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text: Dear tinyOS help list, I think my question was already aksed several times, as I think it is a very common configuration. I am using micaz motes together with tinyOS 2.1.1 and an eprb. My problem is, that the motes won't communicate with each other. After a time of debugging, I came to the conclusion, that the event: 'event message_t* Receive.receive(message_t* msg, void* payload, uint8_t len)' is never reached. Also the tutorial program under tos/apps/tutorial/BlinkToRadio/ won't work for me, so I think that my Makefile or my configuration is wrong. I will post my sources down here and I hope that someone is able to tell me the trick, to get the example running. I thank you very much in advance ! Regards, Robin ######## Makefile ######## COMPONENT=SendingAppC include $(MAKERULES) // I added these lines after reading a while in the internet, but I also tried without: CFLAGS += -DRADIO_XMIT_POWER=0xFF CFLAGS += -DCC2420_TXPOWER=TXPOWER_MAX CFLAGS += -DCC2420_DEF_CHANNEL=12 ######## bash call ######## // eprb is configured with ip-address 192.168.0.2 and working // For mote 1: make micaz install,1 eprb,192.168.0.2 // For mote 2: make micaz install,2 eprb,192.168.0.2 ######## SendingAppC.nc ######## #include <Timer.h> #include "Sending.h" configuration SendingAppC{ } implementation{ components MainC; components LedsC; components SendingC as App; components new TimerMilliC() as ledT; components ActiveMessageC; components new AMSenderC(AM_SENDING); components new AMReceiverC(AM_SENDING); App.Boot -> MainC.Boot; App.Leds -> LedsC.Leds; App.ledT -> ledT; App.Packet -> AMSenderC; App.AMPacket -> AMSenderC; App.AMSend -> AMSenderC; App.AMControl -> ActiveMessageC; App.Receive -> AMReceiverC; App.Ack -> AMSenderC.Acks; } ######## SendingC.nc ######## #include<Timer.h> #include "Sending.h" module SendingC { uses interface Boot; uses interface Leds; uses interface Timer<TMilli> as ledT; uses interface Packet; uses interface AMPacket; uses interface AMSend; uses interface SplitControl as AMControl; uses interface Receive; uses interface PacketAcknowledgements as Ack; } implementation{ bool busy = FALSE; message_t pkt; uint16_t counter = 0; event void Boot.booted(){ call AMControl.start(); } event void ledT.fired(){ counter++; if (!busy) { SendingMsg* btrpkt = (SendingMsg*)(call Packet.getPayload(&pkt, sizeof(SendingMsg))); if(btrpkt == NULL) { return; } btrpkt->nodeid = TOS_NODE_ID; btrpkt->counter = counter; if (call AMSend.send(AM_BROADCAST_ADDR, &pkt, sizeof(SendingMsg)) == SUCCESS) { busy = TRUE; if(call Ack.requestAck(&pkt) == SUCCESS){ call Leds.led0On(); } } } } event void AMControl.startDone(error_t err){ if (err == SUCCESS) { call ledT.startPeriodic(TIMER_PERIOD_MILLI); call Leds.led1On(); } else { call AMControl.start(); } } event void AMControl.stopDone(error_t err) { call Leds.led1Off(); } event void AMSend.sendDone(message_t* msg, error_t error) { if (&pkt == msg) { while(call Ack.wasAcked(msg) == FALSE){ // do nothing while msg not ack'd } call Leds.led0Off(); busy = FALSE; } } event message_t* Receive.receive(message_t* msg, void* payload, uint8_t len) { call Leds.led2Toggle(); if (len == sizeof(SendingMsg)) { SendingMsg* btrpkt = (SendingMsg*)payload; call Leds.set(btrpkt->counter); call Leds.led2Toggle(); } return msg; } } -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.millennium.berkeley.edu/pipermail/tinyos-help/attachments/20101107/056f47ea/attachment.htm

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Cars Movie Soundtrack (Sheryl Crow - Real Gone) MP3
Sheryl Crow - Real Gone from the Disney/Pixar animation Cars Made for my Son who loves the film and the soundtrack.Feedback appreciated :)
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"If you regularly check your credit history, you could spot mistakes if any, and you can contact your bank, or lender, to correct them," said Mohan Jayaraman, MD, Experian Credit Information Company of India Pvt Ltd speaking at a seminar on financial literacy held by Moneylife Foundation in Goa. But more important than looking for mistakes, one should look at the number of credit enquiries been made, said Mr Jayaraman. An enquiry shows the names of the credit institutions that have performed a search on you based on your credit/loan application. Multiple enquiries may affect your credit score; therefore, one should avoid applying for a loan to multiple financial institutions.
Another important reason for reviewing your report regularly is to check if there are any enquiries which are not made by you. Such enquires may indicate that someone may have forged your documents and applied for a loan. By reviewing your credit report regularly, you could prevent identity theft.
The press and the media have ignored RuPay, which can bring about a revolution in India. But the ordinary bank customer can help spread the good word
The press and the financial and business channels have strangely consigned a great achievement of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to the inside pages and the "also ran" mentions at the end of news bulletins. It is the official launch of India's RuPay payment gateway and card which, except China, no other country, not even the European Union (EU) and Japan, has been able to start successfully.
The press and the media have not fully understood the implications of starting RuPay. Most importantly, it spells the beginning of the end for yet another dependency by India. In this case, it is freedom from the combined services offered by Visa, MasterCard and American Express, as well as the highly secretive payment processing companies like First Data Corp, Total System Services and others.
This short article does not provide the space to fully explain the extremely intricate and often hyper-secretive details of the payment processing industry. Suffice it to say that this is the next logical step to what RBI and its wholly-owned subsidiary, the National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI) has already done to establish control of ATM switches in India.
RuPay has, obviously, not amused the competition and here is why.
The payment processing industry had its roots in an attempt, soon after the Second World War, by governments, especially the US through the Federal Reserve, to exercise a greater control over their own economies. Very quickly, this became a focused attempt to control the economies of other countries too.
