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PH's Chris-R gets behind the wheel of Lexus's awesome £250k (yes, really) Ferrari rival
This could be interesting, I thought, as a crack team of Japanese race engineers tightened the webbing straps over my vital organs. But more likely its just going to be terrifying
As first introductions to brand new supercars go, they dont get much more intimidating than this. Being strapped into the racing version of the 500bhp+ V10-powered, carbonfibre-tubbed Lexus LF-A sports coupe, its nose pointing straight down the pitlane of the seriously fast and (hopefully!) flowing Goodwood race circuit that Ive never driven before, and watching anxiously as the pit crew wipe raindrops off the cars swoopy windscreen.
To be fair, the rain has stopped when the moment comes for my first three laps, but the track is still wet enough for earnest debate within the team as to whether wet tyres are most appropriate for the conditions. Reassuringly, Im not invited to contribute to the conversation, and the decision to stay on slicks gives me a few more minutes to acclimatise to the pain in my pelvic bones caused by the vice-like grip of a far-too-small racing seat. So we wait for the hot sun to simmer more water off the tarmac, and for the visor of my helmet to start misting up properly...
Then the small crowd milling around the car thins out, and theres somebody giving me a thumbs up. Its time to go.
The LF-A racers starting ritual is straightforward enough; twist the electrical master-switch to on, turn the ignition key, then press the small red starter button on top of the dash. Theres a whirr from the starter, and the 5.0 V10 engine bursts gruffly into life. My momentary sense of relief disappears as the thumbs-up turns into an urgently waved hand. Get out there now, you big wuss, the gesture seems to imply. So I nudge the right-hand paddle towards me to select first (which engages with a not-very-muted shudder, and accelerate the car tentatively up the pitlane.
Although the race car engine apparently revs to a heady 12,000rpm, today weve been asked to limit our exuberance, which means short-shifting at a still impressive 8500rpm or rather less when in the vicinity of the Goodwood circuits electronic decibel monitors. The cars engine hasnt been stripped since its recent outing at the Nurburgring 24hr race, so the race teams caution seems well advised. That said, weve been tipped-off that the imminent production version of the LF-A will be limited to 9000rpm, so were pretty close to experiencing the performance potential of the road car. And that potential, in spite of the unsettling conditions at Goodwood, felt genuinely phenomenal.
The racing car accelerates flat and hard with a typical V10 howl; harsher, more mechanical and somehow less mellifluous than a V12, but spine-tingling all the same. The effect is amplified by the racers stripped-out interior and race exhaust, but if the Lexus engineers can keep any of that sound for the road version, then its owners are in for a true aural treat.
The rate at which knots are piled on under full throttle is unsurprising, given the cars all-up weight of just 1500kgs and a power output of something over 500bhp, which is all that Lexus will currently admit to. No performance figures or official outputs have been revealed, but when we had a look under the bonnet somebody had scrawled #557 P with a marker pen on one of the cylinder head covers. Could this have been the record of an engine dyno test?
The engine looks compact and is presumably very light. Theres also quite a lot of room around it in the engine bay, where it sits well back to help optimise weight distribution. You can see the aluminium front sub-frame thats bolted directly to the carbonfibre body tub, and theres another at the rear to support the gearbox and rear running gear. The gearbox itself is a transaxle-mounted six-speeder shifted electronically by two steering column-mounted paddles (left for down, right for up - Nissan GT-R style), and gearchanges in the racer seem to alternate between utterly seamless and occasionally a little jerky, particularly in the lower ratios. Whether this has something to do with the racing set-up or even racing wear and tear I cant tell you but I wouldnt expect to feel it in a production version of this car. Or any Lexus for that matter. Either way, the configuration allows a near-perfect weight distribution of 48/52 (front/rear), and remarkably well-balanced handling.
Although it very much looks the part in race trim, the LF-A competed in the production class at the Nurburgring, which means its not very far from the road car that Lexus is expected to reveal later this year at the Tokyo motor show. According to insiders, the weight of the racing gear (full roll cage, fire systems, huge steel brakes, etc.) is roughly equivalent to the weight of the road car items that have been removed namely interior trim, proper seats, and info-tainment.
The racers suspension settings have been stiffened up a little for the track and it runs slick racing tyres (or grooved wets), which have the same 20-inch diameter as the road-going items will. The racer's steel brakes will be replaced with carbon-ceramic items, but most other components - including the carbon tub and alloy-skinned carbon body - will be carried over to the road car. What you see here is essentially what youre going to get if youve got a spare £250k (yes, really!), and are prepared to move quickly to secure one of the 20 or so cars expected in the UK after production starts late this year. The total global production run is unlikely to exceed 500, we are reliably informed.
I have to admit that around Goodwood on its slick racing tyres, even on a drying track, I never got remotely close to exploring the limits of this stiff, light and extremely competent machine, but I can say it changed direction at speed like a slot car, with linear steering offering apparently instantaneous turn-in, with barely any of the cars mass or weight transfer affecting its composure through corners. There was a chance for another three laps after lunch, but by then it had rained heavily, the track was soaked in places and, with the car running on grooved slick tyres, I could do little more than enjoy the pretence of playing at being a racing driver albeit one going slowly.
Still, thats not bad for an introduction to a car that seems perfectly likely to set the cat among the pigeons when the roadgoing version is finally released. With a power to weight ratio similar to a Ferrari 599's and with performance and handling right up there with the best, Lexus obviously feels it has got the German exec saloons covered and is now ready to take on the Italian stallions.

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Calling all prep users. There was information that was deleted by someone that didn't realize they were deleting directly from the shared drive. They have cleared their deleted folder and the information has been lost as it was not in the backups that were created. I am working with a friend to create a dedicated website for this as this is the 2nd occurrence of information being lost. The list is quite long and quite honestly would take hours to write out. Needless to say, if you can look at the details and the long list of what was removed and replace any of it, it would be much appreciated. **If anyone knows of a free webhosting idea or would be willing to help create a dedicated website and make it functional please email me or PM me here, any and all help is appreciated.
