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![Fiat 850 Spider Bertone - Slansky okruh 2023 [4K]<br/><br/>The Fiat 850 Spider, due to its sporty structure, meets young customers, who want brilliant performance for cheap. This version will then be joined by a more “luxury” version with different finishes that will be sold directly by Bertone. To produce this small spider, FIAT relied on Bertone who, starting from the previous stylistic experiences made with the Testudo Corvair and with the Alfa Romeo 2600, designed an original car whose success was not long in coming. The list price was immediately interesting: 1,050,000 lire for the small Fiat 850 Spider , so it was immediately cheap to buy and; the presentation took place at the Geneva Motor Show in 1965 and the car was put on the market in the same year, with a very varied range of colors: red, dark green, light blue, beige, black, light gray, immediately recording excellent sales in Italy, Europe and, above all, the United States, where it was called “Little Ferrari”. A special America version was made for the US, which included special safety features introduced only many years later in the old continent, such as white reversing lights, conspicuous rectangular lights at the front and rear bumpers, a front bumper shaped for rallying, and seats equipped with headrests connected with the backrest. The Fiat 850 Spider marked a happy moment for Italian motorists, in 1965 the desire for escapism, brio, the desire for contact with nature, in short, the beauty of spiders came within reach of many motorists until then held back by the high prices of more emblazoned competitors. The first version of the 850 Spider was designed and assembled by Bertone; for the design of the front end, with its characteristic slanting headlights, the Fiat 850 spider from an aesthetic point of view was clearly inspired by the spectacular line of the “Testudo” prototype, made by the Grugliasco-based company in 1963. This similarity increased the value of its creator: Bertone, confirming the fact that he did not make sterile science fiction exercises by designing unrealizable prototypes, but sought aesthetic solutions applicable to mass production. Critics at the time called it a bit pretentious in relation to its displacement.<br/><br/>source: https://www.carrozzieri-italiani.com/...](https://cdn4.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KFUSiIGSwE1WlHmSyoTAipv9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_fiat-850-spider-bertone.jpg "Fiat 850 Spider Bertone - Slansky okruh 2023 [4K]<br/><br/>The Fiat 850 Spider, due to its sporty structure, meets young customers, who want brilliant performance for cheap. This version will then be joined by a more “luxury” version with different finishes that will be sold directly by Bertone. To produce this small spider, FIAT relied on Bertone who, starting from the previous stylistic experiences made with the Testudo Corvair and with the Alfa Romeo 2600, designed an original car whose success was not long in coming. The list price was immediately interesting: 1,050,000 lire for the small Fiat 850 Spider , so it was immediately cheap to buy and; the presentation took place at the Geneva Motor Show in 1965 and the car was put on the market in the same year, with a very varied range of colors: red, dark green, light blue, beige, black, light gray, immediately recording excellent sales in Italy, Europe and, above all, the United States, where it was called “Little Ferrari”. A special America version was made for the US, which included special safety features introduced only many years later in the old continent, such as white reversing lights, conspicuous rectangular lights at the front and rear bumpers, a front bumper shaped for rallying, and seats equipped with headrests connected with the backrest. The Fiat 850 Spider marked a happy moment for Italian motorists, in 1965 the desire for escapism, brio, the desire for contact with nature, in short, the beauty of spiders came within reach of many motorists until then held back by the high prices of more emblazoned competitors. The first version of the 850 Spider was designed and assembled by Bertone; for the design of the front end, with its characteristic slanting headlights, the Fiat 850 spider from an aesthetic point of view was clearly inspired by the spectacular line of the “Testudo” prototype, made by the Grugliasco-based company in 1963. This similarity increased the value of its creator: Bertone, confirming the fact that he did not make sterile science fiction exercises by designing unrealizable prototypes, but sought aesthetic solutions applicable to mass production. Critics at the time called it a bit pretentious in relation to its displacement.<br/><br/>source: https://www.carrozzieri-italiani.com/...")