Ensuring that everybody else's payment processing industry did not survive was and is par for the course. Eurocard and JCB are just a few that fell by the wayside, were swallowed up, or were not able to really prosper.
The first signs of an attempt to bring India into the ambit of the US-backed payment processing industry came around 2000 AD, a couple of decades after the arrival of cards like Diner's Club, Gold Pass and some others. Initially these were for very limited Indian rupee payment-only kind of transactions, to dovetail with the requirements of foreigners who required their plastic to work in India. In just a decade after that, the grip of the US-backed payment processing industry, could be seen all over India.
Very soon, large segments of the Indian population, the swelling middle class and more, simply could not do without their plastic fix. Luckily, RBI saw the signs, and was able to control the ATM business before it grew too big. Today, our ATM business is Indian controlled and is setting benchmarks globally for technology. (Counterfeit currency is a separate issue.)
Around 2000 AD, the small tech company that I founded got involved with the US payment processing industry; at that stage it was variously explained to me how global dominance was an integral part of any aspect of the payment processing industry in the US.
I recall interviewing a best breed urbane youngsters in India with brilliant software skills around that time, who had no clue about plastic money, let alone possess plastic from their banks. Today, they are domain experts, and even a school student uses plastic.
This is not just a question of the few million dollars in fees that the payment processing industry collects. It is all about controlling the economy, controlling the float, by-passing the taxation system, keeping track of fiscal information of all sorts, and in short, running the money in somebody else's country.
It is Economics 101 for some, mystery for others, but dangerous all the same.
In addition, control over domestic and international transactions is where the real deep danger lies. All this, and more, was explained to us when we were working for the US payment processing industry.
Some of this was obviously shared with the domestic market. It has been a convoluted decade, moving from this level of lack of knowledge on the subject, to the pre-eminent position where India now has RuPay.
Every trick in the book, and more, was used to prevent India from developing RuPay—outright sabotage of efforts to go to RuPay (previously IndiaCard), co-opting those who would challenge RuPay (SBI Cards is just one example); even now attempting to portray the payment processing business as something that Indians cannot handle on their own.
Next door, the Chinese were moving ahead rapidly too. With China Union Pay (CUP), they extended their sphere of influence well past their domestic borders into the Pacific, the Central Asian countries, Africa and were on hand when the switch was pulled on Iran.
That CUP has a head-start of a few years on RuPay, and why, is something on which a book can be written—and which will make some of the multi-lakh scams look like so much loose change.
It behooves you as an Indian to find out from your bankers about RuPay—and see how you can be part of it. A rapid build-up of critical mass of users will be essential and very soon; in months probably.
An increasing number of ATMs from some banks—SBI, BoI, UBI, Axis Bank, BoB amongst them—already transact RuPay. Point of Sale machines are already in position, and the number is increasing.
Go to your bank today and find out about their involvement with RuPay you owe this to your country, and to the sovereign strength of the Indian economy as a whole and the rupees in your wallets and purses.
I do not want to be melodramatic, but the roots of slavery are born out of external forces controlling your domestic economy: it is as simple as that. That is the bottomline as far as the global payment processing industry is concerned. And in today's India, the stakes are very high, and we need to be part of this shake-up.
You can do much more than what some short article tucked away in an inside page can probably manage. Spread the word on RuPay; go ask your bank manager today.
Previous articles which may throw more light on the subject are:
(Veeresh Malik had a long career in the Merchant Navy, which he left in 1983. He has qualifications in ship-broking and chartering, loves to travel, and has been in print and electronic media for over two decades. After starting and selling a couple of companies, is now back to his first love—writing.)
The Chief Election Commissioner Dr SH Quraishi highlighted the menace of paid news in the Moneylife Foundation's event, "Democracy at Crossroads—Need for Electoral Reforms"
"The Election Commission demands paid news, publishing or even abetting it, should be made an electoral offence. All political parties unanimously engage in the trend and hence nobody wants to stop it," said Dr SY Quraishi, India's Chief Election Commissioner (CEC). He was speaking at the seminar titled "Democracy at Crossroads—Need for Electoral Reforms" organised by Moneylife Foundation and V Citizens Action Network (VCAN) on Tuesday.
Dr Quraishi said, "Newspapers and television channels offer 'packages' for politicians for their election coverage. All parties participate in the process. Paid news must be made a punishable offence. Any candidate taking the help of paid news to manipulate voters must be jailed for two years. In fact all parties are also victim of the menace of paid news." He was referring to the tussle created when the same positive election coverage packages are bought by different political parties.
The CEC also highlighted the case of two people in Uttar Pradesh, whose candidature was cancelled because of their involvement with paid news.
Paid news also accounts for a significant part of election expenses for parties and candidates. The Election Commission had earlier said that it would keep tabs on suspicious news articles and political parties' advertisements to estimate poll expenses.
In the recently concluded state polls, several instances of paid news were detected. According to the Election Commission, 626 cases of paid news were reported during the assembly polls. Of these, 523 suspected cases were reported from Punjab and notices were issued in 339 cases.
Union minister for information and broadcasting, Ambika Soni, had said at a recent event that the incidence of paid news has gone up since 2009. She also expressed concern about the mushrooming of media schools, which do not seem to have any guidelines about reportage in place.
Already, a Group of Ministers (GoM) has been appointed to take action on the recommendations of the Press Council of India's report on paid news. The next meeting is scheduled to be in September.
Commenting on the role of the media during elections, Dr Quraishi informed that, "We have instructed our officers that if they see any news on television showing misbehaviour or violating the Moral Code of Conduct by any candidates or any other offence, then treat it as a formal complaint. This is working beautifully. In fact, in the past, we have taken action after such reports were out."


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The FCA recently issued a policy statement clarifying the meaning of the word 'independent' in the context of appropriate independent advice in relation to transfers from Defined Benefit to Defined Contribution Schemes. We review the FCAs clarification and also provide a reminder about when advice must be obtained.