Hrmm ... let's play the game "Guess which nights the bunny is out drinking" Thursday 7:30 AM - 3:45 PM: Marshal
Eric Clingenpeel wrote: dumps her coffee on Eric and hisses at him
snickersimba wrote: I'm not scared of your guinea pig!!! I'm a bunny ... with big scary teeth!!!!
snickersimba wrote: Ill get back to you on that one Kitty. (hope you don't mind me calling you that)I literally JUST woke up and I have no engery drinks. So I will check the posts errrmmmm um ... no lol .... pfcbg is good... or fluffy ... kitty is too much like a pet ... go get your energy drink -- kids these days and their new fangled things like energy drinks. slurps her coffee
snickersimba wrote: Who is the one coordinating the gameday? I would talk to them and see what you can work out ... seems like there are tons of good options, just a matter of finding the one that works for you and your Gran
Saint Caleth wrote: Wasn't mis-applying and that's not the one I'm thinking of ... though yours did link to the one I was thinking of... so I wasn't miss-applying anything... The real thread I think this is more of a corner case, it it kinda falls in with what Mike was saying, however, there are a couple of twists that could say other wise ...
SpiritWolfFenris wrote: Hrm.. Well, I'm not too worried about the core, I'm just worried about being able to handle what I need to and ready for anything. Would taking a laptop/tablet work if you had access to the PDF's? Or do you HAVE to use the physical books? PDFS are the super easy way to go .. in my opinion
I thought there was a huge dust-up awhile back about this, and basically it was stated that if the event was posted on the Paizo website and listed as open, it had to be inclusive... I don't believe that that would hold muster to something being in someone's private home or listed as a game on another site. I believe (if I remember right) that Mike stated that if you were holding a game in your home that you could invite anyone you wanted or not invite those you didn't. Keeping in mind that this was in reference to it being a private game at that point and not a public one. Without knowing specific circumstances past what we were told... Who says that you have to use the local meet-up group? the VC so that he can keep track of the games played in his area? In my opinion that is overstepping the boundaries of a VO position to insert public practices into a private home setting. I personally would suggest making your own meet-up site, the VO can be part of it if he wants to keep tabs on it. But then you can deny people that you don't want in your home.
You'll need to make sure that you have the books that are needed for the things that your character uses. If you have 4 books that you've pulled info from, those are the 4 books you'll need to take with you. Alternatively, if you have the books in pdf format, you can print out just the pages you need and put those in the binder with the character. **the rationale for this is that the onus for providing the information should the GM have a question falls to the player. If the player doesn't have the reference and the GM doesn't, there is no way to make an at the table ruling on how the character's "shiny" works.
Don Walker wrote: Remember guys, qualifying for 5 stars doesn't mean you automatically get a 5th star. Mike Brock has to approve and award you the star. I don't think anyone has been disputing that fact @Doug Awesome list and tons of research on with getting all the information sorted. Nice to see all the dedicated volunteers
snickersimba wrote: Succeeding on check is kind of going to be up to the individual GM as there is no precedence for pets aiding on skill checks, only familiars. Be sure to talk to the GM before hand, but don't be disappointed if he/she says no. Just fair warning. Not saying that you can't use it as part of the role-play aspect :) mmmm Gnomes like cookies
snickersimba wrote: There are no spells for familiars ... There are certain classes that can have them (i.e. wizard and witch) otherwise you'd want to buy the animal from the equipment list and then you'd have a fun pet, but it wouldn't be an animal companion.
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Lol ... another hook for us 5 Stars lol... *sigh* guess I'd better do some more prep work
Patrick Harris @ MU wrote: Patrick, in all honesty ... I get where you're at. I really do. And I get what you're saying. Please allow me to interject that I think you're reacting a bit strongly over something that really honestly isn't that big of a deal. Personally I'm going to go to lunch and forget this thread exists. My excitement over something new has been dampened.
Patrick Harris @ MU wrote: *shrug* again GMs need to know their limitations. but that's my opinion, not going to continuously argue my opinion with people
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Lets ask Doug how many conventions he sat at with Midnight Mauler and ran it for the whole convention ... I know of a few in there lol Burnout happens no matter the scenario ... at that point it's more a matter of the GM recognizing their limits and being able to say "no" I need a weekend off.
I get that people have concerns over various portions of this, or may be disappointed due to various portions ... however, can we please just have a day or maybe two to be grateful that we got a kick-butt boon (regardless of what you think about it) and that there is an exclusive (no matter the form). I shudder to think of what could happen when Mike and John get tired of trying to give us things and due to all the complaints decide that we don't need anything.
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Lol ... I won't be able to make Paizocon this year ... but I'll be at Gencon ... then trying for Gamicon next year ... maybe Paizocon next year ... I dunno ... vacation is a pain
downerbeautiful wrote: Gms should be doing it either to be honest ... but what they do and then don't tell us about we can't police ... what is said on the boards is policable by the community. cherry picking scenarios for what is on the chronicle is frown upon.. close to if not "nasty ch word here"... don't do it... or at least don't post on the boards about it ...
Hey guys ... I understand that this is the GM section of the boards, however, we all know GMs aren't the only ones that read these threads... In that vein please remember that it has been frowned upon (and in some instances had that nasty "ch" word applied to it) to cherry pick scenarios based on items available on the chronicle .. I've also asked for spoiler tags to be added so people can avoid the spoilers if they wish
I've made a comment over the past few months that I think holds bearing in this thread... The comment is that it is hard for me to sit down and play because as a GM I've learned to lose... I don't know how to "win" as a player anymore. I sit down at a table as a player and when we get to combat, my mental process is how can I lose this (I'm getting better at that tho I swear).
Hi Adam, Welcome to you and your group. The best suggestion would be to visit the products page and download the free guide. In the back of that guide is a list of all the Venture Officers. Find the one closest to you and give them an email. They should be able to help you find a GM in your area, or perhaps point you do a gameday in your area.
Greg Hurst wrote: Basically WF2013 was a bit of a cluster for various reasons. We told the management all the concerns we had (both before and after the con) and were summarily dismissed as being wrong. So basically nobody was interested in going again this year. I'm speaking for many of the folks in Indiana, not Paizo. I think this basically sums it up ... For me last year it was a communication issue ... This year was because I just couldn't make it, instead chose another con that had more of a PFS focus and not a DnD focus.


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Three days at the Duenshine Resort in Kanchanaburi. Very secluded and mostly empty. I love this aspect. Partying is cool, but I find for the most part, partying bores me, it has become cliche. Not partying in itself, just more the form partying seems to take more often than not despite which city or country I'm in. Too repetitive. Little depth. The last three days were spent lazing about. A lot of time exploring the grounds, tapping into the rhythms of the place and introspection. I needed the break.
I can feel change brewing inside of me, although at this point in time, I have little idea which form or direction it may take. I seem to be drawn to many paths and the time spent feeling out areas capped with silence at the Duenshine is timely.
Bangkok tomorrow.
