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ok. i'm serious about this. sexual orientation meaning slagging someone with a three letter word that starts with f and ends with g?Originally Posted by TerryTate
cuz i just got a PM referring to a certain thread a little time back, haha, anyway...... but it had more to do with sexual content and not sexual orientation.
set me straight here. no pun intended.
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You're being obtuse, and with your obvious intelligence, it's plain that you're doing it on purpose.Originally Posted by ErroneousFlint
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We are referring to slurs....Originally Posted by ErroneousFlint
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Point out the thread to me via PM and we'll handle that problem. Either myself or someone else may of reprimanded you by mistake. We do this as volunteer work, not to mention nobody's perfect.Originally Posted by Dphins4me
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The political debate regarding free-market v socialism v libertarianism etc is actually all a complete waste of time.
Every human civilisation eventually spontaneously generates an upper class that goes on to hoard all the goodies to the detriment of the plebians. You've just got to hope that as a pleb you can convince the upper class you have something they need. The time when you really have a problem is when the default ruling class have no ambition and decide to maintain the status quo. It's been 1955 in North Korea for over 50 years now for exactly that reason.
Apr 6 2013: Reread Origins of the Political Order. Francis Fukuyama pretty much convinced me that deadwood is invariably the result of success. How sad. While he didn't mention it. My review of dynasties in Rome, Egypt, Russia, Britain, France , Turkey, etc. suggest that 300 years is about tops. Wht that means to a modern democracy, I can't say.
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Apr 6 2013: According to Niall Ferguson they typically fall abruptly.
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I listened to the video below. He puts this situation in context. It makes you realize how long it takes to create a working democracy let alone one like the U.S.
A couple of thing Francis says in that video that are just plain ignorant. He says that Bernanke did exactly the right thing. By practicing crony capitalism to the tune of trillions? I disagree, that is stupid.
He states that the upper class has increased from 12% to 25%. This is not true he is regurgitating the class warfare propaganda.
Apr 7 2013: Thanks Pat He summarized his long dry book in thirty minutes so my understanding is better. Niall Ferguson is a person who I will research later on the net. I think I see the difference, but something like the 6th dynasty could fall quickly or the 22nd dynasty after a good period of time. In defence of Paulsen and Bernanke they were concerned that the whole system could collapse. That's what they said later. It didn't. That seemed good to me at the time. However, we are caught I believe in several growing bubbles which will leave a real mess whan they pop. I am very negative, and we should hope I am wrong. Fukuyama seemed concerned too, but he expected problems in the future in China. To disagree with FF i would note that China is the big source for tourists for the world. That shows two things for me - We are having real problems, and they are very much improved. Back to FF I was impressed that he noted that "we let China deindustrialize us." To me deindustrialization is crazy, and it's never been done before. Actually, I view it as a crime against the American people, and the Americans that did it should stand before military tribunals as the war criminals did at Nurenberg.
Apr 7 2013: David Stockman came out with a book(haven't read it), in it he said in an interview that Paulson has the attention span of 5 min, and that no it would not have collapsed. I wrote my congressman and stated to vote against TARP he wrote back and said he had to or the entire economy would fall and such, alas he too had drank the Kool aid. Remember Paulson is a Goldman alumni, that was his concern. I think Bernanke sees his job as how to deal with the mess and keep his job. Remember that before 1913 we had roads and public utilities and fought wars all without a central bank and ZERO inflation.
Think about the amount of spending, between Bush and Obama they have effectively flushed the U.S. down the toilet in 2 terms. Right now the debt service is 200 billion a year at 1.5% interest when it goes to historic norms of 5% the debt service is going to be700 billion or so. When that happens something has to give. He can go the hyperinflation route or default or we have to take money away from other parts of the budget.
Who do you think created the bubbles? Some say there is an opportunity to short bonds.
Yup China is going to have some problems. FF has a profound understanding of how countries are formed that part was very interesting. But the part that is going give them the most trouble is the lack of private property and when you get 1.3 billion people mad you have a big ass tiger by the tail?
