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Could those of us on the bottom side of the planet be producing another world class driver without noticing it? We are very good at that. Not many noticed the rise of Danny Ric until he was in Formula One, indeed the ABC continued to comment on his "debut" season while he was winning with Red Bull in 2014. Even though that was his fourth season as a Grand Prix driver. How many out there noticed Mark Webber until he hurled it into the trees at Le Mans? And then promptly forgot about him until that unlikely fifth on debut at Albert Park in the Minardi? How many of us in Oz have heard of Ken Kavanagh, Tony Gaze or Paul Hawkins who all made it to GP racing in the 50's and 60's or are aware that the likes of Vern Schuppan, Tim Schenken, Dave Walker and Larry Perkins were all Grand Prix drivers in the 70's?
Probably not many is the unfortunate answer. Very few except the hard core fans even knew that Alan Jones had won a Grand Prix before he swept the board with Williams in 79-80. Unlike some countries, take the Netherlands for example, where most of the population knew who Max Verstappen was when he was no more than a promising Formula 3 driver, Australians seem to ignore their up and coming racing drivers until they are winning at the very top of the sport. Usually they fail to get there, not through lack of talent, but lack of interest and only become known when they slip quietly back home to race V8s. Very sad.
Now we have another one who is having a good crack at making it on the world stage. Thomas Randle is showing the sort of early promise that might, just might, take him all the way if he gets the right breaks. The 2014 Australian Formula Ford Champion and runner-up in the 2015 Formula 4 championship ventured to Europe last year to try to live the dream. In his debut in the highly competitive British Formula 3 championship he was on the podium seven times, took pole once and scored wins at Rockingham, and more impressively, Spa Francorchamps and ended a very creditable fourth in the championship. At years end he made a couple of appearances in the Formula V8 3.5 series, a similar class to GP2 and the one that Ricciardo used to make his final jump into F1.
Already this year he has emerged victorious in the New Zealand Toyota Racing Series. This again probably doesn't mean much to many Australians but to most of the emerging talent around the world, this series is VERY important. There were drivers from twelve different nations contesting the series including Pedro Piquet, Richard Verschoor, Jehan Daruvala, Enaam Ahmed, Ferdinand Habsburg and Brendon Leitch. All of these were junior category winners in Europe in 2016 so for Randle to win the title is no mean feat. He seems to also have a fairly pragmatic head on his young shoulders. The goss is that he is looking at heading to sports cars with an LMP3 programme in the European Le Mans series as a cheaper way of enhancing his reputation than spending what he doesn't have on a GP3 or European Formula 3 drive which now require many hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Lets hope that he gets a bit of home support and makes it all the way. It would be sad again to have a talent that just doesn't quite get there through lack of support. Think of those that could have been racing in Formula One in just the last decade or so. Will Power, Will Davison, Ryan Briscoe and James Courtney all tested for Grand Prix teams and all had the talent to compete at that level. But for………..
Sam Snape
The final long standing non secret was confirmed this morning with the announcements by Sauber, Mercedes and Williams of their driver line-ups for 2017. Pascal Wehrlein was first confirmed as replacing Felipe Nasr at Sauber, followed quickly by the not so shocking news that Valtteri Bottas was moving from Williams to Mercedes and then that, as no-one didn't suspect, Felipe Massa was not retiring after all and would be staying on at Williams alongside the rookie Lance Stroll. So that, it seems, is that for 2017 driver line-ups. Except that it may be that Manor has received a last second purchase offer which if it is accepted by Friday will save the team and there will still be two seats up for grabs. Maybe…
These announcements are good news for the three drivers concerned but perhaps not so for Felipe Nasr who has had some pretty impressive moments over the last two seasons at Sauber. But unless he can get one of the possible Manor drives he will be out on his ear come Melbourne in March. His debut drive to fifth at Albert Park in 2015 was sublime and in the first half of that year he was well on top of his team-mate Marcus Ericsson in both points and qualifying. Since then however, his dominance has declined. In the end Ericsson started ahead on the grid by a margin of 21-19 although Nasr still won the points battle 29-9. In an ideal world Nasr would deserve his seat in 2017 but in the harsh reality, where in the lower echelon teams money counts for as much as talent, if you cannot utterly destroy your team-mate and he brings in more of that filthy lucre, I still think that term sounds like the name of an Italian team manager… you're going to lose out. And when Felipe's Brazilian banking backers pulled the plug, his chances went down the gurgler.
For Wehrlein it is a step up to a potentially more competitive car, especially if Manor don't survive, and the chance to impress more off the track than on. No-one doubts his speed, his points scoring drive in Austria and the fact that he dragged the Manor into the second qualifying session way more than it deserved are testament to that. He does though, have a reputation for being a touch difficult. Having to be told, in no uncertain terms, to switch off his engine SIX times in Austin after beaching the Manor in the kitty litter shows a certain lack of maturity. If not a little stupidity. There are reports that while in the Mercedes DTM squad he managed to alienate every other driver and many of the other team staff through his self centred attitude. It was more this than any performance issue that saw, not just Mercedes decide not to promote him to replace Rosberg, but Force India to chose his Manor team-mate Esteban Ocon over him for 2017. Hopefully as his youth fades into the distance so will this immaturity and he can grow into the sort of top line driver that Mercedes will not overlook for their F1 squad, because he is quick enough to be very good indeed.