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26 CommentsThe Somaliland Minister of Foreign Affairs Hon Dr. Mohamed rebuffed reports carried in media reports which stated that ties between the two countries were strained after border incident saying the two countries enjoys cordial relations.
Hon Dr. Mohamed Abdillahi Omar speaking to the media said the recent incident at the Lughaya crossing border was uncalled for which affected two Djibouti cabinet ministers and that it was a result of misunderstanding and should never have happened at all.
The two Ministers were barred from entering the country and forced to return back to their country by the immigration officials who were reportedly acting on the orders of Somaliland interior minister Hon Mohamed Nuur Araale (Duur).
Djiboutian authorities are reported to have been outraged by the decision. Reports indicates that Somaliland authority were not aware of the impending visits of the agricultural and planning Ministers.
Our concern stems from the deficiency in communications, said the minister of foreign affairs. Although the impasse had been solved he blamed the fault on the Djiboutian side for failing to inform Somaliland authorities of their tour.
The minister said the unregulated movement of citizens from both countries is a common aspect at the border with many citizens of the two countries holding dual nationality.
Somaliland minister of interior Mohamed Nuur Araale is currently in Djibouti. The purpose of his visit is unknown, however, many suspect he went there to mend ties after the incident at the border.
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I support the steps taken by my government to deny those who thought Zeila is their town, and forgotten that Somaliland is to be respected. Djibouti and its government teases Somaliland everyday, by helping TFG and the enemy of our country, and they think coming to Zeilah is easy ride to Obokh or Alisabeh.
If there is an enemy Djibouti is the enemy of Somaliland and that is for sure, but I don't mind if we deal with them, since we are neighbours.
totally agree! I'm pure djiboutian and I can say I know much more than you about Geele. This guy is everything but a Somaliland friend, don't fool yourselves guys. In Djibouti, everyone knows he smuggles weapons to Somalia and Yemen. Futhermore, he recently tried to give weapons to one Somaliland clan to create violence. What do you expect from someone who killed many djiboutian opposition leaders? seriously! For those who are still skeptic, here are other reasons he will never support Somaliland recognition: Berbera port is a threat to Djibouti port (60% of djiboutian GDP) + democracy right next to him is a more dangerous threat to his crown. I think Dr Omar should just keep on playing the diplomacy game but never ever believe Geele. FYI: I'm not in any kind of opposition member, just a reader of Somalilandpress.
I agree with Mr. Omer, that Djibouti is enemy for real. Geelle not only helps TFG but covertly campaigns against Somaliland. He works hard with Arabs to deny Somaliland its due recognition. He even helped financially those nabad-diids guerilling Somaliland Army.
Geele is really playing a very danger game and Somaliland Government knows that but deals with him wisely. It was reported by a French intelligence magazine that Geele told, shortly before LCS, that his country will not allow Somaliland Officials to use Somaliland passport and they must use Somali passport if they choose to enter Djibouti. I believe the current issue is an answer to that idiocy. Kudos to Somaliland Custom Officials.
In my view, Geelle is in denial, but has to be forced to realize that Somaliland is the future haven for Eisa ethnicity when their power crumbles.
Luckily Djibouti is not a regional player in any sense.
What a jack asses Djibouti is a country what are you region part of somali republic, your not even representing whole somali north accept small enclave tribe.
Djibouti all sorts of different tribes live There she is member of UN.
You are just full of it, you better watch your language or else. You are such a very forgetful wild beast, will you ever learn from history, you tin can-headed ignorant.
Man, you took hammer and nail and squarelly nailed it through so explicitly. kudos to your
all inclusive sufficiently well addressed, so to speak. High profile expressions.
What Djibouti is getting is far more dangerous than what we think. How come the Commander of Djibouti Army Force can come to another country without informing our government. This guy Mr. Zakarie's brother was capture in that area during our local civil war, and other guy is the brother of the current President of Djibouti.
Mr. Ismail Omar Geele and his tribe "MAMAASAN" are still believe that what Siyaad Barre promised during his last card, that the so-called Salal will be given to Djibouti.
There should be no apologies from the Somaliland government. The Djibouti government officials should have known better and notified our interior ministry of their intended visit. Somaliland is not a no body's land and has laws in place which should be respected by everyone especially foreign dignitaries.
Somaliland can wipe Djibouti off the map if it isn't for the French and American troops stationed there. This shows that Djibouti is actually not a country because to be a country one must be sovereign and Djibouti is run like an international military camp like Bagram with a local population ten times poorer than Somaliland's.
Somaliland and Djibouti have sister nations who share blood ties not enemy states. So please think carefully before you post offensive and unjustified comments like this.
Although Djibouti is recognized while we're not, at least we are sovereign in action.
My advice to my Issa brothers is to stop the hatred and CUQDAD towards us Isaaq folks or ELSE
Djibouti is recognised country unlike some people who live in fairytale and also have possitive relations with khaatumo state of somalia thier interest lies united somalia
Who is karash? a male or female? I don't know, first time i come accross this strange name, but what i know for sure is that she/he comes from khaatumo or Jahanam land. Whe Somalilanders don't live in fairy tale like you put it and all those who hate Somaliland will soon be wiped off the face of the earth.
karash is The guy who crash ragtag militia from small enclave s/land.
what ever we call, Djibouti is a free country and what you are calling Somaliland is part of greater Somali so that we recognize Somali. those from Hargiesa and insulting Djibouti should know that we have given them ID and passport, so please keep quit and be on the toe!
Somalilanders have discovered the true colours of djibouti and they know that in the future Hargeisa will rather have more ties or relation with Mogadishu than with Djibouti who has little to offer. We don't hate Djibouti but we are well aware of their munafiqnimo and their history of involving the destruction of Somaliland. But that's alright, tomorrow they will want to be Somaliland's best friend, trust me.
Djibouti is dependent on Somaliland and Somaliland is dependent on Djibouti. We all have relatives in both nations and should all be focusing in increasing economic trade (re-building road networks) between two brotherly nations!!!
Our relatives out there are sitting duck, and they do not have any influence with Djibouti politics. There is a family [who suppose to be a Somalilander] who is ruling Djibouti, but development phobia of hating its brothers and neighbour and that is MAMAASAN or QORAXJOOG as they call it. Reason of doing this is very much in anyones guess?