Take a look at the positive side of trading with China also. First of all the U.S. is the biggest manufacturing in the world far bigger than China (don't believe the media) we give the manufacturer of bobbles and trinkets to china (which you see in Walmart) but they don't build airplanes, tractors, space craft, etc. Not that that isn't changing. The main thing to know about this is that it is not a zero sum game the pie grows and it is a win win. The Americans benefit by being able to buy more crap for less money and MORE jobs are created by the lower cost.Apr 7 2013: He also mentions (49:39) that the top 1% of families went from 9% to 24% of GDP from 1970 to 2007. This is a popular meme that is beyond specious. It was started by a couple of economists named Piketty and Saez who came up with the numbers by cherry picking statistics and ignoring the fact that tax law changes encouraged people to report taxes as personal income instead of corporate income. This is similar to the steaming pile of propaganda that Elizabeth Warren espouses in order to create class warfare.
In FF's defense he lives in the bay area, you lie with dogs you are going to get fleas.
The thing to know about the economy is that jobs are created by investment. When you tax more and regulate more investment dries up when investment dries up jobs dry up.
You see demand is created it is not already there. What the U.S. has now is a case of Atlas Shrugged.Apr 8 2013: Paulson was not treated kindly in Quants, but the question he had for the brillant young finance MBA made sense to me.
Apr 8 2013: and that would be?
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Apr 4 2013: One thing is for sure unless something changes the U.S. is toast. Another thing that is for sure when the U.S. crumbles it will effect the rest of the world adversely.
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Ignorance = inactivity
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I think the most effective tool on this subject are books. How many have you read on the subject?
I suppose it would be hard for one to embrace a philosophy that does not align with one's rice bowl?
Apr 5 2013: G'day Pat
I don't really believe the world is toast when the US goes under & it will go under like any other dominant civilisation, right through human history there's always another to take its place however it will hurt. Over all human survival has never relied on one dominating race of people, thank God.
Knowledge is fine but it's the quality of knowledge that is worrying me these days, many people with a degree think they know it all when they have learnt very little in university/college. Stop putting out quantity & focus more on quality because the way I see it this world is far worse off with so many degree wielding know-it-all's running the show these days when it should be a lot better off, just look at the state of the world of today it doesn't say much for education!!!
I love your last statement & of course you're right it would be hard for anyone to take on a philosophy that doesn't put a roof over one's head however we shouldn't think consumerist materialism is the answer to everything either, in actual fact there can't be just one answer but many working in unison I believe.
MathewApr 5 2013: 'The time when you really have a problem is when the default ruling class have no ambition and decide to maintain the status quo. '
..and exactly how is this not the case in multiple sectors in a large portion of countries right now?
There are substantial numbers of examples of the ruling class stifling political, social, scientific and technological progression, lobbying for policy adjustments inorder to monopolize industries and ultimately rendering themselves free from all liability..
So your argument is that it doesn't matter about the problem...until it crosses your personally defined line, and that raising the issue prior to that is just a big waste of time?
Thanks, very helpful..
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Knowing "invalid happiness", no person wants to corrupt.
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Apr 7 2013: If you base your observations of North Korea on weaponary, their current crop seems to be a step backwards from what they had during the war. Also they aren't totally isolated, they do business with China and China seems to be going ok on the technology front. Anyway my point is they are not progressing as the leadership wants it that way. If they wanted progress they could open their borders but they chose not to.Apr 4 2013: The outcome of a debate may be decided by audience vote, by judges, or by some combination of the two. Since no decision is forth coming we are really discussing. There will be no defined right or wrong. IMO, a discussion requires participants to listen and exchange with the willingness to evaluate the others statements.
Example: On Pat Gilberts talk regarding Lincoln many took offense as it was not the common and accepted view. Others read and questioned, researched, and found documentation that supported views that were not present by Ms Schmidlap in PS 102.
So your question is if a discussion is a waste of time? If each side is willing to evaluate the opposing view openly and honestly then no discussion is ever a wastre of time.
In this case I may learn that each of the three has strong and weak points ... I may better understand the life style that is associated in each system ..... if inclined I may research and discover the fate of other societies/countries/etc that have embraced this form of government.
My way is not the only way, nor am I always correct ... However ... if I refuse to learn and grow from errors of others that have sufficient documentation to be considered "failed" then I to will fail and thus history repeats itself.
