13 October (Monday) 7.45am - 9.15am

LT1- PDGs 10, 11, 34, 36

LT4- PDGs 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09

14 October (Tuesday) 7.45am - 9.15am

LT1- PDGs 33, 35, 37, 38

LT4- PDGs 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32

15 October (Wednesday) 7.45am - 9.15am

LT1- PDGs 21, 22, 23, 24

LT4- PDGs 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20

Things to bring:

• A Good Attitude
• Paper 2 Insert and your Script
• A Good Attitude
• Writing Material
• A Good Attitude

Le Grand Prix du Canada ne figurera pas au calendrier 2009 du championnat de F1. C'est la décision prise par le Conseil mondial du sport automobile qui s'était réuni à Paris. Apres la suppression du GP d'Indianapolis, aux Etats-Unis, et maintenant celui de Montréal, l'Amérique du Nord se voit privé de toute compétition de Formule 1 en 2009. Avec le retrait du GP de Montréal, c'est celui d'Abu Dhabi qui intègre le calendrier 2009 qui démarre le 29 mars avec le GP d'Australie.

Lire aussi :
Grand Prix de France, une semaine pour convaincre
Crise financière, Mosley est inquiet

Calendrier 2009:
29 mars - Melbourne, Australie
5 avril - Sepang, Malaisie
19 avril - Sakhir, Bahreïn
10 mai - Barcelone, Espagne
24 mai - Monaco
7 juin - Istanbul, Turquie
21 juin - Silverstone, Grande-Bretagne
28 juin - Magny-Cours, France
12 juillet - Hockenheim, Allemagne
26 juillet - Hungaroring, Hongrie
23 août - Europe (Valence, Espagne)
30 août - SPA - Francorchamps, Belgique
13 septembre - Monza, Italie
27 septembre - Singapour
11 octobre - Fuji, Japon
18 octobre - Shanghai, Chine
1 novembre - Interlagos, Brésil
15 novembre - Abu Dhabi

Formula 1 organizers have officially pulled the plug on the Montreal Grand Prix for next year, as announced yesterday. This means that F1 no longer exists in Canada, and the entire North American Continent.

Montreal F1GP drew in 75 million for the Canadian city, and no explanation was offered by the FIA as to why this decision was made.It has been speculated that Ecclestone may be bluffing to get more money from the Canadian organizers. Honestly, I don't care for the political side of F1-or for that matter, any motorsport. We all just want to see some damn racing, don't we?

Cherry blossom of the day :

"... we get to think of life as an inexhaustible well. Yet everything happens only a certain number of times, and a very small number, really. How many more times will you remember a certain afternoon of your childhood, some afternoon that's so deeply a part of your being that you can't even conceive of your life without it? Perhaps four or five times more. perhaps not even that. How many more times will you watch the full moon rise? Perhaps twenty. And yet it all seems limitless." - Paul Bowles

This is my to do list :

♥ write 1 essay in which I have to motivate why I want to study English. one of the copies will go to Cambridge... nuff said [ not that I have a chance in hell, but still it used to never hurt to try, now... I don't really know, but still, but still.....] - by Sunday

♥ help write recommendation letter of a maximum of 4000 words - by Sunday at 3:30 pm

♥ finish writing everything on the UCAS site - by Monday morning

♥ finish the application for Hotel School in Amsterdam  - by the end of next week

♥ finish application for Utrecht College in Utrecht - by the 1st of November

♥ get two more recommendation letters from your English teacher and your French teacher so you can prove your passion for languages and your ability to be a fast, dedicated, interested learner - by the 1st of November

♥ got to the bank and pay 15 pounds for UCAS, 140 euros for Hotelschool, before sending application

♥ make copies of your diplomas, certificates, ID and so on and so forth, before sending application to Holland

♥ Friday [ this Friday ] : finish 2 Romanian projects with fellow classmates [ honestly it's not that big of a deal, but still time consuming and very very VERY boring ]

♥ and my favourite part : 24 pages of grammar and one short essay [ aka 1 A4 page ] that I have to write for my French lesson on Saturday at 2pm .