As Amal said, there will be a day, that they will regret what they are doing to Somaliland people, and that day is not far. They will discover the true colors of Wanlaweyn, the moment they come up with some kind of peace with themselves, and then get a free ride of what they are born to do, i.e. to rob anything they lay in their hands, and undermine the stability of Djibouti were they can. That is for sure, if I know those Wanlaweyns.
s like when your relatives leave you when you are going through difficulties but when they see you are in good position and strong, all of a sudden run back to you. Somaliland will hold its ground and move forward whether anyone hates it or not and I'm sure we will shine for the Somali community at large.
InshAllah there will be a day when Djibouti, Somaliland and Somalia will live side by side and enjoy good relations and economic boost.
correction: leave and stab you on the back that is
@ Ali1
"We all have relatives in both nations and should all be focusing in increasing economic trade (re-building road networks) between two brotherly nations!!!"
That's true, I think you are the only one making sense here brother. But I hate it when they selfishly undermine Somaliland. At the end of the day both are Somali states who are kins and are closely related.
I really wish our weak and apologetic leaders in Somali-land will measure up to expectations of their heroic compatriots who are defending their Mother land with whatever it takes so that our country progresses and our people prosper.
We Somali-landers should not forget to always push those on top running the country like an old sick turtle to feel for their compatriots who haven't still recovered from the injuries inflicted on them by the criminal ziad barre and his bandits to work little more harder to reassure their own people and show the whole world that Somali land is real and not plastic thing so to speak, we haven't seen anything so far catching the eye that we can be proud of, some thing tangible, don't they see the world around them? don't they see the small village next to us punt land that has been awarded the best administration in Africa? They are even going to produce oil and gas soon. We elected these ghat chewing lazies on the assumption that they might be better and more patriotic than their predecessors who were doing nothing but tarnishing the hard earned image of Somali-land and it's people.
Come on wake up if you would or face being thrown into history garbage or Qaaxo if you have got any memory left with you todate guys, know what i mean? Qaaxo ha? Nothing is free and Somalilanders when to say enough is enough.
Wish you all Somali-landers very bright future and progressive grateful leadership.
Viva Somaliland.
Good night
You sound Faqash. Period.
No inayuusuf, Faqash? How? no i don't sound faqash and i am not going to, but maybe i see what you don't see. I am a nationalist who loves his Mother land, by the way i don't want nothing for myself, i have spent my whole life abroad in the wilderness. All that i want is the good and prosperity of my home land and my people and they really deserve a good deal. You can't blind your both eyes for the sake of few and the country far out-way any individual or group, so if we don't speak our mind and express our feelings what else was we going to do? You've got to give the devil his due!
The faqash
I am so pleased to see that leaders of both states finally understand that they have a lot to share then minor opinion differences that hitherto they used to popagate.
African Union and IGAD both urged that countries take one step forward for economic integration in naibouring countries and this is what both countries are doing nothing more nothing less.
I hope that people try to see the bigger picture


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DeSmog's profile of me is all true, as far as it goes. I am a cognitive scientist, not a climate scientist. My field is the logic of science, especially climate science, and I understand the debate far better than any climate scientist.
I do basic research on the logic of complex issues and reasoning, but I do not publish in academic journals because I use my tools in my consulting work. See my http://www.bydesign.com/powervision/Mathematics_Philosophy_Science A
s for pay, I sought out my electric power industry clients to do my studies and would like to do more. But I do not have my opinions because they pay me, quite the opposite. DeSmog has it's innuendo backwards, as usual for greens. T
hey also missed my two important studies for the American Petroleum Institute. I wrote about 1000 articles for Electricity Daily.
My heroes are the coal burners.
I have been fighting the green wave since 1970, and I am finally winning. Our civilization is still based on fire and that is not going to change any time soon. The greens have overreached themselves at last. Enjoy the show. David Wojick http://www.climatechangedebate.org
first off let us start to seperate a few fundamental things.
Quote of David Wojick:"My field is the logic of science, especially climate science"
But this is wrong, infact:"Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh (1974). Specializing in Mathematical Logic and Conceptual Analysis." http://www.exxonsecrets.org/html/personfactsheet.php?id=1174
Quote of David Wojick:"I am a cognitive scientist".
The term cognition (Latin: cognoscere, "to know") is used in several loosely related ways to refer to a faculty for the human-like processing of information, applying knowledge and changing preferences.
The next is how do you base your individual asumption that you know "better" about "climate science", when you not a climate scientist.
Anyway lets face the facts now, should we?
Here is the reason why people like Mr David Wojick exist and why they do what they do. http://infowars.com/
Watch this movie than you will understand: http://video.google.de/videoplay?docid=786048453686176230&q=terror+storm
And here is the fact sheet of Mr "Logic of complex issues". http://www.exxonsecrets.org/html/personfactsheet.php?id=1174
Hi David, I find this quote of yours disturbing; "My heroes are the coal burners. I have been fighting the green wave since 1970, and I am finally winning. Our civilization is still based on fire and that is not going to change any time soon. The greens have overreached themselves at last. Enjoy the show"
Your motives seem less than scientific and based more on an emotional and personal vendetta that you have against the "greens". If you want to be taken seriously as a respected scientist, leave the WWF smack down talk to bloggers like me who aren't claiming to be scientists. (In fact, regarding your lack of credentials in climate science as well as a lack of peer reviewed publications - I naively thought that these would be some of the top criteria in writing a letter to our Prime Minister regarding climate science. Clearly I was incorrect in that assumption).
Because as you have reassuringly pointed out – "My field is the logic of science, especially climate science, and I understand the debate far better than any climate scientist." Phew! I'll take your word for it here David, because that's all I've got to go on right now.
But it does make me reflect on my own list of credentials. My field, coincidentally is in the "logic of logic". Yes – you may not be familiar with it, and no, I don't have a degree or anything and I haven't written anything that other accredited "logicists" have reviewed but I know that won't bother you.
You can just take my word for it! (I feel like maybe we might get along after all!) One lingering little thing that does still bother me (our new friendship aside) is that the last time I checked, science wasn't about winning and losing - it was about facts. Something that neither your credentials, your non-peer reviewed publications nor your reasoning possess.
A question for David Wojick. Note the news item below on Paul Crutzen's proposals for planetary-wide spraying of suiphur in the atmosphere to counteract global warming. If climate change is a hyped-up threat, why are proposals of such mind-boggling desperation being proposed by Nobel Prize winning scientists, and not only proposed, but as is plausibly alleged, also already implemented on a global scale. Note that at the bottom of the news item we see for the first time what looks like the beginnings of consent from Greenpeace for Crutzen's proposed sulphur-spraying scheme.