That each civilization has upper and lower classes is true ... the question becomes ... under which system is the plebians offered the best quality of life, given a opportunity to advance, is treated with dignity and respect, etc...
Education (as compared to indoctranation) and communications are the enemy of "bad" governments.
So no ... a discussion is a learning opportunity and not a wate of time ... unless your mind is closed.
I wish you well. Bob.
Apr 4 2013: Thoughtful contribution, Robert.Apr 8 2013: It's been awhile since I read the book, but he asked the man to name what the "x" "y's" that they were investing in were? The expert couldn't answer.Apr 4 2013: i feel that quite often. i mean, that it is a waste of time.Apr 4 2013: G'day fellow Teders
This is strange because we are tending to relate socialism with starvation & capitalism with plenty, how we have forgotten our past. Under the Tsar's in Russia many people were starving now this system of ruling is very similar to capitalism of tody, you have your elite & affluent on one hand who are not starving but living off skin & bone of the people & on the other hand you have the starving living off what the affluent felt like throwing them.
When communism took over what happened to the starving citizens that weren't killed, the communist government got them out in the field to grow real food not the plastic & genetically modified foods we have today & why do we have plastic & genetically modified foods today? They have a bigger profit margin, this capitalist system is all based on the profit margin & the bigger the profit margin the better no matter what it kills or harms. I don't know about anyone else but this is sad & plainly wrong to me. I can see it going the way of the old Tsar's, people of today are starving in a different way while they watch how the gap between the rich & the poor ever increasingly grow & what do the affluent do? Exactly what the affluent did in the day of the Tsar's throw the poor a few scraps when all the poor really want is decent living standards in accordance with the ever growing wealth of the affluent. I suppose that is why countries like Iceland are rebelling & throwing the affluent perpetrators in jail for crimes against society.
MathewApr 4 2013: "Every human civilisation eventually spontaneously generates an upper class " Is this true? Did you mean Cultures? Have you ever heard of the Potlatch?
Apr 7 2013: The Potlatch could be construed as a way for the wealthy to domonstrate their wealth which puts the plebians in their place.
Apr 8 2013: face it people that throw good parties are well liked. I guess if you have a culture of social climbers with a junior league mentality you might be correct. Anyway I've never been big on original sin either.Apr 4 2013: The fact that something has always been a certain way does not mean that it will always continue that way.
Women have been considered inferior to men, to the best of our knowledge, since the beginning of the human species. That is now changing.
Until recently, starvation was the fate of many because we could not grow enough food. When I was still a child, over 50 years ago, people argued that we could never grow enough food to feed everyone. Now we can grow plenty of food for everyone.
The rich and powerful get richer and more powerful at the expense of others. To the best of our knowledge, this has always been true. Thinkers like Thomas Jefferson and Karl Marx saw this as an injustice, and did something about it. We have not yet overcome this injustice, but we have made progress. You seem to be arguing that this progress is a waste of time because it is not perfect. Perfect is the enemy of good enough. And in your argument, perfect is the enemy of progress. Rather than despairing of further progress, we need new ideas to push forward. We need people who can imagine and invent the next major reorganization of society, going beyond the weaknesses of the systems we know.
Apr 4 2013: there are people that still starve.
Apr 5 2013: You are correct People still starve in spite of the fact that we can grow plenty of food for everyone.Apr 4 2013: This tired argument that the upper class hoards wealth leaving the lower class wanting assumes, incorrectly, that there is a limited amount of wealth. A robust economy can create abundance for everyone.Apr 4 2013: Please do not stop this debate.
It has provided me with entertainment for years. It is much better than television.
By the way, your contention is exactly what the upper classes want us all to believe, while the likes of Thomas Jefferson and Karl Marx believe there might be a better way to think. The lack of success to date is not evidence that the upper classes are correct.
Apr 7 2013: Can you name a past civilisation that didn't end up with a well defined ruling class?
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Apr 8 2013: No, and that is irrelevant.
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That fact does not imply that a ruling class is inevitable. I believe it is possible to organize a populous culture in such a way that a ruling class never develops. To do so, we may have to go beyond our current thinking about "free-market v socialism v libertarianism etc " It will require thinking outside of the box. It might require smaller government jurisdictions. Some forms of government do not scale upwards successfully. It might require a whole new way of viewing human rights, justice and civic responsibilities. It might involve a culture where ethics is more a matter of social acceptance than legal regulation and punishment. It will probably involve changes that I cannot now imagine.
