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Bumper stickers are often used on commercial vehicles so that employers can receive feedback about the driving habits of their employees
A bumper sticker is an adhesive label or sticker with a message, intended to be attached to the bumper of an automobile and to be read by the occupants of other vehicles - although they are often stuck onto other objects. Most bumper stickers are about 30 cm by 8 cm (12 in by 3 in) and are often made of PVC.
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1 Purpose
2 Application and removal
3 History
4 Around the world
5 See also
6 References
7 External links
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Purpose
Bumper stickers can be commercial, religious, humorous, or in support of a sports team or other organization. They may promote or oppose a particular philosophical or political position. Bumper stickers are a popular way of showing support for a candidate for a government seat and become more common during election years.

Country tag for Switzerland.
One variety of bumper sticker is the country tag. This is typically used for cars crossing international borders, and is overseen by the United Nations as the Distinguishing Signs of Vehicles in International Traffic, being authorized by the UN's Geneva Convention on Road Traffic (1949) and Vienna Convention on Road Traffic (1968). Often the country code is displayed on the license plate itself.
These have (usually in the United States) been spun off into tags indicating a country with which the driver affiliates, or more humorously to indicate things like a city (OBX), political party (GOP), etc.
People who opt to exhibit their individuality through these decals often take part in more acts of road rage. Colorado State University social psychologist, William Szlemko, found that aggressive driving is linked to the number of markers a person has on his/her car, regardless of the messages portrayed. He says this idea is linked to the idea of territoriality. The more individualized the car, the more the person tends to think of public roads as his/her own.
Application and removal
Due to the movement of the vehicle and changing weather conditions, the sticker needs to adhere well to the bumper surface. However, there are some "easy to remove" bumper stickers and magnetic bumper stickers. Bumper stickers can be removed with penetrating oil or a heat gun. Home remedies also include using common household items, such as WD-40 or paint thinner.
History
Bumper stickers could not predate the introduction of the automobile bumper; the Ford Model T lacked bumpers to which bumper stickers could be conveniently attached, but the Ford Model A, introduced in 1927, had them. One online source credits the current bumper sticker to Forest P. Gill, a silkscreen printer from Kansas City.
The first bumper stickers appeared shortly before World War II; they were flag-like, and attached to the bumper by wires. Gill replaced the wire attachments with pressure sensitive adhesive, and as a result bumper stickers became more widespread and practical.
Around the world

Bumper sticker with a Sinclair Lewis quote on a bicycle
Considerable variation exists around the world as to the context and purpose of stickers.
On some vehicles, some stickers are like trophy signs of WWII aeroplanes, either of locations visited or actions completed.
They have also been extensively applied to rear windows as well, where legislative measures have not banned such use. For instance in Sweden that is the normal place to put them and the bumper sticker is actually called "bakrutedekal" (rear window decal).
More recently, bumper stickers have become a route for advertising and a few companies offer to match car owners to advertisers willing to pay for the ad.
In Israel, one of the most popular songs of all time is Shirat Hasticker ("The Sticker Song") by Hadag Nachash, a song composed entirely of bumper sticker slogans.

The ichthys fish symbol, which represents Christianity, and its parodies are popular bumper sticker themes
Variants of the bumper sticker have developed in recent years, including vinyl decals meant to be applied to a car's rear windshield, and chrome emblems to be affixed to the body of the car itself, generally on the rear (the "Jesus fish" and its "Darwin fish" counterpart are popular examples).
See also
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References
^ Vedantam, Shankar (2008-06-17). ""Sign of road rage may be on bumper"". Chicago Tribune. http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/chi-driving-behaviorjun17,0,6817198.story. Retrieved on 2008-06-17.
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List of sports terms named after people