Since April 2015, the new flexible pension regime has allowed Defined Contribution (DC) pension schemes to offer members aged 55 or over immediate access to their pension savings. Members of Defined Benefit (DB) pension schemes do not have this flexibility unless they transfer their benefits to a defined contribution arrangement. (See legal update "DB to DC Scheme transfers: New requirements" dated 26 March, 2015).
Where a member of a DB pension scheme wants to convert their benefits into flexible form by transferring out, trustees must check they have had "appropriate independent advice" (Advice) before they can make the transfer. This requirement is intended to protect members who could otherwise lose valuable defined benefits.
The requirement to obtain Advice applies when:
- The transfer would be a statutory transfer.
- The transfer would be made under the scheme rules.
- The scheme offers an option to convert accrued defined benefits to flexible benefits.
However, there is no requirement to obtain Advice where the value of the member's defined benefit rights is £30,000 or less (on a CETV basis).
So what exactly is "appropriate independent advice"?
Appropriate independent advice (Advice) is advice to the member from an independent financial adviser who is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (the FCA) to advise on converting defined benefits into flexible form.
The FCA has issued a policy statement which clarifies the meaning of the word "independent" in this context. The statement confirms that, while Advice has to be provided by an adviser who is independent of the employer or the trustees/manager of a scheme, it can be provided by an adviser who operates on either an independent or restricted advice basis.
Trustees must have sight of a written statement from the adviser to the member that covers specific points, including:
- the name of the scheme and the member;
- the adviser's FCA reference number;
- confirmation that the adviser has the correct authorisation; and
- confirmation the adviser has given advice that is specific to the transaction that the member is planning.
Having received this statement from the member, the trustees must check the adviser's details against the Financial Services Register kept by the FCA.
If trustees fail to check that the member has obtained Advice before proceeding with a transfer, the transaction will remain valid but the trustees will be open to civil fines from the Pensions Regulator.
Author: Jennifer CrawfordThis information is intended as a general discussion surrounding the topics covered and is for guidance purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice and should not be regarded as a substitute for taking legal advice. DWF is not responsible for any activity undertaken based on this information.


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December 26, 2012
A big "thank you!" goes out to Jesse Cohen and Chris McFadden, the owners of Smiley Guys SmokeHouse!
They co-hosted an "Evening Out & Pint Night" along with Anderson Brewing Company to benefit United Way of Nevada County recently. It was a great success and was well attended. Smiley Guys generously donated 10 percent of all proceeds and Anderson Brewing Co. donated a portion of sales as well, to United Way of Nevada City and its partner agencies.
It's with friends like this that United Way of Nevada County is able to help our wonderful community.
Donna Cobb,
on behalf of the staff of United Way of Nevada County
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The singer-songwriter Peter Mayer's tune, "Do You Really Want to Know" traces two monumental paradigm shifts in how we humans understand ourselves. The first was the Copernican Revolution in the wake of astronomer Nicolai Copernicus' 1543 book, On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres, which demonstrated that our planet is not the center of the universe. The sun, moon, and stars do not revolve around us; we are merely the third rock from the sun. And I love Mayer's lyrically imagined conversa … [Read more...]
"Do You Really Want to Know?" From Pope Francis & Kim Davis to Copernicus, Darwin, & Marx
"The Selma Awakening"
I have posted previously on "Seneca Falls, Selma, Stonewall: Claiming Our Social Justice Story" in which I invited us to reflect on the activist legacy in this country. And today during the 50th anniversary month of the Selma to Montgomery Marches, the core questions I will be inviting us to reflect on is when the calls come to take action for social, economic, and environmental justice, will we stand up, will we speak up, will we show up? To begin to set the stage historically, when you think o … [Read more...]
The Life Tradition versus the Death Tradition in Christianity
A man died. The people who knew him gathered to share memories. Finally, a portrait was commissioned. But as generations passed, the painting did not seem fine enough. The heirs of the portrait, who had become wealthy, created a new golden frame, immense, carved with motifs from the portrait and encrusted with jewels. People began to feel that the old portrait of that dark fellow with the haunting eyes pulled the effect down. As it began to peel from age, they extended the frame inward. One day … [Read more...]
Highlights from Jesus Seminar on the Road in D.C.
For regular readers, with this post I will have finally had a chance to share all my notes from the various events I have attended in recent months. The following are from the one-day Jesus Seminar on the Road workshop back in March in Washington, D.C. Joanna Dewey "The Social World of the Roman Empire and its Christian Communities" Note: Joanna Dewey is the Harvey H. Guthrie, Jr. Professor Emerita of Biblical Studies at the Episcopal Divinity School, Cambridge, Massachusetts. A … [Read more...]
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LAFAYETTE — As the Lafayette Parish School Board enters talks next week on how to close a $12 million budget shortfall, items on the table for possible elimination include the district's program that places police and security officers on middle and high school campuses.
The school resource officer and safety officer program costs the school system about $1.1 million dollars. The money pays for nearly 30 officers who work with faculty and staff at all high school campuses and nearly every middle school campus to ensure safety.
The program began in the 2006-07 school year on two campuses and was expanded parishwide two years later. Last year, the district added school safety officers, who are noncommissioned officers, to provide additional support on campuses to help with discipline issues.
Superintendent Pat Cooper said recently that he doesn't want to see the program cut and doubts that it will be, but the program was added to the proposed list of potential cuts for the board's consideration because of its hefty price tag.
"I would fight very much against cutting the school resource officer program because it's valuable," Cooper said. "We actually need more resource officers, not less, but it had to be put on the table as a big-ticket item to make the board aware of how serious this is."
At a May 10 board retreat, members discussed possibly using a portion of its reserve funds to help cover some of a projected budget shortfall.
The board has about $66 million in a reserve "rainy day" fund. Board policy requires the board to set aside at least three months of operating expenses, or about $61 million.
At the retreat, some board members talked about using the excess of the three-month operating cushion. Board members would not commit to using more than that amount, which would require a change in board policy.
