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A very obvious puff piece for Nikon! The 18,000 photos mentioned in the article were taken using a custom built Hasselblad camera, known for an even higher level of photography than even Nikon. But Hasselblad was not mentioned in the article. You don’t have to have taken Journalism 101 to know that this bit of history

I’ll be there, camping outside Turn 1! I’m looking forward to seeing the Ganassi 01 car, with a combined 12 IndyCar championships among 3 of 4 drivers (Sorry Renger!) do well! My favorite is gonna be the SCR Ligier competing with all the Oreca’s, and see how well they do! The Ford vs. Chevy battle will be interesting

The BMW M3 Touring. An M3 plus a station wagon! How can it lose! The closest thing to a practical sportscar that I have ever seen. It’s the next best thing to an ice cream sandwich that is actually good for you!

I have never considered blatant and obvious lies to be free speech. Exposing and telling hard truths, free speech. Obvious and verifiable lies, not.

As a 30 year resident of the Volusia/Flagler County, Florida, area, I can tell you this: There are some serious whakadoo’s here, and its gonna get worse before it gets better. I just hope it’s not in the water.....

A child driving a 4 wheeled vehicle on public roads is NOT NORMAL!! Hell, a lot of country clubs don’t allow them to drive golf carts on the golf course. We have golf carts on our public roads here, where I live, and the kids driving them have no clue what they are doing and put me, themselves and others at risk. For

Hmmm....  Having the Air Force Band sing the Space Force anthem!  I’m sure that went over well....

My ‘86 Testarossa had roll tool kit with all the usual tools, and included a large socket for the single, center lock wheel nut. Using the tools provided, there was no way I was removing that wheel without the help of a pneumatic wheel gun! I tried using the dead-blow hammer and, well, that didn’t work. The fact the

Without a doubt, the original Panamera. The 5-door, sport-hatch design gave it a wide body at the rear, and with the size of the car, gave it a fat (NOT PHAT) ass that looked, well, unharmonious (weird)! That said, the Sport Turismo version tied it all together beautifully and made it into a true wagon, which is one

Not for nothing, but shouldn’t this area be protected from micro-meteorites?  Wouldn’t that be a manufacturing defect?  Just thinking aloud...

Our company went to the 4X10 work week in July of 2022 and it has exceeded our expectations. We put it to a vote with our 85 employees and only 1 said no. They have since left. The benefits for the employees has been less driving using less gas, scheduling medical/dental appointments on Fridays means that they save

One question:  How long does it take to fully charge the truck with a charger designed for the truck?  1 hour? 2? I don’t even know how long a Tesla charges from dead to full.....

Pfaff Motorsports definitely has my eye. Who’da thunk they made sewing machines!

But Michael is right about making the whole pie bigger so every team makes more money, even if the revenue split gets smaller. After saying how important the American market is, all these multi-million dollar teams get so myopic, and don’t seem to care that the American market has an entirely different concept of

I did my senior paper for my college degree in Economics on this subject in 1991. While I shouldn’t be surprised, but the conclusions here are the same as they were 30+ years ago. The grid now, as then, hasn’t been upgraded to handle the extra load, there wasn’t enough capacity then to generate the needed power and

Valtteri had another race in America! He rode in the Belgian Waffle Ride in Lawrence, Kansas, and placed second for his age group! Seriously, a 136 mile gravel bicycle race!  Really cool!

This aluminum twin-cam, twin spark, tri-carb, 3.7 liter motor had 314hp and, in the lightweight DB4GT Zagato, went from 0-60 in 6.1 seconds. Oh, that was in 1959 with tires that were only 4" wide! And like the car it was in, it is so, so beautiful to look at!

This is just a reminder that business in the US, and their leadership, are NOT democracies in any way, form or manner! We’ve been fooled by this before... They are, at best, benign monarchies to the worst absolute dictatorships! Elon is reminding us what he actually is, and he’s certainly NOT a benign monarchy.

Loved me some Lucky’s! Ours is now a Publix!!! NOT a Safeway!!  Go figure.  Oh, this Publix also has a wine, beer and coffee bar and the carts have drink holders, just like Lucky’s!

An IndyCar driver and an F2 driver walk into a bar. Who gets more respect? The IndyCar driver, because the races are longer, faster, more dangerous and closer in competition. Ask yourself, why do so many former F1 drivers refuse to drive ovals? Just saying...