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_how-to-write-an-acrostic-poem-124-poetry-writing-for-kids-and-beginners.jpg "So, you know what poetry is. Great! But, have you ever wondered what an Acrostic Poem is? This video is called How to Write an Acrostic Poem and is Topic 6 of the series Poetry Writing for Kids. In this video you will learn what an Acrostic poem is, the elements of an Acrostic poem, and the structure of an Acrostic poem. Watch this video to learn how you can write an Acrostic poem from start to finish!<br/><br/>This video is part of the 13-part Poetry Writing for Kids series for Grades K-5. You will learn what poetry writing is, why authors write poems, the elements of poetry, and how to identify the different forms of poetry. Let's get started! <br/><br/>This video resource can be used for a Poetry Writing curriculum in grades K-5.<br/><br/>*********************<br/> Thank you for visiting Ms. Dorismond's Virtual Corner, where you can find Educational Tools Made Simple!<br/><br/> PURCHASE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES HERE!: https://bit.ly/30UHcLX<br/><br/> JOIN MY EMAIL LIST HERE! - https://bit.ly/3E3w3GB<br/><br/> SOCIAL LINKS<br/>My Blog - http://msdorismondsvirtualcorner.com/<br/>Facebook - https://bit.ly/2ZK7Y9c<br/>Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/MsDorismondsVirtualCorner/<br/>LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/msdorismondsvirtualcorner<br/><br/> DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting my channel so I can continue to provide you with free content!<br/><br/>#writinganacrosticpoem #howtowriteanacrosticpoem #msdorismondsvirtualcorner #teachermadevideos")
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_wonders-of-the-world-eight-architectural-marvels-across-time.jpg "Embark on a mesmerizing journey through time and culture as we explore eight architectural wonders that have captivated the world for millennia. From the ancient wonders of Egypt and Greece to the timeless beauty of India and China, each marvel tells a story of human ingenuity, creativity, and perseverance. Join us as we unravel the mysteries and marvels of these iconic structures, spanning continents and centuries, in this awe-inspiring visual odyssey.")
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_the-olympic-tower-olympiaturm-in-munich-german.jpg "The Olympic Tower (German: Olympiaturm) in the Olympic Park, Munich has an overall height of 291 m (955 ft) and a weight of 52,500 tons. At a height of 190 m (620 ft) there is an observation platform as well as an exhibition commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Tower. Previously in that space was a small rock-and-roll museum housing various memorabilia. Since its opening in 1968, the tower has registered over 43 million visitors (as of 2018). At a height of 182 m (597 ft) there is a revolving restaurant, which seats 230 people. A full revolving takes 53 minutes. The tower also serves as a broadcast tower, and has one Deutsche Telekom maintenance elevator with a speed of 4 m/s (13 ft/s), as well as two visitor lifts with a speed of 7 m/s (23 ft/s) which have a capacity of about 30 people per car. The travel time is about 30 seconds. The tower is open daily from 09:00 to 24:00.<br/><br/>There is a concept of making a virtual reality weather time-lapse service from the Olympiaturm. In case it were implemented, it would become the first tower worldwide with such a function.<br/><br/>Thanks and credit to Google Earth Studio for this aerial video.")
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_webinar--change-leadership-from-sluggish-to-nimble--5-mindset-shifts-for-the-new-normal.jpg "Businesses started embracing change management as a formal discipline around the time Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph founded Netflix. Since then, change has accelerated as much as Netflix’s delivery model. Yet organizations have not adapted to the new nature of change – which is fast-paced, ongoing, and disruptive. They continue to rely on methods, mindsets and structures developed when the pace of change was relatively controlled; when the dust had time to settle. As a result, businesses struggle with the transformation imperative of the new normal. In this highly dynamic and interactive webinar, Edmond will point to five mindset shifts that are necessary to move from sluggish to nimble. These shifts mean:<br/><br/>1. Rethinking the overall approach to change management.<br/>2. Debunking the myth of the importance of Executive Sponsorship.<br/>3. Moving away from the centralized approach to change capability building that has been prevalent until now.<br/>4. Seriously challenging the usefulness of mainstream approaches to change management.<br/>5. Revisiting how we deal with corporate politics during times of change.<br/><br/>In essence, it is about pivoting from sluggish change management to nimble change leadership. Edmond will deliver this webinar with the passion, humour and engaging style that are his trademarks.<br/><br/>Presented by Edmond Mellina, President & Co-founder of ORCHANGO (https://orchango.com/) and hosted by the International Trade Council (https://tradecouncil.org). This webinar was presented on the 26th of March 2024 at 1:00PM EDT.")