Some policy change suggestions have involved reducing the reserve to 2.5 months or to two months, though the full board rejected that suggestion at a board meeting earlier this year. The policy change will likely be revisited during the board's workshop on the general fund scheduled for 4 p.m. Tuesday.
The school system holds contracts with local law enforcement agencies to provide school resource officers. As part of the contract, the school system shares the salary cost for nearly 20 police officers.
Typically, the police agency covers the officers' benefits and some training expenses, according to Bradley Cruice, the school system's health and wellness director.
The school system pays the full salary for the seven school safety officers who work in cooperation with school resource officers at some high schools and middle schools, Cruice said.
Scott Police Chief Chad Leger said he'd face some difficult budget decisions in trying to find $70,000 to cover the expense of the two officers who work at Scott Middle and Acadiana High if the program was cut.
"We'd probably have to take a cut somewhere in the department to absorb that because I would really hate to see that program go away. It's that valuable of a tool," Leger said. "I know the other resource officers throughout the parish are very needed and it would be a huge step back if the budget was cut and these officers were removed."
Lafayette police Sgt. Randy Leger is a former school resource officer who now supervises the Police Department's school resource program, which also provides an officer at Teurlings Catholic High School. He said the officers deter crime on campus and their role is not to enforce school policy but the law.
On campus, Randy Leger said, the officers take on roles as mentor and role models.
At Lafayette Middle, the school resource officer offers a Peacekeeper program in which students are recognized for reporting crimes and showing forgiveness to their classmates. Leger said it's been a successful program and he'd like to see it expanded to other middle schools in the upcoming school year.
"You'd be surprised how many kids build a rapport and tell the officer things that they're not willing to tell a teacher or counselor. They become mentors and not the big bad wolf that some portray police officers to be," Leger said.
Those relationships have led to arrests off-campus as students share information about crimes they know about that occur off-campus, Chad Leger said.
"We go in there and watch the kids relate to the officers," he said. "They know that we can be friends with this police officer, but if I do wrong, this police officer is going to do his job."
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Floating Arrow Bookends Illusion
Using bookends is a pretty good way of keep books organized and tidy besides adding a touch of personalization and style to your home depending on the design you choose. These floating red arrow bookends will surely make your guests wonder how they actually work, with the two of them at each end hovering in mid-air looking like they're clamping the books in place with sheer magic!
The wonder of illusion only subsides when you reveal what's hidden and how it works. The red arrows are able to display this cool illusion thanks to the power of science, and more specifically magnetism in this case. As for the real functional bookcases, they are hidden by the last book cover at each end with the red arrows simply held upright by their magnetic properties to exhibit this interesting deception. Cool, isn't it?


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Welcome to the home of the Motul Honda Cup
"If Honda does not race, there is no Honda" – Soichiro Honda
Hondas are at home on the racetrack with their sophisticated suspension and high tech motors that are delivered from the factory.
Performance and reliability is the true essence of the "Powered by Honda" legend and that is what wins races! Many people search for a place to race Hondas in a unified field and Honda Cup continues to provide this opportunity.
The Honda Cup Directors recognised the growing demand and in 2007 established the Honda Cup Race Series to provide a venue for the legions of Honda fans around the country. Some cars are modified, others less so, but the format provides great racing, strong camaraderie and a wider community that is perfect for developing a car and your driving skills.
Now in its sixth season the Motul-backed Series is acknowledged as the premier Import race Series in New Zealand and continues to attract strong grids and provide competitive and enjoyable racing for both new and experienced Honda enthusiasts.
Many of the country's top Honda Race Shops and Tuners have joined the series to support the Racers and "competition-prove" their products and skills. The battle is epic for what is the best thing in import racing. If you have a track day Honda, are building a track Honda or want to go racing in the easiest and most exciting way possible, then this is the series for you.
Join Honda Cup today – and live the dream.
Notice of HC rule changes for 2017
The following updates will be made to the Honda Cup rules for the 2017 season:
- H1 and H2 to merge to become H1 with separate minimum race weights for 0 to 1600kg and 1601 to 1800kg
- H3 min race weight to increase by 10kg
- Composite front doors to be disallowed for safety and cost reasons
- N1 ignition free
- N1 brake pads free
- Dual circuit or dual master cylinders required in all cars
- Jazz and Jazz engine to be added to eligible chassis/engine
- Turbo chargers allowed when fitted as OEM
Honda cup NZ Round 5 Highlights
Highlights from Round 5, the final round of Hondacup at Pukekohe Park Raceway for 2017.
Video by The Fast Files.
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Mark Walters continues to hold the overall points lead in the Motul Honda Cup Series, despite Mitch Osborne winning round three at Hampton Downs Motorsport Park. The series played support to the NZ Motor Cup for the Castrol Toyota Racing Series on the national circuit.
Race One: Osborne claims first blood
After qualifying nearly a second faster than second place sitter Shane Haitana, it was Osborne on pole position for the opening race of the weekend. His time of 1:11.593 put him at the top in qualifying, and cemented his early pace for the first hitout.
Osborne quickly set about extending his lead over Haitana during the course of the opening lap, and extended his lead to over five car lengths at the end of lap-one. In third, Mark Walters couldn't keep pace with Haitana nor Osborne in the latter half of the race.
Just outside the podium places, Jamie Wiggins, Martin Dunn, Andrew Johnston, and Greg Spark fought for position. On the start, Spark made his way past Johnston, but didn't hold the place for long as he went well wide through the final sweeper.
Wiggins was comfortable in fourth in the first few laps, whilst Dunn and Johnston fought for the minor placings.
Osborne, Haitana, and Walters cruised out at the front of the field. Soon enough Spark joined in on the battle, however, he couldn't make way of Johnston and eventually dropped back.
Johnston and Dunn were embroiled in the challenge for fifth and sixth. Despite hounding Dunn for the majority of the race, he couldn't get past.
At the head of the field, Osborne took an easy win two and a half seconds ahead of Haitana, with walters a further four seconds back.
