Saturday, July 30, 2011










Hungary GP: Vettel is back in pole position

 World champion Sebastian Vettel takes the formula- 1- Grand- Prix ​​of Hungary on Sunday from pole position in attack.

 

World Champion with an impressive personal best

The World Cup Leader reported on Saturday with an impressive best time in qualifying at the Hungaroring back. Hag pointed at the Red Bull in 1:19,815 minutes McLaren Driver Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button to take two and three. This gives Red Bull also won the eleventh race of the season, the best starting position.

23rd in total Vettel on pole

For Hag It is the 23rd Pole of his career, the eighth this season. Least twice a team-mate Mark Webber was standing up front, in Hungary, the Australians had to settle for sixth place behind the two Ferraris of Felipe Massa and Fernando Alonso. In the World Cup Standings, six-time winner season Hag after ten races, 77 points ahead of Webber.

Qualifying Results for the formula- 1- Grand- Prix ​​of Hungary:

  1. Sebastian Vettel (GER) Red Bull 1:19,815 min
  2. Lewis Hamilton (GBR) McLaren Mercedes 1:19,978
  3. Jenson Button (GBR) McLaren Mercedes 1:20,024
  4. Felipe Massa (BRA) Ferrari 1:20,350
  5. Fernando Alonso (ESP) Ferrari 1:20,365
  6. Mark Webber (AUS) Red Bull 1:20,474
  7. Nico Rosberg (GER) Mercedes 1:21,098
  8. Adrian Sutil (GER) Force India 1:21,445
  9. Michael Schumacher (GER) Mercedes 1:21,907
  10. Sergio Perez (MEX) Sauber no time in Q3
  11. Paul di Resta (GBR) Force India 1:22,256
  12. Vitaly Petrov (RUS) Lotus Renault 1:22,284
  13. Kamui Kobayashi (JPN) Sauber 1:22,435
  14. Nick Heidfeld (GER) Lotus Renault 1:22,470
  15. Rubens Barrichello (BRA) Williams 1:22,684
  16. Jaime Alguersuari (ESP) Toro Rosso 1:22,979
  17. Pastor Maldonado (VEN) Williams no time in Q2
  18. Sebastien Buemi (SUI) Toro Rosso 1:24,070
  19. Heikki Kovalainen (FIN) Team Lotus 1:24,362
  20. Jarno Trulli (ITA) Team Lotus 1:24,534
  21. Timo Glock (GER) Marussia- Virgin 1:26,294
  22. Vitantonio Liuzzi (ITA) Hispania 1:26,323
  23. Daniel Ricciardo (AUS) Hispania 1:26,479
  24. Jerome D'Ambrosio (BEL) Marussia- Virgin 1:26,510

 

 







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Icelanders hand in draft of world's first 'web' constitution

 
REYKJAVIK — A group of 25 ordinary citizens on Friday presented to Iceland's parliamentary speaker a new constitution draft, which they compiled with the help of hundreds of others who chipped in online.
The group had been working on the draft since April and posted its work on the Internet, allowing hundreds of other citizens to give their feedback on the project via the committee's website and on social networks such as Facebook.
"The reaction from the public was very important. And many of the members were incredibly active in responding to the comment that came through," Salvor Nordal, the head of the elected committee of citizens from all walks of life, told reporters.
Katrin Oddsdottir, a lawyer who had shared her experience on the committee through micro-blogging site Twitter, said she believed the public's input was "what mattered the most" in preparing the draft.
"What I learned is that people can be trusted. We put all our things online and attempted to read, listen and understand and I think that made the biggest difference in our job and made our work so so so much better," she said.
Iceland's constitution was barely adapted from Denmark's when the island nation gained independence from the Scandinavian kingdom in 1944.
"Since then, a holistic re-examination of the constitution has always been on the agenda, but always halted because of political infighting in the parliament," committee member Eirikur Bergmann, a political science professor at Iceland's Bifroest Unioversity who also tweeted his way through the committee's work, told AFP.
But after Iceland's economic collapse in 2008, which triggered massive social movements, pressure mounted for a revamp of the constitution and for the process to be led by ordinary citizens, he said.
The committee's website (www.stjornlagarad.is, in Icelandic and English) quickly became an incubator for comments, with more than 1,600 propositions and comments on the suggested text.
Moreover, the council was present on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr, allowing Iceland -- and the world -- to follow its progress.
Most of the suggestions had to do with an economic model for the island nation of 320,000, committee member Silja Omarsdottir told AFP.
"The other proposals ... that form a noticeable trend have to do with the Internet, web neutrality, transparency and freedom of access to the Internet," she said.
Some citizens also gave specific suggestions.
"It would be be more natural that a parliamentarian would have to resign from parliament should he take on the position of a minister," Bjarni Kristinn Torfason suggested on the council's webpage.
Helgi Johann Hauksson thought the council should be more specific: "who we 'all' are needs to be defined when it is written 'all of us are equal in the eyes of the law," he posted.
The comments of international observers ranged from admiration to the occasional bizarre idea.
"Iceland, you are truly a BIG small country! You bring hope to the hearts of people who are gathering on the squares and streets of Europe these days," said Greek university student Charalampos Krekoukiotis, while others from abroad suggested Iceland "kill all capitalists" or "legalise marijuana."
"It is messy. It is completely messy," Bergmann said of ploughing through the public's comments.
"But take your average legislation in your average parliament in your average country," he said. "That's messy as well."
Parliament's speaker Asta Ragnheidur Johannesdottir said the draft would be examined by a parliamentary committee starting October 1.
"I'm grateful for your work," she told the members. "It is my hope, that in time, Icelanders won't only have a constitution that they accept, but one which they are proud of," she added.





