MarcMaverick
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Well another year comes to an end as we announce the arrival of 2012*.
My thoughts on the year as follows:
Weather-wise it was the most intense period of natural disasters for a long time. From the yearly book-end earthquakes in New Zealand to the destructive tsunami in Japan to the vicious wet whirlwinds in our part in the world and the unbelievable flooding in wherever you look 2011 has been tumultuous.
Politics: We saw Osama bin Laden found and killed in Abbotabad and just recently Kim Jong-Il died in North Korea. A breach of voters trust was made when Julia Gillard announced that her party introduced the Carbon Tax after telling us that under her government there would be none, whilst failing to remedy the asylum-seeker problem.
In sporting terms this was the year of break-through's. Cadel Evans won his first Tour de France after many years of trying. Samantha Stosur won her maiden title the US Open after beating Serena Williams. It was also a year of controversies whereby the three Pakistani cricketers were found guilty of match-fixing. It was also a year of deaths where Dan Wheldon and Marco Simoncelli died doing what they like to do most of-racing.
In the celebrity world Michael Jackson's doctor was found guilty and sentenced to 4 years behind bars.
Personally I had one of the best years of my life I passed my fist half of the course well I lost 20-odd kilos. And I got closer to my family. I will miss 2011
So as we say farewell on this year we welcome and hopefully survive 2012*.
MarcMaverick
* if you believe any of these doom-sayers that say that at the end 2012 will be the "End of the World". Hopefully not but you never know.
By the way I did not know what prefix to put so I put Society and Culture.
My thoughts on the year as follows:
Weather-wise it was the most intense period of natural disasters for a long time. From the yearly book-end earthquakes in New Zealand to the destructive tsunami in Japan to the vicious wet whirlwinds in our part in the world and the unbelievable flooding in wherever you look 2011 has been tumultuous.
Politics: We saw Osama bin Laden found and killed in Abbotabad and just recently Kim Jong-Il died in North Korea. A breach of voters trust was made when Julia Gillard announced that her party introduced the Carbon Tax after telling us that under her government there would be none, whilst failing to remedy the asylum-seeker problem.
In sporting terms this was the year of break-through's. Cadel Evans won his first Tour de France after many years of trying. Samantha Stosur won her maiden title the US Open after beating Serena Williams. It was also a year of controversies whereby the three Pakistani cricketers were found guilty of match-fixing. It was also a year of deaths where Dan Wheldon and Marco Simoncelli died doing what they like to do most of-racing.
In the celebrity world Michael Jackson's doctor was found guilty and sentenced to 4 years behind bars.
Personally I had one of the best years of my life I passed my fist half of the course well I lost 20-odd kilos. And I got closer to my family. I will miss 2011
So as we say farewell on this year we welcome and hopefully survive 2012*.
MarcMaverick
* if you believe any of these doom-sayers that say that at the end 2012 will be the "End of the World". Hopefully not but you never know.
By the way I did not know what prefix to put so I put Society and Culture.