ENN FULL STORY Scientist Says New Data Backs Sulphur Climate Plan December 15, 2006 — By Ari Rabinovitch, Reuters TEL AVIV -- Nobel Prize laureate Paul Crutzen says he has new data supporting his controversial theory that injecting the common pollutant sulphur into the atmosphere would cancel out the greenhouse effect. Though such a project could not be implemented for at least 10 years, the data is aimed at appeasing critics of the idea he first championed in the scientific journal Climatic Change in August. The Dutch meteorologist showed what he calls the positive cooling effect of adding a layer of sulphates to the atmosphere at a global warming conference at the Porter School for Environmental Studies in Tel Aviv. He said new, detailed calculations carried out since August showed the project would indeed lower global temperatures. "Our calculations using the best models available have shown that injecting 1 million tonnes of sulphur a year would cool down the climate so the greenhouse effect is wiped out," Crutzen told Reuters.
An added layer of sulphates in the stratosphere, some 10 miles (16 km) above the earth, would reflect sunlight into space and reduce solar radiation reaching the earth's surface, Crutzen said. He said he envisioned giant cannons or balloons dispersing the sulphur to offset the build-up of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, largely released by burning fossil fuels in power plants, factories and vehicles. The world has struggled for decades to reduce sulphur pollution, a component of acid rain that kills forests and fish, mainly through tighter controls on burning coal. "We are now entering a very intensive period of model calculations and following that we will conduct small experiments to test the sulphur oxidation mechanisms that we calculated," Crutzen said.
NO LONGER TABOO Crutzen said he planned to publish the new findings in a few months' time in one of the major scientific journals. The idea of using sulphur to combat global warming -- which most scientists say will bring more floods, desertification, heatwaves and rising sea levels -- is not new. Scientists noticed that large volcanic eruptions had similar effects and the 1991 eruption on Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines lowered temperatures around the world for two years. For decades the theory was dismissed as dangerous until Crutzen, who won the 1995 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for research on ozone, published his paper. "Until August this was a taboo issue. But the paper I published really set off some movement in this area. It never hit the level of seriousness which it has taken in the past months. It may have had to do with the Nobel Prize, but I hope that's not all," Crutzen said.
Some critics say the project is too risky and will have negative effects on the earth's water supply and increase acid rain. Crutzen said it was necessary to study the negative consequences, but he did not expect a rise in acid rain because the amount of sulphur injected would be a small percentage of the sulphates polluting the lower atmosphere today. Some environmental groups, wary of geo-engineering projects, say the idea should at least be looked at.
"The fact that the top experts in the field are saying it's necessary shows it's a sad state of affairs," said Steve Sawyer, a policy adviser for Greenpeace International. "This idea should be examined and as a last resort it can buy us a few decades," Sawyer said.


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Notes from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq and other areas of conflict in the post-9/11 era.
Used to Baghdad's Battles, and Adjusting to New York's Bustle
Since the invasion of Iraq, 10 years ago this month, 82,000 Iraqis have settled in the United States; Omar al-Mashhadani and his family are among them.
March 20, 2013, WednesdaySectarian Strains Pit Some Iraqis Against Their Own Leaders
Rafe al-Essawi, until recently Iraq's finance minister and one of the highest-ranking Sunni politicians, is now on the run from the Shiite-led government.
March 20, 2013, WednesdaySectarian Strains Pit Some Iraqis Against Their Own Leaders
Rafe al-Essawi, until recently Iraq's finance minister and one of the highest-ranking Sunni politicians, is now on the run from the Shiite-led government.
March 20, 2013, WednesdayIraqis' Pain Never Abates as Attacks Kill Dozens
Nineteen bombs and an assassination on Tuesday served as a reminder of the violence that regularly afflicts Iraq a decade after the American-led invasion.
March 20, 2013, WednesdayDemocrats, Dragons or Drones?
Iraq might seem to have been the last place in the Middle East we should have tried to help establish a democracy, but it was the most important.
March 20, 2013, WednesdayWhat America Learned in Iraq
Some hope that the enormous price of the Iraq war was not paid entirely in vain.
March 20, 2013, WednesdayA Decade of Despair
Outside, the bombs went off. Inside, we toasted the queen.
March 20, 2013, WednesdayIraq: Where Terrorists Go to School
Qaeda-affiliated militants drawn to Iraq since 2003 have been battle-tested. They are taking the fight to neighboring countries, especially Syria.
March 20, 2013, WednesdayIraq War's 10th Anniversary Is Barely Noted in Washington
Those on both sides of the debate over the war were largely silent about it a decade after the American invasion.
March 20, 2013, WednesdaySeeking Lessons From the Iraq War. But Which Ones?
On the 10th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, the lessons hang heavily over the United States as it confronts problems elsewhere in the world.
March 20, 2013, WednesdayA War, Before and After, Part 4
Ten years after "shock and awe," Iraq War veterans reflect on the first and last days of the war and what it meant to them.
March 19, 2013, TuesdayA Decade Later, Stability Eludes Iraq
The reverberations of the American-led invasion are still being felt in Iraq, which remains a deeply divided, violence-plagued country that some fear may be headed for a full-blown civil war.
March 19, 2013, TuesdayMore From The Times, and Elsewhere, on the 10th Anniversary of the Iraq War
Room for Debate in The Times's Opinion section is soliciting reader opinion on the results of the war.
March 19, 2013, TuesdayPictures of the Day: Vatican City and Elsewhere
Photos from the Vatican, Argentina, Afghanistan and Iraq.
March 19, 2013, TuesdayBlair Says Iraq Would Be 'Worse Than Syria' Now, if Antiwar Critics Had Prevailed
Defending Britain's participation in the American-led invasion of Iraq, former Prime Minister Tony Blair told the BBC that Iraq "would look a lot more like Syria, and probably a lot worse than Syria," today if the war had not taken place.
March 19, 2013, TuesdayA Witness to 4 Iraqi Wars, but No More
Mohammed Hussein, a former head of the newsroom in The New York Times's Baghdad bureau, recalls living through four wars in Iraq.
March 19, 2013, Tuesday10 Years Later, an Anniversary Many Iraqis Would Prefer to Ignore
As historians, pundits and officials elsewhere mark 10 years since the invasion of Iraq, Iraqis are more attuned to the bombings, protests and political strife of the present.
March 19, 2013, TuesdayA War, Before and After, Part 3
Ten years after "shock and awe," Iraq War veterans reflect on the first and last days of the war and what it meant to them.