Valtteri Bottas now has a chance to really show just how good he is. All reports from those that have worked with him say that he is without question, champion material. Beating Hamilton in the same car, even if that doesn't bring a title, will prove them correct. And I really hope he can prove it. From the outside though it is tough to judge. Is generally being on top of an aging Felipe Massa really proof positive that he is the real deal? Would he have had the same level of performance advantage over one of the other upper midfield drivers such as Perez or Hulkenberg. How would he have performed against an Alonso, Ricciardo, Verstappen or Sainz? Maybe the drivers flattered the Williams and Massa was driving at the level he was back in 08 when he so nearly won the title and Bottas is better than that. But equally, the Williams may have been a better car than it's drivers showed. Hard to tell. I guess by the time we get to November we will have our answer, and I hope that Valtteri is as good as his supporters claim. It will not only be good for Valtteri, but for us, the fans as well.
As for Felipe, well he never wanted to retire anyway. He just wasn't going to get re-hired at Williams and had no better prospects in F1 so was going to go race elsewhere. Now both Williams, and their sponsors Martini need him back. Williams because they need an experienced driver to help Stroll learn the ropes and maintain consistency of feedback with all the regulation changes. Martini need him because as an alcohol company they do not want two very young drivers as the faces of their brand. Stroll is too young to drink in many countries so that would not be a good look. So as Martini need Felipe, so do Williams as they need to keep the Martini cash flowing. It's not just with the bottom dwellers that money talks. And if Felipe is driving as well as ever, why would you not keep him?
Lets hope that Manor do get saved from liquidation, they all have a stella season and we get some great racing along the way.
Sam Snape
17-01 2017
Just moments prior to accepting his trophy for becoming the 2016 World Formula One drivers Champion Nico Rosberg announced that, having achieved his life long dream, he no longer had the necessary emotional reserves to continue in Formula One and strive for another title. Put simply, the last few seasons battling with Lewis Hamilton had drained him. He was tired and, like Jenson Button, after 25 years of chasing his dream he needed a break from the permanent travel and stress that goes with being a Grand Prix driver these days. You could plainly see after the race in Abu Dhabi just how much pressure he had been under and what a relief it was to have triumphed. His description of the race, "it was horrible", was probably a very telling comment in hindsight.
As was his reply to a pit lane commentator who asked him if he would use the number 1 on his car next year. "We will see." I have a sneaking suspicion that he already knew that he did not want to go through this again next year but wanted to let his team know before he made his decision public. To the very end his commitment to his team over all else is what made him so admired within the Mercedes squad. Some could suggest that Lewis should learn from his example. I hope that the decision was not made in haste and that in six months or a years time he will be wanting to return. It is wise to know when you can no longer give as much as you have done previously. If Rosberg had continued with this mindset he would have done neither himself nor his team justice. So Nico leaves us at the peak of his powers with his reputation as one of the best drivers of his day intact.
As a result of course, that horrid ripping noise you hear is the sound of Grand Prix drivers and their managers all over the world trying to figure out if they can tear up their existing contracts and fill the vacant Mercedes drive. Mobile phone companies are making record profits as Toto Wolff's phone reaches melting point. Toto himself joked (almost) that the only two drivers who had not contacted him were Kvyat and Raikkonen, and that was only because they didn't have his number. So who is likely? Well Pascal Wehrlein as a Mercedes Junior driver is the most obvious candidate.
You can almost imagine his emotions over the last month or so. Beginning with bewilderment and dejection at being overlooked by Force India in favour of his team-mate, Esteban Ocon, despite his outstanding performances at Manor this year. His options for next year were looking just a bit bleak with just the possibility of going to Sauber or staying at Manor the only ones left on the table. Another year at Manor was the likely outcome but that would leave him where? About where he is now with not many vacancies up the food chain except at a couple of the very top seats which he would be unlikely to get as they all have their own in house junior talent to draw from. And now the excitement of the very possible prospect of jumping into the departing World Champions seat and battling for race wins. If he gets it he will need to grab the opportunity by the throat to retain the seat beyond 2017. If he gets slaughtered by Hamilton he will not get a second chance as many of the top drivers contracts expire at the end of next year opening up some intriguing possibilities.
Some could be very exciting and possibly work out well. Some could be exciting, but as toxic as the Prost/Senna partnership (for want of a better word). Ricciardo and Hamilton could work. Daniel is as non-political as they come but is blindingly fast. Without having to pull any back-room stunts his speed, dedication and personality would surely draw many of the team to his side and he would be a major threat to Hamilton's hopes of future championships. I'm not quite so sure about the other two top line drivers working out though. Alonso/Hamilton 1 was about as harmonious as Prost/Senna and although Alonso has mellowed a touch since then it could be very interesting. The Mercedes management had a hard time sorting out the tiff's between Hamilton and Rosberg but a determined Alonso could take things to an entirely new level. I don't think Vettel would be much easier. Two more self-centered, self believing, determined individuals than Hamilton and Vettel you are unlikely to meet. Both have been seen to openly ignore team orders in the past if it was in their own interests, even at the detriment of the teams. Not sure Toto and Niki would like that much, but it could be bloody entertaining for the rest of us.
Sam Snape
5-12 2016
Over the last six weeks Nico Rosberg could smell it. He could taste it. He could see it. He could almost reach out and touch it. Now, at last, he is it. The 2016 World Formula One Drivers Champion. Nice title, huh? And a very, VERY worthy world champion he is. And of all the previous world champions Nico joins a very exclusive club. Just he and Damon Hill are world champion sons of world champions. Nico's dad, Keke took the crown in 1982, while Damon's old man, Graham topped the world in 1962 and 68.