We each live for only about one century, so the course of history, about 100 centuries, seems like a long, long stretch of time. But history is not fate. The USA Constitution was written less than three centuries ago, and that was some very out-of-the-box thinking. Far from being the last form of representative government, it was merely one experiment.
I can tell you one thing for sure, if we give up on the idea, and just concede that there will always be a ruling class, there always will be. I would prefer to try another experiment, and another and another. After another millennium or two, we just might get it right.
Apr 8 2013: I don't necessarily see my initial statement as one of doom and gloom. I would argue that any of the current forms of governance can provide for everyone if the right people are in charge. It's possible to have a dictatorship where the dictator cares deeply for the well being of his/her people. Just as it's possible to have a free market where large corporations have the well being of prospective customers as a priority. Don't ask me to quote odds on either of these though.Apr 4 2013: You're correct, this is the truth of Human kind. We as a species will always elect leaders, there will always be people working for others who profit by doing very little, it doesn't matter how we build our political system because fundamentally we all work in the same way.Apr 4 2013: Is the question for debate whether you are correct or not?Apr 4 2013: so what do u suggest?


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purchased a dynasty200dx s/n mc110267l. when i plugged in the foot pedal (model rfcs-14hd) help code 10 showed on screen. manual states that indicates torch trigger depressed. does that mean contactor switch is bad in pedal or problem is in welder? any diagnostic advice regarding testing would be great. thanks, tom.
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Tap the pedal a few times, may be sticky on the heel side.
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disconnect the foot control then apply power- if NO help 10 code then the issue is definatly in you foot control. if you have bought it within 90 days then it is still under warranty and will need to be taken care of by the warranty repair pros. if there is still a help 10 code with it disconnected, then there is probably a short in the display board and will (once again) need to be taken care of by the authorised warranty repair guys


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Jason survived by washing up on the other side of the lake, far from anyone. He was scared, alone, and maybe a little ashamed that he couldn't swim, so he went into a sort of self-imposed exile. He built his little shanty, lived on his own, and watched and loved his mother from a distance. He saw her die, took her head, and then made it his mission to extract revenge. The jump scare at the end of the first was just a dream on Alice's behalf, and really, Jason was already a grown up. All so far fetched, but hey, it works.
A mentally unstable Pamela and Jason were together and worked as a team, in a way, or at the very least Jason was present somewhere (perhaps in the shack). Everything in Part I is cannon and the ending is a dream, then Part II starts off essentially right after the original. Seeing as Alice was killed by Jason at the beginning of two and didn't seem to age, we know this all happened in a very definitive time span, so this is about the only thing I can come up with that could explain everything. The only real question would be why Jason let Alice get away in the first place if she'd just sliced his momma's head off, but I think that can be explained by the fact he had to hide her body, allowing her enough time to get out of CCL.
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In 1229, the great hero of Spain's Reconquista from the Moors, King James I, sailed to the Balearics amidst a horrible storm. If he made it to the Muslim-held isles, he pledged, he would build a ... Read more
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Excellent post, my friend! The second half of the season will be very exciting!
Good stuff CK. It is nice to have the offense not going 3 and out on crucial possessions.
Hey CK,what do you do for a living? Scout/Writer? your posts and/or threads are some of the most researched,best&well thought out posts i read on here...again,another good post...
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Switcharoo. Did anyone else notice that in a lot of third downs and second downs they switched out Ikechuku Ndukwe in favor of Evan Mathis? Personally, I didn't like it. On the play where they picked on Carey for getting knocked flat on his butt by Ebenezer Ekuban, that thing I thought about that play was that Mathis probably should have picked up Ekuban as he stunted over right guard. He didn't, and it resulted in a sack. Then on another play, Mathis was clearly just beaten outright for a big pressure on Pennington. I don't know if I'm a huge fan of that switching, but it's possible they did it because of the thin air. Sparano raised the concern before the game that the one area of the team that could get hurt by the thin air, because they are not actively rotated, is the offensive line. Perhaps he thought switching Evan and Ndukwe would help mitigate it.First I would like to thank you for the wonderful speech. Really well screwed together! I have not even had time to read it all through, but I will probably get it done after my little message here!