I swear, that when I grow up, I am going to be a professional clock hunter, because these things are evil!!! The only things that's pushing us constantly further and further and further is time. It is so incredibly frustrating and annoying and tiring and useless to be constantly on the run, because that makes us all suicidal to some extent. We passe at first, then we're sprinting and jumping and running some more just to et there first and die. God made us so stupid and shallow ... it's unbelievable.

I recently read a book, about a guy who collects butterflies and has this insanely obsession with this blonde, beautiful girl, so he kid napes he. He does not harm her, rape her or anything, he just keeps her safe, in a isolated room, in an isolated house, looks at her move, eat, sleep, drink, play, talk. It's just so profoundly impressing how people find that disgusting. I actually thought he was just living his life, he did what made him happy, he got what he wanted. And the girl, she's an artist, she thinks so highly of herself and analyses every little thing, [ like I am doing now ... 8-|] taking pride in spotting a beautiful painting or having talked to a famous,older painter, who takes somewhat of an interest in her. She is just so inexplicably one dimensional and buried in thoughts, books, stories, memories... I just hated her so much while I was reading the book. And I loved his courage and determination. That's what I want to be when I grow up. Even if I end up doing a bad thing! Although it is highly unlikely just because I've been raised with a strong foundation of right and wrong and because my aspirations don't involve having to commit a crime to reach them . But even so, if I somehow end up taking a wrong path that will take me a where I consider happiness and freedom to be, I would like to think that I will be strong, focused and determined enough to create for myself a place of joy. You only live once, and just trying to whole time to get there.... it's just not enough.

I am truly sorry if I don't make sense completely or if the entry is short, but time has always been my mortal enemy, it hates me so bad at times, I ended up thinking that it will start running to fast, I will be left out of it's sphere and I won't know where to go . Either way, I am now going to go through some French homework I did today, update my agenda and then, hopefully by 11 fall asleep, with the thought that everything is well scheduled.

Good night !

Att spelningen skulle bli "häftigare" på Ullevi är för mig ett skämt. Ullevi är opersonligt.
Dessutom skulle jag för mitt liv aldrig stått ut med att behöva dela konsert med svennebananer som hört... Personal Jesus och inte mer. Svennebananer som egentligen inte är där för musikens skull, såsom det ofta blir på Ullevi.
Men nu.
Herregud, 20.000 kommer grina ihop.
20.000 kommer älska tillsammans.
Och missar du det, då kan du emigrera och aldrig återvända till Arvika igen.
Den 3 Juli så kommer Stora Campingen ligga öde.
Inte ens den mesta fyllefestivalbesökaren kommer befinna sig i leran och langoshögarna.
Alla kommer vara där.
Jag kommer vara där.
Jag gråter redan lite i smyg.

Then coming up again some four months later and seeing the halls I would be living in and the community feel in Fallowfield and all the nice shops in the city and the sunny skies over Manchester. Walking past a GP and thinking I suppose I will have to register, but there is not that much point as I will never visit. "Manchester is going to be a fresh start for me, where I will come of all my meds and things will go back to normal". My flawed belief that by leaving home and leaving all the memories and meeting new people would change all the turmoil in my head. The idea that when it came down to it I wanted to be alive so by having more independence I would look after myself better. This idea that by burying everything it would stay hidden and not raise its head- it excited me, it really did.

And then arriving and knowing my ideas had been flawed on both occasions. That all that happened was the same problems, and the same issues were just being moved four hours up north. The realisation that being without my small support network would just make things harder set in, but it fuelled my fight. For once made me proactive in getting help. So yesterday I went to the GP that I said I would never visit, I went to my appointment and I explained all, and the GP was nice, and the GP understood, and was shocked. Shocked that I had come up here without a completed CMHT referral and without the details of support organisations, and that I still had the same flawed idea that I could come off my medication. So now after all the hard work of cutting down dosages with my old psychiatrist, some GP with only a few months of training in mental health has put them all back up again and has promised to push the referral and see me again in two weeks (she wanted next week but I used my power of persuasion). And now I am left without the drive, because everything we worked for medication wise has been undone, and if I can break my rule about the GPs, why shouldn't I be able to follow all my other ideas about Manchester?