There has been an appalling amount of bollocks from some of the mostly British fans who are insistent that Lewis should have been the champ but for his unreliability. What utter tosh. These are obviously the same folk that loved "our Nige". Apart from anything else consider this. If it hadn't been for an errant Hamilton in Spain Nico probably would have won there. If it hadn't been for a dodgy gearbox in Austria Nico probably would have won there. So if you balance those out against Lewis's engine in Malaysia the win tally could have stood at 11-10 in Nico's favour. Yes there were other issues as well but it is MOTOR sport. Cars brake down. They have since time began, well the 1880's anyway. It's not even as if Nico is the first guy to win a title while scoring fewer victories than his main rivals.
How's this for a list. Mike Hawthorn in 1958 – 1 win to Moss' 3. No-one, not even Moss said Hawthorn was an undeserving champion. In fact Moss even went as far as to support Hawthorn when it looked possible that Mike would be disqualified from the final race which would have given the title to Moss. What fool ever said "show me a good loser and I'll show you a loser". I doubt that anyone has ever thought of Stirling Moss as a loser. Does anyone think that John Surtees should not have been champion because Clark scored one more victory than he did in 1964? Or that Denny Hulme wasn't a worthy winner in 1967? Lauda scored less wins twice, 1977 (3-4 to Andretti) and 1984 (5-7 to Prost). Is it any coincidence that Niki is now one of Nico's team managers? Not a bad guy to learn how to win a title from, And of course there was Nico's dad in 1982 who only took one win that year. And Prost in 1986, who scored less wins than both Mansell and Piquet and again against Senna in 1989. Or of course Piquet who won less than Mansell in 1987. All of them, Nico included, did what was required to win the World Drivers Championship. They mixed raw speed with mechanical sympathy, ran hard when they needed to and conservatively when not and were the ones who were the most consistent drivers of their day. That is why they were world champions. That is why Nico is a world champion. He did EXACTLY what he needed to do to be a world champion while being in the same team as the guy who is considered possibly the fastest driver on the grid. Again, that's precisely what Lauda and Prost did, and they are both considered two of the true greats of the sport. No-one devalues their championships.
So well done Nico, a very worthy world champion.
A fond farewell was bade to two of the nicest guys to grace the grid this century. Jenson Button arrived as a spotty twenty year old in 2000 and despite immense talent it took him over 100 Grand Prix's to score his first of 15 victories in the 2006 Hungarian GP. As BAR morphed into Honda things went from bad to worse and it appeared, when Honda pulled the plug at the end of 2008, that his career may have been on the rocks. It is astonishing then that out of Honda's ashes rose the Brawn GP Team which lasted just a single, championship winning, season. As reigning champion Jenson joined McLaren in 2010 alongside Hamilton, a move many questioned, but proved ultimately to firmly establish Button as one of the best of his era. So after 17 years and 305 races it is understandable that Button has grown tired of the life and decided to become an almost regular person and long may he enjoy it.
Felipe Massa arrived in 2002 with a slightly erratic reputation and after a single season with Sauber, was dropped from their race squad to become a Ferrari tester. With support from Ferrari Felipe was back in the Sauber squad for the next two years and proved that he had become a much more reliable racing driver. So reliable in fact that in 2006 he was signed up to race for Ferrari where he often outshone Michael Schumacher in their year together. He stayed at Ferrari for eight long years and for 26 seconds was the 2008 World Champion. That was how far from the finish line Hamilton overtook Timo Glock to score enough points to deprive Felipe of the title. In 2009 Massa was again outshining team-mate Raikkonen until he was struck by an errant suspension spring from Barrichello's Brawn causing a severe head injury. It said much for his courage that when he returned in Bahrain at the beginning of 2010 he qualified his Ferrari on the front row and finished second behind new team-mate Fernando Alonso. Gradually both his and Ferrari's form faded until he departed to join Williams in 2014. Being away from Ferrari politics re-invigorated Felipe and he enjoyed three fairly fruitful seasons with the equally resurgent English team although another victory would continue to elude him, his final victory being that almost wonderful day at Interlagos in 2008. It is a testament to his qualities, not only as a driver, but as a thoroughly decent human being that after his accident in Brazil two weeks ago that three teams – including Mercedes for whom he had never driven – gave him a standing ovation and guard of honour as he walked back to the Williams pit garage and his family. Not even Charlie Whiting was going to clear the pit lane during that wonderfully emotional moment.
Happy retirement guys.
And now looking forward, there is just 119 days until racing commences at Albert park with bigger, wider, faster cars and some new talent. Although I'm yet to be convinced that the new cars will promote better racing. Hopefully though, it will bring some other teams up to really challenge Mercedes.
For full results go to http://www.mmmsport.com.au/index.php/the-database/formula-1-races/2010-2019/2016-formula-1
Sam Snape
It may have been a line from one of my favourite films but surely Nico Rosberg must be able, if not to taste it, but be able to detect the faint aroma of a world championship after his dominant performance at Suzuka on Sunday. Nico topped all three practice sessions, the second and third qualifying sessions and led all but five laps of the race to push his championship lead out to 33 points. The only session he did not top was first qualifying where he still came in third on the harder and slower "medium" tyres, saving his softs for later use. With just four rounds to go, even if he came home second behind Hamilton in every race he would win the title. Hamilton needs Rosberg to have a terrible weekend somewhere to bring his championship hopes back from the brink.
