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Sahara Crosswind (Rendezvous With Destiny Book #3)
Sahara Crosswind (Rendezvous With Destiny Book #3) ab 4.99 € als epub eBook: . Aus dem Bereich: eBooks, Belletristik, Erzählungen,- Shop: hugendubel
- Price: 4.99 EUR excl. shipping
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Zipp 808 Firecrest Carbon TL Disc Wheelset (Shimano) - Laufradsätze
Zipp’s 808 Firecrest® Tubeless Disc-wheelset is pure engineering science. It has to be. To achieve speed with an 82mm rim depth is one thing, but to be fast while offering high crosswind stability, well, that requires serious attention to detail. Yet that’s just what the 808 Firecrest Disc brake accomplishes – speed with stability and tubeless compatibility. That means you get all the aero benefits with having the ability to run lower tyre pressure for increased cornering grip and compliance and reduced rolling resistance, without the risk of pinch flats. You also get the greater stopping power of disc brakes. This wheelset is infused with technologies developed in Zipp’s Indianapolis advanced development lab. Zipp’s ABLC™ Sawtooth™ Technology uses a complex dimpling pattern to improve aero efficiency. At the centre of the 808 Firecrest Tubeless Disc-brake is a versatile and durable hubset, the German-engineered ZR1 DB. Zipp’s updated wheel cosmetics make this wheelset a perfect pairing of speed and style. Additional Features: Updated Zipp graphics and cosmetic identity that scream speed ZR1 DB hub is engineered in Germany with better seal design for improved durability and quicker response with 66 points of engagement Built with Sapim CX Sprint J-bend spokes An all-out aero 82mm rim profile that’s tubeless-ready for increased speed and better cornering, control, and comfort ABLC Sawtooth™ dimple design helps manage air flow around the rim, and contributes to create a faster, more stable wheel Centerlock rotor interface. Lockring is included Ships with 12mm front and rear end caps Superior modulation and stopping power of disc brakes Campagnolo driver body sold separately Lifetime Warranty Zipp wheels, handlebars, stems and seatposts come with a lifetime warranty for product issues while riding. The lifetime warranty is not transferrable. Proof of purchase is required. Technologies: Advanced Boundary Layer Control Advanced Boundary Layer Control (ABLC) refers to the patented and instantly recognisable dimpled pattern found on all of Zipp's carbon rims. ABLC smoothes airflow across the rim's surface and is tailored to every model from the 202 to the Super-9 Disc. The third-generation of ABLC has up to four times more dimples than before.- Shop: Wiggle DACH
- Price: 2712.00 EUR excl. shipping
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Zipp 808 Firecrest Carbon TL Disc Wheelset (XDR) - Laufradsätze
Zipp’s 808 Firecrest® Tubeless Disc-wheelset is pure engineering science. It has to be. To achieve speed with an 82mm rim depth is one thing, but to be fast while offering high crosswind stability, well, that requires serious attention to detail. Yet that’s just what the 808 Firecrest Disc brake accomplishes – speed with stability and tubeless compatibility. That means you get all the aero benefits with having the ability to run lower tyre pressure for increased cornering grip and compliance and reduced rolling resistance, without the risk of pinch flats. You also get the greater stopping power of disc brakes. This wheelset is infused with technologies developed in Zipp’s Indianapolis advanced development lab. Zipp’s ABLC™ Sawtooth™ Technology uses a complex dimpling pattern to improve aero efficiency. At the centre of the 808 Firecrest Tubeless Disc-brake is a versatile and durable hubset, the German-engineered ZR1 DB. Zipp’s updated wheel cosmetics make this wheelset a perfect pairing of speed and style. Additional Features: Updated Zipp graphics and cosmetic identity that scream speed ZR1 DB hub is engineered in Germany with better seal design for improved durability and quicker response with 66 points of engagement Built with Sapim CX Sprint J-bend spokes An all-out aero 82mm rim profile