The right remix could see the dramatic Beautiful Spain or the energetic disco of Sonic Boom fly into the singles chart, while the electro-trancery of Hummingbirds apparently induced frantic glow-stick waving when they played Ibiza last year - which goes to show that even clubbers aren't immune to Venus Hum's brand of magic.
But Aerion reckons that a far better approach is to abandon efforts to reduce the sonic boom and fly supersonic only over water.
Mr. Cunningham believes the boom in fly fishing is a result of two main factors: new stock market wealth in the 1990's and Robert Redford.
This is the fall-out from the country's economic boom: the fly-by-night industries that ignore safety and fleece their employees, the hordes of migrant workers who chase the crumbs.
Still, Democrats, including the governor, Ted Kulongoski, are betting that Oregon's economic troubles will motivate voters unhappy with President Bush and give Mr. Kerry a more comfortable margin of victory than they gave Mr. Gore in 2000, when Oregon's economy, heavily tied to the high-tech boom, was flying high.
From this point on, the Israeli air force enjoyed unrestricted freedom to drop bombs, to make sonic booms by flying low and breaking the sound barrier, and to terrorise the hapless inhabitants of this prison.
You think you're somewhat safe, then boom, he comes flying out of there and you've got nothing to protect you".
There is wide agreement that the Adams and Eves behind the current population boom did not fly here from Asia or Africa but escaped from British pet cages or were intentionally released by their owners.
It has been growing fast on the back of the low-cost flying boom and has applied for planning permission to expand passenger traffic by 40%, even before a second runway is built.
JOAO AGUIAR A Knack for Defying Odds Last year, while sailing off the coast of New Jersey, Joao Aguiar was knocked unconscious by the flying boom of his catamaran and fell into a coma.