Race Two: Osborne goes back-to-back
The top-10 positions from the opening race were reversed for race two of the weekend, seeing race one winner Osborne starting from 10th.
The opening lap got underway with Dunn and Johnston squeezing out Brent Hay on the run down to turn one. Whilst Dunn went wide, Spark speared off the road after over correcting. Meanwhile, Osborne sliced through the middle and was soon into fourth just after turn one.
Jason Gibbs led the field into turn two, with Gary Wilson in second, Johnston third. Gibbs covered his line into turn two, whilst Osborne looked to go around the outside of Johnston.
A lunge down the inside at turn four by Osborne gave him third place over Johnston, and only moments later he was past both Wilson and Gibbs. In the space of one lap Osborne went from 10th to first.
Further back, Shane Haitana was sifting his way through and was into fifth by lap one after passing Hay on the front straight – he was closely followed by Walters. Another move one lap later saw Haitana take another place over Wiggins, and Walters duly followed suit just two turns later.
The pair continued to press on, whilst Osborne held off Andrew Johnston for second. As the race neared midway, Haitana pounced on Gibbs who'd earlier been overtaken by Gary Wilson. A simple move through turn one gave Haitana and then Walters an easy run past.
Not having the straight line speed to match Haitana and Walters, Wilson was quickly swallowed up into the final corner. With the slower cars dispatched, Haitana and Walters could battle together for the final place on the podium.
Walters looked to go around the outside of Haitana through the final corner, but couldn't make a move stick. Haitana showed pace along the straights, but Walters stuck to the back of his rival through the twistys.
With the draft on his side, Walters held onto the back of Haitana over the front straight. With just one lap to go, a gutsy move down the inside on the run down to turn one gave Walters third place. He held the position, finishing just seven tenths ahead of Haitana. At the front, Osborne kept Johnston at bay to take his second win on the trott.
Race Three: Handicap race gives Chalmers narrow win
The final race of the weekend saw the traditional handicap feature, with the fastest cars starting from the rear of the field.
The biggest shock of the race came when Haitana was forced to retire with only a few laps remaining. Simeon Woolsey and Mark Wilson also failed to finish.
Osborne was another casualty who suffered in the final race, as he finished last of the cars still running. His failure gave Walters a needed reprieve, as he went on to finish ninth, salvaging some points.
A number of battle packs emerged late in the race, with first through to tenth covered by just five seconds as the rear of the field catched up to the front.
Andrew Johnston put in a solid drive to slice through the field and take fourth place. However, it was Hay who did well to take second just a second behind eventual winner Chalmers.
The Motul Honda Cup Series now moves to Manfeild Circuit Chris Amon for the penultimate round of the series over 18-19 February.
Article by Simon Chapman via Velocity.
Less than two weeks to Honda Cup - Round 2
Round 2 is on Sunday the 4th December at Hampton Downs. Another quick-fire 1 day event for us.
Entry is via motorsportentry.com.
Scroll down to 2k cup masters 3rd December for the entry forms.
You must log in with all your details if you haven't already. this can be a bit of a long process if you haven't done it before.
It does get easier however.
Late entry after 28th November.
Documentation opens at 7.30 Sunday morning for Honda Cup.
Practice is Friday and must be organised with Hamptons directly if you want to practice.
Plywood for under axle stands and Jacks is compulsory to protect the seal.
Make sure you bring you pit tent for the Honda Cup line up!
More info to come regarding pit layout and race times etc.
Former Motul Honda Cup Series champion Mark Walters took victory in round one at Bruce McLaren Motorsport Park, Taupo. Walters contested the low-budget N1 class last season, but this year returned to the top-tier of Honda Cup in the H4 class, for 2.2 litre cars and over.
Race One: Osborne breaks records to win race one
The opening race of the Motul Honda Cup Series for the 2016–'17 season saw Mitch Osborne take a lights-to-flag victory. After setting a new Honda Cup lap record on a 1:37.261 in qualifying, Osborne went on to blitz the field in the first eight-lap race.
Before the race could start, series returnee Shane Haitana failed to make the start. He battled mechanical gremlins throughout the weekend, and subsequently scored zero points.
Off the line it was Osborne who made the best start of the front runners, as he led into turn one. Behind, fourth place starter Andrew Johnston – behind the wheel of the ex-Walters/Verryt series winning Integra – got past third place start Jamie Wiggins on the start.
The opening stages of the race were a largely clean affair, with the exception of Gary Wilson, whose CV-joint failed on the long back straight. Wilson locked up and speared off the road at high speed through the penultimate corner, and duly retired from the race.
Shortly after, David Miller speared off the road in similar fashion through the same section, but was fortunate to come away unscathed.
Whilst Osborne leapt ahead, Walters and Johnston were left to scrap over second and third place, with Johnston briefly making his way into second on the back straight. In the closing stages of the race, however, the former champ made his way back past Johnston into second, where he stayed for the rest of the race.
Further behind, in fifth, Greg Spark fought valiantly to hold off a hard charge by eighth place qualifier Alastair Chalmers. The DC2 driver couldn't hold off Chalmers, as the expat-British driver soon made his way past for a top-five finish.
Ultimately it was Osborne who took victory from a distant Walters in second, Johnston close behind in third.
Race Two: Gibbs continues storming drive to take third
Having taken the victory in race one, Mitch Osborne should've start the reverse top-10 race from 10th place. However, a crash in one of the other support races held over the weekend forced him out for the rest of the competition.
Having stormed from 22nd to 10th in race one, Jason Gibbs was promoted to pole position for the second race of the weekend based on the reverse top-10.
From a standing start, Gibbs made a roaring start out of the top spot to lead the field by some car lengths into turn one. Martin Dunn followed through in second, whilst Colin Abah slotted into third.
The race was punctuated early on by a near lose by Andrew Johnston at turn one. On lap-three, the hard charging Integra driver nearly lost control of his car on entry to the first turn. An off-again-on-again brake issue saw him lock up the rear tyres, and fishtail his way on the run down to turn one—luckily not spinning.