It seems to me that we were totally out played when Evan Mathis were move into instead of Ikechuku Ndukwe. It was evident that there were problems at the RG position during the game, and whether it is just the thin air I do not know yet. Sparano might make a little comment about it in his next presser. But tactically speaking, it is a perfectly election to change a bit if it was due to the air. The more kilograms you have worn, the more heavier and more difficult it becomes in the length.Especially with these big boys, then it could be quite hard to play every snap in a drive under hard circumstances. Of course I will not make it harder than it is.
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South Central Los Santos is a region in the city of Los Santos featured in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. It is also referred to as "Eastern Los Santos".
South Central Los Santos (also known as "The Central" or "Eastern Los Santos") is an area of Los Santos based in the far east of the city that contains a collection of different neighborhoods. It is based off of South Central Los Angeles. The area as a whole is a highly residential suburb and consists of single-family homes, housing projects and some small-time businesses and stores. The area is mentioned atleast three times at random through in-game dialogue by CJ and Sweet during the mission Riot.
The area is unique in that it is plagued negatively by inner-city urbanization. Many of the neighborhoods are poor and run-down. However, some exceptions include the eastern beaches and Glen Park, which have well-off housing areas despite being plagued by drugs and gang violence. Gang violence, high crime rate, prostitution and drugs are massive problems that plague the area - especially crack cocaine. Most of the neighborhoods are dangerous and unsafe (especially at night) due to the gang control and constant on-going gang violence.
Because of this, tourists and the rich stay well away from South Central as far as possible to the far west of Los Santos (with the possible exception of Glen Park and the eastern beaches as tourist destinations). Most people in the area are local residents and the area has a high minority population (primarily african-american neighborhoods and mexican/hispanic neighborhoods). In total, South Central contains 12 different official neighborhoods plus the area of Unity Station.
The area is bordered to the west by the highly busy area of Downtown Los Santos where most of the big businesses and skyscrapers are located. This also includes the Mulholland Intersection. Further south, it is bordered by Verdant Bluffs and Commerce. Directly to the south, it is bordered by Ocean Docks and the Los Santos International Airport. Directly to the north, it is bordered by the countryside of Red County.
As a whole, the area is also unofficially referred to as "the ghetto" of Los Santos. All of Los Santos' gangs make a presence here, including the Ballas, Grove Street Families, Varrios Los Aztecas, and the Los Santos Vagos.
Ganton and Idlewood are african-american neighborhoods. El Corona, Little Mexico, Los Flores, and East Los Santos are Mexican/Hispanic neighborhoods. Playa Del Seville, Unity Station, Willowfield, East Beach, and Glen Park are mixed. Las Colinas is primarily mexican/hispanic and Jefferson is primarily african-american but both neighborhoods contain other demographics/pedestrians. South Central has a rounded up population of 4,164 as of 1992.
Events of GTA San Andreas
The first chapter of the game highly revolves around the area of South Central. South Central is the first area in the game where CJ finds himself (specifically Jefferson). Most of the mission contacts start and take place here. Many of the missions revolve around CJ establishing respect with his family, strengthening the Grove Street Families, tackling the crack cocaine problem in Grove Street, and helping friends around this area.
Eventually, after the mission The Green Sabre, CJ is abandoned in Whetstone by CRASH and warned to avoid South Central Los Santos altogether. From the rest of the entire middle game, CJ has nothing else to do in South Central. The Grove Street Families and Varrios Los Aztecas likewise become defunct and inactive - while the Ballas and Vagos control the entirity of South Central. However, CJ returns to South Central with Sweet during the final chapter of the game - "Return to Los Santos", to re-establish the Grove Street Families, clean the neighborhood of drugs and crack-cocaine, help Cesar Vialpando re-establish the Varrios Los Aztecas, and to put an end to Big Smoke's cocaine empire.
