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Maryland State Fair officials signed an agreement with surrounding neighborhoods, pledging not to seek gambling or assist others in applying for gaming, beyond off-track betting, which is already in the works.
The dispute over allowing slots or a casino to open at the Timonium fairgrounds is now resolved.Download the WBAL appBaltimore County Delegate Susan Auman described it as a hard and stressful negotiation but with a very satisfying ending.Maryland State Fair officials signed an agreement with surrounding neighborhoods, pledging not to seek gambling or assist others in applying for gaming, beyond off-track betting, which is already in the works.In exchange, the community agreed to drop opposition to the off-track betting parlor.In addition, the surrounding neighborhoods will also not oppose a year-round liquor license associated with a restaurant at the off-track betting parlor.Baltimore County Delegate Chris West and Delegate Dr. Dan Morhaim, who helped to broker the deal, said they will withdraw their bills aimed at stopping off-track betting from coming to the fairgrounds."It's huge for everybody involved. I think it's a win-win win-win. Everybody benefits. The fairgrounds gets what it most wanted, which is off-track betting. The neighborhoods get what they most wanted, which is assurance they will never bear a casino in this area," West said."It's not often you get people coming together, tackling a tough issue and coming out with a positive solution for all, so I am very pleased we were able to do that," Morhaim said.Currently, the fairgrounds is only eligible for a day-to-day liquor license. The county delegation is now trying to change that to a year-round license. They signed the agreement Friday afternoon.
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The dispute over allowing slots or a casino to open at the Timonium fairgrounds is now resolved.
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Baltimore County Delegate Susan Auman described it as a hard and stressful negotiation but with a very satisfying ending.
In exchange, the community agreed to drop opposition to the off-track betting parlor.
In addition, the surrounding neighborhoods will also not oppose a year-round liquor license associated with a restaurant at the off-track betting parlor.
Baltimore County Delegate Chris West and Delegate Dr. Dan Morhaim, who helped to broker the deal, said they will withdraw their bills aimed at stopping off-track betting from coming to the fairgrounds.
"It's huge for everybody involved. I think it's a win-win win-win. Everybody benefits. The fairgrounds gets what it most wanted, which is off-track betting. The neighborhoods get what they most wanted, which is assurance they will never bear a casino in this area," West said.
"It's not often you get people coming together, tackling a tough issue and coming out with a positive solution for all, so I am very pleased we were able to do that," Morhaim said.
Currently, the fairgrounds is only eligible for a day-to-day liquor license. The county delegation is now trying to change that to a year-round license. They signed the agreement Friday afternoon.
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Conquering The Infamous "Writer's Block"
What is it that haunts writers, young and old alike?
But laziness isn't what we label "Writer's Block". In fact, it's much easier to overcome your Writer's Block than it is to overcome your unwillingness to write (which is what we call procrastination).
In fact, there is little difference between Writer's Block and Procrastination, when you come down to it. They both have the same cure - and while it won't do the Block and its Sidekick in forever, it will work ever time you confront Writer's Block or Procrastination.
What is it? Well, I guess it's time to reveal the secret (that isn't so secret).
Planning. Outlining. Plotting. Whatever you want to call it - do it. It's the only cure that will get you out of a hole quickly and without a lot of time wasted (heh, not to say this is an EASY way. There's no easy shortcut to anything in writing, really).
The other methods of defeating "Writer's Block" and Procrastination is to "just write", to "sit down and just write". I find this inadequate for me (not to say it's bad if you do it this way, but I see it as extra work).
Writer's Block isn't EASY to overcome, but if you feel intimidated by the saying "just write" (that I'm sure you've heard at least once before if you read other things related to this subject) then this way is, I believe, simpler.
Remember, Writer's Block is only what you crank it up to be. If you know what to write, you can write it any time with or without "Writer's Block".
Okay, so maybe you don't think you're very good at outlining. Well, you'll want to see my next post if you are in that mind set.
Writing the beginning of a chapter or page is fairly hard, I'm sure you can all agree. But writing beyond that gets easier.
Or, at least, until about 15,000 words into a novel. It almost always starts there for me. And continues up until about the ending 10,000 or so words. Be assured that when I tell you those couple thousand words stuck there and aren't moving, it isn't fun.
Specifically, I'm talking about a novel here. But it happens in short stories. About a third of the way through I get killed - impaled by the unneeded disasters that plague me.
Midst all the arduous, long-suffering times that you shall pass though, there's a hope. A lot of hope. It's a bit like a key.
The number one key is most certainly persistence.
Persistence might not make life easier that very moment, but it will assure you're going to have a finished novel.
Let me delve a little deeper into the simple word of Persistence.
Persistence isn't getting up and writing a few soggy words.
Persistence is enjoying writing - about your characters.
At least, that's the only kind of persistence that will work. If you write to write, it's not going to get you anywhere. If you write because you need to write, you'll get somewhere (though it might not be as fast as modern-day life forms want...).
"I want persistence - and I want it now."
I want patience - and I want it now."
Just like patience, persistence won't be delivered to your door within 24 hours after you order it off of Amazon.
Back to the 'needing to write' thing. If you don't have a 'burning in your heart' to write, you might not get very far, but it doesn't mean you're sealed off from being a successful writer at all. Persistence is the key.
Persistence. Perseverance, determination, diligence, pushiness, resolution - the opposite of feebleness.
You can't be weak-hearted. Sure, there's going to be a lot of troubles along the way, it won't be easy.
But if you want to write that much - there's nothing that can stop you. Believe in yourself, because it all comes down to you.
Do you really want to write something that can be published? Believing in yourself sounds easy. It's not. But it will give you persistence, and it will give your very own work of writing.
As you know, I am a Christian-Fantasy writer. I love to read other Christian-Fantasy work. But I've been realizing that there are many, many cliches with Christian writing - whether it's fantasy or not. So I've created a list that you may be interested in.
1. A common cliche sentence is: "My parents had both been Christians, but I'd never really cared." This is often followed up with the character thinking whether or not he/she should have cared about it. And not only is it a sentence that's cliche - the whole idea is cliche. Sure, it happens - a lot. But it's getting old. You can have the same element, yes, but mix it up a little. Maybe his/her parents did something to make him/her dislike (or just not care about) Christianity.
2. LPI, or Last Paragraph (Page) Impact. LPI is basically having the moral summed up in one last paragraph or page. To many times I've done it. To many times others have too. Don't feel bad if you did it, because it's pretty common (from the Christian Short Stories I've read, at least). But you DO have to do something about it. For a non-christian reader, it leaves a sour taste in their mouth - and for any other kind of reader, be he/she Christian or not Christian, it will delude the meaning. How so? First, it's used a lot, making it dull. And second, it seems sudden and often an overreaction. More often than not, it's a slow process in becoming a Christian and believing in God. Even if the character doesn't become a Christian and just realizes that there might be one true God, it's overused, rendering it a no-no.
Okay. 2 might not be a list. But it's something. Now let me just ramble for a little bit about Christian Fantasy.
Jesus' parables can be very useful when writing Christian Fantasy. We know that the parables didn't actually happen, and were more of just a story to tell the point in a way the people would understand, so using some of the same elements in our stories can be a good way to teach and to entertain. I am currently writing a series of short stories about God's characteristics (except, for some reason, I lost my touch and need to find it again...), but there are only so many traits to be written about, so I think I shall write a few adaptions type-things of parables as well. I was thinking the wise man who built his house on the rock and the foolish man who built his house on the sand.
Alright, now that I'm done rambling, I'll ask a question. What do YOU think about Christian Fantasy? What's important? And also, what cliches have you noticed in Christian Fantasy?
awhile. You just gotta fight your way through." – Ira Glass.
The quote above is true. Very true.
But I guess that's all.
P.S. Think on it, later I'll post something more about it.
Practical Guide For All Writers. Keeping Cliche-Free And Original.
Here in part two, we are looking at Fantasy Dragons, and there history.
First, we have dragons. Now we all agree that dragons are AWESOME but, they are cliched. I'm terribly sorry to say it, but if dragons in your book, you made it a step more cliched.
Look how many books have dragons in them. The list is almost as lengthy as how many High Fantasy books there are.
And not only that, but in just about every single nation, there were legends of these mythical creatures - what we now call dragons.
This diverse and eclectically known (Princess Writer... ahem :P) creature was used in Japanese legends, Norse legends, Greek mythology - even the Native Americans, a continent away, had ancient drawings of seven headed dragons.
Originally, a dragon was the Devil. No one liked dragons - they were hated and feared - but they certainly were famous.
In medieval days, an idea in Germany circled around that if you bathed in dragon's blood, you would become immortal.
I have only read about 2 of the German legends, but they are very interesting. I also HIGHLY recommend a book called 'Story of the Nations. Germany.' It is a part of a long series about several different nations, published in 1896, so it's hard to get, but worth the effort.
But why are dragons so popular now?
To some extent, it was because dragons have always captured the minds of the people. Tolkien surely revived the fantastical idea of dragons, creatures like Smaug are unforgettable.
And in recent years, authors have popularized dragons. Christopher Poalini comes to my mind first.
As you can see though, dragons are cliche. At least how people imagine them now.
So what can you to make a dragon NOT cliche? Well, make them different. Dragons these days are noble and proud, almost all of them are that way. So why not change it?
A Practical Guide For All Writers. Keeping Cliche-Free And Original.
I shall be posting a series of at least 3-6 posts on originality and cliches that - especially young writers - often get caught up in. Now I'm not saying I've mastered this area, but I do know these things, and I shall share them for your benefit! So, here it is!
Every good fictional or non-fiction piece of work has a plot - believe me, even soap-operas do, but that's about as low as you can get.
Often times though, the plots that we come up with are unoriginal. Obviously, inspiration is what sparked it, and inspiration it good! But there's a clear line between inspiration, and so much inspiration that it no longer is inspiration and turns out to be either plain copying, or just flat out cliche.
Now, I will not spare you the hard truth, your writing - undoubtedly - has or was inspired by something, whether or not it was too much inspired, well, you'll have to figure that out for yourself. What I'm saying though, is that we all take off thing from others.
Since J.R.R. Tolkien published the Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, the genre of High Fantasy has never been the same.
After J.K. Rowling published her series, the genre was impacted.
When George Lucas released the Star Wars Saga, the Science-Fiction genre was entirely overhauled.
Yet, J.R.R. Tolkien wasn't entirely original. No, in fact, he reaped a MASSIVE amount of inspiration (and really just took) from the legends of Finland, the Norse, the Anglo-Saxons. You see, he was NOT original.
J.K. Rowling too, used an exponential amount of legends - primarily that of Witch-craft and the sort.
George Lucas himself said he was greatly inspired from Flash Gordon.
And the first humans undoubtedly got inspiration from God's creation and the nature around them.
So you see, no one, absolutely no one, is completely original.
Being original won't get you published in and of itself - don't get me wrong though, it will help greatly.
So now that I've covered that, I'll let you in on one cliche that nearly every Sci-Fi writer falls into.
A mixture of world terror and romance.
Number 1, why does there have to be romance? Sure, people may be looking for companions because they're scared, but does that really have to get into romance??? The answer, no. Because do you really think, if the world is seemingly about to explode, people would go get married in the dozens? No, they wouldn't. At least I sure wouldn't. There's far more greater things to worry about, like, well, just from the top of my mind we'll say, SAVING THE WORLD, duh.
Certainly, some people would be doing that, but that writing tactic is cliche and boring.
I'm not saying you can't have the two, but having the two combined is overused.
Now it comes to world terror. Why does it always have to be aliens? Okay fine, if it's not aliens it's mind-control, if it's not mind-control it's a dictator who just invented an army of robots who will destroy the world.
Woopidy doo, I've seen it a millions times already, I KNOW what I'm going to get out of this book (or movie) - boredom.
What really annoys me, though, is when Science-Fiction is over fictionalized. For instance, aliens coming in saucer spaceships.
A round ship couldn't even fly, nor would it be arrow-dynamic. Yes, fiction is cool, but Science-Fiction should be what it tells us it is - Science, mixed with fiction, not fiction mixed with fantasy.
I am a published author. Obviously, I love to write, and I aspire to pursue my dream of world domina- I mean writing further.
Below, is the word count bar of my Camp NaNoWriMo novel. It will be more than 30k, but I'm starting that as the halfway point.


