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Best owner ever! He gived me his e-mail adress and soon i have an appointment, for a fotoshoot and ride with his 3 cars!
Sound from this FF:
Harry Knowles, Thomas Tull, Skip Harvey, Tova Goodman, James Darling, Chuck Rozanski and Holly Conrad attend the US premiere of ‘Comic-Con Episode Four: A Fan’s Hope’ on the closing night of Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas on Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011.(Photo by Jack Plunkett/Fantastic Fest)
IAA 2015
66. Internationale Automobilausstellung in Frankfurt
66. International Motor Show in Frankfurt
The beginning of the final ff section of movement 44 (the Hallelujah chorus) of Handel's oratoria Messiah. The effect is enhanced as the trumpets enter. This is from my copy of the score which I use about once a year when joining a couple thousand other folks at the annual sing-along of selected movements from this work.
Get louder as We're Here! joining the Sing It Loud group.
John & Gill got married at Fareham Register Office on Tues 4 August 2009. Present: John & Gill, Mum & Bruce, Carol & Anthony, Janet & Richard, Anna & Meghan, Clare & me
Currently the only Ferrari FF residing in the United States, and i was lucky enough to eat amongst it :). Taken at the Ferrari VIP Hospitality.
What a load of cow poo the new Wired article is
www.wired.com/magazine/2010/08/ff_webrip/all/1
so this asks for snark.
Four centuries after its birth, the magazine is in decline, as simpler, sleeker services — think blogs, microblogs, self-publishing — are less about the pontificating and more about the ideas. Kris Andersen explains how this new paradigm reflects the inevitable course of capitalism. And Miguel Wulff explains why the new breed of media titan is forsaking the magaine for more promising (and less tree killing) pastures.
How many years are we into the 21st century, and they still stuff their magazine with those annoying, paper wastting, litter creating inserts? How long have we had sophisticated subscription services and they still send you POSTAL letters five months before your subscriptiuon runs out with warnings of DIRE WARNING: YOUR WIRED MAGAZINE IS ABOUT TO EXPIRE.
And what is it with this written pieces that never change, never are updated, in which the only way I can re-use the content is to manually type it out?
The Magazine is DEAD.