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  1. 𝐏ersonnalité de la 𝐒emaine

    𝐉𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐜𝐚 𝐀𝐥𝐛𝐚
    Actrice Américaine Née en 1981

    𝐉𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐜𝐚 𝐀𝐥𝐛𝐚 c'est plus de 40 Films

    #jessicaalba #cinegenres #culte #classic #cinema #film #movie #Honey #SinCity #TheEye #TheKillerInsideMe #Machete #TheVeil #DearEleanor #Riposte #Maserati #ATreeIsBlue

    𝐅ilmographie :
    youtube.com/watch?v=g6on6911zPI

  2. 𝐏ersonnalité de la 𝐒emaine

    𝐉𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐜𝐚 𝐀𝐥𝐛𝐚
    Actrice Américaine Née en 1981

    𝐉𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐜𝐚 𝐀𝐥𝐛𝐚 c'est plus de 40 Films

    #jessicaalba #cinegenres #culte #classic #cinema #film #movie #Honey #SinCity #TheEye #TheKillerInsideMe #Machete #TheVeil #DearEleanor #Riposte #Maserati #ATreeIsBlue

    𝐅ilmographie :
    youtube.com/watch?v=g6on6911zPI

  3. Huawei, JAC and Stellantis in talks to build Maserati EV, report says

    Co-developed models will include a domestic Maextro version and an overseas Maserati version, with mass production planned for…
    #Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #Stellantis #Huawei #JAC #Maextro #Maserati
    europesays.com/netherlands/111

  4. Stellantis Just Decided Which Four Brands Actually Matter And Dodge Isn’t One

    Filosa’s reported Stellantis strategy draws a clear line between the brands that matter and the ones that don’t…
    #Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #Stellantis #AlfaRomeo #Chrysler #Citroen #Dodge #DS #Fiat #Industry #Jeep #Lancia #Maserati #Opel #Ram #reports
    europesays.com/netherlands/606

  5. #Cars
    I saw a #lamborghini on my way somewhere this morning, which I’d never seen around here before, and then on my way home I saw a #Maserati. Again not something I’ve seen around here before. What was most interesting about this, though, is that both were SUV models, which I would never have guessed was a thing for either of those brands.

  6. Sztuka podróżowania według Maserati i Acqua di Parma. Dwie włoskie ikony łączą siły

    Dwie legendy włoskiego designu i rzemiosła – producent luksusowych samochodów Maserati oraz marka perfumeryjna Acqua di Parma – ogłosiły współpracę.

    Jej owocem jest ekskluzywna kolekcja akcesoriów, która ma na celu celebrowanie sztuki podróżowania, łącząc motoryzacyjną pasję z elegancją i dbałością o detale.

    Kolekcja dla koneserów

    Głównym elementem kolekcji jest limitowany zestaw Art of Travel Coffret, zapakowany w charakterystyczne dla Acqua di Parma pudełko o okrągłym kształcie.

    Wewnątrz znajduje się specjalna edycja odświeżacza samochodowego Andiamo z wkładem zapachowym Luce di Colonia oraz para rękawiczek do jazdy wykonanych ze skóry nappa, ozdobionych żółtą lamówką. Kolekcję uzupełnia skórzana zawieszka Passepartout z 12-mililitrową wodą kolońską Colonia.

    Dostępność i ekskluzywność

    Kolekcja podkreśla swój ekskluzywny charakter poprzez bardzo ograniczoną dostępność. Zestaw Art of Travel Coffret został wyprodukowany w liczbie zaledwie 100 egzemplarzy na cały świat. Będzie on dostępny wyłącznie w czterech butikach Acqua di Parma: w Mediolanie, Rzymie, Saint-Tropez i Paryżu. Sam odświeżacz Andiamo trafi do szerszej dystrybucji w salonach Maserati oraz w sprzedaży internetowej obu marek.

