April 14,1997

My Times

Thanks Celine!

This might come in webby someday:
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A great weekend was had by all who enjoy a bit of Tiger in their Fuel Cell.
Watching the Master having a half A game, half B type of tournament, and getting his first slightly large Green Jacket with ease, was not a surprise.
Just awesome!

Alex Zanardi won a Long Beach CART race full of excitement but without any luck for our boy Richie Hearns.

The Formula One race in Argentina had many humorous incidents.
One deprived us of seeing a Ferrari beat a Williams:
The notorious moment came under braking for the first corner.
Frentzen managed to get off line, trying to take the inside, and braked very early.
This forced Panis who was behind him, to brake. Schumacher, who was a car length behind Panis, all of a sudden found himself beside him, and clipped him as Panis turned to avoid Frentzen.
Somehow they all got through and turned into the first corner two abreast until Schumacher hit Barichello and started the pile up.
Well that's my version anyway. Some people saw it another way.

"The twentieth century has been characterised by three developments of great political importance: the growth of democracy, the growth of corporate power, and the growth of corporate propaganda as a means of protecting corporate power against democracy."
Alex Carey, Taking The Risk Out Of Democracy: Propaganda In The U.S. And Australia , (Andrew Lohrey, ed.), University of New South Wales Press, 1995, Introduction by Noam Chomsky.