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This neighbourhood might be just right for you. If you're travelling by air, Leeds Bradford Airport is 60 miles to the east of Cark.
When you're settled in, it's time to visit some close tourist hotspots. Start by heading to the Laurel and Hardy Museum or Holker Hall. Many locals also speak highly of the Lakeside & Haverthwaite Railway and Cartmel Priory. To experience another side of Cumbria, head to the nearby neighborhoods Flookburgh and Allithwaite.
Learn all about the region's spiritual dimensions at Conishead Priory and the Manjushri Kadampa Meditation Centre. These attractions are worth going to, no matter if you're religious or not.
If you are tracking down a hotel room in Cark itself, you will find that the list of available places is limited.
Nestled on the beach, this Grange-over-Sands inn is within 3 mi (5 km) of Holker Hall, Cartmel Priory and Cartmel Racecourse. The Beach Hut Gallery is 2.6 mi (4.1 km) away.
Situated in a rural location, this holiday home is 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Holker Hall and within 3 miles (5 km) of Cartmel Priory and Cartmel Racecourse. The Beach Hut Gallery is 2.7 mi (4.3 km) away.
Situated in the historical district, this spa hotel is within 1 mile (2 km) of Forrest Hills and Lancaster University. Williamson Park and Lancaster City Museum are also within 3 miles (5 km).
Situated in Lancaster, this historic aparthotel is within 6 miles (10 km) of Lancaster University, Old Holly Farm and Forrest Hills. Cottage Museum and Judges' Lodgings are also within 6 miles (10 km).
Situated on a lake, this spa hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Dove Cottage and Wordsworth Museum. St Oswald's Church and Alcock Tarn are also within 10 minutes.
Situated in Windermere, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of World of Beatrix Potter and Old Laundry Theatre. Lake Windermere and Lake District National Park are also within 2 miles (3 km).
Situated in the historical district, this luxury hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Lyth Valley and Windermere Golf Club. Old Laundry Theatre and World of Beatrix Potter are also within 3 miles (5 km).
Situated on a lake, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of World of Beatrix Potter and Lake Windermere. Lake District National Park and Hill Top are also within 3 mi (5 km).


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This documentary presents the life of Elvis Presley through rare footage of his films, press conferences, behind-the-scenes, movie trailers, news clips, and comedy sketches to commemorate the 30 year anniversary of the death of The King. Bonus materials will include full and insightful press conferences, an early television appearance and a long version clip on his first Army haircut.
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Chad Michael Murray
Chad Michael Murray and new wife Sarah Roemer are expecting a baby boy.
The 33-year-old actor, who recently confirmed he secretly tied the knot with his 'Chosen' co-star, 30, and they are set to welcome their first child into the world later this year, is looking forward to teaching his unborn son to be respectful and "a kind human being."
When asked what kind of father he would be, the former 'One Tree Hill' star confirmed the tot's gender, saying: "Ooh, that's tough. I'm a respect first kind of guy, so I think certain things that I want my son to have is just respect and just to be a kind human being."
The 'Agent Carter' star also hopes their son is sporty.
He told E! News: "I'm a big sports guy, an outdoorsy guy, so I'll be having him fishing at five, six...to take him kayaking and hiking. I just keep thinking in my head, just trying to create 6-foot-5 quarterback."
Chad and Sarah, 30, started dating in August following the actor's split from his 'Left Behind' co-star Nicky Whelan in May 2014.
The heartthrob - who split from Sophia Bush in April 2005 after five months of marriage - previously admitted he can't wait to experience fatherhood.
He said: "I'm a family guy. I want that core.
"I can't wait. I think that's the number one priority in my life. I'm so blessed."