Last line...

Ohh and these are the frogs that really are the most amazing things to watch. Really.

I managed to not cut on Friday night, probably because I felt quite rough from the chemo of the previous 2 days, but I came home and wanted to inflict damage on myself. I don't know what had gone wrong, in fact everything had been running fairly smoothly, but I had an urge, a feeling deep inside me, a knotted tension screaming to get out and I knew that the way to let all of it out was to cut. I didn't though, instead I took an anti-emetic and a sleeping tablet and went to sleep.

I woke up on Saturday morning still wanting to cut. The sleep I had got hadn't been refreshing, my dreams were plagued with self-harm, hospitals, blood and wounds. In fact, it is fairly easy to say that self-harm was a preoccupation. I made 2 small, superficial scratches to my arm to rid myself of the urge, and it worked. I got through Saturday not wanting to cut again, even though it was a boring, mundane day that saw me sitting in my room doing sod all for most of the day.

On Sunday, things were different. The day was a bad day. My Mum was in a particularly black state and decided the way to deal with it was to make the majority of things my fault. My Dad was in a world of his own and selfishly decided to contribute nothing to the day. I was left, in my rather fragile state given I had just had chemo, to deal with everything in the house. Come the evening and I spoke with the friend I had thought I had alienated a few weeks ago. He told me I was forgiven, which served to lift my spirits slightly, but only superficially. I watched a repeat of Top Gear and found it all mind-numbingly tedious. I went upstairs to have a bath, only I never had the bath, instead I cut myself. The cuts were worse than I had intended tham to be and I knew they needed suturing, so I went to A&E. I was treated by an SHO and a nurse practitioner who decided to suture the worst parts of the wounds and glue the more superficial parts with skin adhesive (they were going to use steri-strips until I pointed out I am allergic to them).

They were both absolutely lovely but the SHO seemed concerned about my wellbeing. He asked me the usual questions about suicide and thoughts of further self-harm and for once I told him the absolute truth. Yes, I have been thinking about suicide. Yes, I have got a plan as to how I would do it. Yes, I have got the means. No, I haven't set a concrete date or time. Yes, I do still want to self-harm. I don't know if I'll do it again when I get home. No, I don't feel particularly happy in myself. No, I haven't been eating or sleeping. Yes, I see my CPN on Tuesday.

I thought these were reasonable answers, but they scared the SHO who rang the Crisis Team to come and assess me. The Crisis Team came out and carried out their standard assessment, and came to the conclusion that I didn't need admitting, nor did I need extra input from the team at that point, so I could be discharged home provided I made an appointment with the GP today and kept the appointment with Allison on Tuesday. All well and good and I ended up back home in the wee small hours of this morning.

I couldn't get to sleep last night. I had that horrible sensation where your brain is absolutely knackered but your body won't stop ticking over and feeling restless. In my infinite wisdom, I picked the glue off one of the cuts which then meant only half was closed. I then proceeded to open the half that had been glued up until it was gaping. I felt stupid after doing this as I had clearly made an absolute mess of what had taken the SHO and nurse practitioner some time to complete, but in the short term it made me feel better, and after a few too many Nytol, I got some sleep.

I saw the GP earlier this afternoon. It wasn't my regular GP but another one in the practice who I have seen before. Luckily I took my copy of the initial assessment document with me that the Crisis Team had given me as no one had bothered to contact the surgery yet about my attendance at A&E. She was perfectly pleasant and spent time talking to me about things that have been happening recently. I told her about opening the cut up and she booked me in to see the nurse to get it sorted. She gave me a week's prescription of venlafaxine and zopiclone, as she was concerned about my safety given I had been seen by the Crisis Team for deliberate self-harm and made an appointment for me to see my regular GP in a fortnight.

