Her daughter Eve later wrote: "You forgot her gray hair, hidden under the bathing cap, and her wrinkled face in admiring the slim, supple body, the pretty white arms and the lively, charming gestures of a young girl.... Without ever openly proposing a race, she put herself in training to break the records of speed and distance held by the university teaching body".
CHRIS J. HOOFNAGLE, legislative counsel for the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a nonprofit group in Washington, said that police departments might seek out that information, and that records of speeding could hurt drivers' cases in insurance claims.
The amnesty touched 5.5 million people, mostly by erasing records of speeding tickets, and it led to the release of 74 people regarded by human rights groups as political prisoners.
The energetic Mr. Weise has engaged thousands of officials and begun a digital centralization of records to speed the processing of asylum applications and keep tabs on newcomers.
Their operation has been confined to specific sites (called 'speed camera areas') which are mainly road sections with a record of speed-related crashes.
Counts of outgoing, returning (laden), returning (unladen) workers were performed, as well as records of walking speed, head-on encounters, fragment size and body size of laden workers.
Punk cared about records as documents of speed, energy, and passion in the here and now.
Smartphones, license-plate cameras and fast-pass lanes track our movements, keeping a detailed record of our speed and location.
"One ostrich merchant framed two checks as a record of the speed with which he had been ruined," Nixon reports.
To maintain the safety record of high speed railway systems, the fatigue strength of the axles has been extensively studied.
Though I'm not surprised, as this team has a track record of glorifying speed, and ignoring the devastating consequences of dangerous driving.