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This is a list of eponyms in sports, i.e. sports terms named after people.
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1 Artistic Gymnastics
2 Association Football
3 Athletics (track and field)
4 Baseball
5 Basketball
6 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
7 Boxing
8 Cricket
9 Figure Skating
10 Ice Hockey
11 Rhythmic Gymnastics
12 Rugby League
13 Tennis
14 Ultimate (Frisbee)
15 Weightlifting
16 Wrestling
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Artistic Gymnastics
Amanar (vault), after Simona Amanar (Romania).
Borden (balance beam)- straddle pike jump done from a sideways position on the beam with a ? or ? turn, after Amanda Borden (USA)
Bhardwaj (uneven bar)-the high bar, does a backward flip (Pak Salto), with full-twist, and catches the low bar, after Mohini Bhardwaj (USA).
Bhavsar (rings)-pull through momentary, front lever press to Maltese, after Raj Bhavsar (USA).
Bi - Turn (uneven bars), after Bi Wenjing (China).
Brause (uneven bars)-done from the low bar facing away from the high bar, with a cast to front salto forward and catching the high bar, after Doris Fuchs-Brause (USA)
Bryan (pommel horse)-scissors with ? turn to handstand, ? pirouette and straddle back down,after Casey Bryan. (USA)
Cassina (horizontal bar), after Igor Cassina (Italy).
Cheng Fei- Yurchenko 1/2 on - 1 1/2 twist off(vault), after Cheng Fei (China).
Chow/Khorkina (unven bars)-Stalder 1 1/2 pirouette and Chow II (unven bars)-Stalder to Shaposhnikova, after Amy Chow (USA)
Comaneci salto (uneven bars), after Nadia Comaneci (Romania).
Dagget (pommel horse)-scissor backward with ? counterturn, after Tim Dagget (USA)
Dawes (uneven bars)-back giant with 1 ? turn in the handstand, after Dominique Dawes (USA)
Diomidov (parallel bars), after Sergei Diomidov (USSR).
Dos Santos (floor) and Dos Santos II (floor), after Daiane dos Santos (Brazil).
Fontaine (uneven bars dismount)-double somersaulting dismount is a back tuck with ? twist into a front, after Larissa Fontaine.
Garrison (floor)-cat leap forward with bent legs and 1 ? turn, Garrison (balance beam)- free shoulder roll forward to stand or tuck stand without hand support, Garrison (balance beam)-starts from an extended tuck sit, Valdez swing over backward through horizontal plane with support on one arm and Garrison (balance beam)-round-off, tucked full mount, after Kelly Garrison (USA)
Gatson (parallel bars)-a swing backward with full turn hop to handstand, after Jason Gatson (USA).
Gaylord I (horizontal bar)-front giant into a one-and-one-half front salto over the bar to regrasp a front somersault in tuck, pike or straddled position over the bar, after Gaylord II (horizontal bar)-back giant into a layout Gienger (back salto, ? ) over the bar to regrasp a front somersault in tuck, pike or straddled position over the bar., after Mitch Gaylord (USA).
Gienger salto (high bar, uneven bars), after Eberhard Gienger (Germany).
Grigora? (beam), after Cristina Elena Grigora? (Romania).
Hayden (horizontal bar)-a double salto backward in layout, with full twist over the bar, after Daniel Hayden (USA)
Henrich (balance beam)-a stag-split,r split leap or jump forward with ? turn, landing on both feet or in a one-two step-out or a split jump in side position with bending of rear leg backward upward that starts from a cross stand, after Christy Henrich (USA)
Hindorff (uneven bars), after Sylvia Hindorff (GDR).
Humphrey (floor)-switch split leap forward with a ? turn to side split leap or straddle pike position, after Terin Humphrey (USA)
Hypolito (floor), after Diego Hypolito (Brazil).
J?ger-salto (high bar, uneven bars), after Bernd J?ger (GDR).
Janz Salto (uneven bars), after Karin Janz. (GDR)
Johnson (floor)-a switch-split leap forward with leg change and ? turn to side split leap or straddle pike position, after Brandy Johnson (USA)
Kasamatsu (vault), after Shigero Kasamatsu (Japan).