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Where's Woody? Stars on the ground shooting movie around the metro
Minnesota movie fans won't have to go to the theater to spot stars this summer. Production has begun on the Fox Searchlight Pictures movie "Wilson," with the principal photography now underway in St. Paul and the surrounding area.
The film stars Oscar nominees Woody Harrelson and Laura Dern. Variety said that actresses Judy Greer and Cheryl Hines are also in the cast. The movie is based on a graphic novel by Daniel Clowes, who is writing the screenplay.
The plot has Harrelson, as Wilson, reuniting with his estranged wife (Laura Dern) and discovering he has a teenage daughter whom he has never met. The Star Tribune said Harrelson, described as looking "scruffy," has been spotted around town.
The newspaper said star spotters should keep their eyes peeled at numerous local landmarks that will be used over the course of the six-week shoot. Those local locations include Lake Minnetonka, Como Zoo, the Lowertown St. Paul Farmers' Market and East Lake St. in Minneapolis.
Lucinda Winter, who heads the state's Film and TV board, said the movie will pump $6 million into the local economy.
The Pioneer Press noted that the crew struggled with heavy rain earlier this week while shooting at the St. Paul Farmers' Market, dressed up to look like an outdoor flea market.
City Pages added that this is not the first time that Harrelson has worked in the Twin Cities. In 1999, he directed a production of his play Furthest from the Sun at what was then Theatre de la Jeune Lune.
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El Tratado de Asebu fue concluido en 1612 entre las Provincias Unidas de los Países Bajos y los caciques de Asebu en la Costa de Oro de África. El tratado fue el primero de varios firmados entre los neerlandeses y los pueblos de la Costa de Oro, e inició un periodo de presencia neerlandesa en la Costa de Oro que duró 260 años.