    Współpraca Maserati i Acqua di Parma to połączenie dwóch światów, które łączy wspólny mianownik – włoskie dziedzictwo i przywiązanie do najwyższej jakości rzemiosła. To propozycja dla tych, którzy wierzą, że podróż samochodem to coś więcej niż tylko przemieszczanie się z punktu A do B.

    Nowa era Maserati w Polsce. Importer kusi specjalną ofertą na start

    #AcquaDiParma #kolekcjaLimitowana #Lifestyle #luksusoweAkcesoria #Maserati #motoryzacja #news #podróże #włoskiStyl

  7. ------------------ #humour #satire #sarcasm
    #barbados is sponsored by #maserati [check their logo]

    #nissan batteries supplied by #London_tube with same logo , but the tyres are #tube_less

    the #lost_ark of #tesla

  8. ------------------ #humour #satire #sarcasm
    #barbados is sponsored by #maserati [check their logo]

    #nissan batteries supplied by #London_tube with same logo , but the tyres are #tube_less

    the #lost_ark of #tesla

  9. #sarcasm #humour #my_mastodon >>>^^^ P2
    #5in1_surveys

    #our_survey_says #animals #cats #dogs

    #nature #wildlife

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    #barbados is sponsored by #maserati [check their logo]

    #nissan batteries supplied by #London_tube with same logo , but the tyres are #tube_less

    the #lost_ark of #tesla

  10. Stellantis pourrait-il vendre Maserati ? La rumeur enfle malgré les démentis
    mac4ever.com/190140
    #Mac4Ever #Maserati

  11. THRÆDS – Impermanence Review

    By Owlswald

    Adding to my list of bands with irregular monikers, German progressive post-metal/rock group THRÆDS (pronounced “Threads”) is the latest to fall under the scrutiny of my wide-eyed gaze. Formed in 2019 as a solo project by guitarist Angelos Tzamtzis, THRÆDS has since grown into a multi-national five-piece.1 Their 2021 Akasha EP garnered the attention of Octopus Rising—an imprint of Argonauta Records—which is now releasing their debut full-length, Impermanence. The promotional material for this Berlin-based quintet bills itself as a seamless blend of progressive post-metal alongside atmospheric rock, claiming to fuse the sounds of giants like Gojira, Tool, and Porcupine Tree into a diverse and unique style. Call me cynical, but whenever descriptions throw about such high-caliber names, the reality seldom matches the hype. And, unfortunately, THRÆDS proves to be no exception.

    A pervasive sense of familiarity permeates Impermanence’s forty-eight minutes. While “Devolve” delivers a half-time L’Enfant Sauvage stomp with Gojira’s trademark pitch shifts and tracks like “Einstein-Rosen Bridge” and “Clockworks” evoke some of the moody melancholia of Porcupine Tree or Katatonia, THRÆDS ultimately leans too heavily on well-trodden modern rock crutches to convey their moods and textures. As a result, the material on Impermanence is largely standard and unremarkable, offering little in the way of presence or impact. Chuggy palm-muted guitar riffs, delay-heavy arpeggios and gallant distorted chord strumming drive Impermanence during its drawn-out instrumental sections. Celso Borralho’s vocals dither between solemn whines (“Sole Survivor”), gravelly Chester Bennington-esque frys (“Reflections”), and high, soulful croons (“Nothing Good to Say”). While these hint at Borralho’s considerable range, they generally also fall short of his full potential. Despite the self-produced effort registering a mighty DR 10 and Barnabás Mihály’s playful basslines providing some much-needed aptitude, Impermanence exhibits a vanilla disposition with little novelty or energy.

