After a rain interruption and tea, Justin Kemp was lbw on the back foot to the left-arm spin of Ian Blackwell and Thomas picked up the important wicket of Van Jaarsveld, caught behind gloving an attempted hook.
Four minutes later full-back Briscoe joined the line to spin out of a tackle before touching down.
Hamilton lost the lead to Raikkonen with an early spin but fought back in the closing laps to re-take the lead with two laps to go.
South Africa began well but Pietersen's off-spin and the recalled Steve Harmison's pace struck back.
Unlike the blades on old-fashioned propeller engines, these blades spin around at the back of the engine.
My guess: a rise in LBO firms that will take older companies private, square them with the 21st-century dynamics of infinite and free, then spin them back out.
The Way Institute will eventually have the capacity to spin off for-profit ventures that will ultimately feed money back into the project, and make sure technologies developed during the 100YSS are applied correctly.
Furthermore, other unionised employees at Northwest refused to back the striking mechanics, perhaps sensing that it would hasten the airline's tail-spin into Chapter 11 and a full-scale restructuring that would see many more jobs go.
Offspinners are less likely to pitch the ball way outside off stump and spin it back in, England's Graeme Swann notwithstanding, and leg-spinners and left-armers are less likely to pitch the ball outside the batsman's leg stump, rendering an LBW decision impossible.
The right-hander, who is an occasional spin bowler, will be hoping to win back his place in the team in time for November and December's tour of India.
Other Iraqis suspect that former members of the once-ruling Baath party who now back the insurgency hope that the terrorism will become so bloody that the situation will spin right out of control and force the Americans to hand power back to Iraq's former Sunni rulers on a plate.
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