Login to EngCom

Home
Links
Humour
Motivational
Advertise on Engcom
Search Engcom

Others in this Category

Pirelli calendar rolls into Shanghai Firms plug into electric cars Redesigned petrol engine promises green gains Lexus seeks some emotion with new sports car Fuel Economy Debate Heats Up

Popular

A glass of wine can help find new mineral deposits Links Rio hints at iron ore price rise Gold set to scale record heights You Know That You're An Old Engineer

Article Categories

Engineering Drawingboard [Home]Business and FinancialChemical & ProcessCivil and StructuralCMMSDesign and CADElectrical & Process ControlEnvironmental and Life CycleHealth & SafetyManufacturing/ProductionMechanicalMining, Oil & GasMilitary and DefenceProcess ImprovementTransportWarehousing & Distribution

Syndicate



Save to del.ico.us Save This Page

Pirelli calendar rolls into Shanghai
Clipped to the Drawing Board by Dave Ellery
Community Rating: / 0
BoringInteresting 

 Some fascinating stuff on tire technology - somehow I don't think that anyone is particularly interested

 MILAN: Pirelli has chosen Shanghai as the setting for its 2008 calendar, with movie star Maggie Cheung among the women gracing its pages in acknowledgement of China's growing importance as an economic and cultural force.

Knowledge added so far
Add NewSearchRSS
bill (73) Senior board member | 2007-10-17 21:47:14
I can see that the majority of people will be looking for the technical specifications of the tires - What else would there be to interest the typical engineer?? - But on a more serious note - How do I get on the mailout list ??
Only registered users can write comments!
Why not register and tell the engineering community your opinions?
Thursday 18 October, 2007 12:04 AM
 
Next >
[ Back ]

Midweek Trivia

Get this weeks Midweek Trivia!!

[ Download Trivia ]

(16th October) 

and challenge your workmates.

Find out who knows the most useless knowledge. 

Polls

Al Gore receives Nobel Peace Price for his work on Climate Awareness
 
"Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." - Albert Einstein