But the luck you need to become a champion just keeps going Nico's way and the terrible weekends just seem to keep falling on Hamilton's shoulders. OK Lewis was out-performed by Nico at Suzuka but it was still another bit of bad luck that required him to battle back from an early eighth place instead of chasing Nico hard in second and possibly forcing an error. For whatever reason after overnight rain, the track on the inside line of the main straight did not dry completely by race time and all the front runners on that side of the grid slithered away from the line dropping placings like hot dog turds in the summer. Hamilton and Ricciardo copped it worst while really only Vettel made a reasonable start from that side of the grid. And that set the tone of the race.
So long as Nico kept going there was no real chance that Mad Max was going to catch him and Max's fight early in the race was more about keeping Vettel behind than eyeing off Rosberg. Ricciardo was blighted by an engine issue that left him struggling to hit top pace after exiting tight turns; ie the hairpin and spoon bend so he was always looking behind him while Lewis fought back to fourth by lap 15 after the first round of pit stops. From there he was just whittling down the gap to the V twins. Ferrari were intending to send Vettel out on softs for the final stint hoping not only that he would be the faster of the trio but that they would last as much as 18 laps. They didn't. And so although Seb led for five laps he lost out to the undercut as Hamilton pitted earlier and he eventually dropped about 15 seconds by the end as Hamilton closed on Verstappen.
With not long to go the Silver Sling was with the Red Rag and Max was defending second doggedly. The traction of the Red Bull onto the start finish straight was so good that even with DRS Lewis was not able to be in a position to attempt a pass into turn one and the Red Bull had been mega through the twists and turns of sector one all weekend. For lap after lap, by the time Lewis was able to get back into an attacking position the pair would be entering the final chicane and upon exit, Max would apply that traction and the dance would start all over again. It was all clean and hard and fair. Until the second last lap that is. Lewis got a better run out of the Spoon bend and was tucked up Max's tushy through 130R. As Max took the normal line to enter the chicane Hamilton went for the gap on the inside. As Max has unfortunately done too often he then swerved in the braking zone to block Hamilton who had to stand on the brakes and jink to his left to avoid a collision, and went skittering down the escape road. So Max finished second – in very dubious circumstances, and Lewis third.
Every so often I have had a go at Hamilton for not being the best of sports when he hasn't won, but for once I am going to have to whinge that he has been too good a sport. Poor bastard can't win sometimes. Mercedes immediately, and I believe quite rightly, appealed Verstappen's driving and the stewards were going to hear the appeal before the next race in Austin. And Max's defensive driving needs to be brought into line before someone gets hurt so a hearing before the stewards where he may have been given a penalty would have been a good thing for the long term. Unfortunately this will not now take place because Lewis did what I have wanted him to do for so long and took his defeat in good grace and asked Mercedes to drop the appeal saying, "this is not what we do". Timing, as they say, is everything.
In other news, don't be surprised to hear by the end of the week that one of Force India's drivers will be off to Renault next year. But not Perez. A little birdie tells me that Hulkenberg has agreed terms and just needs to negotiate his exit from Force India which should not be too much of a problem. That is probably why Magnussen has been left dangling for the last few weeks. My gut feeling is that if Renault is going to keep either of their existing drivers it is more likely to be Palmer or try to get Esteban Ocon. Ocon however, being contracted to Mercedes, is now more likely to head to Force India than Renault. Mind you, Williams are twiddling their thumbs somewhat in exercising their option over Bottas who apparently is also in talks with Renault just in case. Who said the silly season was over?
One concrete piece of news is that as of season end, Mark Webber will be hanging up his helmet as a professional racing driver. A bit sad for all of Mark's legion of fans as he seems to have really started to click as a sports car driver but hey, he is going out on while still at the top of his game and with at least one World Championship to his name. Thanks for the memories Mark, pity about Le Mans.
Sam Snape
For full results go to; http://www.mmmsport.com.au/index.php/the-database/formula-1-races/2010-2019/2016-formula-1?limit=20&limitstart=20


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Thursday, 1 November 2018
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Hi Everyone, I'm new to the forum.
I've been having symptoms for the best part of two years, it initially started off as memory loss, fatigue, numbness and tingling in hands/feet and legs and then I began to develop more and more symptoms. Initially I was told it was all due to a Vitamin B12 deficiency but after having an initial loading dose of B12 and top up injections regularly I didn't feel any better.
Along with the symptoms I already had I started to develop horrendous pains in my abdomen and ended up in hospital and at the Dr's office several times before anybody took me seriously. I was referred for an internal scan but nothing was found. It was suspected at the time that I had a cyst on my ovaries that had ruptured but I wasn't convinced.
Fast forward a few months of recurring UTI's, constant cold's/flu symptoms, general feeling of being unwell , chest pain, swelling of fingers/knees and severe joint and muscle pains I finally decided enough was enough, I felt so run down like I just could no longer cope with the pain and tiredness, I went to my GP who by that point was sick of the sight of me and gave her a list of every symptom I was having or had and a list of my full family history. Finally she agreed to do some testing.
It took around 2 months before I heard anything back from my Dr, I had by this point assumed that everything had come back normal but that wasn't the case. I had abnormal results with significantly elevated Anti B2 GP1 and IGg. I was told to wait 3 months and then re-test my bloods. which I did.
Again, the Dr's took ages to get the results and I had to phone them consistently to see if they had been checked by anybody. At this point I made an appointment with the GP who told me that my results had came back positive again and that my Antiphosoholipid antibodies were more than 10X what they should be.
I saw two GPs who both told me that there were 99% sure I had SLE and I was referred to Rhuematology.