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_part-1-whose-outfit-are-you-most-excited-to-see.jpg "For the Met Gala, I would be especially intrigued to see what Zendaya chooses to wear. Given the event’s reputation as fashion’s biggest night and Zendaya's track record of show-stopping appearances, her outfit is likely to be a highlight. Given the theme \")
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_the-ferrari-12cilindri-cockpit.jpg "The design of the Ferrari 12Cilindri’s interior sees it split into three different levels: the first, dominated by the upper part of the dash, continues around to blend into the door panel trim. Next is the central area while the third includes the footwells and seats. Each level is clearly defined, heightening the dual-cockpit effect through the colour and material combinations. These are used to create either an elegant or sporty look for the seats and other features. Ferrari’s signature luxury and performance are flanked on the Ferrari 12Cilindri by a focus on environmental sustainability: extensive use has been made of sustainable materials such as Alcantara© containing 65% recycled polyester.<br/><br/>The interior style takes its inspiration from the Prancing Horse’s dual-cockpit architecture. In recent years, that layout was used for the Ferrari Roma and Roma Spider as well as the Ferrari Purosangue. The Ferrari 12Cilindri’s cabin has an almost-symmetrical structure comprising two modules for driver and passenger and offering an astonishing standard of comfort and involvement in the driving experience.")
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_how-to-write-a-limerick-poem-124-poetry-writing-for-kids-and-beginners.jpg "So, you know what poetry is. Great! But, have you ever wondered what a Limerick Poem is? This video is called How to Write a Limerick Poem and is Topic 7 of the series Poetry Writing for Kids. In this video you will learn what a Limerick poem is, the elements of Limerick poetry, and the structure of a Limerick poem. Watch this video to learn how you can write a Limerick poem from start to finish!<br/><br/>This video is part of the 13-part Poetry Writing for Kids series for Grades K-5. You will learn what poetry writing is, why authors write poems, the elements of poetry, and how to identify the different forms of poetry. Let's get started! <br/><br/>This video resource can be used for a Poetry Writing curriculum in grades K-5.<br/><br/>*********************<br/> Thank you for visiting Ms. Dorismond's Virtual Corner, where you can find Educational Tools Made Simple!<br/><br/> PURCHASE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES HERE!: https://bit.ly/30UHcLX<br/><br/> JOIN MY EMAIL LIST HERE! - https://bit.ly/3E3w3GB<br/><br/> SOCIAL LINKS<br/>My Blog - http://msdorismondsvirtualcorner.com/<br/>Facebook - https://bit.ly/2ZK7Y9c<br/>Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/MsDorismondsVirtualCorner/<br/>LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/msdorismondsvirtualcorner<br/><br/> DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting my channel so I can continue to provide you with free content!<br/><br/>#writingalimerick #msdorismondsvirtualcorner #teachermadevideos")
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![Fiat 850 Spider Bertone - Slansky okruh 2023 [4K]<br/><br/>The Fiat 850 Spider, due to its sporty structure, meets young customers, who want brilliant performance for cheap. This version will then be joined by a more “luxury” version with different finishes that will be sold directly by Bertone. To produce this small spider, FIAT relied on Bertone who, starting from the previous stylistic experiences made with the Testudo Corvair and with the Alfa Romeo 2600, designed an original car whose success was not long in coming. The list price was immediately interesting: 1,050,000 lire for the small Fiat 850 Spider , so it was immediately cheap to buy and; the presentation took place at the Geneva Motor Show in 1965 and the car was put on the market in the same year, with a very varied range of colors: red, dark green, light blue, beige, black, light gray, immediately recording excellent sales in Italy, Europe and, above all, the United States, where it was called “Little Ferrari”. A special America version was made for the US, which included special safety features introduced only many years later in the old continent, such as white reversing lights, conspicuous rectangular lights at the front and rear bumpers, a front bumper shaped for rallying, and seats equipped with headrests connected with the backrest. The Fiat 850 Spider marked a happy moment for Italian motorists, in 1965 the desire for escapism, brio, the desire for contact with nature, in short, the beauty of spiders came within reach of many motorists until then held back by the high prices of more emblazoned competitors. The first version of the 850 Spider was designed and assembled by Bertone; for the design of the front end, with its characteristic slanting headlights, the Fiat 850 spider from an aesthetic point of view was clearly inspired by the spectacular line of the “Testudo” prototype, made by the Grugliasco-based company in 1963. This similarity increased the value of its creator: Bertone, confirming the fact that he did not make sterile science fiction exercises by designing unrealizable prototypes, but sought aesthetic solutions applicable to mass production. Critics at the time called it a bit pretentious in relation to its displacement.