The nurse was equally as nice. She didn't patronise me or act in a concerned manner. She just treated me as a patient with lacerations. She cleaned them and put steri-strips over the part I made worse, but sprayed a barrier solution onto my skin first so the steris don't actually stick to me. She put a waterproof dressing on, so I can have a shower, gave me a spare one to take home and made an appointment for Thursday afternoon to check the wounds are healing.

I go out to a message from the CMHT. Allison is off sick and is not going to be in work tomorrow or Wednesday so she will apparently contact me on Thursday to rearrange our appointment. I feel a bit let down as the Crisis Team and the GP were pinning all the support on Allison and the CMHT to get me through the next few days and now it isn't going to happen. I can understand people being ill, I mean I am ill often enough, but I just feel as if some extra support wouldn't have hurt. I mean I was meant to be seeing 2 CPNs tomorrow for the 'bouncing ideas off each other' session. Surely the second one could still see me? They should have a duty CPN to stand in for illness as well, could I not see them? The answer is clearly not, so bye bye and wait for the phonecall.

I feel like such an idiot for getting so worked up about a missed CPN appointment but I have been waiting 2 weeks to see Allison. A fortnight in which my eating has got seriously bad, the urge to self-harm has been overwhelming and I've been having intrusive thoughts about suicide. I mean, even my dreams are self-destructive. I won't make a fuss about it though, I'll just sit in my usual fashion feeling self-pitying and sorrowful and doubtlessly at some point in the near future an appointment will be made.

Ruth

September 28 marked the 2008 A-style Grand Prix of Japan.  The A-style Grand Prix of Japan is the Japanese round of Moto GP.  Moto GP is the premier league of motorcycle racing, equivalent to F1.  This championship is, in my opinion, much better than F1.  There is a lot of passing, and lots of excitement.  Going to a true Grand Prix, you'll be entertained with 3 different races and 3 different racers.  There are 3 classes in Moto GP.  125cc, 250cc, and MotoGP Class.  The 125s are the entry level for world class.  Riders can be as young as 15 to a maximum age of 28.  This is to promote younger talent to rise through the classes.  Generally, good riders will start in 125, move to 250, and finally graduate to the MotoGP class.  It is very difficult as each class gets smaller and smaller. Going to a MotoGP race is an adventure in itself.  The race is held in Motegi, Tochigi Prefecture, about 3 hours North of Tokyo.  The track is nestled within the surrounding hills and mountains and it provides a good change in elevation.  However, the track can be a little boring.  Rather than have nice fast sweeping corners that allow motorcycles to pass, it's a stop and go track that is better suited to F1.   While it isn't the best track for motorcycles, it is still a great place to go.  I have been to 2 previous Grand Prix of Japan and I must say, this year was the best.  Previously, it took a long time to get to the track and a longer time to get home.  We got to the GP very quickly (almost record time) and returned home after the race in record time.  If you do go, try to get a packaged tour.  You tend to get free stuff and you don't have to worry about driving when you are tired.

I took the Yamaha fan tour.  I was picked up at the train station, taken to the event, and got free swag when I entered the race area.  Last year's package was very similar.  This year, I got a cap, T-shirt, scarf, and bag.  The bag was mainly to carry everything.  I also picked up a few other things.  If you ever go to an F1 race, the amount of goods available are greater, but not as nice (I think) as the Moto GP goods.  Unfortunately, the good things were sold very quickly and I couldn't buy some things.  On the way back, we were greeted with more free things.  We got a free sticker to celebrate Valentino Rossi's World Championship, and a free photo book highlighting the 2007 Yamaha Motor GP Season.  Unfortunately, it isn't the year I'd like to have, but the pictures were amazing.  I'd say they didn't make much of a profit, if any, with the tickets they sold. The Grand Prix of Japan is a very well oiled machine.  Everything runs very smoothly.  All of the vendors stay the same, yet provide new things every year.  Every year, I want to buy more and more things.  I just can't stop myself.  I'm sure I'll buy even more next year.  :)