that’s tubeless-ready for increased speed and better cornering, control, and comfort ABLC Sawtooth™ dimple design helps manage air flow around the rim, and contributes to create a faster, more stable wheel Centerlock rotor interface. Lockring is included Ships with 12mm front and rear end caps Superior modulation and stopping power of disc brakes Campagnolo driver body sold separately Lifetime Warranty Zipp wheels, handlebars, stems and seatposts come with a lifetime warranty for product issues while riding. The lifetime warranty is not transferrable. Proof of purchase is required. Technologies: Advanced Boundary Layer Control Advanced Boundary Layer Control (ABLC) refers to the patented and instantly recognisable dimpled pattern found on all of Zipp's carbon rims. ABLC smoothes airflow across the rim's surface and is tailored to every model from the 202 to the Super-9 Disc. The third-generation of ABLC has up to four times more dimples than before. XDR The XDR driver body is a universal mounting system for XD/XDR type cassettes that incorporate cogs with fewer than 11 teeth. It allows for lighter and more versatile drivetrains without requiring new rear axle standards, cassette tools or hub redesigns. The XDR interface is 1.85mm longer than XD and is designed for road hub applications. XDR driver bodies are compatible with all XD cassettes when the cassette is installed with a 1.85mm spacer.- Shop: Wiggle DACH
- Price: 3059.49 EUR excl. shipping
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Sahara Crosswind: Destiny, Book 3 , Hörbuch, Digital, ungekürzt, 248min
In Morocco, Jake Burnes and Pierre Servais have rescued Pierre's twin brother from his kidnappers, but their reunion is overshadowed by mortal danger. ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: Ron Verela. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/bimo/000121/bk_bimo_000121_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.- Shop: Audible
- Price: 9.95 EUR excl. shipping
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Sahara Crosswind (Rendezvous With Destiny Book #3)
Sahara Crosswind (Rendezvous With Destiny Book #3): ab 4.99 €- Shop: ebook.de
- Price: 4.99 EUR excl. shipping
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Ginji Ogawa began playing the guitar at the age of 17. After extensive work as a session musician he formed his first band, Nezumi Kozoh. In July of 1976 he went on to form the band 'CROSSWIND' which developed a reptation for creating highly imaginatie, progressive music. 'CROSSWIND' began touring successfully and, after taking first prize in a major music competition, got the attention of Japans mass media. In 1978 the band made their major debut with their first album 'CROSSWIND'. This was quickly followed by 'CROSSWIND II' in 1979. It was around this time that Ginji also began to participate in a variety of other musical projects. Ginji performed with 'Zone', 'The Carmen Maki Band' and 'Quyz' but it was his meeting with the artists Kiyoshiro and Chabo the led to his becoming one of the most influential guitarists on the Japanese rock scene. The band the created, 'RC SUCCESSION', went on to become a truly pioneering force in the creation of pure Japanese rock'n roll. The next two years saw Ginji split his time between 'RC SUCCESSION' and 'CROSSWIND' but the workload became too much, leading him to quit 'RC SUCCESSION' to concentrate on his own band. In 1982 'CROSSWIND' released their third album, 'Soshite Yume No Kuni E'. Then they contributed 4 songs to the sound track of the successful feature film, 'Oretachi No Ikita Toki'. In 1984, 'CROSSWIND' broke up as the members went their separate ways to pursue independent projects. Ginji kept busy, playing with 'Yukawa Toben & Alphabets' and 'EASYS' with his friends Chabo & Toben. He followed this with the publication of a very well received 2-volume guitar instruction manual. Between 1985 and 1986 he divided the band he was working on into three separate entities. 'The Ogawa Ginji Band', 'the-Orchestra' and 'Ogawa Ginji & Inner-WIND'. At the same time he started recording a solo album. (Several songs of the seventeen he worked on for this project later appeared on the album, 'Private Pieces'.) 