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Aunque no existe ninguna copia del tratado que haya sido preservada hasta la fecha, muy probablemente permitió el establecimiento del Fuerte Nassau cerca de Mouri. La historia relata que el rey de Asebu envió dos representantes llamados Carvalho y Marinho a los Países Bajos para confirmar el tratado. El hecho de que ambos hombres tenían nombres portugueses hace creer que eran mulatos cristianos afro-portugueses. No obstante, la evidencia de una embaja de esta nación africana en los Países Bajos es solo circunstancial. No existen pruebas definitivas de que estos hombres hayan visitado Europa.

La firma de este tratado debe verse en el contexto de la finalización de la tregua de los doce años (1609-1621) entre los Habsburgo y las Provincias Unidas de los Países Bajos. Según las condiciones del tratado, los neerlandeses estaban prohibidos de llevar a cabo actividades comerciales en áreas ocupados ya sea por España o Portugal. Los portugueses habían tomado posesión de toda la Costa de Oro; al firmar este tratado, los Países Bajos, quienes habían estado comerciando en la Costa de Oro desde los años 1590, reclamaron también un sector de la costa.

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 Costa de Oro neerlandesa
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Citizenship Studies, Vol. 10, No. 4, September 2006, pp. 391-411.
Comments on the move toward low cost housing following the discontinuation of Federal social housing programs in 1993.
Canadian Journal of Native Studies, Vol. 25, No. 2, 2005, pp. 395-416.
Finds addressing the problem based on need perpetuates an old model of charity, failing to recognize there the larger issue of socio-economic disparity and need to incorporate self-determination and self-government into programming.
Urban Studies, Vol. 45, No. 1, January 2008, pp. 185-205.
Looks at the need to couple self determination with adequate, affordable housing for Aboriginals and all Canadians.
Windspeaker, Vol. 26, No. 3, June 2008, p. 12, 23.
Study, entitled Social Housing and the Role of Aboriginal Organizations in Canadian Cities, examined the quality of housing available and concluded more funding is necessary to improve the current situation.
Canadian Journal of Urban Research, Vol. 17, No. 1, Supplement, Summer, 2008, pp. 20-36.
Study identified five priority areas: citizen participation and engagement, governance interface, culture as a municipal asset, economic and social development, and urban reserves, service agreements and regional relationships.
Environment and Planning A, Vol. 42, No. 2, 2010, pp. -331.
Surveys developments since the 1930s and discuses how closely self-government has been linked to housing goals in each of the three countries.
IRPP Choices, Vol. 14, No. 4, May 2008, pp. 3-18.
Study outlines the general situation, discusses four case studies (Lu'ma Native Housing Society, Vancouver; Corporation Waskahegen, Quebec; Métis Urban Housing Association of Saskatchewan; Kinew Housing, Winnipeg) and makes recommendations.
The Canadian Journal of Native Studies, Vol. 31, No. 1, 2011, pp. 17-42.
Explores the relationships, through policy, between the Canadian state and urban Aboriginal peoples focusing on the cities of Thompson and Brandon, Manitoba.
Presented at an International Housing conference, Adequate and Affordable Housing For All: Research, Policy, Practice, held June 24-27, 2004.