As for the race, the 125cc race was the most exciting.  The opening lap saw 3 accidents.  Two being in the last corner.  The 250cc race saw only one accident, but the rest was exciting racing.  Lots of lead changes in the beginning and a young Italian won the race.  The Moto GP class was the most exciting.  It was the first chance Valentino Rossi had to win his first championship in 3 years.  The opening of the race saw Australian Casey Stoner take the lead with Rossi falling back.  He always tends to do that.  Later on, he overtook Stoner and eventually won the race.  After the race, I ran down to the track to help celebrate Rossi's victory and Championship victory.  The closest I could get was about 20 metres.  Needless to say, it was a very exciting and lively time.  The most fun I had in years.  If you are ever in Japan during the Moto GP, please try to go.  The whole event is an experience that shouldn't be missed.  One small exception.  I'm a big motorcycle racing fan, so I believe I'm extremely biased.  ;)

このblogは英語のblog。もし私の英語は難しい、日本語のquestionは大丈夫。

マンツーマン英会話が1時間2000円! 格安 英会話レッスンはIHCWAYで決まり!

winner gp australia 2008

ada yang seru kejadiannya di gp australia kemaren. semua 3 besar, adalah orang2 yang pernah jadi juara dunia semua. di juara 1, ada casey stoner - juara 2007. peringkat 2, ada valentino rossi - juara 7 kali, plus 1 : yaitu taun ini, 2008. di juara 3, ada nicky hayden - juara 2006 - yang kebetulan jadi juara (sinis banget yak?)

Asumo que este compadre cuando se fue a hacer su tatuaje, traia un feeling de protesta contra las fuerzas policiacas y no espero que lo fueran a meter al fresco bote, sobre todo con la camiseta alrededor del cuello. De lo perdido lo encontrado, al menos parece que al oficial Adamson le hizo gracia.

Y en la misma rúbrica un poco de "rap" cortesía de Jason "Jay" Mewes en "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back". Disfruten.

Mañana inicia la semana, animo para todos.

Stay tuned.

This hospital is a 412 bed specialist hospital with more 30 departments and divisions in  the United Arab Emirates. Located in an Oasis City, the environment is one of the best climate in the region. The hospital is currently in a transitioning phase and also in a new

construction which will be operational 2012.

Candidates must hold a Western Degree and a minimum of three years experience. The hospital offers an attractive benefit package comprising potentially tax free salary, free housing or housing allowance, free flights and generous leave and other fringe benefits.

Please provide a detailed resume, copies of educational certificates, passport photo, 2 references.

Idag går det att läsa i GP att unga kriminella begär ut sina akter från det sociala i syfte att ta reda på vilka och vad som har sagts om dem så att dessa kan hotas och skrämmas...Skandalöst socialen

 http://www.gp.se/gp/jsp/Crosslink.jsp?d=113&a=449626

http://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/article3465065.ab

El tipo es, del cual no he encontrado su nombre (se agradecen colaboraciones al respecto) ya puso su propia "empresa" : Industrias del Miedo Ltd. Aqui el link.

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No mames, entiendo que hay que aprovechar las oportunidades de negocio y que con money dancing the dog; pero me sorprende el nivel de estupidez al que llega la gente. Habla de "su experiencia" como si fuera algo super trascendental y su unica gracia fue que lo agarrara la policia y que lo grabaran para pasar a la posteridad como un ejemplo de lo que el miedo puede ser.

