@BozeKameraden 30 is prima toch?!
Read heeft relatief weinig gespeeld nog , het talent is er onmiskenbaar maar bedragen van 40 plus zijn echt onrealistisch denk ik
this rendition of A Different Corner is beyond flawless. it's definitely the greatest version of this gem❤️
from the perfect George Michael's vocals to the instrumentals & the talented backing singers everything about it is PERFECT
@DeFeijenoorder , @BozeKameraden , @FR12Patrick , mijn zoon van 7 jaar is helemaal gek van het lezen van Stadion Sportnieuws.
Enig idee hoe ik nog aan exemplaren kan komen?
Dank alvast voor het meedenken!
📚Favorite books I read this year:
When the Heavens Went on Sale by @ashleevance
Few things inspire me more than stories of founders doing ambitious things. This book tells the stories of Planet Labs, Rocket Lab, Astra, and Firefly in a gripping way.
Everything Is Predictable by @tomchivers
Those who work closely with me know that I’m a big advocate for Bayesian reasoning, so of course I had to read this. I then bought 10 copies to keep on my desk for whenever I end up in Bayesian vs. frequentist arguments.
My Inventions by Nikola Tesla
Although I’ve read a Tesla biography before, this autobiography gave me a better understanding of his personality and an even greater appreciation for how accurate many of his predictions about the future were.
Wasteland by @olifranklin
While many environmental books feel like they’re pushing an agenda, I appreciated the objective tone of this one. It takes the reader on a global tour of how humanity deals with its waste, from landfills to wastewater treatment plants.
How the Mind Works by @sapinker
Steven is one of my all-time favorite authors, yet there were still a few of his older books I hadn’t read. I once again learned a ton about psychology and human nature.
1493 by @CharlesCMann
I think I’ve already recommended all of this author’s other books, but that won’t stop me from recommending this one too. The unintended consequences of the Columbian Exchange lead to endlessly fascinating stories.
Into the Jingle Jangle Jangle by Joel Gion
I’ve long been a fan of the psychedelic rock band The Brian Jonestown Massacre. This memoir by its legendary tambourine player is extremely chaotic and very funny at the same time.