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GLASGOW (Blantyre)
BLANTYRE GREYHOUND STADIUM SUMMARY
Springwell
POSTCODE———————————-G72 0NJ
LOCATED————————————About two miles north west of Hamilton Railway Station, just of the A725 express way and north of the A724 and about half a mile east of Blantyre town centre.
ORIGINAL SITE—————————–A sporting venue mainly used for amateur football.
DATE CONSTRUCTED——————–1933
DATE VENUE OPENED——————-1933
FIRST MEETING—————————–October 6th 1933.
LICENSED OR INDEPENDENT———-NGRC up to 1972.
INSIDE OR OUTSIDE HARE TYPE——Inside Sumner.
CIRCUMFERENCE—————————Approximately 400 yards.
BIG RACE NAMES—————————-None known of.
STADIUM SHARED WITH——————Glasgow Tigers Speedway between 1977 and October 1981.
LAST MEETING——————————-April 22nd 1982.
STADIUM CLOSURE DATE—————-April 1982.
STADIUM DEMOLITION——————-1982
BUILT ON SITE——————————-A slip road of the A725 Northbound Expressway.
EVIDENCE LEFT TODAY——————-Nothing known of.
The local press announces Blantyre first meeting during October 1933.
This OS Map is dat5ed 1936. Courtesy of Old Maps.
This distant image dates back to 1950 with Craighead Park in the foreground.
Two copied images of programme dated June 1956. Item provided by Mr G Yates.
Big changes of the circuit during 1965.
Advertising greyhound racing at the rear of a 1974 Celtic programme.
Speedway featured regularly at Blantyre between 1977 and 1981.
This racesheet is dated January 1978. Item provide by Mr G Yates.
This October 1982 edition of The Greyhound Owner reminds us of Blantyre's closure.
Blantyre is a parish located in South Lanarkshire, found just north of Hamilton, and ten miles south of Glasgow city centre. The parish became host to greyhound racing, with its venue located about half a mile east of Blantyre town centre, hemmed in by a curved railway line. But before Greyhound Racing was first introduced, the site had been used as a football pitch, and was known locally as Craighead Rows, and had begun to develop just after the turn of the twentieth century. During the First World War the grounds had seen very little sporting use, but the years following had witnessed amateur football, with Blantyre Celtic hosting matches there, along with Boxing Bouts and Whippet Racing. During the Summer of 1933 the Craighead Park football ground became remodelled to accommodate a greyhound track, seeing it laid around the perimeter of the playing pitch. Its egg-shaped circuit had a circumference of just over 400 yards, which created racing distances over 300 and 500 yards, and was lit during evening meetings by the football clubs pylons. The venue also had a kennelling area, with enough shelter to accommodate 75 greyhounds, and had a reasonably sized covered stand which lay behind the southern bend, and another covered stand that stretched the whole length of the western side of the track. Opening up as a flapping track, Blantyre staged its first meeting on the 6th of October 1933. But in 1965 extensive renovations were made to modernise the original track, shaping it in to the more recognised oval greyhound track that we know of. Craighead Park also became host to motor sports, when in 1977 Speedway made its first appearance of many, during a spell that would last until October 1981. But it was during this period that the future of the track looked in doubt, after publications of a new road development scheme had been issued by the council, which would show that a new bypass would be laid directly over the tracks boundaries. Sadly, these publications became fact, and soon the stadium had been sold under the council's compulsory purchasing order, which in turn saw Blantyre's last greyhound meeting being staged on the 22nd of April 1982. Demolition of the stadium took place shortly afterwards, with the construction of the A725 Expressway North bound slip road beginning to cover the site. Sadly, today sees no evidence of the venue remaining, as the whole surrounding area has become totally redeveloped.