Tengo toda la tarde pensando cual pudiera ser un buen catchphrase para hacer alguna idiotez, que algun peatón comun y corriente me grabé "por accidente", para finalmente iniciar mi emporio mediatico. Cuidate Bill Gates, Donald Trump, Rico McPato, Ricky Ricón, Bruno Diaz y el Millonario de la Isla de Gilligan; este es el inicio del fin.....ha llegado un nuevo mogul.....en cuanto se me ocurra una buena frase para comercializar

Hoy es media semana, yeah!!!!!..........mañana jueves de reportitis, gulp!!!!

Stay tuned

Dopo 2 giri dietro safety-car, la pit-lane viene riaperta, e tutti i piloti rientrano per la sosta, pure Massa che, però, a causa di un errore del semaforo che la Scuderia Ferrari ha posizionato per dare il via ai piloti dopo il rifornimento, il verde scatta prima che i meccanici abbiano staccato il bocchettone della benzina, Massa riparte portandosi dietro tutto il tubo e strattonando un meccanico, per fortuna senza gravi conseguenze,e si trascina il tubo di rifornimento per tutta al corsia dei box, causando un pericolo che dai giudici verra verrà penalizzato con un drive-trough, e costretto i meccanici a fare una corsa in fondo alla corsia dei box per staccare il bocchettone della benzina.

Questo errore è costata la gara a Felipe Massa, che terminerà la gara soltanto 13°, ovvero ultimo.

L' ultima speranza di tenere la testa della classifica costruttori è Kimi Raikkonen che però, a 3 giri dalla fine, sbatte4 contro un muretto, ritirandosi dalla gara.

Arrivo:

F. Alonso, Renault;

N. Rosberg, Williams-Toyota ;

L. Hamilton, McLaren-Mercedes;

T. Glock, Toyota;

S. Vettel, Toro Rosso.

Classifica Piloti:

L. Hamilton 84;

F. Massa 77;

R. Kubica 64;

K. Raikkonen 57;

N. Heidfeld 56;

H. Kovalainen 51;

F. Alonso 38;

S. Vettel 27;

J. Trulli 26;

T. Glock 20;

M. Webber 20;

N. Rosberg 17;

N. Piquet jr 13;

R. Barrichello 11;

K. Nakajima 9;

D. Coultard 8;

S. Bourdais 4;

J. Button 3.

Classifica Costruttori:

McLaren-Mercedes 135;

Ferrari 134;

BMW Sauber 120;

Renault 51;

Toyota 46;

Toro Rosso 31;

Red Bull-Renault 28;

Williams-Toyota 26;

Honda 14.

Just over a year ago I had a plan. I had just graduated from uni and I was going to take little step back with my life, get myself a job that I would enjoy, but that wouldn't be something that would overwhelm me, and wouldn't be anything too stressful. And, in my plan, after about a year, maybe, I would be coping. I would be able to do all the normal things. Get up in the morning, get to work on time, do my job well, leave, go out in the evenings, or relax, or do some domestic things. And after about a year, I would go into a more challenging job, the beginning of my career.

It hasn't worked. I haven't actually been to work for a couple of weeks, and I have another GP appointment tomorrow to hopefully get another sick note for god knows how long. I'm just not sure what to do about this; I don't know where to go next. I really really don't think I can handle going back there for any significant length of time. I expect when I do go back to work, I'll hand in my notice on my first day back, and then work out the month. That is sort of my vague plan, and I'm saying that because I feel guilty about just leaving them. Of course, I'm saying that I feel guilty - I don't really, I just wish I did, I guess. I feel like I should.

But then what? See what the GP says tomorrow, I guess.

Whereas kidnappings and killings aren’t necessarily the usual occupational hazards that confront us on a daily basis, we are faced with this list of unpleasantries which I feel warrants capital punishment from GPs-

• Failure to remove baseball cap during the consultation
• Answering mobile whilst I’m talking
• Kid jumping on my newly calibrated scales
• Making more than 2 appointments a month
• Complaining of feeling ‘wabbit’
• Demanding Losec because omprazole doesn’t agree with them
• Soap dodging

I need to break this cycle. I know that eating a large bar of Cadbury's Caramel won't do that, but it tasted good. I've eaten so much today. Been an absolute pig, but resorted to old tricks so the consequences shouldn't be too severe.