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Since I’ve been down with a cold I’ll catch-up with last weekends’ tourism. I went to the Hungarian National Museum. This is the history of Hungary from the Roman stones they’ve excavated to Hungary in the 1990’s. I must admit I skipped the stones this trip. I went right to the top floor for the history from the 11th to 20th century. There was a paragraph or two in each room in English the artifacts were all labeled in Hungarian. The weather out was terrible so I planned to spend Saturday afternoon and I did.
One of the most fascinating things was the “Hungarian take” on their history. Zsuzsa had already explained to me that ANYTHING invented by someone who lived Hungary at any time in his or her life is a Hungarian invention. Who knew that Hungarians invented the atom bomb? Well they did according to the National Museum.
I bet you weren’t even aware the Hungarian U.S. Congressman recently died. Wait a minute; how can we have a Hungarian congressman? Well according the front page news here the famous Hungarian congressman Tom Lantos AKA Lantos Tamás Péter recently passed away after an extended 61 year stay in his second home in the U.S.
Other more interesting viewpoints were based on the fact that Hungary is a flat country and everyone marches through Hungary to get to somewhere else. Sometimes the conquering army is on its way to Europe(Turks) and sometimes it’s on the way to Russia (Napoleon) or other points east but they always come through Hungary. This phenomenon is blamed for both World War I and WWII along with having a knack for always having alliances with the wrong side. This is always blamed on Austria as in Austria-Hungary alliance.
Pictures and posters about the post WWI dismemberment of Hungary were quite interesting. I can tell you the Hungarians are still bitter about the Treaty of Trianon after WWI. I mean students age 26 in my language class lectured me on how Bratislava should be their capitol or something. These people speak Hungarian but they were taken away.
The Jewish deportation during WWII was the story of Raoul Wallenberg and many other brave Hungarians who hid Jews. All indications are that Raoul Wallenberg was Hungarian too.
I really like the 1956 and 1989 pictures and posters. They really didn’t need much translation. If you need one the Soviet tank is beating down the Hungarians in 1956 and when thet were trying to get the Russians out they cut the center which had a soviet imposed medallion out of the center of the flag. I assume this 1989 picture is the back of a Russian.
I wasn’t tired yet but the weather was awful so I took the subway two stops west to see where I would land. To my surprise I came out behind the Parliament building. I just started walking and ended up at a park I later found out was Martyrs’ Square (Vertanuk tere) commemorating the 13 Hungarain generals executed after the 1848 revolution. Of course I had NO idea what it was but the man in the statue on the bridge looked very familiar. It’s Imre Nagy who was executed after the 1956 uprising. A nearby park has the only Red Star memorial to the Soviets left in Budapest. I can’t seem to find my picture of it so I will have to go back and take it again.
Take a close look at the picture you will see they are still leaving flowers. We certainly don’t have a history like this in the U.S.

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NotWedding on Tuesday
The NotWedding is a fake wedding that will serve as an interactive bridal show and give brides-to-be a chance to see local wedding vendors in action. It’s at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Abode Venue, 1330 E. Douglas, and attendees will get dinner, drinks and an up-close look at photographers, caterers, jewelers, cake makers and more. Tickets are $25 and are available at www.thenotwedding.com/events/wichita/.
Encounters Con this weekend
The second annual Encounters Convention, a celebration of science fiction, comic books, gaming, anime, steampunk and more, is scheduled for this weekend at the Best Western Wichita North Hotel & Suites, 915 E. 53rd St. North. The convention is scheduled for 4 to midnight Friday, 7 a.m. to midnight Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m Sunday. Tickets are $35 for a weekend pass, $15 for a Friday or Sunday pass and $22 for a Saturday pass. For a full schedule of events, www.encounterscon.com, and for information, call 316-253-3392.
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Food for Thought’s Fall Market
Food for Thought, the health food and gift store at 2929 E. Central, is putting on its semiannual October Fling market from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday in the store’s parking lot. It will feature vintage items, crafts, re-purposed items and more. Three food trucks – The Flying Stove, Cake Face Bake Shop, and B.S. Sandwich Press – will be serving at the event. Among the businesses represented will be Reverie Coffee Roasters, John’s Pitas, Sarah Jane’s Salsas and Cravings Gluten Free Bakery. Admission to the market is free. For more information, call 316-683-6078.


From the Grand Canyon to the Milky Way over Zion National Park: Photographer captures incredible shots of America's most vast landscapes
- David Swindler from Kanab in Utah took the photos with his company Action Photo Tours
- The photos capture areas of the Grand Canyon, Vermillion Cliffs, Arizona and Zion National Park
- As a series they show just how vast and beautiful America can be
Spectacular pictures of people exploring America's most awe-inducing landscapes and star-lit night skies prove just how amazing this big country is.
The stunning shots show people dwarfed by the sheer size of huge mountains and rocks while others show the Milky Way lit up in the dark of night.
The images were taken by US photographer David Swindler from Kanab in Utah. The 37-year-old is the owner of Action Photo Tours.
He took the astonishing pictures in an array of locations including the Grand Canyon, Vermillion Cliffs, Arizona and Zion National Park.
On top of the world: Seen here is some of the beautiful landscapes in Coyote Buttes North and the Vermillon Cliffs
Stunning'y beautiful : Seen here is the iconic horseshoe bend near Page in Arizona at sunset
Hills as far as the eye can see: Pictured here at the Caineville Badlands in Utah early one morning
Jumping for joy: A man jumps under a rock formation at Inchworm Arch near Kanab in Utah
Some of the amazing sandstone formations are seen here in Coyote Buttes North in Vermillion Cliffs
Interesting spot to spend the night: A tent is seen perched on Angels Landing in Zion National Park
The Great Alcove in the Right Fork of North Creek Canyon in Zion National Park
Gazing out on a winter view of Canyonlands National Park in southeastern Utah
Now that's a view: The Milky Way is seen over Arsenic Arch in Central Utah
Gazing out over the night's sky: A man stands on a hill in White Pocket at Vermillion Cliffs in Arizona
Pictured here is a ight bike ride through Zion Canyon in Zion National Park
For more information, visit the website Action Photo Tours.
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Auction house Sotheby’s plans to sell collectible tokens (NFT) from an anonymous digital artist under the pseudonym Pak as early as next month.
The exact date of the auction has not yet been determined. According to Sotheby’s CEO Charles Stewart, the auction house chose the artist Pak due to the fame and popularity of his works.
“We are now seeing the earliest days of crypto art. And we have the opportunity to get ahead of more traditional companies in this direction, ” Stewart said in an interview with CNBC.
Sotheby’s became the second major auction house to pay attention to the field of collectible tokens. Earlier, the British auction house Christie’s held a sale of a digital painting “Everyday life: the first 5,000 days” by the artist Beeple. It earned $69.3 million

