The current paradigm is broken in so many ways, on so many levels and inhibits us from making the most of our lives. Relearn, rethink, reinvent. Discover the alternatives and break through the manipulation, fear and deception.
There are many ways to avoid the system, get around the system and defy the system. But there are also many ways to improve our lives by simply paying more attention and thinking through things instead of just going through the motions.
Let’s try this together. Let’s look at everything from the food we eat, to the medicine we use; the way we drive and how we use transportation; how we manage money and our understanding of what money is; how we use our time and who we spend time with; what we focus our energy and emotion on and where our potential truly lies.
I hope this will open your eyes and help you to find your own paradigm to live within.
LaFerrari - The Maximum Expression of Excellence.
Concept to design, this is the fastest road legal Ferrari yet. It employs a V12 combustion engine for 800 hp plus an advanced KERS (kinetic energy recovery system) electric motor for an additional 163 hp… yep, that’s a total of 963 hp.
Source: laferrari.com
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2 weeks till Melbourne
2 weeks till Melbourne
2 weeks till Melbourne
2 weeks till Melbourne
2 weeks till Melbourne
2 weeks till Melbourne
2 WEEKS TILL MELBOURNE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Some incredible overtakes from season 2012 (x)
3, 4 & 6 all from Valencia!!!
Source: nadia8barca
Ferrari F1 comparison - F138 vs. F2012
NOTE: the half & half comparisons are not perfectly to scale
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Ferrari’s 2013 challenger will be called the F138.
F=Ferrari, 13=2013 and 8= tribute to V8 engines (it’s their final year)
Only number not relevant to the name is that this is the 59th car built by Ferrari to compete in the Formula 1 World Championship.
Here’s the other 58…
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Willy Mairesse, Lorenzo Bandini and Phil Hill, Ferrari, 1962 Monaco Grand Prix
Source: siebens
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