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- Le Poste recapitano corrispondenza anche con le nuove auto a metano e cambiano carburante. Sono stati consegnati a Treviso, Mogliano Veneto e Oderzo cinque furgoni per i nuovi servizi di recapito della corrispondenza, altri otto saranno in servizio a Padova. Per approfondire la notizia (fornita da metanoauto.com - Ultime notizie) ... |
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- Ecco la versione tre porte, battezza con un pizzico di ... |
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- Economia e ambiente. Il paradosso italiano si misura tutto nell´ignoranza verso il metano per autotrazione, più conveniente per i cittadini (economicamente), per lo Stato (diversificazione delle fonti), e per l´ambiente. Per approfondire la notizia (fornita da metanoauto.com - Ultime notizie) Clicka qui Thanks to Elliott Back |
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- Economia e ambiente. Il paradosso italiano si misura tutto nell´ignoranza verso il metano per autotrazione, più conveniente per i cittadini (economicamente), per lo Stato (diversificazione delle fonti), e per l´ambiente. Per approfondire la notizia (fornita da metanoauto.com - Ultime notizie) Clicka qui Thanks to Elliott Back |
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- E' una estate davvero dura per il mondo dei motori. Valentino Rossi è nei guaio per "colpa" del Fisco e di una gestione un po' "estrosa" dei suoi guadagni, mentre in Formula Uno tengono banco la spy-story Ferrari-McLaren e la lotta intestina tra Fernando Alonso e Lewis ... |
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- I valdostani avranno un contributo in più per acquistare un?auto nuova e più ecologica La conversione a metano o a gpl potrà contare su un contributo di cinquecento euro. Per approfondire la notizia (fornita da metanoauto.com - Ultime notizie) Clicka qui Thanks to Elliott Back |
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- Se la lettera di una lettrice agli amministratori dei comuni del Basso Sarca (pubblicata l?altroieri) ha contribuito a portare all?attenzione pubblica il problema dell?assenza di una pompa del metano a distanza sostenibile (la più «vicina» è a Rovereto), la proposta in questione non è certo una novità. Per approfondire la notizia ... |
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- Dallapartedichiguida lancia un allarme. Alessandro Merolla, curatore del blog, scrive: "Il Decreto sulla sicurezza stradale non serve a far diminuire gli incidenti. Perché rincarano le sanzioni ma non aumentano i controlli". Nel post Alessandro racconta la sua esperienza in autostrada durante le vacanze in corso. |
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- Price: $32.19; Rating: 4. |
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- Price: $33.99; Rating: 3. |
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Amazon (Aug 16 2007 23:58 GMT) - Price: $39.99; Rating: 3. |
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- Baseball player Derrick Hanson comes off the field and meets up with team-mate Manuel Torres in the locker room. Before long Manuel is rock hard and focused exclusively on Derrick’s young, perfect ass. Derrick knows how to keep Manuel going–show him (and you) his hole. |
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Tower.com (Aug 16 2007 23:58 GMT) - Price: $9.19; Rating: 0 |
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- Price: $9.97; Rating: 0 |
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- And they remind me at the end of every e-mail or phone call that I've been a customer of theirs for the last 7 years. They thank me for my loyalty - but still fail to satisfy. If this is world class service, I'd hate to see what economy is like!The sad fact is, no other carrier can even give me half as many minutes as I get with T-Mobile for the price point. I get good coverage where I live and routinely travel. |
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- Criss Angel - Mindfreak - Season One (2005) [Best Syndicaiton] Britney Spears was seen having dinner with Mindfreak illusionist, Criss Angel along with her friends at Craving Restaurant in West Hollywood. After they ate dinner, the two of them were seen driving in his Rolls-Royce. Later the both were photographed by TMZ going into The Tower-Beverly Hills hotel together at 4 a.m. So, we are perplexed by this, is Britney trying to hang out with a better guy? |
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Thomann (Aug 16 2007 23:57 GMT) - Price: £15.39; Rating: 3. |
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- Price: £15.99; Rating: 0 |
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- Film Festivals: Event to hold seventh edition on April 23 -- The Tribeca Film Festival will open its doors to submissions Sept. 10. The fest, founded by Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal and Craig Hatkoff in 2002, will hold its seventh edition April 23-May 4. |
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- Film Festivals: 'Wits,' 'Exile' nab nine nominations each -- Pang Ho-cheung's "The Exodus" leads the race for honors at this year's Golden Bauhinia Film Awards with 10 nominations, while Jacob Cheung's "A Battle of Wits" and Patrick Tam's "After This Our Exile" each have nine nods, followed by Yau Nai-hoi's "Eye in the Sky" with eight. |