One particular intense and serious event which took place in the area and it's neighborhoods was the Los Santos Riots which occurs during the mission Riot during the end chapter of the game. The riots were caused due to the acquittal of officer Tenpenny. The riots are based on the 1992 Watts Riots, though the riots take place all over South Central. During the riots, the area becomes extremely unstable and dangerous - with pedestrians fighting and shooting each other (also attacking CJ), pedestrians stealing items such as TV's, increased gang violence and hostilities, and spawned car explosions. The riots stop after the final mission - "End of the Line".
The entire area and it's neighborhoods (with the exception of El Corona, Unity Station and Little Mexico) can be taken for the Grove Street Families via the gang war mini-game.
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- The area is based off of South Central Los Angeles. Areas that can be found in the game are based off of Compton, Inglewood, Wilmington, Spruce Street (Compton), Watts (primarily the Jordan Downs housing projects, Nickerson Gardens and the Imperial Courts), Boyle Heights, East Los Angeles, Long Beach, Playa Del Ray, MacArthur Park and Echo Park, Union Station, El Sereno, and Olvera Street.
- Despite being called "South Central Los Santos", the area isn't south or central at all (unlike reallife South Central Los Angeles). The area is located to the far east of the city. It is likely that Rockstar called the area South Central due to familiarity. However, El Corona is located in the south-central part of the city.


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Fernando Alonso believes as many as ten drivers have a realistic chance of winning this weekend's Australian Grand Prix...
Fernando Alonso believes as many as ten drivers have a realistic chance of winning this weekend's Australian Grand Prix.
With the sport's regulations remaining stable, no team emerged as a clear favourite during the pre-season although there were signs that Lotus and Mercedes had closed the gap to the leading trio.
And although both outfits claimed just one grand prix win last season, Alonso reckons they have a good chance this year especially in Sunday's season-opener.
"It's difficult to know; no-one knows who can win this race at the moment," said the Ferrari driver. "We'll have to wait and see to answer some questions that winter testing doesn't answer.
"I think there are top teams with a little bit of advantage, maybe it's not the same as last year when we saw seven different winners from seven different races, it was a bit mixed on the grid.
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"From these five teams I think it's very difficult to see really after winter testing who has this extra two or three tenths that can make you win. At the moment I think it's very close and very difficult to choose one favourite."
Asked whether that meant he believed any one of ten drivers would win, he said: "I think so.
"I think Mercedes, McLaren, Ferrari, Lotus and Red Bull showed some potential in different days in testing and in different parts of races last year and I think it's difficult to choose."
The Spaniard, though, is not the only driver predicting a closely-fought campaign as triple World Champion Sebastian Vettel reckons the stagnant regulations will result in the field bunching together.
"The cars didn't really change, last year we saw it was really close so I don't really expect it to be any different to last year, if anything even a little bit tighter so it will be crucial to make the most out of every single race," said the Red Bull racer.
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gracelikerain wrote:Whoops. I just re-read the first post and now am thinking that since we're at the same level we don't want that, is that correct? I'm just trying to get this right!
RedBaron wrote:So looks like we have three (not counting Amy for now, since she didn't say she was joining us lol).
Works for me She said crossing levels is good, but not required. Is there a Beginner or Intermediate that wants to jump in with us?
In addition to looking things over, I need accountability. I'll sometimes get an idea and then just forget to get back to it. I haven't entered in ages, so I really do need to get back to it.
I think someone else suggested a FB page group, are you up to that? If so, I can set up a private/secret group later. If not, we can just do group e-mails.
gracelikerain wrote:I don't do FB, but if everyone else wants to, I could figure out how to get back into my account probably And Rachael, sounds great to jump with us if you'd like, as far as I'm concerned!
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Circuit Length: 5.451 Km
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Lap Record: 1:32.238 = 212.749 km/h - M. Schumacher (Ferrari) 2004
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The Shanghai circuit is like Venice: it's sinking! Well, not quite as dramatically as that, perhaps… But, like Brazil's former Rio venue at Jacarepagua, the Shanghai circuit is built on reclaimed marshland. It's said to be 300 metres deep in places, and there has been clear evidence of subsidence in places, meaning the track has had to be resurfaced here and there.