Johnston dropped back from second place Dunn, who by lap four, was engaged in a duel with Gibbs for the lead.
The pair diced down the back straight, with the pair trying to out brake each other. Gibbs prevailed on lap-four, as he held off Dunn down the long straight and into the braking zone. However, his time at the top was quickly put to bed as Dunn made a pass on Gibbs on lap-five through the final sequence of corners.
A new threat came from the back as Mark Walters began to slice his way through the field, and by lap-six, he was already in the top-five. He made short work of Gibbs through the esses, and Dunn soon after, to take the lead.
Whilst Walters held first at a safe margin, Dunn and Gibbs resumed battle. Gibbs made one last attempt on the final lap to get past Dunn across the line. Just four tenths split them as the chequered flag dropped on race two.
Race Three: Hopkins holds of Wilson for final win
The final race of the weekend saw the Honda Cup field take in it's usual handicap race. The fastest of them all started at the back, with Walters fighting his way through to eventually take 12th, and the fastest lap of the race.
It was a race split into two battle groups, with the slowest at the front holding off their rivals, and the fastest towards the back trying not to get baulked down as they chased.
Martin Dunn was the best of the drivers who started towards the rear, as he took seventh overall.
After his breakout result in race two of the weekend, Jason Gibbs failed to finish the final race, and was followed off the track a few seconds later by Gary Morrell. The pair both suffered mechanical failures.
Eventual race winner Kevin Hopkins held off a hard charge by fast man Mark Wilson, who was pipped at the post by a mere three tenths of a second. John Torrance finished third in his EK Civic, whilst Shane Hine and David Harker came home fourth and fifth respectively.
Walters' 12th place finish in race three was enough to secure him round honours at Bruce McLaren Motorsport Park, cementing him as an overall challenger for the 2016–'17 title race.
The 2016–'17 Motul Honda Cup Series heads to Hampton Downs for the second round of their calendar on December 4th for their second one-day event.
Article and photos by Simon Chapman via Velocity.
Paddock Layout and Race Programme now available
The paddock layout and race programme now available for this weekends race at Taupo:
Honda Cup secures Motul backing again as it looks forward to biggest season
Honda Cup, now entering its ninth season and still the most popular Japanese one-make Series has secured backing again from long time Series Sponsor Motul.
Motul has supported the Honda Cup since its infancy and the two brands are perfect partners, both having a strong ethos for quality and an equally strong passion for motorsports. Series Director Mark Walters is delighted to secure Motul backing once again for the series. "The racers love the Motul product, it works incredibly well in our high revving, small capacity engines. Some of our drivers don't have the luxury of big budgets but they have all learnt to rely on the Motul products. Honda Cups ethos has always been to work with Companies that offer the best and we'll be proudly flying the Motul flag on and off the track as we look forward to another mega season of close racing and full fields".
"We are really happy to be supporting the Motul Honda Cup for the 2016/2017 season" says Chris Walkley from Motul New Zealand. "The thing we like about Honda Cup is it is the ideal proving ground for our Motorsports and Passenger car range of lubricants. While everyone would love to run the same products used by the Pro teams Le Mans like our Double Ester synthetic 300V, the reality is that almost every racer has budget constraints. Our Automotive range reflects the needs of both the common motorist and the racer with products such as Motul Sport and the 8100 series. These products offer a less expensive alternative for racers but ensure the level of performance required by the high revving small Honda engines is still met. There aren't many brands that can offer a lubricant that will work in both your race car and the car that tows your race car, that's the Motul difference".
The Motul Honda Cup is set to enjoy another high profile action packed season having been included on dates for the new Premier Motorsport Series, which includes a round with the international Toyota Race Series. This season features 5 rounds running at all North island Circuits with a mix of one, two and three day events:
- Round 1 20th November 2016: Taupo 1 Day event
- Round 2 4th December 2016: Hampton 1 Day event
- Round 3 28th/28th January 2017: Hampton 2 Day Tier 1 meeting
- Round 4 18th/19th February 2017: Manfeild 2 Day event
- Round 5 1st/2nd April 2017: Pukekohe 2 Day Tier 1 (Truck meeting)
- The Honda Enduro Hampton Downs date TBA
The Honda Cup season will culminate with a non-championship one hour endurance race in addition to their five championship rounds plus will be featuring at both The Four and Rotary festival and Speedshow. Last season Honda Cup stalwart Paul Verryt secured the 2015-16 Honda Cup title but he has moved up to the V8 Touring Car Series and this season with a mix a of both new and returning drivers the series is wide open.
HondaCup pre season Tech Inspection
All HondaCup cars must undergo a tech inspection to ensure they are compliant. The inspection is carried out by the HondaCup Tech Officer and his assistant and is open to everyone.
- Saturday 29th October at JTune, from 10am to 1pm
- Sunday 30th October at Waikato Honda, from 10am to 2pm
The preseason Tech Days have always been a great unofficial start to the season and gives competitors time to get minor issues sorted.
Any queries, call Chief Tech Officer Mark at Motivation Garage in Hamilton
Compact Motul Honda Cup calendar confirmed for 2016–17 season
The forthcoming 2016–17 Motul Honda Cup calendar is set to take on a compact format, with one-day events slated for the series.
Honda Cup organisers are confident the calendar, which features two one-day events, will attract more competitors as costs are kept low. The series will also feature at two Premier Motorsport rounds at Hampton Downs and Pukekohe Park Raceway respectively.
Last season saw six rounds spread over Bruce McLaren Motorsport Park, Pukekohe Park Raceway, Hampton Downs Motorsport Park and Manfeild.
This season the series will race at Taupo's Bruce McLaren Motorsport Park just once, and is set to be the season opener in late November. The series moves to Hampton Downs Motorsport Park for the first of it's one-day meetings in December to finish the year.
2017 will open with Hampton Downs Motorsport Park in late January with the series potentially racing on the full international circuit for the first time. The series will play support series over two days to the Toyota Racing Series.