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A makeshift workers’ dormitory that was cited for fire code violations a month ago caught fire early Tuesday, killing at least 17 people, officials said, and highlighting Russia’s worsening problem with the enforcement of basic safety standards. The victims appeared to be seasonal immigrant laborers who worked and lived at a sprawling market complex where construction equipment is sold on the city’s southern outskirts.
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What’s the easiest way to make a style statement on your wedding day? Rock a piece of eye-catching jewellery of course! From a glittering diamond necklace to a vintage gold bracelet, there are lots of ways to dress up your look.
Balance a piece or more from the top trends of the season with heirlooms and family jewels that will mean something on your big day. When styling your look, keep in mind that jewellery should complement, without overpowering your gown’s silhouette and aesthetic. The edit is key; don’t wear a necklace if it competes with your neckline. Sometimes, it’s all about one stellar piece, and your sparkling engagement ring.
Between the perfect shoes, veils and other pieces, there can be a dizzying amount of choices to make. So before you buy anything, check out what jewels work best with your specific style.
The Rock ‘n’ Roll Bride
Edgier brides who dare for a fashion moment rather than a fairy-tale, why not choose bold designs, dagger finishes and modern motifs.
Celestial inspired jewellery feels as romantic as anything floral.
The Boho Bride
Boho brides typically like to break tradition and reject the need to co-ordinate all their jewellery choices.
Instead opting for a mix of metallics, precious stones and unique patterns.
The Trendy Bride
Let’s face it, these brides will have wardrobes bursting with the latest looks, straight off the runway and from the pages of magazines.
We’re obsessing over the return of the hair clip; a look that’s both practical and oh so chic! Pinning your hair back has never been so fashionable.
The Princess Bride
This would include dresses that are a little extra, from the tulle meringue-style skirt to the romantic mermaid silhouette.
It’s best to keep your diamonds small and delicate to avoid over-extravagance.
The Minimalist Bride
Brides who shy away from the spotlight, should perhaps think about going back to basics.
Pearls are a pretty and subtle complement for all bridal wear, as are coloured stones which can offset an all-white/ivory dress beautifully.

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Author: Justin J. Long CFP®
With the changing seasons, our thoughts turn to change and improving our situation—cleaning the yard, the house, and even our personal finances. With spring upon us and Tax Day fast approaching, we always like to take this time and find some ways we can clean up our financial lives and best prepare for the remainder of the year. In this article, we will look at a few tips we give to our clients to ensure they have their financial lives in order and are mindful of easing the tax burden for the coming year.
When it comes to finance often times we need to be forward-looking, with an eye in the past as well, to what we could have or should have done to improve our situation. These tips will help you to clean up your finances and prepare for 2020 to be your best year yet:
1. Get Organized
Whether it’s through your advisor, like all our clients have, or through a personal finance website, making sure you have a hub for your finances to view where things are, and more importantly, where they are headed, is crucial to cleaning up your finances. Taking the time upfront to set up all your accounts and making sure your net worth is being tracked are the initial tasks that will pay long-term dividends.
2. Re-tool your plan
Revisiting your overall plan and ensuring all your goals still align with real life is a refreshing and vital part of confirming we stay on track. Life happens—while your overall plan may not change from day-to-day, it can change drastically any day. Keeping this in mind and revisiting to do some spring cleaning at least 1-2 times per year will allow you to maintain a solid grasp on where you are currently and how your plan is progressing.
3. Make your retirement plan and taxes a priority
Being mindful of how much and where you are contributing your investable dollars will benefit you two-fold—it can assist with keeping your long-term goal on track as well as benefit you in the short-term with next year’s tax bill. Ensuring you are maximizing your tax and retirement benefits will help to keep your finances clean and organized.
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Disclosure: Registered Representative and Investment Adviser Representative of and offers securities and advisory services in states where registered through E.K. Riley Investments, LLC. Member FINRA and SIPC, Broker Dealer and an SEC Registered Investment Adviser. Diazo Wealth Group is a division of E.K. Riley Investments, LLC