<br/><br/>source: https://www.carrozzieri-italiani.com/...](https://cdn4.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KFUSiIGSwE1WlHmSyoTAipv9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_fiat-850-spider-bertone.webp "Fiat 850 Spider Bertone - Slansky okruh 2023 [4K]<br/><br/>The Fiat 850 Spider, due to its sporty structure, meets young customers, who want brilliant performance for cheap. This version will then be joined by a more “luxury” version with different finishes that will be sold directly by Bertone. To produce this small spider, FIAT relied on Bertone who, starting from the previous stylistic experiences made with the Testudo Corvair and with the Alfa Romeo 2600, designed an original car whose success was not long in coming. The list price was immediately interesting: 1,050,000 lire for the small Fiat 850 Spider , so it was immediately cheap to buy and; the presentation took place at the Geneva Motor Show in 1965 and the car was put on the market in the same year, with a very varied range of colors: red, dark green, light blue, beige, black, light gray, immediately recording excellent sales in Italy, Europe and, above all, the United States, where it was called “Little Ferrari”. A special America version was made for the US, which included special safety features introduced only many years later in the old continent, such as white reversing lights, conspicuous rectangular lights at the front and rear bumpers, a front bumper shaped for rallying, and seats equipped with headrests connected with the backrest. The Fiat 850 Spider marked a happy moment for Italian motorists, in 1965 the desire for escapism, brio, the desire for contact with nature, in short, the beauty of spiders came within reach of many motorists until then held back by the high prices of more emblazoned competitors. The first version of the 850 Spider was designed and assembled by Bertone; for the design of the front end, with its characteristic slanting headlights, the Fiat 850 spider from an aesthetic point of view was clearly inspired by the spectacular line of the “Testudo” prototype, made by the Grugliasco-based company in 1963. This similarity increased the value of its creator: Bertone, confirming the fact that he did not make sterile science fiction exercises by designing unrealizable prototypes, but sought aesthetic solutions applicable to mass production. Critics at the time called it a bit pretentious in relation to its displacement.<br/><br/>source: https://www.carrozzieri-italiani.com/...")
_how-to-write-an-acrostic-poem-124-poetry-writing-for-kids-and-beginners.webp "So, you know what poetry is. Great! But, have you ever wondered what an Acrostic Poem is? This video is called How to Write an Acrostic Poem and is Topic 6 of the series Poetry Writing for Kids. In this video you will learn what an Acrostic poem is, the elements of an Acrostic poem, and the structure of an Acrostic poem. Watch this video to learn how you can write an Acrostic poem from start to finish!<br/><br/>This video is part of the 13-part Poetry Writing for Kids series for Grades K-5. You will learn what poetry writing is, why authors write poems, the elements of poetry, and how to identify the different forms of poetry. Let's get started! <br/><br/>This video resource can be used for a Poetry Writing curriculum in grades K-5.<br/><br/>*********************<br/> Thank you for visiting Ms. Dorismond's Virtual Corner, where you can find Educational Tools Made Simple!<br/><br/> PURCHASE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES HERE!: https://bit.ly/30UHcLX<br/><br/> JOIN MY EMAIL LIST HERE! - https://bit.ly/3E3w3GB<br/><br/> SOCIAL LINKS<br/>My Blog - http://msdorismondsvirtualcorner.com/<br/>Facebook - https://bit.ly/2ZK7Y9c<br/>Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/MsDorismondsVirtualCorner/<br/>LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/msdorismondsvirtualcorner<br/><br/> DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting my channel so I can continue to provide you with free content!<br/><br/>#writinganacrosticpoem #howtowriteanacrosticpoem #msdorismondsvirtualcorner #teachermadevideos")
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