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First used in 2004, when Rubens Barrichello won from pole for Ferrari, this is another Tilke track and his trademarks abound. Take the two tight sequences of corners: Turns 1-2-3-4, tightening up the deeper you go in, and Turns 11-12-13, the latter section crucial as it leads on to the main straight. There are sixteen corners, nine right, seven left; drivers make around 60 gear changes per lap. Pirelli will offer their P Zero White (medium) and Yellow (soft) tyres this weekend, but despite the furore over tyre wear this early in the year they say they will wait until after the next round in Bahrain to assess their options. Michael Schumacher holds the lap record of 1:32.238, set way back in `04. Top speed again is around 310 km/h.
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Shanghai boasts the longest straight on the Formula 1 calendar, between Turns 13 and 14. More importantly, perhaps, the teams will welcome lower temperatures than they enjoyed/endured in Melbourne and especially last time out in Sepang.
Who's hot?
First and foremost, Mark Webber – hot under the collar, that is, in the aftermath of the shambolic finish in Malaysia. Red Bull claim the incident, with Sebastian Vettel flouting team orders to 'steal' the race win from Webber, is now a thing of the past. Believe that when you see it…
Also in this category, for different reasons, is Mark's teammate Vettel. The German has been on pole for both of the opening rounds, taking his career tally to 38; he was on the Melbourne podium and, as the whole world knows, on the top step in Sepang. The Malaysian mess is bound to have its effect on both drivers. Unfortunately it will probably serve to harden Vettel's resolve and underline the slight edge in speed he has over his teammate. By the way, it was the Chinese race in 2009 that brought the pair's first 1-2 finish together.
We can still include Mercedes in this list, especially as this race sees them return to the scene of their first victory of the modern era, and the first Grand Prix win for Nico Rosberg. Mercedes-powered cars have won the last three Shanghai races, in fact: McLaren's Jenson Button (2010) and Lewis Hamilton (2011), followed by Rosberg last year. As Mercedes man Toto Wolff says, "Yesterday's home runs don't win today's games," but new signing Hamilton's early-season form is good, even if he felt it should have been Rosberg on the Sepang podium at the previous round.
Let's also nod in the direction of Felipe Massa. The Brazilian may not be on fire, but he's certainly in a hotter vein of form than in previous seasons: he out-qualified his Ferrari teammate in both Melbourne and Sepang and has finished fourth and fifth so far. This is a track where Felipe has neither won nor started from pole: he would underline his renaissance if he could do either this year, or at least be on the podium.
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Two of the sport's biggest names, that's who. One is McLaren, already 62 points adrift of Red Bull with just four points on the board, two each to Button and Sergio Pérez. Undaunted, or pretending to be, team principal Martin Whitmarsh is also defiant: "Formula 1 is an unpredictable beast," he insists. "We've enjoyed some very competitive weekends in Shanghai in the past – with some equally unexpected results – and I feel confident and excited that we head to China next week with the hope of making further progress and eating into the advantage currently held by the leading pack."
The other under-performing big name is (again) Williams. Besides Caterham and Marussia, the current tail-end Charlies, Sir Frank's is the only other team not to have scored a single point this year. Pastor Maldonado has yet to finish a race, Valtteri Bottas has been 14th and 11th; their highest grid placing so far is 16th.
And perhaps we should include the biggest name of all, at least where the drivers are concerned: Fernando Alonso had a hottish start in Australia but went very cold in Malaysia, losing his front wing and his Ferrari at the start of the second lap.
2012 ResultsPole Position: Nico Rosberg (Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team); 1:35.121 = 206.301 km/h
1st: Nico Rosberg (Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team) 1:36.26.929
2nd: Jenson Button (Vodafone McLaren Mercedes): gap 20.626s
3rd: Lewis Hamilton (Vodafone McLaren Mercedes): gap 26.012s
Fastest Lap: Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber F1 Team); 1:39.960 = 196.314 km/h on lap 40
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Two seasons ago Mark produced one of his finest performances to come from 18th on the Shanghai grid to third place in the race. Otherwise he has had just one front-row start, in 2010, and one other podium finish when he was second in 2009. Last year was Dan's first crack at Shanghai; he qualified 17th and finished in the same spot.


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My 10-year-old son has developed a habit of blinking his eyes, stretching his neck, touching his nose, and making a little coughing noise. It's been going on for months, and he can't seem to stop. Should I be concerned?
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