I had to wait almost 3 months for the appointment and it finally came around yesterday. My Rhuemy discussed my family and medical history at length and suggested that she thinks that at the moment I have Undifferentiated Connective Tissue Disease with Antiphospholipid Antibodies. She then preformed a physical exam and found that I have Carotid Bruits, she has referred me for Lung,Heart,Neck and Liver Scans, Chest X-Ray, MRI, CT scan and a kidney biopsy but I'm not totally clear on why all of these tests are needed and what she might be looking for?
I'm 19 years old and this is all very overwhelming at the moment, I don't feel like I really understand whats going on and I'm a bit confused about it, I'd really appreciate any advice anyone could give to me.
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Isaac Oguntoye
The Aare Ona Kakanfo of Yoruba land, Dr Gani Adams has lauded the initiators of
the First Southwest Stakeholders Education and Economic development Summit
held in Abeokuta, just as he campaigns that the summit be rotated
around other southwest states for hosting.
The summit was held at the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library Hall ,
Abeokuta, with Dr Christopher Kolade as the chairman.
Fielding questions from newsmen at the event,Adams while thanking the
Southwest Patriots Movement (SPM), the Awolowo Foundation and other
corroborative groups for the initiative , registered his support for the
position of speakers at the event that meaningful development could be
recorded in the southwest's educational and economic sectors only if it is
able to secure regional autonomy.
Advocating for the summit to be taken round the southwest states, to
sensitise the people in the region on the benefits of the region's autonomy
and what would be it's effect on the development of the lives of the
people, Gani said the revelations of Chief Afe Babalola and Dr Tokunboh
Awolowo Dosumu on the progress recorded under Chief Obafemi Awolowo as the
Premier of Western Region are enough reasons for the Southwest to seek a
reversal to the good and more rewarding era of regionalism.
According to him,there is no doubt that the Southwest needs cohesion to
enable it develop educationally and economically.
He said there is also an urgent need to put in place , arrangements that
will also make the region blossom in other sectors beyond the one in focus
at the summit.
Insisting on the importance of the unity of the southwest to enable
cohesion, Adams said the education and economic development of the
southwest depends more on the unity of its people.
" We must come together first as a people, the region must come first, and
we must have unity of purpose beyond politics, an economic base that we can
all be proud of, regardless of our differences"
He said whatever development envisaged in the area of Education and
economy is dependent on the policies of the federal government, adding that
the current economic crisis confronting many governments in the country is
creating severe conflicts in the educational sector of many states.
This , he said is a great challenge and the more reason "we must get the
economy right so that the education sector can be what it should be.
Chief Obafemi Awolowo he said ,continues to be relevant in the country today
because of his achievements in the area of education among others, when
he was the Premier western Region.
"Apparently, he was able to record those achievements because the
government could use its policies as a region to control the economy to
accommodate its educational budget.
"This is why it is important we run a regional government. I continue to
wonder how possible it will be for the Southwest to drive the kind of
education that suits it when it doesn't have control of the economic
policies the nation operates on.
"Our inability to get the southwest to get its own region under a
restructured Nigeria will mean that we will continue to groan under the
current system and tag along with the pace the federal system can afford
for our economic and educational development."
Speaking further, he said "because of the premium we place on education in
the southwest, i don't see for instance, a wholly Southwest region
government , cutting budget on education because of economic downturn".
This he concluded, is one of the reasons he believes, the economic and
education development in the Southwest has a lot to do with it running its
own budget and policies under a regional government.


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We present findings on micro- and mesoporous polymers designed to separate CO2 from gas mixtures with either physisorption or chemisorption. Separation of CO2 is important in Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) as well as in biogas or natural gas upgrading. Possibilities to tune the microporosity and mesoporosity with chemical methods and means to modify them with aliphatic amines will be highlighted. Such aliphatic amines are shown to act as chemisorbents with high heats of adsorption of CO2 (Qst) and are relevant to capturing CO2 from streams with low concentrations of CO2. Physisorbents, with their comparably low Qst, are more relevant to CO2 separation when the gas mixture has a high concentration of CO2. Open questions concerning the price of the polymers and potential advantages as compared with other types of adsorbents, or membranes, will be discussed.
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Tonight was the fullest table we've ever had, with Clovis, Tsafnur, Andrew, Enkirash, Talisa, and Rook all here as we finally get Genesa home after all these months.
On their way through the woods to Orintheldir Manor, the party encountered many of their missing companions, who had joined up with the local elves and each brought news of the new "town" and the goings-on around it. Enkirash had been travelling with Kaos, an elf veteran, and they were bringing news that the town was harbouring not only human soldiers, but orcs as well, that the orcs had dismantled an entire town elsewhere and moved the buildings here. They were on their way to the farm that our players just left to warn the farmer and help raise a militia (which he is already doing, conveniently enough). Enkirash joins them to help return Genesa home and Kaos goes on to the farm to spread the news.