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To Friedrich Rolle 6 May [1865]1
May 6. 1863
Illness has prevented me from sooner thanking you for your very kind present of your "Der Mensch" &c for which I am very much obliged.2 As I am far from strong I have as yet only cut the pages, but I can see that you have produced a full & valuable history of the subject & the search after such ample materials must have cost you much labour.
With my best thanks I beg leave to remain | Dear Sir yours faithfully | Charles Darwin
The year is established by CD's reference to having received the first instalment of Rolle 1866, which was issued in 1865 (see n. 2, below). See also Correspondence vol. 14, letter from Friedrich Rolle, 28 January 1866, in which Rolle states that he sent the first part of Rolle 1866 to CD the previous summer. The copyist has written '1863' in error.
Rolle's Der Mensch (Rolle 1866), a study of the development of human society in the light of Origin and recent discoveries in geology, was published in five parts; the first part was published on 1 May 1865 (Börsenblatt für den Deutschen Buchhandel und die mit ihm verwandten Geschäftszweige 32 (1865): 954), the second and third parts were issued on 17 November 1865 (ibid. 32 (1865): 2634), and the fourth and fifth parts were issued on 15 January 1866 (ibid. 33 (1866): 103). CD's annotated copy of Rolle 1866 is in the Darwin Pamphlet Collection–CUL. CD cited Rolle 1866 in Descent 1: 4 n. as one of several works that had concluded that the human race was 'the co-descendant with other species of some ancient, lower, and extinct form' (ibid., p. 3). CD had begun a correspondence with Rolle, a German geologist and palaeontologist, in 1862, after Rolle sent him a copy of his popular exposition of CD's theory (Rolle 1863; see Correspondence vol. 10). For Rolle's work in popularising CD's views, see Correspondence vol. 11, letter from Friedrich Rolle, 26 January 1863, and letter to Friedrich Rolle, 30 January [1863].
Descent: The descent of man, and selection in relation to sex. By Charles Darwin. 2 vols. London: John Murray. 1871.
Rolle, Friedrich. 1863. Chs. Darwin's Lehre von der Entstehung der Arten im Pflanzen- und Thierreich in ihrer Anwendung auf die Schöpfungsgeschichte. Frankfurt: J. C. Hermann.
Rolle, Friedrich. 1866. Der Mensch, seine Abstammung und Gesittung, im Lichte der Darwin'schen Lehre von der Art-Entstehung und auf Grundlage der neuern geologischen Entdeckungen dargestellt. Frankfurt: J. C. Hermann.
Thanks FR for copy [of first number] of Der Mensch [1866].
Friedrich Rolle
Hartfield Down letterhead
Senckenberg Forschungsinstitut und Naturmuseum, Frankfurt (SNG-Archiv: Malakol.: Nachlass Rolle)
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Between lectures, women mingled in the "Goop Hall" of shopping and sustenance
By Sandy Cohen
'Tonight Show' Gwyneth Paltrow Plays Textual Game
//www.nbclosangeles.com/entertainment/entertainment-news/Textual-Game-Fallon-Gwyneth-Paltrow-Late-Night-371141971.html
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Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon Textual Game with Gwyneth Paltrow (Published Saturday, March 5, 2016)
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« Why Williams had to look after itself
Why Button would stay with Brawn »
Williams ousted as FOTA unity damaged
At a meeting of FOTA teams in London today it was decided to suspend the membership of the Williams team, after they broke ranks and submitted an entry to the 2010 world championship.
"Fota's decision, although regrettable, is understandable," said team boss Frank Williams. "As a company whose only business is F1 with obligations to our partners and employees entering was unquestionable. In addition we are legally obliged under our contract with FOM and the FIA to participate in the world championship until the end of 2012."
Williams acknowledged that the suspension of the team is temporary, pending ongoing negotiations with the FIA over the rules for next season. FOTA had no choice really and although their discussions concern the longer term issues which will also concern Williams, it is a sign of the irritation of the other teams that one of their number has been picked off, thus breaking the 'all for one and one for all' spirit which has made FOTA a force in F1 politics since its foundation last September.
It remains to be seen whether any of the other teams who signed up to a similar deal to Williams in 2005 feel that they are legally obliged to submit an entry by Friday's deadline, particularly Force India.
The Williams team has been one of the staunchest supporters of the idea of the budget cap and believes that the proposed £40 million level is about right.
Meanwhile talks continue.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged F1 News | 35 Comments
on May 27, 2009 at 2:05 pm | Reply Kirk
Lets just hope this dispute can be cleared up once and for all this week – sick and tired of this budget cap saga.
on May 27, 2009 at 2:13 pm | Reply Mon Pen
Suspending Williams makes sense, it strengthens FOTA's hand as they are still unified.
Look at it this way, as you point out Williams only exist to participate in F1 (same as Brawn and Force India, who I thought may follow suit but keeping Brawn on board is politically sensible given they are currently top of the tree) so it's an honest and at first sight a non politically motivated act to sign up. If nobody else does the FIA will look really silly if 2010 becomes Formula Williams. Not that they are bothered about looking silly, viz the Indy 2005 fiasco, but there you go.
Frank Williams has been around long enough to know how many beans make 40 million.
on May 27, 2009 at 2:20 pm | Reply rpaco
This is scary, someone is reading what I write and making it happen.
rpaco given one million pounds sterling by Bernie as prize for insight. (bet that one doesn't work ;-))
on May 27, 2009 at 2:52 pm | Reply muckymuck
I find it interesting that Williams adds at the end of their PR "In addition, we are legally obliged under our contract with FOM and the FIA to participate in the World Championship until the end of 2012."
This statement comes off as a jab at FOTA. Simply stating that they submitted their entry because F1 is their main business is reason enough, but to remind everyone of their contract obligation undermines FOTA's efforts to negotiate. If the contract is a key reason, then that would be one of the first reason they would state. The way the PR was written ( "In addition" makes it sound like an after thought) it comes off as a little underhanded.
on May 27, 2009 at 3:37 pm | Reply intensive driving
I remember when F1 was about racing, driving and cars.
on May 27, 2009 at 9:59 pm | Reply Howard Hughes
Not even in the days of Ben Hur was it merely about the racing… Certainly it's never been solely about that – even in the inter-war years it was all about national politics and pride. Post-1945 it's always been about ego, money, rivalry; and it's great!
The ex-editor of Motorsport told me a story once about how Frank Williams (whom I've met, and is every bit as charismatic as you'd expect – but I wonder how many know that his perennial nickname in the sport during the 70s was W***** Williams…) once sold the very pair of trousers he was wearing to a chap his size in a garage en route to a race meeting, in order to raise the entry money.
If you'd tapped his shoulder while he was making his pitch to this complete stranger in the queue who happened to be of similar height and girth, and said, 'Frank old chap, why are you doing this? All that counts is the racing, driving and cars!' he'd doubtless have slapped you and said, F*** off, I'm trying to raise a couple of bob here!'
Basically, always follow the money…
on May 27, 2009 at 11:29 pm | Reply monktonnik
intensive driving, that was a long time ago, you are showing your age 😉
Personally I love all the politics, I really do.
on May 28, 2009 at 4:56 am | Reply Antoine