The series penultimate round takes place at Manfeild in February before completing the calendar year with the second of the Premier Motorsport meetings at Pukekohe Park Raceway.
Motul Honda Cup features five classes from H1, through to H4 and N1, each H-class representing a different engine capacity.
Further announcements are expected to be made with proposed rule changes opening up the competition for the N1 class which encourages equal opportunity to compete and win at a low cost.
Verryt takes out 2015–2016 Motul Honda Cup Series in darkness
Paul Verryt won the 2015–'16 Motul Honda Cup Series, bouncing back from his title ending crash last year at Hampton Downs Motorsport Park. Heading into the final round of the series, Verryt held an almost unassailable lead over former series champion Shane Parsons.
Qualifying for race one of the weekend was dominated by Mitch Osborne. The Andrew Simms sponsored driver took pole position convincingly by seven tenths of a second over Parsons, Verryt only a tenth back in third.
In fading light the first race of the weekend got underway with Osborne and Parsons going neck-and-neck into turn one.
Osborne got loose in his EG Civic, narrowly missing Parsons through turn one. Parsons made a strong run out of the first corner, diving down the inside of turn two to take the lead.
Parsons led the opening lap followed by Osborne, Verryt, Andrew Johnston and reigning champion Gary Wilson.
Osborne held back momentarily before making a charge for the lead. The pair made brief contact through the infield section before Osborne made a move on Parsons a turn one. Going down the inside, Osborne comfortably made the pass stick and began extending his lead to the pair behind.
Verryt pushed to get around Parsons but was unable to make way, just two tenths separating the two by the finish.
Osbornes race win saw the EG racer finish a second ahead of Verryt and Parsons behind. Andrew Johnston held on for an impressive fourth place finish whilst Tristan Neate came home fifth not far behind.
In brighter conditions, race two saw the top-ten reversed handing Jason Weel pole position for the standing start. However, Weel started poorly and was soon swamped by the quickr drivers behind him.
The start was a messy affair at the back of the pack, as Mark Wilson came to blows with Kevin Hopkins. Hopkins spun out on the approach to turn one, the pair later retired due to damage sustained in the crash.
Greg Spark quickly making his way to the front after starting on the second row of the grid, inheriting the lead on the opening lap.
After starting off the back of the grid for the second race, Osborne made an immaculate start powering his way through the field to sit sixth by turn four. A lap later, and Osborne was in the lead having passed Spark just two laps into the race.
Osborne looked a strong contender for the win, but was soon being hounded by Verryt. The pair jostled for the lead, but Osborne couldn't keep Verryt at bay as the series leader made way of him midway through the race.
Steve Hughes was fortunate to not have his race cut short, the EG driver running wide on the final corner and onto the grass.
Third place contender Spark put his championship run for third place in jeopardy when he speared off the road at turn four. A lapse in concentration cost him an almost certain podium finish.
Ultimately it was Verryt though who took out the second race of the final, just under one second separating he and Osborne on the line. Parsons crossed the line two seconds later in third followed by Jamie Wiggins and Gary Wilson.
Conjecture over the final race embroiled the pit paddock as the sun began to set on Hampton Downs Motorsport Park. Questions over whether it would be safe to race in the dying light surrounded the drivers, who eventually chose to race. Some, including Osborne and Neate, had packed up their cars.
The ten lap race was cut short of its final distance by two laps as darkness engulfed the circuit. Many drivers raced without headlights.
The handicap race was eventually won by Alastair Chalmers who was followed home by Spark, Verryt, Johnston and Wilson.
With the final race of the 2015–'16 season complete, Verryt was finally able to celebrate his series victory, albeit in the darkness.
"It's a real cool feeling to take out the series," said Verryt following the series win.
"It's been a lot of hard work as we had a few mechanical problems. We had the head off three times, but now that's all sorted and we have a very strong car.
"My goal was to take it out, but with some fast competitors it was going to be hard. But as I've always said, reliability, and finishing in the top five will get me there.
Verryt's series win was especially meaningful, having had his title hopes shattered the same time last year when he rolled over on the final corner at the same circuit.
"Last year after my big crash it really shook me up for a while. But my goal was to just to get back in a race car.
"We had 2 weeks before the first endurance race and we found a car and we fully built it in 13 days. I was a bit nervous but have never thought about the crash again. So to win the championship in a new built race car was a great achievement."
After testing an TLX NZ Touring Car recently, Verryt said he's unsure whether he'll be back to defend his Honda Cup title.
"Will I be back next year? I'm not sure yet. My dream has been to race a V8. And if the opportunity comes along I probably will change.
"But I will not just walk away from the Honda cup. It's a great series. The people, families friends we have meet are just real cool people. The help I have had to get me here has been overwhelming. Thanks to friends and family."
Whilst Verryt took out the overall win, he also secured the H3 class win. In H4, Andrew Johnston took victory. Despite not being able to challenge for the overall win this season, Gary Wilson took out H2, Shane Hine won H1 and David Harker won N1.
Article and photos by Simon Chapman via Velocity.
Counting down New Zealand's best obscure circuit-racing championships
Just about every commentator in the country has penned at least one article about New Zealand being in a 'golden age' of motorsport right now. But while the exploits of messrs Paddon, Dixon, Hartley and co are covered to a decent degree, coverage of our domestic classes can be a little thin.
Driven does its level best, covering the BNT NZ Touring Cars, New Zealand Rally Championship, and D1NZ National Drifting Championship to name a few. But the pot still goes deeper. Deeper than what you see in print, deeper than what you hear about on the radio.
So here's five of the best circuit-racing series in New Zealand that don't get so much time in this world they call 'the mainstream media'. If you're someone who swears by 'supporting the grassroots', I'd urge you to give these a look in.
Honda Cup
Yes, all the cars are Hondas, and yes they're all front-wheel drive, and — of course — most are Civics. But, these cars are more than capable of thrashing out some incredibly competitive lap times.