March 18, 2013, MondayFor 10th Anniversary of Iraq War, a Low-Key Approach From The Times
In its news pages, The Times will offer no major project or section but several articles.
March 18, 2013, MondayHow One Soldier Learned the Iraq War Was On
Don Gomez had imagined being informed through some official authority, not a random soldier.
March 18, 2013, MondayMarches of Folly
Did we learn anything from Iraq?
March 18, 2013, MondayDrones, Ethics and the Armchair Soldier
Does the advent of drone warfare, which keeps active soldiers out of harm's way, require a new brand of moral responsibility?
March 17, 2013, SundayA War, Before and After, Part 2
Ten years after "shock and awe," Iraq War veterans reflect on the first and last days of the war and what it meant to them.
March 17, 2013, SundayThe Unwilling Witness
What I saw at Falluja haunted me — and returned in a way I never expected.
March 17, 2013, SundayA War, Before and After, Part 1
Ten years after "shock and awe," Iraq War veterans reflect on the first and last days of the war and what it meant to them.
March 16, 2013, SaturdayStill Together, 30 Years and 6 Deployments Later
An Army general and his wife, an Army colonel, talk about their 30 years of marriage, through two children and six deployments.
March 15, 2013, FridaySerenity of a War Strategist
In "The World According to Dick Cheney," on Showtime, the former vice president defends his ardent push to go to war against Iraq but faces few tough follow-up questions.
March 15, 2013, FridaySerenity of a War Strategist
In "The World According to Dick Cheney," on Showtime, the former vice president defends his ardent push to go to war against Iraq but faces few tough follow-up questions.
March 15, 2013, FridayAt Least 18 Killed in Baghdad Attacks
The attacks in the Iraqi capital, apparently coordinated, involved car bombs outside three government ministries, a raid by gunmen and a suicide bombing.
March 15, 2013, FridayA Diarist at War
The wartime writings of a Marine who invaded Iraq make up part of an exhibit at the Bronx Documentary Center.
March 14, 2013, ThursdayPhotographers' Oral History of the Iraq War
A new book, "Photojournalists at War," is an oral history of the Iraq war from the perspective of three dozen photojournalists who documented it from the front lines.
March 14, 2013, ThursdayWar and Healing Depicted in Silicon Valley Art Gallery
The "War and Healing" exhibit at the Euphrat Museum of Art in Cupertino, Calif., aims to reach the uninitiated, to explain and educate.
March 12, 2013, TuesdayQaeda Group in Iraq Says It Killed Syrian Soldiers
The group's claim of responsibility of the massacre coincided with news of a religious decree from Syria's grand mufti suggesting Syria needs more recruits and that it was a call to jihad.
March 12, 2013, TuesdayA Senate Watchdog of Waning Significance
Although no administration believes it, it's healthy when the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is strong enough to foster discussion about major geopolitical concerns, including war and peace.
March 11, 2013, MondayIraq: Security Forces Open Fire on Sunni Demonstrators in North
Security forces fired on stone-throwing Sunni demonstrators in the northern city of Mosul on Friday, killing one and wounding five, according to Iraqi officials.
March 9, 2013, Saturday10 Years After the Invasion of Iraq, a World of Hurt
Across the world, countries as disparate as the United States, Britain and Uganda grapple with the gruesome legacies of a war.
March 07, 2013, ThursdayHelping Immigrants Warm to Winter
A class in Portland, Me., is helping asylum seekers and people from places like Central Africa and Iraq adjust to frigid temperatures and icy streets.
March 7, 2013, ThursdayReport Details Mistakes Made by U.S. in Improvement Projects for Iraq
The United States, officials from both countries say, took on too many projects and often did not consult with the Iraqis about which projects were needed and how best to go about them.
March 6, 2013, WednesdayMassacre of Syrian Soldiers in Iraq Raises Risk of Widening Conflict
More than 40 Syrian soldiers who had sought temporary safety in Iraq were killed on Monday in an ambush, in the most serious spillover of violence into Iraq since the Syrian conflict began.
March 5, 2013, TuesdayFor 3 Weeks, Eating Like Jews of Baghdad
Until March 21, a pop-up restaurant at an East Village bakery will spotlight the kubbeh, a meat-filled dumpling-like staple of Iraqi Jewish cuisine seldom seen on these shores.
March 01, 2013, FridayBen Bernanke, Hippie
That dismissive attitude toward anyone who spoke out against the Iraq war 10 years ago is back to disparage any critic of fiscal austerity.
March 1, 2013, FridayIraq: Bombings Kill at Least 22
A series of bombings struck Baghdad, the capital, and towns to the south on Thursday, killing at least 22 people and wounding dozens in mainly Shiite areas.
March 1, 2013, FridayGroup Seeks Out and Helps Homeless Veterans
The mission of the Vet Hunters Project is to track down homeless veterans and offer aid.
February 28, 2013, ThursdayStill Reeling From the Death of Chris Kyle, a SEAL Brother
This generation of Navy SEALs has seen at least 50 members killed in Iraq or Afghanistan, possibly more than any generation since Vietnam.
February 27, 2013, WednesdayDrone Pilots Are Found to Get Stress Disorders Much as Those in Combat Do
A study has shown that pilots of drone aircraft experience mental health problems much like those of pilots who are deployed to war.
February 23, 2013, SaturdayAn Ill-Advised Purge in Libya
Barring anyone associated with the regime of Muammar el-Qaddafi from government would repeat a bad Iraqi error.
February 19, 2013, TuesdayBlasts in Baghdad's Shiite Neighborhoods Kill 21
The wave of car bombings struck in mainly Shiite neighborhoods amid rising sectarian discord in Iraq.
February 18, 2013, MondaySatellites Reveal Depletion of a Vital Middle East Water Supply
A satellite probes one of the planet's most turbulent regions and finds a new source of risk — declining groundwater supplies
February 12, 2013, TuesdayReality Show Cast Member Who Died in Crash Was Special Forces Veteran
Michael Donatelli, 45, was a cast member of an as-yet-untitled reality show that was in production for the Discovery Channel.
February 11, 2013, MondaySix Killed in Shelling of Iranian Refugee Camp in Iraq
Hezbollah in Iraq claimed responsibility for the attack on the camp, which houses members of Mujahedeen Khalq, or M.E.K., an Iranian opposition group.
February 10, 2013, SundayAvoiding Defeat
Did gifted generals really save the day for the United States in Iraq and Afghanistan?
February 10, 2013, SundayAny Solution to Syria?
The question of whether the United States should intervene to stop the bloodshed is more complicated than Yes or No.
