus exhaust and the Volvo head gasket as well as pampering accessories and amenities are just some of the reasons that lure women. They are not just attention-grabbers like a yellow Lamborghini or a stretched Rolls-Royce.
“This list is filled with ‘image vehicles,’” said Art Spinella, the president of CNW. “Men don’t seem to be basing their decisions on practicality; their choices are pretty testosterone-based. Women are more practical.” Molnar concurred, “Men’s identities – the way they see themselves – are often tied to their cars. Women don’t see perceived value in macho, boys’-boy qualities.”
The Mercedes’ G Class and the GL Class were not primarily built for men but they are loved by males. “Both these vehicles have a rugged-luxe persona that’s reflected in their styling, athletic stance on the road and – particularly with the G-Class – their off-road capabilities,” said Joe Richardson, the spokesperson for Mercedes-Benz. “The G- and GL-Class attract those who aspire to lead a similarly adventurous and refined lifestyle, regardless of whether they happen to be men or women.”
Other manufacturers are more unabashedly embracing the male aficionados who love them back. “No other name in automotive history says ‘muscle car’ like the three letters ‘GTO,’” said Michael Albano, the spokesperson for GM and Pontiac. “The distinctive, tautly stretched exterior, the aggressive lowered stance and sleek, simple form all help express the clean, athletic styling direction of Pontiac – a design formula that has attracted men to the GTO for years,” he noted.
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http://www.articlesbase.com/automotive-articles/macho-movers-on-the-road-118968.html
Do You Get Dumber As You Grow Older?
25 Feb 2010
You have brains enough to run a galaxy. What are you doing with it?
If you were to count all the synapses in your brain, pointed out Nobel-prizing winning neuroscientist Gerald Edelman, it would take more than 32 million years.
The number of possible neuronal circuits in your brain is even more astonishing:
10 followed by 1,000,000 zeros.
To put this into context, the number of particles in the known universe is 10 followed by 79 zeros.
Ironically, despite this enormous potential, many people not only discount the power of their brain, but they fail to keep it in shape.
The myth that the amount of intelligence you have developed as an adult is somehow fixed has long been discounted in science. Research now shows that the brain is plastic.
Just as when you exercise, you develop more muscle fibers, so, too, when you use your brain more, you develop more neuronal circuits.
When you learn something new, your brain changes. New connections are formed. As you learn more and more about a subject, the thicker these connections, until you have a trunk line and some level of mastery on that subject. However, when you discontinue learning about that subject, those connections atrophy.
This is why an adult may know a lot less about a certain subject than someone in High School, even if they had studied the same thing. The brain of the High School student is developing connections, while the adult brain is atrophying them.
Physical fitness is something you notice right away. You know when you are out of shape. You can see it, feel it, sensate it. With the brain, it is more subtle. You have a tendency to forget more often. You are only interested in simple books and programs because you find comprehension a challenge. You think learning new things is boring. All these are symptoms of an out-of-shape brain.
It is not necessary to be older either to have an out-of-shape brain. Many people in their twenties, fed on a diet of superficial conversations, undemanding media exposure, and a disdain for any intellectual pursuit, show all the symptoms of inefficient brain functioning.
Age is often used as an excuse to neglect your brain. Again, another myth is responsible for it. The myth is that your brain is in a gradual state of atrophy. Your brain cells like your physical cells are aging rapidly. Actually, even if this were true, there is such an abundance of brain cells that it should not even make any noticeable difference.
The brain is plastic and it grows with use. The older you are, the more chances are that you have built a significant neuronet of ideas. It is actually possible to grow smarter as you grow older because you have more associations built up in your brain and therefore it is easier to grasp something. You don’t have to start from scratch. You have internal references in place already.
Even after a neuronet on any subject has atrophied due to neglect, it can quickly be restored. Just as muscle-memory allows an out-of-shape athlete to get back into shape with exercise, so too does restudying your favorite subject quickly make you an expert at it again.
The most powerful youthing formula is doing mental exercises. Studies have shown that those seniors who play chess, card games, solve puzzles, or pursue an interesting hobby, not only have a great attitude, but they are also biologically younger than others of the same chronological age.
The idea that you get dumber as you grow older, it is just not true. Those who are considered “knowledge workers” are as sharp in their older years, then when they were younger. Einstein, for example, was still working out problems in Physics on the day he died.
In some older cultures, wise men are portrayed as old. They are imagined with long white hair and long white beards. In those cultures they understand that an older person has had more time to learn more things.
In Western cultures, older people are portrayed as senile. They are tolerated, rather than respected. This new archetype is a destructive one. Those who embrace it, even unconsciously, come to live it out.
Senility is a condition of atrophy due to brain neglect. This neglect eventually results in some form of physical manifestation, a variety of organic damage and dementia.
Senility is not a symptom of old age, but a symptom of prolonged neglect.
Getting your brain in shape is a lot easier and faster than getting your body in shape. Your brain does not tire and it grows fitter faster.
It is not possible to lead a full, significant, and happy life if you are in poor mental shape.
The good news is that all it takes to become an interesting, vibrant, and progressive person is to start to exercise your brain.
Saleem Rana
http://www.articlesbase.com/motivational-articles/do-you-get-dumber-as-you-grow-older-89556.html
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