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They reach the edge of the forest and the beginning of the manor grounds and almost immediately notice that the area is strangely quiet. No gardeners or other servants are visible at work, even the birds are silent. Enkirash turns Rook invisible to scout out the manor. On her way to the door she finds three traps, all disabled already. She picks the lock on the front door and slips into the hallway. All the curtains are drawn and no lights are lit, so coming in from the brightness of the day outside it feels quite dark. The hallway goes back towards the kitchen and also has stairs to the upper floor. To the right is the parlour and to the left is the drawing room. She can see someone standing quietly in the gloom of the drawing room and gets closer. It is the butler, quite dead, yet still standing at his post near the door to the kitchen, pantry, and scullery. She goes over to the empty parlour and through to the dining room, where two maids are seated at the dining room table, also both dead. She hears footsteps on the stairs and returns to the hallway only to see Genesa's uncle (who Rook killed last time she saw him) coming down the stairs. He still had the arrow wound that killed him, and wasn't breathing except to bark out a sharp command. The butler and maids began shuffling towards the hallway. Rook belatedly realized they were all zombies and didn't want to be surrounded by them, or give herself away by going out the front door, which they could all see from the hall, so she headed further down the hallway to the kitchen. There were two zombie cooks who she passed by, heading down some stairs, finding a back door. The whole house smelled of death, but the smell from further down the stairs in the basement was almost overpowering and Rook was glad to be out of the house, back into the fresh air and sunshine.
After she reported back and following some discussion, they decided to lure the zombies out into the open rather than trying to take them on inside the house. They were tempted to just leave and deal with the orcs, but as long as there was a chance Genesa's father might still be alive they wanted to try to find him. As they approached the front of the house, the door opened and five zombies emerged: the butler, armed with a poker from the fireplace, the maids (one with a hefty candlestick and one carrying a sturdy chair) and the two cooks, both with meat cleavers. They fanned out, all muttering helpful words ("welcome home, miss", "can I take your coat, sir?", "cup of tea, madam?") and the party took them out without too much effort, although Rook got hit by a chair and while Andrew finally steeled himself to fight this evil and killed a zombie with his mace, he got pretty icked out by getting zombie brains all over himself. They heard heavy footsteps coming from the house and the entire doorway was blocked by something too large to fit through it. Tsafnur and Clovis headed for it, Talisa climbed a tree for a better shot, and the others readied themselves. The doorframe and the wall around it gave way and out came a creature with the body of a small t-rex, but with six human torsos sewn onto it. The human bits were also former servants of the manor and also murmurred helpful words as the thing attacked. It was thick-skinned and resisted many of their attacks, but Clovis got a good whack at it's body and Tsafnur slipped between its legs to stab his rapier deep into its tail, sawing and hacking the tail nearly off. Unbalanced, the dying dead thing fell over. Unfortunately, Clovis didn't get out of the way in time, so it landed on her, pinning her down as the human parts of it squirmed and kicked, releasing the stitches that held them, and pulling their legs free from the t-rex body, kept up the attack. Andrew smashed another zombie skull, and the others all kept up the fight, even Clovis managed to disembowel one (which was unfortunately above her) from where she lay still pinned under the remains of the beast. While they were all engaged with this monstrosity they heard hoofbeats as Genesa's uncle took a horse and disappeared into the woods.
After they defeat all the zombies, they venture into the dark, still house, opening curtains along the way. In the kitchen Andrew (and to a lesser extent Clovis) wash up, then many of them venture into the stinking cellar. What was merely an extensive wine cellar and armory is now a charnel house, with dismembered corpses and body parts in piles. The smell is horrific. In the centre of it all, on a low rack of wine, is a silver platter with a domed lid. Under the dome they find a head, almost certainly belonging to Genesa's father. Counting the body parts, they estimate that the rest of the house staff are accounted for here. Genesa gives them permission to take any weapons and armour they like, and Tsafnur helps himself to three bottles of the wine (in his pack).
Genesa does not want to stay in the house, she will need to raise a new staff, have the door repaired, and have it thoroughly cleaned, with proper funerals for all of the dead, so they decide to all travel to the encampment to the north. She goes upstairs with only Andrew and brings out a considerable number of jewels to reward the heroes who saved her and who liberated her house. Each of them received 800 coins worth of gems (with an extra hundred to Rook who was out that much from "buying" her in the slave auction.) Genesa herself suits up in armour and straps on a sword before they leave, arriving at the elf military camp just as night falls. They share the meat of the Pig of Prosperity with the militia forming there and camp for the night.
It was good to have (most of) the party back together, but are they ready to take on caverns filled with a thousand orc? We'll find out next time! Rook, Andrew, and Enkirash levelled up!
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Cities have a choice to be governed under the mayor-council form of government, which also includes the city commission form of government as a variant, or a council manager form of government.
In Michigan, villages function much like cities, but differ in that villages are not completely administratively autonomous of the township(s) in which they are located, reducing their home rule powers. Village government are required to share some of the responsibilities to their residents with the township. As of 2007, there are 259 villages in Michigan, of which 48 are designated home rule villages, and 211 designated as general law villages.[3] However, under the Michigan Constitution of 1963, any village has the authority to modify its charter, whether granted as a home rule charter or enacted as a general law charter.[4]
In Michigan, a township is a statutory unit of local government, meaning that they have only those powers expressly provided or fairly implied by state law. They are the most basic form of local government in Michigan. There are two types of townships in Michigan: general law and charter, and they total 1,242 in number.[5]
General law townshipEdit
General law townships, called civil townships in most other states, form the largest portion of townships in Michigan. These local government units offer the most basic of services, and generally follow the boundary lines of survey townships. In sparsely populated areas of Northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula, a township may consist of several survey townships and cover hundreds of square miles.
Charter townshipEdit
Charter township are, unlike general law townships, an incorporated municipality and this status was created by act of the state legislature in 1947, and grants additional powers and streamlined administration of townships. Charter townships that meet certain criteria are also provided greater protection against annexation by a city or village. Townships must meet have at least 2,000 residents before they can seek charter status. If the charter status is approved by the township voters, the township may levy up to 5 mills without voter approval. If the charter status is approved by the township board alone, the township board may not levy any additional millage without voter approval. As of April 2001, there were 127 charter townships in Michigan.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Michigan's System of Local Government, Michigan Manual 2005-2006, Chapter VIII, Introduction, pp. 715-718. Accessed 2007-05-15.