I know how you feel 😦
on May 27, 2009 at 3:40 pm | Reply jed
While other teams are fighting for the future of F1 and it's proper governance, which is the only way forward, Williams choose to support the dictatorship of Max Moseley's FIA. Williams is after their own self-serving interests. I guess they believe that without the other teams they will be the best team on F1. This selfish motives will come back to haunt them in the future.
While drastically cutting the costs of F1 is noble, the way the new rules are being forced down the throats of the teams is not. The 2010 regulations was made in an irregular manner and therefore is a "fruit of a poisonous tree". And this is the reason why all the other teams are opposed to the rules. In fact they are willing to risk everything for a more democratic way of governance. The other teams are doing this for the fans like you and me.
Williams did not only betray FOTA but all of the F1 fans. I am really very dissapointed in them right now.
on May 27, 2009 at 11:11 pm | Reply Roberto
I posted something similar here last night, they are gambling hard on a champiomship without the big ones so they can collect the pieces, it is a shame because long time ago Ferrari was Ferrari, Mclaren was Mclaren but Williams was still a team to beat, but somehow they never managed to grow to develop their operation at the same rate of the rest, even with a huge BMW backing for quite some time.
Nice peace Jed
on May 28, 2009 at 8:58 am | Reply Kirk
How can you say that? It was obvious that after all Sir Frank Williams has done to keep his team running over the last few years – even after many years where the team was working in the red – he wasn't going to let it go down the pan just because of a battle between the egos in the FIA and FOTA. I'm all for the resolution of this, and I wish the FIA would work with FOTA on a solution soon, but I would never dare to criticise Williams for doing what they need to do to keep racing and fullfilling their contractual obligations.
Ferrari, Toyota and Renault are right now pushing FOTA into doing what is in their best interests – and therefore they should at least understand and respect that Williams has to do the same.
on May 27, 2009 at 3:53 pm | Reply Bradley
James, the entry form as it currently stands obliges entrants to select one of the following options:
"We hereby apply to enter the FIA Formula One World Championship Uunder the standard regulations/under the cost cap regulations (delete as appropriate) and we undertake to participate in each and every Event :"
Do you know which regulations Williams have entered under?
No, but I'll find out. Imagine it's the capped version, but as things are progressing the other version might well be deleted by the FIA anyway
If the rival team leaders are as shrewd as we all suspect them to be, they must surely have known Williams would never be in a position to hold out.
on May 27, 2009 at 4:12 pm | Reply Andy
Why did Williams not wait until Friday to put their entry in? I would imagine that on Friday, Force India, Brawn, and maybe more will follow suit.
Could the question what deal has Williams got from FOM/FIA for breaking rank?!
on May 27, 2009 at 4:45 pm | Reply GP
I don't quite understand Williams' decision to submit an entry for the 2010 championship.
I'm not a lawyer but from what I know the FIA has broken its own rules by unilaterally publishing new technical regulations. Furthermore, I think that a number of the other FOTA members have legal counsel of their own regarding the legality of their refusal to submit their entries. With the admission that Ferrari was given special treatment, both financial and technical (veto), by the FIA and FOM how will the EU legislators view the role of these two parties, especially the FIA? I don't see the FIA in such a strong position anymore.
I hope Frank has not "pulled a Ferrari" by agreeing to a special and secret deal in exchange for breaking ranks with FOTA. The old divide and conquer strategy that has made Max and Bernie so successful.
However, I suspect Frank and Patrick know they will be accepted back in the club without any kind of penalty when matters are resolved.
on May 27, 2009 at 5:09 pm | Reply Timothy Cooper Duckworth
James, did you see this?
Tony George reportedly ousted as IMS chief
Wed. May 27 – 2009
Anthony Schoettle – aschoettle@ibj.com
IBJ staff
Tony George was voted out as chairman of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway last night by the IMS board of directors after 20 years in charge, SpeedTV.com is reporting.
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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/bruce_martin/05/27/Tony_George/?eref=sircrc
George ousted by own family as Indy Motor Speedway CEO
I saw that but he's denied it in an IMS statement this evening
How childish! 'We aren't going to let you play in our team any more'…..
You couldn't write the script to the soap opera this season could you…
Button leading the championship
A new team leading the constructors
The red team so far behind the leaders… but catching up…
Lewis starting from the back
All the top teams threatening to withdraw because the FIA have proposed them spending less money
I will wake up in a moment I'm sure!!
Keep up the good work James very entertaining read
on May 27, 2009 at 5:57 pm | Reply James Bond
"'all for one and one for all'" unfortunately doesn't exist in real world…
It's more like "every man for himslef"…
Decision of Williams is expected.
Let's hope they all find some agreement…
on May 27, 2009 at 6:28 pm | Reply Craig
These F1 politics are doing my head in!!! Everyone is moaning about on team dominating all the time. When Shuey went to Ferrari it took the team from '96 till the year 2000 to win the championship. They earned the right to dominate the sport. They put in the hard yards and got the rewards. Then everyone complains "It's not good for the sport to have one team dominating" but instead of the other teams stepping up, they make rule changes to bring Ferrari back to everyones level (referring to "04 season). It defeats the purpose of being the most elite championship in the world every time we step backwards through needless rule changes. If rule changes are neccesary then they shouldn't be announced untill after the current season has ended. Then you don't have teams (Brawn) getting a years headstart on everyone else. Especially when teams are fighting for the championship still need to develop the current seasons cars. Thats all I have to say about that. Apart from Max. Go home!! Stay there!! PLEASE!!
Ok looking deeper into the budget cap, I found this and maybe it will help change some points of view:
This is from the F1 forum which is quoting a Guardian article:
An interesting article over at the Guardian has an outline of just how much debt was assigned to Delta3, the venture capital group that helped CVC acquire Formula 1, and how much interest the team are sating each year. While this interest is assumed to be manageable until its maturity in 2014, the teams are asked to cut costs by Max Mosley's FIA at a time when their share of the revenue is reduced by the debt load and repayment of that debt.
It is also suggested that Bernie Ecclestone himself has directed Max in these cost-cutting measures to force teams to reduce their overhead and perhaps allow more revenue to pay down the debt load of CVC. CVC has stated all along that they are a long-term partner and it is in Bernie's best interest to help Delta3 and CVC remain solvent and on a path to debt elimination. It appears the revenues have been up in F1 as of late and this helps. the new circuits in Asia and the Middle East have been [squeezed] [mod] for as much sanctioning dollars as possible and the Canadian Grand Prix as well as many European races have been canceled in favor of high-paying exotic locations. If you are looking to sate the debt load your buyer incurred during the buyout of your interest, then extrapolating as much money out of the system makes sense. It also may make sense to cram down on minority holders, read teams, in order to get their earn-outs as low as possible, maximize profit and pay off debt.