Khorkina I (uneven bars), Khorkina II (uneven bars), Khorkina (balance beam), Khorkina/Chow (uneven bars), Khorkina (floor), Khorkina I (vault) and Khorkina II (vault), after Svetlana Khorkina (Russia).
Korbut Flip (balance beam)-standing back somersault, Korbut Flip (uneven bars)-standing on the high bar, does back flip, then catches the bar, after Olga Korbut (USSR).
Liukin (balance beam), after Nastia Liukin (USA)
Liukin (floor), after Valeri Liukin (USSR)
Li Li - German Giant (uneven bar), Li Li - 1 1/4 turn on back (balance beam), after Li Li (China).
Li Ya - salto (uneven bar), Li Ya - dismount after Li Ya (China).
Mukhina Salto (floor) - double salto forward tucked or piked, with full 360 twist - named after Elena Mukhina.
Magyar walk (pommel horse), after Zoltan Magyar (Hungary).
Maloney (uneven bars)-a pike sole circle backward to handstand with a 360 turn after the handstand phase to mixed-L or L grip and Maloney (uneven bars)-begins from an inner front support on the low bar and consists of a pike sole circle backward through a handstand with flight to a hang on the high bar, after Kristin Maloney (USA)
Ma dismount (uneven bar)-a hecht-front salto-full, after Ma Yanhong (China).
McCool (balance beam)-The beam mount approaches toward the end of the beam and is a flyspring forward with flight before and after the hand support on the beam and lands on both feet - approach at end of beam, after Courtney McCool (USA)
McNamara (uneven bars (mount))- a jump to hang on the high bar into a free hip circle to handstand with 1/2 turn in the handstand, after Julianne McNamara (USA)
Melissanidis (vault)-A round-off entry onto the vault table and after blocking off the vault table, rotates a 2 ? back somersault, after Melissanidis (Greece)
Miller (balance beam)-a back dive with a quarter twist to a handstand, followed by a half pirouette and Miller (uneven bars)-a cast to handstand, with a 1 ? turn after the handstand to a mixed-L grip, after Shannon Miller (USA).
Mo - salto (uneven bar), after Mo Huilan (China).
Okino (uneven bars (dismount))-a free hip underswing with ? twist to layout back salto and Okino (balance beam)- triple pirouette (triple turn), after Elizabeth (Bettty) Okino
Omelianchik (balance beam) and Omelianchik (vault), after Oksana Omelianchik (USSR).
O'Neill (still rings)- a stretched double feige backward to a hang, after Paul O'Neill (USA)
Onodi (balance beam), after Henrietta Onodi (Hungary).
Pak Salto (uneven bars)-the high bar, does a backward flip, and catches the low bar, after Gyong Sil Pak (North Korea)
Patterson (balance beam), after Carly Patterson (USA).
Phelps (vault)- half twist on, half twist off into a front layout, after Jaycie Phelps) (USA)
Phillps (balance beam)-A handstand straddle split, with a 90 degree backbend, originally performed on the balance beam and press to side handstand, front walkover to side stand on both legs, after Kristie Phillps) (USA)
Podkopayeva (vault), Podkopayeva floor) - double front somersault with a 1/2 twist, after Lilia Podkopayeva (Ukraine).
Popa (floor) - straddle pike jump with 1/1 turn (360), after Celestina Popa (Romania)
Ray (uneven bars)- a stalder backward with release and counter movement forward to catch the high bar, Ray (uneven bars)- a handstand on the high bar to a pike sole circle backward into a backward counter straddle-reverse hecht over over the high bar and a recatch and Ray (uneven bars (dismount))- An double twisting double layout uneven bar dismount, after Elise Ray (USA)
The Retton Flip (uneven bars)-a transition (front flip) from low- to high-bar, resulting in the...(and so on) To get More information , you can visit some products about packaging tubes , pipe tube fittings , plastic poster tube , plastic shipping tube , plastic mailing tube , wholesale plastic tubes , plastic cosmetic tubes , plastic test tube , clear plastic tubes , lip gloss tubes , .

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