I know that now would be the ideal time to ask for help. I know I am sliding down the slope towards 'crisis point' but my GP is on holiday (I tried to get an appointment today) and I can't face ringing the CMHT and speaking to Allison or the duty worker. Plus, at this hour of night I'd get the crisis team. What joys!

I guess I'll just cope alone, as per usual, and go and have a night in my pyjamas watching Coronation Street. Classy life I lead, isn't it?

Ruth

Per ragioni di sicurezza e costi, la commissione Grand Prix, composta da Mr.Carmelo Ezpeleta (Dorna, CEO), Claude Danis (FIM), Hervé Poncharal (IRTA) e Takanao Tsubouchi (MSMA), in presenza di Paul Butler (Segretario della riunione), in una riunione presso il circuito di Motegi, ha deciso all'unanimità di introdurre una nuova modifica per la classe MotoGP.

La commissione Grand Prix ha deciso all'unanimità che nel 2009 ci sarà un unico fornitore di pneumatici. Le case produttrici avranno tempo fino a venerdi 3 ottobre per presentare la propria proposta. La decisione finale verrà presa dalla commissione al più tardi il 18 ottobre.

Il CEO di Dorna, Carmelo Ezpeleta ha dichiarato a riguardo:

`Abbiamo ritardato la decisione fino ad oggi in modo da avere una visione il pií ampia possibile. Alla fine abbiamo preso la decisione all'unanimità, per ragioni di sicurezza e per un netto risparmio nei costi. Ora la commissione studierà le proposte delle case produttrici e farà una scelta entro il 18 di ottobre´

Massa sudah memimpin balapan dari pole position hingga kecelakaan Piquet Jr. yg menyebabkan keluarnya safety car.

Mobil2 pada pit stop. Dan ternyata setelah lampu pit ferrari udah ijo, ternyata selang bahan bakarnya belum dicabut. Mobil Felippe langsung ngibrit yang menyebabkan selangnya putus kebawa sampe ujung pit lane dan menjungkirbalikkan seorang mekanik. Alhasil sang calon juara dunia jagoan saia gak jadi menang.

Udah gitu Felippe Massa kena penalty "Drive Through" yang menyebabkan posisinya makin buruk ke belakang di belakang tim cupu Force India.

Akhirnya balapan malam pertama dalam sejarah F1 ini dimenangkan oleh Fernando Alonso yang di musim ini belon pernah naik podium.

Harusnya Ferrari kena denda berat karena menerapkan sistem pit stop otomatis yang super bego itu karena terbukti dapat menyebabkan 2 bahaya yaitu, selang belum dicabut ato tabrakan sama mobil lain yang lagi melintas di pit lane.

GP chief executive officer Anders Jensen and BPO director general Mobasherur Rahman inked the agreement on Wednesday at the city’s Westin Hotel.

Special assistant to the chief adviser in charge of post and telecoms ministry MA Malek, secretary Iqbal Mahmud and other officials of ministry were also present at the ceremony.

In March, the BPO invited expressions of interest asking for solution that would help postal employees generate income and facilitate communications among them.

The GP’s proposal was picked as it was deemed as ‘the most economical’, said BPO chief Mobasherur Rahman.

Malek thanked the GP for the initiative that he believed would enhance the state postal entity’s services.

He however, said that GP should increase its infrastructure base since its subscriber base had almost touched 20 million.

“We get complaints especially from rural areas,” he said.

Jensen said he believed the partnership would usher in another ‘new dimension’ to the services provided by the postal services.

The connections provided by GP to the BPO’s rural post office employees blends recharging facilities, Flexiload, with voice and data services, Health Line and Bill Pay services.

The endeavor is believed to enable revenue-generating source for rural post office employees and the BPO headquarters as GP would share 5 percent of the revenue generated from these connections with the BPO.