February 10, 2013, SundayAt Least 26 Killed in Bombings Across Iraq
A series of explosions struck across Iraq amid worsening sectarian tensions before elections in April.
February 9, 2013, SaturdayRaids in Britain, France and Belgium Focus on People-Smuggling
Immigration authorities went after people suspected of being members of gangs that smuggle people across or under the English Channel and into Britain.
February 7, 2013, ThursdayPictures of the Day: Greece and Elsewhere
Photos from Greece, Syria, Tunisia and Iraq.
February 06, 2013, WednesdayIraq: Bomber Kills at Least 22
A suicide bomber struck members of a militia opposed to Al Qaeda north of Baghdad on Monday, killing at least 22 people and wounding 44, officials said.
February 5, 2013, TuesdayRemembering Chris Kyle, a Deadly American Sniper
Chris Kyle, a former Navy SEAL, who was killed Saturday at a gun range in Texas, wasn't just a legend. He was The Legend, with four tours in Iraq, two Purple Hearts and a hand in every major battle during the conflict.
February 04, 2013, MondayA Million Strong: Helping Them Through
With more than $10 billion being spent this year educating troops and veterans, the order has been given: help them graduate. But how?
February 3, 2013, SundayVeterans in College: Share Your Stories
It is unclear how the thousands of veterans who are in college are faring; only last month, the Department of Veterans Affairs announced a partnership with the National Student Clearinghouse and the Student Veterans of America to analyze data with an eye to determining if the veterans are succeeding -- or failing -- and why.
February 02, 2013, SaturdaySunni Protesters Hold Antigoverment Rallies in Iraq
Tens of thousands of Sunni protesters blocked a major highway on Friday, after the Islamic State of Iraq called on Sunnis to take up arms against the Shiite-led government.
February 2, 2013, SaturdaySEARCH 29041 ARTICLES ABOUT IRAQ:
Times Minute | Falluja Vets Watch Iraq
Also on the Minute, the poet Amiri Baraka dies and an influx of awards shows.
Times Minute | Christie Responds
Also on the Minute, focus on Iraq and all eyes on Mikaela Shiffrin.
Hymns for Home, in Arabic
Upstairs in a small Brooklyn church, Christians of all denominations from the Middle East gather to pray in Arabic and share experiences. Many have fled conflict, violence and prejudice.
Post-Hearing Decision on Wilfredo Santiago
Read the entire ruling by Judge Colleen McMahon of Federal District Court.
Times Minute | Advice for Hamid Karzai
Also on the Minute, in Hollywood, a mega-talent agency is born and tragedy on the Olympic torch relay.
Iran's Nuclear Talks in Geneva
Two days of discussions between Iran and six world powers ended on Wednesday. They were the first talks on Iran's nuclear program since Hassan Rouhani's election as president.
The Historic Scale of Syria's Refugee Crisis
Dramatic images from the Syrian refugee crisis, which has exploded to encompass six million people.
In Iraq, Echoes of Another Era
As the Iraqi government puts renewed emphasis on memorializing victims of Saddam Hussein's rule, critics say security crackdowns mimic the old regime's repressive tactics.
History as a Guide in Syria
Analysts looking for historical parallels to the current situation in Syria say that past military engagements seen as successful have tended to have limited and clear objectives.
Syrian Kurds Flee to Northern Iraq
Authorities and aid groups in northern Iraq scramble to accommodate the thousands of Syrian Kurds seeking shelter from the conflict in Syria.
Syrian Kurds Flee to Northern Iraq
Authorities and aid groups in northern Iraq scramble to accommodate the thousands of Syrian Kurds seeking shelter from the conflict in Syria.
Syrian Refugee Crisis Growing
Having just returned from a visit to refugee camps in Iraq and Turkey, Marc Hanson, a senior advocate for Refugees International, talks to The Times about what he saw on the ground.
Faces of the Dead
Nearly nine years passed before American forces reached their first 1,000 dead in the war in Afghanistan. The second 1,000 came just 27 months later, after a troop surge in 2010.
Iraq: 10 Years and Counting
Americans try to understand the war as Iraqis live with its consequences.
Early Days of the Iraq War on The Times's Front Pages
A look at how The New York Times covered the initial, often confusing accounts of the American-led invasion in Iraq.
Iraq 5 Years In
An overview of major events in the conflict, with photographs, video, multimedia and links to coverage from The Times's archive.
Around Baghdad, Signs of Normal Life Creep Back
With security in Baghdad improving, residents across the city are taking steps to return to normalcy.
Times Editorials & Opinion: Iraq
The Displaced, Part I
Photographer Joachim Ladefoged speaks about his work with Iraqi refugees in Damascus.
Purple Hearts
Images of returning Iraq war veterans by the photographer Nina Berman from an exhibit at the Jen Bekman gallery.
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Brad Walter is Chief Rugby League Writer for The Sydney Morning Herald
Sorry sight: Graham's apology over casual dress
Michael Carayannis, Brad Walter Wade Graham has apologised to ARL Commission chairman John Grant and NRL chief executive Dave Smith for wearing a T-shirt, thongs and a baseball cap to Monday's interview with the Australian Sports...
Club bosses united in condemning News report
Brad Walter NRL club bosses have publicly expressed their disappointment at reports about a possible link between the late Jon Mannah's recurrence of Hodgkin's lymphoma and the supplements program at Cronulla in...
Tweet nothing: Lui's account deleted after cousin owns up to betting note
Brad Walter NRL players have been warned to take responsibility for their social media accounts after North Queensland halfback Robert Lui told the club a cousin of his sent a tweet from his Twitter account...
A question of judgment: it's a call I'm glad I didn't have to make
Brad Walter "Tell me, is that a story you would have written?" Those were the words of a leading NRL coach last Friday after a rival newspaper quoted a legal risk assessment obtained by Cronulla officials to...
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Cronulla warned to co-operate
Brad Walter Players warned they will not be able to seek reduced suspension for using banned substances.
Potter stays cautious on Marshall's likely return
Brad Walter Wests Tigers coach Mick Potter won't rush star playmaker Benji Marshall back for Friday night's clash with Canterbury to help cope with an ever worsening injury toll.
Lui's cousin sent out bet tweet: Cowboys
Brad Walter and Glenn Jackson Robert Lui's cousin has been revealed as the man responsible for tweeting about betting on the North Queensland match from the halfback's Twitter account on Saturday night.