    THRÆDS relies on familiar modern rock clichés to drive their songwriting. Rock anthem “Reflections,” with its big, sing-along chorus and radio-ready polish is well-composed but employs repetitive chord progressions and melodic structures a myriad of modern rock groups have used a million times over. Similarly, “Sole Survivor” and “Timeless” lack novelty with formulaic compositions that contrast quiet, delay-saturated post-rock verses with heavier down-tuned choruses filled with garden-variety guitar riffs, foundational rock beats, and cornerstone vocal belting. Borralho frequently toys between his high and low registers, sounding unassured and whiny rather than passionate and introspective as his voice warbles above the melodies. His range and high register are his greatest strengths, yet he seldom leans into them with enough conviction to improve THRÆDS’ simplistic approach. Compounding matters is the sheer length of Impermanence’s songs as “Devolve,” “Timeless,” and “Reflections” all clear six minutes while closer “Story in Reverse” pushes eight, primarily to accommodate Alegros Gramma’s sax solo. Even the shorter “Einstein-Rosen Bridge” contributes to Impermanence’s sense of bloat, stretching thin ideas into wandering Maserati-like post-rock.

    Predictably, Impermanence’s stronger moments appear when THRÆDS trim the fat and venture outside of well-trodden tropes. A prime example is the solemn “Nothing Good to Say,” where the quintet crafts a condensed, cohesive, and engaging offering with Borralho’s high, soulful croons floating above playful drum and bass grooves, all enveloped by an eerie, atmospheric feel. Mihály’s bass performance is noteworthy, driving a deep pocket with his rhythmic pulses while capably utilizing space with high-scale runs that explore the full range of his fretboard. Likewise, the chorus in “Story in Reverse” and the verse in “Einstein-Rosen Bridge” point to a more favorable stylistic direction, as THRÆDS momentarily recalls the grunge-saturated sounds of Alice in Chains amid stretches of otherwise tedious material.

    From start to finish, Impermanence struggles to find its footing, delivering an unremarkable collection of songs that is more often bland and forgettable than original and engaging. Displaying brief flashes of promise, THRÆDS defaults to the comfort of well-worn rock sounds, resulting in an overly long debut that lacks the confidence one would expect from a group aspiring to stand alongside the giants it name-drops. Ultimately, Impermanence rings hollow, forcing progressive and post-metal fans to look elsewhere for novelty and imagination.

    Rating: Disappointing
    DR: 10 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
    Label: Argonauta Records
    Websites: thraeds.bandcamp.com | facebook.com/threads.project | instagram.com/thraeds.band/
    Releases Worldwide: June 6, 2025

    Show 1 footnote

    1. Members originate from Chile, Greece, Hungary, New Zealand, and Portugal.

    #20 #2025 #AliceInChains #ArgonautaRecords #GermanMetal #Gojira #HardRock #impermanence #Jun25 #Katatonia #Maserati #MelodicMetal #OctopusRisingRecords #PorcupineTree #PostMetal #ProgressiveRock #Review #Reviews #Rock #THRÆDS #Tool

  12. Yet another compliment (this time from a driver) proves the same thing: a dirty car is more likely to get compliments.

  13. @serichards I watched it and almost hated it. Interesting retro viewpoint though. 🤨

    He is such a pontificator (and that’s the perfect word for him). He mistakes his undeniable personal success financially with Cars & Bids with business acumen writ large.

    I hope he’s wrong about some of those brands, but what does he actually know about running a car company? Probably nothing at all. 🤷‍♂️

    #Maserati and #Jaguar feel like they could have been on that list too.

    #WeirdCar #DougDeMuro

  14. #FormulaE 1st win for #Maserati since 1958 with #Fangio on a single seat come today at Jakarta with Gunter. The 1st time in 14 races that the pole won the race as well as the biggest gap to 2nd.

  15. A few #WeirdCarSpots from over the weekend. The #Maserati was a real unicorn, and the warm weather has seen a return of the #Megane convertible. #WeirdCarMastodon

  16. Maserati, das klingt nach altem Auto-Adel. Jedoch hängt die italienische Marke ihr Fähnchen zunehmend in den Wind – und bringt Luxus-SUV auf den Markt. Zuletzt den Grecale, der dem Fahrer manches Rätsel aufgibt.
    Wir drehen eine Runde: Maserati Grecale: Auspuff statt Aufbruch
    #Autotests #AutotestsimVideo #Maserati