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Dilidee:Messi received his first and only red card when he came on as a substitutute in his first match for Argentina.. It was a friendly match against hungary. |
World champion Nico Rosberg has announced he has retired from Formula 1 with immediate effect. The 31-year-old German won his first world title on Sunday, beating Britain's Lewis Hamilton. Nico Rosberg: “Since 25 years in racing, it has been my dream, my ‘one thing’ to become Formula One World Champion. Through the hard work, the pain, the sacrifices, this has been my target.And now I’ve made it. I have climbed my mountain, I am on the peak, so this feels right. My strongest emotion right now is deep gratitude to everybody who supported me to make that dream happen. “This season, I tell you, it was so damn tough. I pushed like crazy in every area after the disappointments of the last two years; they fuelled my motivation to levels I had never experienced before. And of course that had an impact on the ones I love, too – it was a whole family effort of sacrifice, putting everything behind our target. I cannot find enough words to thank my wife Vivian; she has been incredible. She understood that this year was the big one, our opportunity to do it, and created the space for me to get full recovery between every race, looking after our daughter each night, taking over when things got tough and putting ourchampionship first. “When I won the race in Suzuka, from the moment when the destiny of the title was in my own hands, the big pressure started and I began to think about ending my racing career if I became World Champion. On Sunday morning in Abu Dhabi, I knew that it could be my last race and that feeling cleared my head before the start. I wanted to enjoy every part of the experience, knowing it might be the last time… and then the lights went out and I had the most intense 55 laps of my life. I took my decision on Monday evening. After reflecting for a day, the first people I told were Vivian and Georg (Nolte, from Nico’s management team), followed by Toto. “The only thing that makes this decision in any way difficult for me is because I am putting my racing family into a toughsituation. But Toto understood. He knew straight away that I was completely convinced and that reassured me. My proudest achievement in racing will always be to have won the world championship with this incredible team of people,the Silver Arrows. “Now, I’m just here to enjoy the moment. There is time tosavour the next weeks, to reflect on the season and to enjoy every experience that comes my way. After that, I will turn the next corner in my life and see what it has in store for me…”http://m.bbc.com/sport/formula1/38185846 |
BossLadyF:yes I do. |
BossLadyF:you haven't read it ? |
Jeez |
safarigirl:Atleast you said management is the key, and you feel he is not investing. |
Winnelyn: But you just said something. |
Icansing: So you also have flat bwest? |
DrRasheed:You don take malawi weed abi? |
Adekorya:I hope he doesn't regret it in future. |
Hmm |
OP na you wan pay am that amount abi Na still 365000 pounds him dey earn. |
Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega and his wife Rosario Murillo show their marked thumbs after voting at a polling station near a his home in Managua, Nicaragua, Sunday. (CNN)Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has clinched a fourth term in office with a landslide victory -- this time with his wife as his running mate. With more than 98% of the ballots from Sunday's election counted, Ortega had garnered 72.5% of the vote, state media said Monday. First lady Rosario Murillo has long been the country's unofficial co-president, effectively running the government, analysts of Nicaraguan politics say. In August, when the couple made their ticket official, Ortega said she was the best running mate he could choose: "Who better (to be vice president) than my companera, who has so far done an efficient and effective job with much discipline and sacrifice." The move by Ortega, a socialist and former guerrilla leader, is not without controversy, as critics have accused the couple of skirting laws while building a political dynasty. Nicaragua's Constitution bars candidates who are relatives of the current President from running, however the Supreme Court of Nicaragua has said there was no legal impediment for the Ortega-Murillo ticket. "It makes no sense," said Eliseo Nunez, a former opposition lawmaker, maintaining that the ticket clearly violates the Constitution. "It's like saying: My brother-in-law can't run because he is related to my wife, but my wife can run." Adding Murillo to the ticket is a way for Ortega, who will be 71 in a week, to ensure a political succession plan, said Michael Allison, a political scientist with the University of Scranton. "Daniel and Rosario have been consolidating power for over 10 years," he said. Despite cries of foul by opposition, Ortega has strong support in the country, Allison added. http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/06/americas/nicaragua-presidential-election/index.html |
Please any link |
Good for him |
Irishrena1:He is on another level |
Irishrena1:jeez in public omo that one na highest o |
Getting interesting. |
Kannywood |
Maka why |
NoBraDay is all about breast cancer awareness... We also need a hashtag like #NoPantsDay to create awareness for prostrate cancer. May we all overcome cancer ![]() |
The vehicle that was used to cart away the $2million was faster than our men’s own,” the source said. “They just couldn’t catch up with them at such a high speed. It’s like chasing a 7-cylinder vehicle with a 3-cylinder.” ![]() |
10 million for this kind period . |
Heartibaby:Yea you right,thanks for the correction. |
that guy should be arrested, because he is tapping free current from that breast... 
So you also have flat bwest?