Rugby League
Truth or scare: Sharks told to reveal all to ease pain of bans
Brad Walter Cronulla players have been told they will forfeit the opportunity to seek a reduced six-month suspension for using banned substances if they don't co-operate fully with Australian Sports Anti-Doping...
Speculation over fallen Mannah leaves family, friends simmering
Brad Walter Parramatta players were so furious at speculation linking the recurrence of Jon Mannah's Hodgkin's lymphoma with a supplements program at Cronulla in 2011 they demanded the club issue a statement on...
Six of the best proposed for expanded club challenge
Brad Walter The World Club Challenge is set to be expanded to six teams under a proposal that would also result in three NRL sides playing a warm-up match each against a Super League club.
Uni venture shows that Inglis means business off the field
Brad Walter When Greg Inglis finishes his career in the NRL, he wants to have something to show for it – both on and off the field.
CEO calls for evidence as interviews delayed
Brad Walter Frustrated NRL chief executive Dave Smith has called for the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority to present any evidence of illegal drug use by players as interviews were again delayed.
Greenberg: we'll keep SBW and get Folau
Brad Walter Todd Greenberg, the man who insisted Sonny Bill Williams be banished from rugby league for five years after walking out on the Bulldogs, has vowed to help keep the All Blacks star in the game when he...
I can make a massive difference with the right team: Smith
Brad Walter NRL chief executive Dave Smith has taken just 12 weeks to put his stamp on the game by overseeing the biggest shake-up of the game's administration since the end of the Super League war.
Todd Greenberg leaves Bulldogs for NRL role
Brad Walter Canterbury CEO Todd Greenberg and former New Zealand Rugby League boss Jim Doyle have been appointed to key executive positions at the NRL.
Paltry crowd forces CRL rethink on rep clash
Michael Chammas and Brad Walter The Country Rugby League has scrapped plans to take next year's City-Country clash to Broken Hill in fear of a repeat of the disappointing crowd that turned up at Coffs Harbour on Sunday.
Moimoi faces ban after shoulder charge
Brad Walter Parramatta prop Fuifui Moimoi is set to miss Monday night's clash with Penrith after becoming the first NRL player booked for a shoulder charge under the judiciary's new rules.
Winning Starts Monday
Representative weekend should be open season for transfers
Brad Walter After being starved of NRL action for a week, imagine how much interest Dragons fans would have in Thursday's game against Sydney Roosters if their side included Gareth Widdop, Joel Thompson, Rangi...
Dragons directors to consider replacement for Price
Brad Walter ST George Illawarra directors are set to discuss Brad Arthur as a possible replacement for Steve Price at a board meeting on Tuesday, but no decision on the coaching job is expected.
Pacific foes to continue Tests after 'fabulous success' offsets fans' invasion
Brad Walter Tonga and Samoa are set to play an annual mid-season Test for the next four years following the success of Saturday night's clash at Penrith.


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Michael Gleeson
Michael Gleeson is a sports writer with The Age, focusing primarily on AFL football, athletics, cricket and tennis. He has been awarded the Grant Hattam Trophy for outstanding journalism in football, while his cricket writing has been recognised in twice winning the Cricket Victoria cricket writer of the year award.
St Kilda considers Luke Dunstan and Jack Billings for debuts against Melbourne
Michael Gleeson In the match between the team with no midfield the team with no tall forwards, St Kilda will debut at least one if not two midfielders in the season opener against Melbourne.
Star Saints 'untouchable'
Michael Gleeson St Kilda has warned clubs to keep their hands off revered stars such as Riewoldt and Montagna.
Club-by-club guide to the trade period
Michael Gleeson Memo to AFL players: while holidaying in Bali you now have new teammates.
Nick Dal Santo set to join North Melbourne
Michael Gleeson St Kilda's Nick Dal Santo will join North Melbourne as a free agent after paperwork was completed Friday to confirm Dal Santo as a free agent.
Lamb chops Sydney, joins Giants as Pies snare White
Michael Gleeson and Emma Quayle Talented young Sydney forward quits the club for cross-town rival Greater Western Sydney.
Coffee has Staker in frame for Blues
Michael Gleeson Brent Staker, a veteran of 154 games was shown through the Blues' Visy Park facilities.
Tigers keep marching on
Michael Gleeson Richmond key forward stars with seven goals as Tigers hold off St Kilda in second-round clash.
Persistence pays off for Saints
Michael Gleeson St Kilda coach Scott Watters says reward for persisting and winning will be significant.
Nothing to rue this week
Michael Gleeson Brent Harvey celebrates his 350th game with a four-goal haul in North Melbourne's 68-point win over St Kilda.
Lyon gets Dockers to fire
Michael Gleeson This was football as St Kilda knew it, as Ross Lyon plays it. It is often not attractive, but it has its uses.
Exciting Saints give Carlton blues
Michael Gleeson When it was a good side, playing and not quite winning grand finals, St Kilda never looked this good. The Saints were effective but they never looked quite like this.
Michael Gleeson
Full-back has had its fill of full-forward
Michael Gleeson As full-back of the century, Stephen Silvagni played weekly on the best full-forwards.
Brave Saints humble Pies
Michael Gleeson If a match lasting two hours and a season of six months can be distilled to a single moment, it was just before half-time when Nick Riewoldt grabbed his leg while falling to the ground.
Defensive Saints win points, but not for style
Michael Gleeson Without Nick Riewoldt, St Kilda may be winning ugly, but at least it's winning.
Defence sets up win
Michael Gleeson Greg Williams was known as Diesel because he was the engine that drove his team.
Riewoldt six not enough
Michael Gleeson St Kilda won and Riewoldt kicked six. That's not unusual, normally when Riewoldt fires St Kilda wins, and the game becomes about him.
Recovery Session
Forward set-up a leading question
Michael Gleeson When the St Kilda versus Richmond game was at its most intense the protagonists ostensibly did the same thing.
St Kilda better by half
Michael Gleeson Not only did Geelong lose a game, but for half a match it kicked just three behinds.


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The severe economic downturn has been blamed on many things: deregulation, derivatives, greedy borrowers, negligent lenders. But could there be a deeper problem that is so severe, so long-lasting, and so dangerous that it makes these problems look like minor swerves in the road? Could we be facing an existential challenge to the promise of America, and to our system of government?
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- Bicycle Horn Sound Effects - Bicycle Horn Sound Effect Ringtone
- Volxsturm - Nur wir 2
- 乧뭬 - 倀漀爀挀攀氀愀椀渀 倀爀椀渀挀攀猀猀ᤠ 倀愀氀愀挀攀
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