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In today’s food industry packaging plays a crucial role. It’s not, about delivering food to customers; it’s an aspect of your business. When your customers receive their meals in top-notch packaging it creates a lasting impression that can lead to repeat business and positive word-of-mouth promotion. AKI Restaurant Packaging Supplies is here to assist you with this.
In this blog post, we will discuss how AKI offers professional packaging solutions that can help your restaurant differentiate itself from the competition.
The Significance of First Impressions
We are all familiar with the saying “You never get a second chance to make the first impression.” This holds true in the restaurant industry. From the moment a customer receives their order they begin forming an opinion about your establishment. If the packaging is flimsy, generic, or uninspiring it can diminish the dining experience.
However, when your food is presented in appealing and distinctive packaging it sets a tone from the beginning.
AKI Dedication to Excellence
At AKI Restaurant Packaging Supplies we understand the importance of food packaging, in the restaurant business. With AKI’s eco-packaging options, you can take your brand to heights impress your clients and contribute to a more sustainable future. When you choose AKI as your packaging supplier you’re not just investing in packaging; you’re investing in the success and reputation of your restaurant.
Trust AKI to create food packaging that matches the quality of the food it holds. AKI is dedicated to helping you establish a professional image for your brand. Here are some ways they achieve this;
AKI offers different ways to package its products. Whether it’s a box, bag, or container with your restaurant’s name on it, they can change the design to match your restaurant’s style. With this amount of customization, your product will stand out while still being true to your brand.
At AKI they prioritize using high-quality materials for their packaging products. This does not the durability of the packaging. Also enhances how customers perceive your brand. Quality packaging is associated with a commitment to excellence in every aspect of your restaurant.
The way your product looks is just as important as what it’s made of. AKI has a bright team of experts who are ready to work with you to make designs that really stand out. Whether you want a simple touch or images that are bright and lively, they have the skills to make your ideas come to life.
In today’s society, the importance of sustainability cannot be underestimated. AKI provides eco-packaging solutions that showcase your dedication to preserving the environment.
This thoughtful approach is highly likely to resonate with customers who prioritize consciousness.
The Impact on Customer Loyalty
Putting money into unique, professional packing from AKI can make a big difference in how loyal your customers are. When your customers get their orders in unique packaging, they are more likely to remember your business and tell their friends about it. Social media posts that show off your unique packaging can help you get more customers.
Also, customers are more likely to come back to a place that pays attention to every detail, like how the food is packaged. It shows that you care and are serious about more than just the food. It makes the whole eating experience more enjoyable, which keeps people coming back for more.
Your Trusted Partner is here!
AKI – Restaurant Packaging Supplies is a trusted partner when it comes to giving eateries with food packaging. Their commitment to perfection and forward-thinking approach to package design make sure that every order you fill for your restaurant shows off the unique style of your brand. AKI raises the bar for how you show off your food by giving you a number of customizable options and putting the focus on using high-quality materials.
The Bottom Line
Every part of your business is important in the food business, and packing is no exception. AKI Restaurant Packaging Supplies has an answer that can improve your business, make the customer experience better, and help you be successful in the long run.
By spending money on unique, professional, and customizable packaging, you’re not just sending food; you’re providing a memorable eating experience that gets customers coming back for more. Make AKI your packaging partner, and your business will grow in your buyers’ eyes.

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As an eighteen year old, DJ Tonestar was a party animal and had hit the club seen in Melbourne. He had grown up around music and musicians, and just knew he had to get into the industry.
He stumbled across his first entry into the music industry where he hit the decks for the first time at the age 22, in The Hub in Melbourne. DJ Tonestar caught his first residency at The Footscray Hotel. In this gig, he also became their entertainment co-ordinator including booking RnB, Soul, Reggae, private functions and much more.
Soon his talents saw him picking up other venues such as The Chuder in Werribee, The Windsor Hotel, private gigs such as weddings, engagements and birthdays, and even “After Parties” of The Logies in Melbourne.
He was in demand to the point of sourcing a team of 6 DJ’s underneath him. His experience along with a degree in hospitality, has seen him work overseas, including USA and New Zealand which included gigs for celebrities such as Will Smith and the “After Parties” of The Emmies.
A recent move to Queensland saw him join the team at Recharge DJ’s. You’ll catch him regularly at venues in the Darling Downs region.