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- Film Festivals: Film will premiere in Toronto Film Festival -- Hong Kong and Amsterdam-based int'l sales house Fortissimo has picked up rights to upcoming Jan Schuette movie "Love Comes Lately," which will preem in next month's Toronto fest. |
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- Film Festivals: Prize for femme-focused film at San Sebastian -- Spanish pubcaster TVE has created a new San Sebastian Film Fest prize, the Another Look award, which will be granted to a film at the festival "focusing on issues central to a woman?s world; directed, acted or written by women." |
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- Film Festivals: Festival organizers unveil global film slate -- Organizers unveiled much of the international slate for the Toronto Film Festival on Wednesday, with 73 films coming from 40 countries, including world premieres of the latest from Rituparno Ghosh, Jan Schuette, Hans Weingartner and Nick Broomfield. |
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- Film Festivals: 'Persepolis' to screen on closing night -- Notable U.S. directors such as Brian De Palma, Todd Haynes and Noah Baumbach dominate the slate at the 2007 New York Film Festival, which unveiled its full lineup on Wednesday. |
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- Film Festivals: Cinema in Motion to showcase Middle Eastern pics -- The San Sebastian Film Festival is extending its Cinema in Motion showcase to include not only the Maghreb and Portuguese-speaking Africa but also Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan, Syria and the Palestinian territories. |
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- Film Festivals: Carriere earns lifetime achievement award -- Scribes Jim Sheridan, David Hare and Jean-Claude Carriere will help highlight screenwriting at the Copenhagen Intl. Film Festival, which runs Sept. 20-30. |
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- Film Festivals: Al-Ali upped to artistic director -- The Dubai Film Festival has tapped Masoud Amralla al-Ali as artistic director. |
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- Film Festivals: More than 100 pics will screen at event -- Reykjavik Intl. Film Festival's Icelandic Panorama sidebar will premiere five local shorts plus an English-language short starring a local thesp among a selection in the genre released in the past 12 months. |
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- Film Festivals: Isham, Ferretti to be feted in October -- The Hollywood Film Festival has tapped four men for its craft honors: Stephen Goldblatt, cinematographer; Joe Hutshing, editor; Mark Isham, composer; |
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- Film Festivals: Project market unveils selections -- The Pusan Promotion Plan, a project market held in tandem with the Pusan Intl. Film Festival, has unveiled 35 selections for its 10th edition. |
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- Film Festivals: Anderson's feature to screen on Nov. 1 -- Wes Anderson's "The Darjeeling Limited" will close the London Film Festival on Nov. 1. |
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- Film Festivals: UK fest will close with 'Paranoid Park' -- Allan Moyle?s ?Weirdsville? and Gus Van Sant? |
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- Film Festivals: Aniston pic slated for Palm Springs festival -- Shorts directed by Jennifer Aniston and Bryce Dallas Howard are among those slated at the 13th edition of the Palm Springs Festival of Short Films, unspooling Aug. 23-29. |
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- Film Festivals: Fest to open with 'Gone With the Woman' -- Lauren Bacall, Marianne Faithfull and Brian Cox will be among the guests at this year's unusually star- studded Haugesund film festival in Norway. |
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- Film Festivals: EIFF adds best performance category -- Geoff Gilmore, director of the Sundance Film Festival, will chair the jury that will decide the winner of the Michael Powell Award at the 61st Edinburgh Film Festival. |
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- Film Festivals: Minimalist fare a big hit at film festival -- Arty minimalism was the big winner at the 60th Locarno Film Festival, which closed Saturday in the Swiss-Italian lakeside town. |
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- Film Festivals: Cannes acclaim leads to Haugesund buzz -- Norwegian cinema made an important breakthrough in 2006, when it gained international attention at Cannes: Three Norwegian features were shown in the official selection, and a Norwegian short -- "Sniffer" from helmer Bobbie Peers -- walked away with the Palme d'Or for short film. |
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- Film Festivals: Festival tauts 'New Nordic' section -- Peter Schonau Fog's "The Art of Crying," Pernille Fischer Christensen's "A Soap" and Aleksi Salmenpera's "A Man's Job" are all set to unspool as part of the San Sebastian Festival's "Cold Fever - The New Nordic Cinema" section, announced today. |
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TextbookX (Aug 16 2007 23:56 GMT) - Price: $50.20; Rating: 4 |
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