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 [blogjam] ring cycle pork: So 21st Century urban man has developed an alternative. He heads down to Borough Market on a Saturday morning, his wallet flush with freshly-minted notes, and hands over £35 for a five-kilo chunk of organically-reared pork shoulder. There’s something truly liberating about handling a lump of meat this size, something to do with the fresh scent of blood in one’s nostrils, I expect. And while this transaction may not carry the full thrill of an all-night wild boar hunt through unfamiliar terrain, it does seem to satisfy some kind of primal longing.

[Fast Auto Central] Barcelona Grand Prix Review: Team McLaren Mercedes driver Kimi Raikkonen took a dominant victory in today's 66-lap Spanish Grand Prix from pole position The Finn claimed his third Formula One victory never losing the lead and at the end he crossed the finishing line 27.652 seconds ahead of current Championship leader Fernando Alonso. Joining them on the podium was Jarno Trulli from Toyota.

[Mismatched SOcks v2.0] Chew On This: 'day off' (Friday) of the Monaco grand prix. ''Competitors will relax on the Gumball super yacht in Monaco's harbour,'' read a Budapest Sun newspaper report, ''... and watch the grand prix.'" ... truly vast ammounts of cash and a fast RELIABLE car soon... Ok, doubt its gonna happen... but yeah

[Motorsports Blog: Motorsport News, New Performance Products and Racing for all Motorsports] West McLaren Mercedes Spanish Grand Prix Race Report:Kimi Raikkonen took a dominant victory!: The Colombian was forced to make an additional pitstop when the fuel rig malfunctioned during his first scheduled stop on lap 30 (4.246 seconds) and he came in the following lap (10.019 seconds) and on lap 56 (4.711 seconds). Kimi came in for fuel on laps 24 (8.250 seconds) and 49 (6.786 seconds). Kimi has moved up to third in the Drivers’ World Championship with 17 points whilst Juan Pablo is eighth with 10 points. West McLaren Mercedes is third in the Constructors standings with 37 points, now only three points away from second.

[pcm266 - Itsesäälin Suurlähettiläs] http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/m...: What shook us most was the rate at which the car took off; at one stage it looked as if it was going to smash trough the fence and fly into the grandstand. The Jordan, more by luck than anything else, finished on its side, upside down and against the barrier. That was bad enongh but the marshals promptly tipped the car over and, as it crashed on to its bottom, yon could see Barrichello's head thrashing around in the cockpit.

 [bienvenue chez dafyd - blog] Formula 1: Apparently, the Formula 1 season has started again. Fortunately, I'm not home at the moment, so I don't have to hear JJ whittering on about it all the time. Unfortunately, I will be home in a fortnight (woohoo!), just in time for the next Grand Prix.

Chuck Maddox’s Watch Blog: Last year marked the launch of the Monaco V4 Concept Watch. A revolutionary timepiece with a belt-driven mechanical movement inspired by high-performance racecar engines, it has so far been named "Watch of the Year" by Wallpaper* magazine, the "Best of What's New" by Popular Science and „The Best of the Best‰ in the category Fashion Product Design (including watches, eyewear, clothes, bags, footwear, jewelry and travel accessories) at the Red Dot Design Awards, joining previous award winners such as Lamborghini, Apple, Bang & Olufsen, BMW, Maserati and Nokia. This watch is currently being industrialized.

  Findory : Blogs: ... Blog writes, "We're just glad that they didn't shut the magazine down. ... The Briton won the ”š40th Monaco Formula 3 Grand Prix’, held as support race ...

Blog - themavericks: ... A blog of all section with no images ... Grand Prix, where Michael astonished everyone by qualifying seventh, in his first competition in an F1 vehicle. ...

my so-called blog » 2004 » May: A diamond worth £200,000 embedded in the nose of a Jaguar Formula One car was lost when its rookie driver crashed in yesterday’s Monaco Grand Prix.

  Bill Walker's Blahg : Weblog: I'm sure that this won't affect nearly as many people nearly as much as the death of Pope John Paul, but this carries a personal touch for me. Monaco is host to my favorite Formula One race, a classic old road course through the city streets that is always exciting. Nothing beats the sound of the F1 cars going through the parking garage before the swimming pool chicane at 18,000 RPM. Formula One teams actually spend millions of dollars modifying and testing their cars for this one of a kind race.

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