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All things Doo-Wop at the Monmouth County Library this July
Get ready for a crash course in Doo-Wop this July at the Monmouth County Library Headquarters in Manalapan!
First brush up on your knowledge of Doo-Wop with instructor John Ench on July 24, and then enjoy a free concert by The New Dimensions Band on July 30.
Library Headquarters is located at 125 Symmes Drive in Manalapan 07726.
Thursday, July 24 at 2 PM
Learn about the history, music and the people that made Doo-Wop the sensation of city sidewalks in the 1950s. Hear the music and learn about the stories behind the songs and groups. John Ench has taught Doo-Wop at Rutgers University and Brookdale Community College.
Doo-Wop Concert by The New Dimensions Band
Wednesday, July 30 at 7 PM
The New Dimensions Band and Singers Linda, Marilyn and Kristal will be covering songs from the classic Doo-Wop Era, blending rich harmonies and masterful orchestrations to the music that brings back yesteryear.
Call 732-431-7220 x7222 for more information, or click on the Monmouth County Library webpage at www.monmouthcountylib.org


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SOUTHAMPTON, Mass. (WWLP) – Southampton police have released video of a suspect they say held up a Subway sandwich shop with a hypodermic needle. According to a news release sent to 22News by Southampton police, the restaurant at 161 College Highway was robbed at around 4:15 P.M. Tuesday.
A store employee told police that a white man wearing dark sunglasses and a black hooded sweatshirt pulled out a hypodermic needle and held it up to the clerk- demanding all the money in the cash register.
The suspect, described as being 45-50 years old, made a getaway after the clerk surrendered the cash.
Southampton Police posted the surveillance video from the outside of the restaurant Wednesday on their official Facebook Page. If you have any information on the suspect, you are urged to call Southampton Police at (413) 527-1120 or (413) 527-1124.
The suspect appears on screen about :45 into the video. Click here to view on your mobile device.