Where some club classes have an earnest aura that almost scoffs at the idea of taking themselves even remotely seriously, those in Honda Cup annually wheel out some of the quickest, best prepared race cars in New Zealand.
And despite a wide variety of body styles and chassis-codes at play, the racing is frequently close and exciting.
Excerpt from an article originally appearing on www.driven.co.nz and photo by Simon Chapman.
Mitch Osborne wins inaugural Velocity Honda 75 Enduro
Mitch Osborne took an emphatic victory in the Velocity Honda 75 at Bruce McLaren Motorsport Park last weekend, defeating front row starter Paul Verryt.
The opening qualifying race for the 75 feature saw Shane Parsons on wet tyres get away quickly to lead the field. However, Parsons' lead was short lived as he began to suffer on wet tyres in drying conditions. Osborne and Verryt caught Parsons, Osborne's win in the qualifying race securing a pole position start for the feature.
Osborne showed immediate pace early in the 75 minute race, leading the field through turn one to hold an early advantage. Second place Paul Verryt held back in second place but not far enough to let Osborne out of his sights. Third place starter Shane Parsons lost three positions on the lead up to the opening corner.
Osborne and Verryt began to slowly separate themselves from the three way battle for third between Greg Spark, Gary Wilson, and Andrew Johnston. The trio spent the most part of the race battling, but the pairing of Wilson and Justin Herbert suffered recurring mechanical troubles eventually ending their race late in the piece.
After destroying his front splitter in practice on Saturday, youngest competitor in the field Oliver Heycoop struck troubles early in the race. A bad sportsmanship flag was compounded by the loss of fourth gear in the opening minutes of the race.
With a competition caution set to be thrown after the halfway mark, questions over when teams would pit surrounded the pit lane.
Johnston was one of the earliest to pit from his sixth place position. He later resumed his battle with the Greg Spark car, driven by William Yu.
Verryt pitted around the halfway mark, but Osborne remained on track waiting until the latest moment before the competition caution.
Osborne's inlap was one of the fastest of the race, and his team backed him up with a fast tidy pitstop. Even with the pace on track and in the lane, Osborne returned to the track with Verryt alongside him as they went through turn one.
The pair ran side-by-side through turn two and three, before Osborne took the position to regain the lead.
The competition caution was thrown late in the race, leaving the race with ten minutes of sprint racing action.
Despite bunching up the field, Verryt couldn't challenge Osborne for the lead as the EG racer romped home to victory. "I'm ecstatic, I could probably do another ten or twenty laps, it was awesome. Really happy with how today went," said Osborne. "Obviously I've got to thank my father, the Osborne motorsport team, and Andrew Simms for getting the car down here every weekend. It's just been amazing."
After a brief hiatus from racing, Osborne rebuilt his EG Civic, repowering the pocket-rocket with a Honda K-series engine.
"We wanted to do it nicely and properly so we just took our time and we didn't rush. We couldn't quite do Taupo so we went to Manfeild, and it showed lots of potential but there were some teething issues. "We're really looking forward to seeing what it can do."
The Origin
In 2004 long-time Kiwi Honda enthusiast and racer Al Stewart returned from a working holiday in California. While working there for Race Team Special Projects he was lucky enough to gain a drive in one of the team Integras in two Honda Challenge rounds. The idea was implanted in his mind and on his return Al set about setting up a similar Honda Challenge series in New Zealand. To ensure the series got off the ground smoothly Al decided to run the series in conjunction with the existing SS2000 – Under 2 litre Saloon Series.
This made perfect sense. The SS2000 class was a national eight round series that was already enjoying success and had been running for many years. A set of Honda Challenge rules were drafted by Al and presented at the annual SS2000 AGM. The class was taken on board by SS2000 and 2005 saw the first season of Honda Challenge in New Zealand proudly sponsored by beer giant Carlsberg. Both SS2000 and Honda Challenge have continued to enjoy success with large grids and exciting racing.
The numbers of Hondas racing in New Zealand has continued to grow each year with Hondas now being the dominant marque in the series. The marquee has a massive following in New Zealand and has one of the biggest auto forums in the southern hemisphere, NZ Hondas.
But as they say…there is more! Al said he is constantly being asked by new racers how and where they should get started. He will often be heard talking about his early years at clubmans meetings at Manfeild in the 70's and how these were some of the best times he ever had in motorsport. This is also the view of many of the racers of that era.
The result has been the advent of a Clubman style competition for Hondas to bring back some of the fun and affordable entry level racing that is sometimes lacking into today's hectic range of summer series. A mini series to allow new Honda competitors to get out on the track and mix it with some of the more experienced drivers in a low key fun race meet is indeed the perfect step up the ladder for a growing band of talented young drivers and engineers modifying or building cars for the growing NZ track day scene. Our winter rules are simple, the racing is all held over one day and the rounds spread apart to assist the cash flow!


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CPSM Week is back and we're raising the bar
Online from October 31–November 4, we're celebrating all things certification during CPSM Week. This year, the theme is Raising the Bar. Mark your calendar to take part in the fun and informative activities we have planned. Each day, we'll focus on the benefits of being a CPSM and how CPSMs are raising the bar in their firms. And just like last year, we'll have a video contest and announce the winner at the end of CPSM Week.
CPSM Promotional Video Contest:
Your video should include testimonials from a CPSM and principal(s) on how the CPSM designation is raising the bar for their firm. Post the videos on your SMPS chapter homepage, certification landing page, and on social media.
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The nice thing about having a quarter-based system is that we get two-week spring breaks. Sweet!
Yet longer doesn't mean better - at least not in this case. As the upcoming classes are pretty tough and I've been feeling stressed as a result, my family wasn't really in the mood to travel. Though we went hiking several times - and I also saw Surrogates on DVD - that's pretty much all we did.
Speaking of which, I probably best get back to studying as the spring quarter is starting in two days. :\
Currently watching: Surrogates
Sunday, April 11, 2010
an uneventful spring break
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