1991 saw Ginji reappear on the recording scene big time with the release of the albums 'Private Pieces1986-1987' and 'Inner-WIND'. This was quickly followed by the release of 'Inner-WIND II'. In 1993 the band 'Inner-WIND' broke up and Ginji spent the next two years touring as a solo act. The next big events in the Ogawa Ginji story took place in 1999. In May of that year Ginji returned to the stage for the first time in seven years. He played with the popular band 'Fragile' as a special guest guitarist. Two months later he was the lead guitarist in the band that backed Beat Takeshi, known around the world as the famed filmmaker, Takeshi Kitano, in a live concert held at the Gotanda Yuport in Tokyo. He also backed Takeshi in a concert at Nakano Sun Plaza, also in Tokyo, in December of the following year. Throughout this period he was constantly recording material at his private studio, eventually putting together a catalog of approximately 400 songs. Carefully editing this material, he created a twelve CD set and on May 23rd, 2001 he released all twelve at the same time under the title, 'MUSIC/Private Diary'. No other musician in the world had ever successfully released twelve CDs of new material at the same time. Ginji used this event as the impetus to establish his own record company, 'POWER RECORD'. This 12 CD release created quite a stir both at home and abroad, reaching as far as the offices of 'The Guinness Book of Records'. In response to an application for placement in the next edition, the editors replied that although they had never been approached with this kind of record before, they would give careful consideration to the creation of a new category to cover this recording industry first. On July 28th, 2001 Ginji started working with a new version of 'The Ogawa Ginji Band' and their debut concert at the famed PIT-INN in Roppongi, Tokyo was a tremendous, full-house success. To date, Ogawa Ginji continues to tour Japan with his band while appearing regularly in magazine and on TV. He sums up his approach to life this way, 'I'm a little too young to die but I know I'll never be old to play the guitar !' And, he also says, 'Shut up'n play yer guitar !'- Shop: odax
- Price: 20.41 EUR excl. shipping
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Private Diary 2003.6
Ginji Ogawa began playing the guitar at the age of 17. After extensive work as a session musician he formed his first band, Nezumi Kozoh. In July of 1976 he went on to form the band 'CROSSWIND' which developed a reptation for creating highly imaginatie, progressive music. 'CROSSWIND' began touring successfully and, after taking first prize in a major music competition, got the attention of Japans mass media. In 1978 the band made their major debut with their first album 'CROSSWIND'. This was quickly followed by 'CROSSWIND II' in 1979. It was around this time that Ginji also began to participate in a variety of other musical projects. Ginji performed with 'Zone', 'The Carmen Maki Band' and 'Quyz' but it was his meeting with the artists Kiyoshiro and Chabo the led to his becoming one of the most influential guitarists on the Japanese rock scene. The band the created, 'RC SUCCESSION', went on to become a truly pioneering force in the creation of pure Japanese rock'n roll. The next two years saw Ginji split his time between 'RC SUCCESSION' and 'CROSSWIND' but the workload became too much, leading him to quit 'RC SUCCESSION' to concentrate on his own band. In 1982 'CROSSWIND' released their third album, 'Soshite Yume No Kuni E'. Then they contributed 4 songs to the sound track of the successful feature film, 'Oretachi No Ikita Toki'. In 1984, 'CROSSWIND' broke up as the members went their separate ways to pursue independent projects. Ginji kept busy, playing with 'Yukawa Toben & Alphabets' and 'EASYS' with his friends Chabo & Toben. He followed this with the publication of a very well received 2-volume guitar instruction manual. Between 1985 and 1986 he divided the band he was working on into three separate entities. 