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This is a handy tool if you’re messing around with Twitter cards and other metacrap.
This is a terrific collection of guidelines for form design.
I watched The Social Dilemma last night and to say it’s uneven would be like saying the Himalayas are a little bumpy.
I’m shocked at how appealing so many people find the idea that social networks are uniquely responsible for all of society’s ills.
This cartoon super villain view of the world strikes me as a kind of mirror image of the right-wing conspiracy theories which hold that a cabal of elites are manipulating every world event in secret. It is more than a little ironic that a film that warns incessantly about platforms using misinformation to stoke fear and outrage seems to exist only to stoke fear and outrage — while promoting a distorted view of how those platforms work along the way.
A short web book on the past, present and future of interfaces, written in a snappy, chatty style.
From oral communication and storytelling 500,000 years ago to virtual reality today, the purpose of information interfaces has always been to communicate more quickly, more deeply, to foster relationships, to explore, to measure, to learn, to build knowledge, to entertain, and to create.
We interface precisely because we are human. Because we are intelligent, because we are social, because we are inquisitive and creative.
We design our interfaces and they in turn redefine what it means to be human.
Before the hagiographical praise for working with an iPad Pro, Robin nails the fundamental shape of the design process:
I had forgotten that there are two modes of design, just as there is in writing.
The first mode is understanding the problem, getting a ten-thousand foot view of the land. It’s getting people to acknowledge that this really is the problem we need to agree upon. This work needs to happen in a sketchbook in the form of messy, back-of-the-napkin drawings or in writing. All this helps you to form a proper argument and focus your thoughts.
The second mode of design is taking that ten-thousand foot view and zooming all the way in to the hairs on the back of the rabbit; figuring out the precise UI and components, the copywriting, the animations, the everything else. This should be done in a design tool like Figma or Sketch. And this is when we should be talking about color palettes, icons, design systems, and consistency.
The problem with almost all design work is that first phase never really happens. People don’t take that ten thousand foot view of the problem and are focusing instead on the pixels; they’re trapped by the system they know too well.
Yes, yes, yes! Spot on:
I think people get stuck in that second mode because productivity in design is often tied to “how many pages or frames did I design today?” when productivity should instead be thought of as “how did my understanding of the problem change?
Now this is the kind of response I was hoping to stir up with the first season of the Clearleft podcast!
With echos of design’s subjugation reverberating across all six episodes, this first season inadvertently told the story of how my profession has been captured by a desire to serve business interests above all others, while being disarmed by its tendency for introspection and need to be recognised.
Can digital design redeem itself? I hope so. Maybe in the next season of the Clearleft podcast, we’ll find out how.
I guess, because browser-makers tend to be engineers so they do engineering-type things like making the browser an app-delivery platform able to run compiled code. Or fight meaningless user experience battles like hiding the URL, or hiding View Source – both acts that don’t really help early users that much, but definitely impede the user path from being a consumer to being a fully-fledged participant/maker.
The evolution of affordances on the web:
The URL for a page goes at the top. Text appears in a vertically scrolling column. A dropdown menu has a downward-pointing triangle next to it. Your mouse cursor is a slanted triangle with a tail, and when you hover over a link it looks like Mickey Mouse’s glove.
Most of these affordances don’t have any relationship to the physical characteristics of the interaction they mediate. But remove them from a website, application, or interface, and users get disoriented, frustrated, and unproductive.
A trashcan, a tyepface, and a tactile keyboard. Marcin gets obsessive (as usual).
I think this a solution worthy of Solomon. In this case, the Gordian knot is the
select element and its inevitable recreation in order to style it.
What if we instead deliver a native select by default and replace it with a more aesthetically pleasing one if possible? That’s where the “hybrid” select idea comes into action. It’s “hybrid” because it consists of two selects, showing the appropriate one at the right moment:
- A native select, visible and accessible by default
- A custom select, hidden until it’s safe to be interacted with a mouse
The implementation uses a genius combination of a
hover media query and an adjacent sibling selector in CSS. It has been tested on a number of device/platform/browser combinations but more tests are welcome!
What I love about this solution is that it satisfies the stakeholders insisting on a custom component but doesn’t abandon all the built-in accessibility that you get from native form controls.
Some good thought morsels from Robin on product design:
Bad product design is when folks talk more about the UI than what the UI is built on top of.
There’s a lot of talk about how great design is invisible—mostly boring conversations with little substance—but! I think that’s true when it comes to product design.
Bad product design is when your interface looks like your org chart.
Using ligatures to create a s*** font that f***ing censors bad language automatically.
Progressive disclosure interface patterns categorised and evaluated:
- mouseover popups (just say no!),
- new pages,
- scrolling sideways.
I really like the hypertext history invoked in this article.
The piece finishes with a great note on the MacNamara fallacy:
Everyone thinks metrics let us measure results. But, actually, they don’t. They measure only what they are measuring. Engagement, for example, is not something that can be measured, so we use an analogue for it. Time on page. Or clicks.
We often end up measuring what is quick, cheap, and easy to measure. Therefore, few organizations regularly conduct usability testing or customer-satisfaction surveys, but lots use analytics.
Even today, organizations often use clicks as a measure of engagement. So, all too often, they design user interfaces to generate clicks, so the system can measure them.
I’d watch this game show:
Welcome to the first installment of a new series on Typewolf, where I’ll be identifying the fonts used in popular things. The focus here is on anything you might encounter in contemporary visual culture—movie posters, TV shows, book covers, etc.
Ever wanted to set some text in 70% Times New Roman and 30% Arial? Me neither. But now, thanks to variable fonts, you can!
A treasure trove of case studies and interviews.
Here, Brian proposes a kind of minimum viable web component that handles logic like keyboard control and accessibility, but leaves the styling practically untouched. Check out his panel-set demo of a tabbed interface.
I really, really like the way that it wraps existing content. If the web component fails for any reason, the content is still available. So the web component is a progressive enhancement:
An experimental custom element that wraps plain-old HTML (view the source) and decorates function, keyboard handling, accessibility information.
Well, this is a fun bit of CSS. Instantly transform a web page into a blast from the past (1998, to be precise).
Here’s one simple, practical way to make apps perform better on mobile devices: always configure HTML input fields with the correct
autocompleteattributes. While these three attributes are often discussed in isolation, they make the most sense in the context of mobile user experience when you think of them as a team.
This is an excellent deep dive with great advice:
You may think that you are familiar with the basic
autocompleteoptions, such as those that help the user fill in credit card numbers or address form fields, but I’d urge you to review them to make sure that you are aware of all of the options. The spec lists over 50 values!
Two observations of websites on mobile devices today:
- They are beautifully designed, with great typography, clear branding, all optimized for readability.
- I had to install Firefox, Adblock Plus and uBlock Origin, as well as manually select and remove additional elements such as subscription overlays.
Both observations are the result of conscious design decisions.