- ↑ "Macomb races to finish executive report" by Chad Selweski, The Macomb Daily Online Edition, Published December 5, 2006. Accessed 2007-05-15.
- ↑ Michigan Municipal League
- ↑ Michigan Constitution of 1963, Article VII, § 22, Effective Jan. 1, 1964. Accessed 2007-05-15.
- ↑ Michigan Townships.org Accessed 2007-05-15


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(This is the cover of mine, except I lost the cover. Sad.)
Summer is meant for lazy reading either of the escapist trash variety or a re-read. This time I'm doing a little latter.
Now '1984' is my favorite book and with its future dystopian society, Aldous Huxley's 'Brave New World' always gets compared to Orwell's masterpiece. Which is unfortunate.
A: the books are nothing alike.
B: 'BNW' has its own merits, which upon reading as an angsty teen, I wouldn't examine without a "well it's no 1984". Now I can appreciate its own brand of future dystopia.
And never has been the mollifying a whole generation been more relevant as we're in the age of coddling. Mr Huxley must have been looking into his crystal ball at the self esteem and everyone gets an award entitled generation that breaks down at any tiny inconvenience. Perhaps we're all on Soma Holiday right now?


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England's Lucy Bronze and Ellen White have made the shortlist for the 2019 Women's Ballon d'Or.
Manchester City forward White and Lyon defender Bronze played key parts in the Lionesses reaching the World Cup semi-finals in July.
A number of players chosen starred at this year's Women's World Cup.
United States co-captains Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe who both scored six goals during the tournament, make the list.
Brazil legend Marta, Dutch goalkeeper Sari van Veenendaal and France defender Wendie Renard have also been shortlisted.
Lyon and Norway striker Ada Hegerberg, who was the inaugural Women's Ballon d'Or winner in 2018 but chose not to attend the World Cup this summer, is also among the nominees.
Last year's ceremony was widely criticised on social media after co-host Martin Solveig, a French DJ, asked Hegerberg during the presentation: "Do you know how to twerk?"
Solveig later apologised, and Hegerberg played down suggestions it had marred her win.
Bronze was named in the women's team of the year at the Best Fifa Football Awards in Milan last month and was the only English player to make the line-up.
The 27-year-old right-back lost out on the individual women's player award to two-time World Cup winner Rapinoe.
Rapinoe, 34, won both the Golden Boot for top scorer and Golden Ball for best player of the tournament in France after helping the United States win the competition.
Bronze's England team-mate White made the switch to Manchester City from Birmingham City in May having been the WSL's top scorer in 2017-18.
The Women's Ballon d'Or winner will be named in Paris on 2 December.
List of nominees revealed
Lucy Bronze (Lyon)
Ellen White (Manchester City)
Sam Kerr (Chicago Red Stars)
Nilla Fischer (VfL Wolfsburg)
Amandine Henry (Lyon)
Alex Morgan (Orlando Pride)
Vivianne Miedema (Arsenal)
Dzenifer Marozsan (Lyon)
Pernille Harder (VfL Wolfsburg)
Sarah Bouhaddi (Lyon)
Marta (Orlando Pride)
Ada Hegerberg (Lyon)
Kosovare Asllani (CD Tacon)
Sofia Jakobsson (CD Tacon)
Tobin Heath (Portland Thorns)
Megan Rapinoe (Reign FC)
Lieke Martens (Barcelona)
Sari van Veenendaal (Atletico Madrid)
Wendie Renard (Lyon)
Rose Lavelle (Washington Spirit)
- Banyana Banyana Skipper Janine Van Wyk Signs for Glasgow City - July 14, 2020
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Sociocracy provides for action on a matter by chunking decision-making into pieces that are good enough and safe enough for the team to get on with doing.
This means rogress can happen even though more information may be required for the broader picture around a topic. This avoids being 'paralysed' in long decision-making scenarios and/or delays in gaining clarity on the broader topic.
Time frames are one critical aspect in determining whether decisions are good enough and safe enough for movement forward. Specifically naming the term/timeframe for a decision means it's results will be reviewed at an appropriate time; when the decision will be tweaked and refined where possible, or another path taken if necessary. In this way, the outcomes and consequences of a decision are safely handled while getting work done.
For example, the decision to provide pizza at weekly team meetings might be good enough and safe enough for a one month period. Some people might not be sure if they can live with eating pizza every week for a longer period. If the decision had a timeframe of 6 months, it might not be good enough or safe enough to try. It might not be everyone's favourite food, but they're prepared to try it for a month, and then check-in collectively to see whether it will continue or be changed.
Using 'felt sense' of what is good enough for now and safe enough to try is also important. Felt sense relates to what's happening in one's body while considering a decision. What is your body feeling? Is it tight and constrained with a longer timeframe? Is it lighter and more open for a shorter term? Using this feedback loop allows a team to figure out what works for now and get on with it.