To those ends, it seems understandable that the teams would be perplexed at having to fund the entire acquisition of F1 by CVC with their share of profits. The teams would not be favourable to paying someone else's debt and a cost reduction in the sport is really only understandable if the teams can't raise the cash to support their operations.
on May 27, 2009 at 10:28 pm | Reply Darren Fellows
Ah the issue here is not that the other teams are still "Developing" the cars, They have been out-smarted plain and simple, the Rules were given, all teams look at the rules differently unfortunatley Brawn (And the others were more clever (This isnt a dig to the others)).
The Double Deck diffuser isnt as dominant as reported (We have already seen this over the last couple races (And also touching on the win or RBR in Shanghai)) I personally dont think if Brawn were still Honda they would be where they are, yeah the cars good, but that Mercedes engine is all round a lot better than its Honda counterpart (See the record of 3 wins with the same engine).
I think we would have always seen Williams break rank due to they are solely F1 based. I think we need an end to this A.S.A.P though as it is dragging the sport through the dirt again and thats all we need after the lasy few years !
on May 28, 2009 at 9:35 am | Reply Richard Mee
This is the killer point for me Rpaco and you've nailed it. The "reactionary panic" about current costs from Max that we don't see reflected by any of the teams.
Surely if it were so ominous the guys that actually get their wallets out each week to pay for the stuff they need – ie teams would be onboard. Only the lower teams support the cost-cut out of self interest at not having such a budget disadvantage or not having to work quite so tirelessly to get hold of every last sponsor dollar.
Why though is there a seeming reluctance from the media to question these commercial aspects more? Has Bernie threatened a blanket ban on any media operation that chooses to do so? It may well be the case that there is nothing that can be done to untie the arrangements before 2014 but at the very least they should be common knowledge to all fans around the world. They are an essential part of explaining to casual fans why this sport is bouncing all over the place.
The elephant in the room is that this is all being driven by an agenda that is beyond the teams themselves – they have been reduced to expendable bit-parts in a wider money making scheme and that for this reason [mod] it stinks.
on May 27, 2009 at 7:26 pm | Reply Roger
No real surprises here. Williams will do whatever Moseley wants. F1 is their main income and that's only backed up with [Mosley's] F2 project. He can hurt them a lot.
on May 27, 2009 at 8:10 pm | Reply George
To be honest this was always going to happen when Ferrari and co decided to make this a FOTA issue. The independants dont have as much room to manouvre as they're tied to the sport, and Ferrari have made it perfectly clear what they think of small teams on their website.
on May 27, 2009 at 8:47 pm | Reply Don
Fab blog as always! 🙂
What is your gut feeling about this whole budget cap… both sides want the upper hand… will there be any winners?
Personally I think its a shame to see the internal bickering been dragged into the public domain… it'sdamaging the sport and distracting fans from enjoying the spectacle of F1 racing.
I just nope neither side does anything rash in the next few months… if Ferrari or any of the other big teams aren't racing next year… what else can I watch on Sunday afternoon after reading the Sunday papers!!!
Somehow history tends to repeat itself:
"The FISA-FOCA war was a political battle contested throughout the early 1980s by the two representative organizations in Formula One motor racing, the Fédération Internationale du Sport Automobile (FISA) and the Formula One Constructors Association (FOCA). The battle boiled during the late 1970s and early 1980s and came to a head when the racing teams affiliated with FOCA, an equivalent to a racing team union, boycotted the 1982 San Marino Grand Prix."
This is a differente era, with much more business and ego in the middle than before, but at the end you can call it budget cap, new regulations, etc it is a power strugle, i think Max Mosley should give up a bit and leave the teams and the commercial rights holder decide what they can do best with their money.
If not maybe Max Mosley can go from board to board and try to sell his Formula Jr. o GP4 with the Budget Cap
on May 28, 2009 at 3:36 am | Reply Henri Toivonen
Let's cut through the bs :
1) Let the teams which have more money spend it
as they see fit. The principles of Darwin, or of
Keynes, do not involve "budget caps".
2) Money alone is no guarantee of supremacy ( see
"Brawn vs. Ferrari, 2009 season ).
3) The money doesn't come from Bernie or Max. The
money comes from people who buy products.
4) It is painfully obvious that the overwhelming
majority of the people who buy products and thus
enable F1 to continue existing are NOT in favor of
the budget cuts, whether they are fans of Ferrari
5) Bernie and Max need to go. I am now busy sticking pins in voodoo dolls which bear close likenesses to each of them. Let's hope it works.
on May 28, 2009 at 6:38 am | Reply Darren Fellows
Sorry your second point isn't valid, Brawn's Car was/is made off Honda's money, so technically even though the car is entered as a "privateer" it is actually a manafactuer based car…
Ok Brawn needs to add the extra parts out of privateer money but most of the R+D was done off Honda money 😉
on May 29, 2009 at 7:14 am | Reply Phil
The first point isn't valid either.
You forget that F1 is, fundamentally, a sport – and as such is a series of arbitrary rules which are supposed to be designed (or can be tweaked) so as to avoid precisely the kind of dominance that Darwinian struggle often produces. This is not to say that competition does not happen – of course it does, that's what sport is about – but it does mean we can change the nature of it if it looks as though it's unsustainable. There are, I suggest, few who believe the current level of spending is sustainable.
If left alone, the well-funded teams will continue to out-spend the smaller ones until we reach the point where the smaller teams simply can't compete at all. Some might call this survival of the fittest. I reckon it'll just be the death of F1 as a meaningful spectacle.
on May 28, 2009 at 5:36 am | Reply MichaelC
Despite an outward sign of unity there is a fundamental divide within FOTA. Some teams exist only to compete in F1. The talk is about this or that manufacturer quiting but that isn't a real option for all the teams. What I wonder is what advantage those teams think they gain by towing the FOTA line?
Manufacturer teams have come and gone in F1, that is the reality of the situation and it must be difficult for the independent teams to have faith they won't be left high and dry by the commercial pressures on the manufacturer teams.
Slightly misleading headline, James! Williams have been "suspended" rather than "ousted". This implies they will be allowed back reasonably soon.
In any case, FOTA's position is largely unchanged and will still be so even if the other teams who share Williams's predicament also sign up on Friday. Nobody with any sense would believe that the likes of Williams would put their very existence on the line. The remainder of FOTA will have been completely aware of this and prepared for it.
I think the only reason the other teams are surprised and possibly annoyed is that Williams sent in their entry a day or two early. Clearly Williams are up to something but given their history of fierce independence, it's not unusual for them.
on May 28, 2009 at 6:03 pm | Reply Sig
Divide and rule.