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By Dave B.
The Titan is another example of Netflix’s growing pains. Nearly everything about it is mediocre. The acting, the script, the cinematography…none of them are noteworthy in a positive or negative way. I’m not certain that I’ve ever seen a movie that left less of an impression on me. What can I say about a movie that was both too average to be boring and too average to be interesting? Let’s find out.
I liked the concept. The idea of bioengineering people to be capable of living on another planetary body is cool. With that as the foundation, a movie could be pretty solid. But, at 1.5 hours long, The Titan is too short. There is no time for character development. Protagonist, antagonist, supporting characters…all are hollow shells. Their motivations either unclear or irrelevant.
The end of the movie is just plain bad. It was as if the movie had managed to tread water for about 80 minutes and then just gave up hope for saving itself. If I had cared more about anything that had happened in the movie, I would’ve been furious at such a sloppy, derived ending. But since I didn’t care about anything that had happened in the movie, I was able to observe and note the crappy ending with Buddha-like calm.
Superficially, it seems as if The Titan has all the elements necessary to make a good movie, but it lacks passion. The entire thing just feels phoned in. If you have curiosity about what it would feel like to watch the most average movie ever made, I can save you an hour and a half and just tell you: it feels like nothing. There is no need to watch this movie. 4.5/10
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In a CPL 2023 match in Guyana, Fabian Allen, the all-rounder for Jamaica Tallawahs (JT), made a significant impact. Just after stepping onto the pitch, the 28-year-old struggled to score four runs from seven balls when Dwaine Pretorius bowled a slower delivery.
However, Allen quickly seized the opportunity, standing tall and delivering a powerful hit that not only sailed over the long-off boundary but also shattered a window in the process against the Guyana Amazon Warriors.
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Fabien Allen’s brief yet impactful innings consisted of 21 runs from 14 deliveries, featuring two sixes. The second of these sixes was a remarkable straight hit that traveled an impressive distance of 103 meters.
This spin-bowling all-rounder played a crucial role in helping the defending champions reach a total of 152/5 in their allotted 20 overs.
Allen has been consistently performing this season with a striking rate exceeding 157 in seven matches. This talented right-handed batsman also played a pivotal role in the Tallawahs’ victory in CPL 2022.
Regrettably, despite Allen’s contributions, the Jamaica Tallawahs couldn’t secure a win, resulting in their fifth loss out of eight games. This places them outside the playoff contention, currently holding the fifth position in the standings.
“Had we got 170-180 would have been nice” -Brandon King, the captain of the Jamaica Tallawahs
The disappointment was evident on the face of Brandon King, the captain of the Jamaica Tallawahs, as his team suffered their fifth consecutive defeat, leaving them on the brink of elimination from CPL 2023.
Brandon King has stood out as one of the standout performers for the defending champions, amassing 246 runs in seven matches with an average of over 35 and a striking rate of nearly 152.
Despite a strong start to the season, winning two of their first three games, the Tallawahs have faltered, finding themselves in the lower half of the points table.
During the post-match presentation, King emphasized that once again, it was the batting that had let the team down.
“We started pretty well, the pitch was not easy to bat on, we got 100 in 11 overs which is a good start. Had we got 170-180 would have been nice. I wanted to carry deep, I’m very disappointed with that. Analysing the game, we still haven’t had a complete game with the bat,” King said.
The Guyana Amazon Warriors successfully pursued the target before the 19th over, led by Saim Ayub, who secured his third consecutive half-century.
This victory elevated the Warriors to the summit of the points table as the sole unbeaten team in the tournament, boasting six victories in seven matches and one match that ended without a result.

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Sunrise on the Torres del Paine, Patagonia, Chile
Aerial sunset light, Southern Picket Range, North Cascades.
Mustard field, Ladakh, India
The Sharkfin, Torres del Paine, Chile
Mt St Helens spewing a puff of smoke, Washington
Tetons in fog, Wyoming
Windy day on Lago Grey, Patagonia, Chile
Dome Peak from White Rock Lakes, North Cascades, Washington
November frost in the Enchantments, Central Cascades Washington
Mt Hood from high on Mt Adams, Washington
Sunset at a lake on the West Coast of the South Island, New Zealand
The Southern Alps peaking through the clous. South Island, New Zealand
Sunrise at Mesa Arch, Canyonlands, Utah
An approaching storm on New Zealands South Island.
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Last year was a huge one for Dirty South: his track “City of Dreams” with Alesso reached the top spot on Beatport in its first week and the City of Dreams Tour, his largest North American tour to date, further illuminated his presence. The same can be said of Deniz Koyu, who recently rose through the ranks in the EDM community after producing hit singles such as “Tung” and “Bong." It was only natural that these two would eventually combine their talents and the result is legendary.
After teasing fans with a small preview, Phazing Records has just released its first track of the new year. “Halo” is synth-heavy, classic of Dirty South’s past works, but it is complemented by Deniz Koyu’s sweeping chords, ensuring an interesting twist on the melodic anthem which is further contrasted by its energetic drop. There is not doubt that "Halo" will be on heavy rotation this year, especially during Deniz Koyu’s Generation Wild Tour.