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Shifters are one of the major races of Nora. Known to themselves as the aniyuhwuyu, there are six major divisions based on dialect and subculture:
- Asoyuh-Aisuh (Cliffwalk Tribe)
- Ganatlai-Ganega (Beasthide Tribe)
- Gayadahi-Galunusti (Wildhunt Tribe)
- Gu'hita-Aisuh (Longstride Tribe)
- Gu'hita-Ganuhdoguh (Longtooth Tribe)
- Udotluhsu'i-Hayelasdi (Razorclaw Tribe)
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Suda Atsiluh
The Suda Atsiluh, meaning "Six Fires", is the central council of shifters. An atsuhs'tati from each tribe would assemble each summer to hold council, renew kinships, decide tribal matters, and participate in the Sun Dance. New atsuhs'tati would be chosen during this time, if needed. Being one of the atsuhs'tati was considered the highest honor for a shifter; however, the annual gathering meant the majority of tribal administration was cared for by the usual tribal chiefs of each tribe.
Inner Tribal Organization
Tribal chiefs were chosen based upon noble birth and demonstrations of honor, glory and wisdom.
There are two types of inner-tribal societies: Ayastigi, made up of younger men, and Ganuhnawa-Tidineya, for elders, shaman and leaders. The Ayastigi existed to train warriors, hunters, and to police the community. The Ganuhnawa-Tidineya regulated peace ceremonies, selected camp locations, and supervised the Ayastigi during buffalo hunts.
Shifters worship either Dhanni, Tala Errin or Yunis and Helos. There are also shifters that are wakan, or blessed, who are also called clerics. To become wakan, a shifter's prayers must be answered by the gods, or they must see a sign from them. Wakan possess great power and act as the tribal healer. They dress in fur and feathers, which is why they are also sometimes called "owlbear men". The clerics are the ones who decide when the time is right to hunt.
The nomadic shifter tribes survive on hunting, and mastadon is their main food source. These animals are the chief source for items which shifters make from their flesh, hide and bones, such as food, cups, decorations, crafting tools, knives, and clothing. Not a single part of the animal is thrown away except the massive heart which is put in the ground after being killed as a sign of respect for the hunt.
The tribes move following the seasonal migration of mastadon. The shifters create easily disassembled huts that allow the nomadic life of following game. When the shifters domesticated smilodons, the tribes rapidly integrated them into their daily lives. The smilodon has a strong place in shifter culture used as valued pets and guardians. Although shifters hunt other animals, such as elk or antelope, mastadon is the primary game food source.


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Thursday, September 30, 2010
The Eyes Have It
Wouldn't you love to know what your cat is thinking? Although stereotyped as being distant and uncommunicative because of their solitary nature and independence, cats communicate very effectively. Look into your cat's eyes and you can tell a lot about his state of mind.
The degree of opening of the eyelids tells a tale. Wide-open eyes correlate with alertness and increased levels of mental activity – ready for action, if you will. Semi-closed or fluttering eyes mean that the cat is in a more dozy, complacent mood or may be in the mood for a nap. So if your cat's eyelids flutter and periodically close while he is looking at you, it is a sign of faith or trust. Even if he is on the brink of falling asleep at the time, squinting at you is still a compliment because your pet is showing that he is comfortable and trusting enough to take a nap in your presence.
Sometimes your cat will slowly, almost, but usually not quite, close her eyes and reopen them while looking at you. When almost closed, the eyes are held at the lowest point for a second. You can return the sentiment by gently squinting back, mimicking the cat's pattern. This is called 'blink kissing' and uses the cat's own language to say "I am not threatening you, you can relax". The cat often blinks in response and then acts in a self conscious way, perhaps fluffing itself up or grooming.
Humans love eye contact - it is friendly. For a cat, prolonged eye contact is an assertive, or even threatening, signal. The classic case is when several people are in a room for a social occasion and the host's cat walks in. It unerringly goes towards the person who doesn't like cats. Is it simply being perverse? The answer is in eye contact. Cat lovers will be watching the cat, hoping it goes to greet them. Those who don't particularly like cats will ignore it, hoping it will leave them alone. For the cat, the eye contact made by the cat lovers is somewhat threatening. It avoids them. The people who don't particularly like cats are not making eye contact - to the cat, they are signaling that they pose no threat. They are being polite in cat terms, so, ironically, it goes to socialize with them :)
Alice England
6 comments:
- HappyDapperDogs said...
Very helpful & informative!! I never knew this about cats. I work for a lady who has a semi- ferral cat and it's the meanest darn cat housecat I've ever met. I'm always very alert to where he's at, because he will attack me. I think I will try some of this non verbal communication.
- September 30, 2010 at 10:03 AM
- Mary said...
Very interesting post! I never knew about the eye "kissing." I will have to try that. I guess my kitties trust me; I've got one napping on either side of me right now. :)
- September 30, 2010 at 12:57 PM
- Giupetto and Gianna Tails said...
Well, I am the type that often imitates animals. Never knew we may have been kissing. LOL
This was a great post. That is so ironic about the eye contact, basically doing the oposite of what the human intends. LOL
Alice, you also taught me about the eyes and what they mean with my bird, and this has helped me so much - to know when he is overly excited - ready to bite - ready to jump - or how much he loves what I just gave him to eat - I can actually now tell by the eyes.
- September 30, 2010 at 1:56 PM
- Art and Sew Forth said...
Next time I go to the rescue, I won't look at any cats! Does that mean they will all follow me down the hall??! Great article...especially the last video!
- September 30, 2010 at 2:53 PM
- AngelPups said...
We don't have cats, but good info for when we go visiting and if we happen into the cat area of the shelter!! ;-) Love the karate kitty ;-()
- September 30, 2010 at 5:23 PM
- doodypops said...
yes! Kiss eyes! I do it all the time with my cats, its fun!
- September 30, 2010 at 10:14 PM


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