'The Ogawa Ginji Band', 'the-Orchestra' and 'Ogawa Ginji & Inner-WIND'. At the same time he started recording a solo album. (Several songs of the seventeen he worked on for this project later appeared on the album, 'Private Pieces'.) 1991 saw Ginji reappear on the recording scene big time with the release of the albums 'Private Pieces1986-1987' and 'Inner-WIND'. This was quickly followed by the release of 'Inner-WIND II'. In 1993 the band 'Inner-WIND' broke up and Ginji spent the next two years touring as a solo act. The next big events in the Ogawa Ginji story took place in 1999. In May of that year Ginji returned to the stage for the first time in seven years. He played with the popular band 'Fragile' as a special guest guitarist. Two months later he was the lead guitarist in the band that backed Beat Takeshi, known around the world as the famed filmmaker, Takeshi Kitano, in a live concert held at the Gotanda Yuport in Tokyo. He also backed Takeshi in a concert at Nakano Sun Plaza, also in Tokyo, in December of the following year. Throughout this period he was constantly recording material at his private studio, eventually putting together a catalog of approximately 400 songs. Carefully editing this material, he created a twelve CD set and on May 23rd, 2001 he released all twelve at the same time under the title, 'MUSIC/Private Diary'. No other musician in the world had ever successfully released twelve CDs of new material at the same time. Ginji used this event as the impetus to establish his own record company, 'POWER RECORD'. This 12 CD release created quite a stir both at home and abroad, reaching as far as the offices of 'The Guinness Book of Records'. In response to an application for placement in the next edition, the editors replied that although they had never been approached with this kind of record before, they would give careful consideration to the creation of a new category to cover this recording industry first. On July 28th, 2001 Ginji started working with a new version of 'The Ogawa Ginji Band' and their debut concert at the famed PIT-INN in Roppongi, Tokyo was a tremendous, full-house success. To date, Ogawa Ginji continues to tour Japan with his band while appearing regularly in magazine and on TV. He sums up his approach to life this way, 'I'm a little too young to die but I know I'll never be old to play the guitar !' And, he also says, 'Shut up'n play yer guitar !'- Shop: odax
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Magic-a tribute to Ronnie James Dio
Magic - A Tribute To Ronnie James Dio kommt direkt aus dem Herzen der beteiligten Musiker. Es ist nicht nur ihr Privileg, es ist ihre Pflicht Ronnie zu huldigen, während sie seine Songs singen.DIOs Einflüsse auf den Heavy Metal sind tiefgründig und unbestreitbar. Auf nicht weniger als sechs der legendärsten und wichtigsten Hard Rock und Hevay Metal Album wirkte er mit. Ronnie James Dio verlor seinen Kampf gegen den Krebs am 16. Mai 2010. Dieses ist wohl einer der größten Verluste, den die Heavy Metal Gemeinde jemals erleiden musste. MANOWAR steuern mit Heaven And Hell den DIO Song schlechthin in einer kraftvollen Aufarbeitung bei. Jack Starr spielt den Klassiker Catch The Rainbow, die eigens rekrutierte Magic Circle All Star Band (Sammy Shmouklik Avigal, Joe Stump) interpretiert eindrucksvoll Long Live Rock'n Roll und DIO Cousin und ehemaliger Elf-Gitarrist David Rock Feinstein liefert mit dem von DIO beeinflussten Far Beyond einen eigenen Song. In Ehrung DIOs hat ferner der berühmte Fantasy Künstler Ken Kelly, der Mann hinter so vielen legendären Heavy Metal Covern wie auch einige von MANOWAR, das von ihm entworfene Original 'Rising' Cover für Magic verändert. TRACKS: 1. MANOWAR - Heaven And Hell 2. HOLYHELL - Holy Diver (Live In Norway) 3. METALFORCE - The Last In Line 4. MAGIC CIRCLE ALL STAR BAND - Long Live Rock'n Roll 5. AWAKEN - I Speed At Night 6. CROSSWIND - A Light In The Black 7. DEAN CASCIOUNE - Never More 8. FEINSTEIN - Far Beyond 9. HARLET - Straight Through The Heart 10. JACK STARR'S BURNING STARR - Catch The Rainbow 11. Videotrack- Shop: odax
- Price: 15.43 EUR excl. shipping
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