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Q: Arm Assembly reversing a list in place I'm struggling to see where I'm going wrong in a function that reverses a list in place. The function takes a pointer of an array of long ints as x0 and a long int for the size of the array as x1.
When the code runs the first half of the list is correct but after the halfway point it mirrors the beginning. For example for the list [48, 307, 12, -18, -805] mine returns [-805, -18, 12, -18, -805].
So that makes me believe it stops reversing after it hits halfway. I'm not sure why it would do this and any help as to why it's doing this would be really appreciated. Thanks in advance!
.global reverse
.global loop
.global done
reverse:
    cmp x1, #0 // if list is empty
    beq empty // return 0
    mov x3, x0 // copy of list

    mov x2, x1      // size
    sub x2, x2, #1  // size-1

    lsl x2, x2, #3  // (size-1) * 8
    add x3, x3, x2  // &data[size-1]

loop:
     cmp x1, #0 // if we have reached the end of the list
     beq done  // return the reversed list

     ldr x2, [x3] // get the reverse
     str x2, [x0] //set x0 with the reverse

     add x0, x0, #8 // x0++
     sub x3, x3, #8 // x3--
     sub x1, x1, #1 // length -1
     b loop //loop

empty:
    mov x0, #0
    ret
done:
    ret


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Following the end of fighting with Tamil Tiger separatists in May, Kilinochchi and Mullaitivu have been largely depopulated and about 300,000 people are housed in camps while authorities search for Tamil Tiger separatists among them.
A moderate Tamil party, the Tamil United Liberation Front has asked the government to allow people to leave the camps and return to their homes.
The government has promised India and the international community that most of the refugees will be re-settled within six months.
The Central Bank said the Northern Province had forests, wetlands, lagoons, bays and places of tourist attraction as well as agricultural land which provide a base for economic development.
The area had produced 10 percent of the country's rice even during the war, 40 percent of red onions, 10 percent of chillies, 14 percent of green gram and 25 percent of ground nut.


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Americans want to get tougher with the Islamic State
Ken Dilanian and Emily Swanson
WASHINGTON | After terrorist attacks at home and abroad, more Americans than ever - but still less than half - support sending U.S. ground troops to fight the Islamic State, according to a new Associated Press-GfK Poll. A large majority also want a clearer explanation from President Barack Obama about his strategy to defeat the group.
The percentage of Americans who favor deploying U.S. troops to fight IS militants has risen from 31 percent to 42 percent over the past year in AP-GfK polling, although it isn't clear whether those respondents favor a small contingent or a larger ground force that might engage in another protracted Middle Eastern war. Other national surveys in recent weeks have found similar or greater support for American ground troops.
Obama recently dispatched about 50 special operations forces to coordinate the fight in Syria, adding to the more than 3,000 troops already in Iraq. But he and most other politicians oppose sending a large American contingent to augment the U.S.-led coalition air campaign. Most Republicans running for president have not called for that, either, although Donald Trump recently said he would support 10,000 troops, a figure originally floated by South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham.
Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton has pledged to keep American troops out of Syria, saying she would resist sending forces to fight Islamic militants even if there's another terrorist attack within the U.S.
In the poll, 56 percent of Americans said the U.S. military response to the Islamic State group has not gone far enough, up from 46 percent since October 2014.
Six in 10 Republicans, but only about 3 in 10 Democrats or independents, support sending ground troops, the poll showed.
Analysts say the public desire for more action reflects growing anxiety over the Islamic State after its attack in Paris, and the shootings in San Bernardino, California, carried out by a couple apparently inspired by the group. There is also widespread unease about Obama's strategy, which envisions a long, slow campaign of airstrikes, diplomacy, training, financial sanctions and other measures.
White House officials say Obama recognizes the need to make the case for his strategy. The president gave an Oval Office speech last week, visited the Pentagon Monday and is expected to visit a counterterrorism facility later in the week.
But Obama has pointedly made the case against a U.S. ground invasion. The U.S. military could clear the Islamic State from its headquarters in Raqqa, Syria, but IS troops would return unless a local ground force was available to keep order, he said Nov, 16, after the attacks in Paris.
"Let's assume that we were to send 50,000 troops into Syria," Obama said. "What happens when there's a terrorist attack generated from Yemen? Do we then send more troops into there? Or Libya, perhaps? "
Most interviews for the AP-GfK poll, which was conducted Dec. 3-7, were completed before last Sunday's Oval Office address, but the survey found the president had an uphill battle to allay Americans' concerns.
Just 28 percent in the survey said Obama had clearly explained the United States' goals in fighting the Islamic State, while 68 percent said he had not. Eighty-eight percent of Republicans and 66 percent of independents said the president had not clearly explained the goals, and even among Democrats 51 percent agreed.
Daniel Byman, a senior fellow in the Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution, said Obama's methodical approach is unsatisfying to Americans but they would be even more displeased if the U.S. troops were dying in Syria.
"Sure, right now, Americans are baying for blood, but if three years down the road, the U.S. has 50,000 troops in Iraq and Syria and we're taking casualties, then American are going to be saying, 'Why did people do stupid things and put American troops at risk."
Shibley Telhami, the Anwar Sadat Professor for Peace and Development at the University of Maryland, has himself conducted surveys showing some support for U.S. ground troops. But he doesn't believe the public wants an all-out invasion.
"Iraq syndrome is still hanging there," he said, referring to a hangover from the U.S. invasion and occupation of Iraq, "and the public doesn't really think that war is going to solve the ISIS problem."
One AP poll respondent, Carl Ripperton, a retired executive living near Memphis, Tennessee, said he favored a U.S. invasion if American generals determined that one was needed to defeat the Islamic State.
"It's gotta be done," said Ripperton, 76, a National Guard veteran and self-professed political independent. "The bombing doesn't seem to have done anything. I would think if we just went in there and wiped them out that would take care of it. I mean they might pop up again, but at least we'd take care of this group."
The AP-GfK Poll of 1,007 adults was conducted online using a sample drawn from GfK's probability-based KnowledgePanel, which is designed to be representative of the U.S. population. The margin of sampling error for all respondents is plus or minus 3.4 percentage points.
Online: http://ap-gfkpoll.com