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Friday, July 29, 2011










#OpPaypal Prepare For Phase 2

 










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 Message from Anonymous to Buenos Aires People

 Dear People from Buenos Aires, this is Anonymous. On Sunday you have the power to vote. You may terminate a government that illegally spied on you. The same happened with Murdoch should happen to Macri. You can do Justice with vote. Don´t let govern a person that hits poor (UCEP). Don´t let govern a person that does not govern for the people, but does so for economic power.

 

Macri is a U.S. lackey - Read about this Wikileaks leak proving this.


You have the power. USE IT WELL TOMORROW!


We are Anonymous.

We are Legion.

We do not forgive.

We do not forget.

Expect us Buenos Aires!

 




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Anonymous says hacked U.S. government cyber supplier

  

(Reuters) - Hackers with the loose-knit group Anonymous said on Friday they had broken into the network of U.S. government contractor Mantech International Corp and posted some NATO-related correspondence online.

Anonymous, tweeting as AnonymousIRC, offered the correspondence between Mantech and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization as proof of the breach. Two involve NATO contracting offices, and one discusses deploying staffers to an unnamed "NATO Theater of Operations" for what appears to be tech services.
Mantech, which claims the U.S. Defense, State and Justice Departments among its clients, declined to comment. It offers cyber security among its services.
Hackers associated with Lulz Security and Anonymous have claimed responsibility for cyber attacks on the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, the U.S. Senate, Sony Corp websites and the website of Murdoch's British newspaper group, News International, among others.
Authorities made some arrests in connection with the breaches, including a teenager detained at a house in the remote Shetland Islands, off Scotland's northeast coast.
There have also been other arrests in Britain and in the United States.
The group has urged supporters to boycott eBay Inc's PayPal electronic payment service, or to close existing accounts. It has previously attacked PayPal to show opposition to the service's refusal to process payments to WikiLeaks, the website founded by Julian Assange that published copies of secret U.S. government diplomatic cables.






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Hamilton dominated Hungary Practice

 

Lewis Hamilton has confirmed his current form after winning last weekend at the Nurburgring. The ex- World Champion was on Friday in both free practice sessions for the Formula 1- Grand- Prix ​​of Hungary, the fastest. On the afternoon of the day's best of British pointed with 1:21,018 minutes Fernando Alonso in a Ferrari and his McLaren- Team mate Jenson Button to take two and three.

The Red- Bull Drivers Mark Webber and WM Leader Sebastian Vettel came out with about half a second slower than the ranks of four and not five. Here, the "cops" had been considered whether the characteristics of the track at the Hungaroring as favorites. The definitive starting grid for the qualifying is on Saturday from 14.00 clock on the Program.








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Terror in Norway: Breivik apparently was planning further attacks

 

Defender Anders Behring Breivik, Geir Lippestad.


In the Oslo Police Headquarters detectives interrogate the second time in detail the alleged right-wing assassins Anders Breivik Behring to murder 76 people a week ago.

Had, according to his lawyer at the Attacks in Norway further terrorist targets in sight, and should, also "Very concrete"Island Utöya be buried. Plans have been. Meanwhile, the police announced that there were no other missing people more. Friday should be the first victims of the massacre on the
Of the second interrogation of the 32 - Olds are, however, no new information to be expected, a police spokesman. Investigators would only go through the minutes of the first interrogation over the weekend after the arrest, the report said. Breivik has brought at least early in the under tight security in an armored black Jeep from the Ila prison in the Norwegian capital. The panes of the cars were covered to protect against a photographer with a plastic tarp.

"He took drugs to accomplish what he has done"

As defenders Breivik, Geir Lippestad the newspaper "Aftenposten", told his client should "Several plans at different scale," have had. Except for the bomb in the government district of the Norwegian capital and the massacre of Island Utöya have Breivik plans two more buildings "Bombing". The lawyer said that Breivik I stood in front of his attacks on drugs: "He took drugs to accomplish what he has done since."

First victims of the attack on buried Utöya

In the town south of Nesodden Oslo met on Friday afternoon a large congregation of mourners to the funeral for the 18- year-old Bano Rashid. She was one of the victims on Utöya. The eulogy was Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr keep sturgeon. Bano Rashid had come as a four-year-old with her Kurdish parents to Norway and was actively involved in the youth organization at the Social Democrats. She had with about 600 other youngsters at the annual UP Summer camp on the island fjord Utöya involved in the attack Breivik with a rapid-fire rifle and a pistol.
In the afternoon was the Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg in a tribute to the victims in the Oslo-Jamaat Awl- -Sunnat Attend mosque. Among the mostly youthful Breivik victims are also a number of Muslim background.

Blogger: was "definitely an inspiration" for Breivik

In Britain, meanwhile, reported a blogger from the extreme right to speak to the Breivik to have had contact via the Internet. Paul Ray, who writes under the name "Lionheart" (Lion Heart), gives the "Daily Telegraph" According to Breivik may have inspired. The online Edition of the Norwegian newspaper "Aftenposten" but writes on Freita that Ray then denied it again. Ray was arrested in 2008 because of racist and Islamophobic remarks.
How "Aftenposten" reported Breivik will before the attack last Friday in his manifesto on his "Richard Mentor" to which he had good contact, have written. Several members of the English Defence League (EDL), which Breivik also was in contact, Paul Ray called those same mentor. Compared to the British newspaper "Telegraph" Ray said on Thursday that he "Definitely an inspiration" for Breivik could have been and apologized for it at the same time.

Schrecklickes massacre shocked Norway

Breivik had last Friday at 15.26 clock in front of the Oslo government Skyscraper detonate a car bomb, which killed eight people through. Two hours later he began on the island 40 kilometers away Utöya with a massacre of members of a social democratic youth camp. He killed there until his arrest 68 people. 

(APA)







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