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Across the country today, high school football prospects will sign national letters of intent to play in college.
Many of them will say afterward that their choice is “the right school for me.”
Rarely does a young talent reverse that perspective and say that he is the right fit for what a certain program desires.
Notre Dame is expected to sign a class that ranks among the best in the country, and lost within that morass is a player who embodies those core traits that the Irish relish.
Wide receiver Jalen Guyton, of Allen High School in Allen, Texas, is merely a three-star recruit but comes close to that self-aware ideal.
See, the cerebral teenager knows he will be a square peg in a square hole in South Bend.
Who is Guyton?
He’s the type of kid who asks a reporter whether there is a single “meathead” on the Irish roster, hoping and expecting the answer to be no.
He’s the type of kid who says “getting your school paid for is unreal” and also that, “I want to study so much it’s almost ridiculous.”
And – this matters, too – he’s a winner on the gridiron.
Guyton helped Allen High to three straight state Class 5A Division I titles.
“Playing at Allen is surreal,” he said. “It’s huge football games. Playing in front of 20,000 fans at a high school game is unbelievable to a lot of people. As far as prepping me for college, it’s good that I got to experience something not a lot of people have gotten to experience.”
If there were ever a guy ready for the expectations and atmosphere of tradition-rich Notre Dame, it would be someone from a prep power.
“Allen’s facilities are basically on the same level as a lot of D-I colleges,” Guyton said. “I don’t say that to boast, but that’s just what I’ve noticed. Without a doubt, it’s a blessing to go there.”
Sprawling Eagle Stadium, built for a cool $60 million, opened his sophomore year.
“Allen, you could say, is like the Notre Dame of high schools,” Guyton said.
The 6-foot-1, 185-pound Guyton, who caught 74 passes for 1,605 yards as a senior, is the eager mind the Irish seek.
His Twitter account, for example, is replete with philosophical messaging.
“I have a lot of followers and try to parlay that into spreading knowledge and wisdom to anybody that’s willing to listen,” he said.
Guyton also practices yoga on a regular basis – not for athletic training, he says, but for the “spiritual side.”
Of the 18 players who will join the Irish on national signing day, only Guyton and linebacker Bo Wallace, from River Ridge, Louisiana, attend high schools in the South. Irish coach Brian Kelly believes winning the Music City Bowl in December over LSU, a Southeastern Conference power, will help Notre Dame recruit others like Guyton in the region.
“It allows us to continue to recruit in the area without having to apologize for who we are,” Kelly said.
Four members of the 22-man Irish class – defensive tackles Jerry Tillery and Micah Dew-Treadway, offensive lineman Tristen Hoge and linebacker Tevon Coney – enrolled for this semester.
“We’ve got some mid-year guys that have signed that will immediately help our football team,” Kelly said.
Kelly insisted recruits did not express concern over the 7-5 regular season that preceded the Music City Bowl victory.
“I think everybody looks at it in more of a bigger picture perspective than maybe one month of the season,” Kelly said. “I think they look at it over (my) five years here more so than what happened over the last month of the season.”
Overall, Kelly said the Irish “feel really good about where we are” with the 2015 class.
And Guyton is confident the others share his values.
“The fact they chose a school like Notre Dame and are willing to accept that challenge says something about the person you are,” Guyton said.
“If you chose it for just football, that’s something different, but the fact we’re all going to Notre Dame says we’re into it for more than just football.”


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Ajmer, Jun 19: The Board of Secondary Education Rajasthan (BOSER) has announced the results of Class 10th Examination results on Sunday, Jun 19.
The Rajasthan Board Secondary results are available on BOSER official website. Students who appeared for Rajasthan Board 10th Class (Secondary) or Class X Exam can check their results by clicking here.
Students are advised to keep patience while accessing the official website as it may take time to open over heavy web-traffic or technical glitches.
For more details on results and higher education, students and interested people can click here.


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watch house judiciary chair jerry nadler evoked the house s 420 0 vote to make the mueller report public and c
WATCH: House Judiciary Chair Jerry Nadler evoked the House's 420-0 vote to make the Mueller report public, and called on Attorney General William Barr to appear before the Judiciary Committee "without delay"
tom arnold i called michael cohen to give him moral support i secretly recorded the conversation because micha
Tom Arnold: I called Michael Cohen to give him moral support. I secretly recorded the conversation because Michael Cohen is my role model. And I played the recording for the Wall Street Journal because I'm a messy bitch who lives for drama. https://t.co/awPaJJ3sAy
is it a slime campaign when people accurately point out the slimy things in your record also moore is a disast
Is it a "slime campaign" when people accurately point out the slimy things in your record? Also, Moore is a disastrous choice on economic substance, quite aside from the personal issues https://t.co/C6NfkoKYcP

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Well Made 10 Best Blind Boxes For Your Need
Shopping online is a convenient and easy way to find the products you’re looking for. In addition to being fast, it is also cost-effective. However, shopping online can be intimidating if you don’t know what you’re doing. We all cringe when we see rogue online ads or have to answer a barrage of surveys in order to get a discount code. But it doesn’t have to be this way. With a little knowledge and these tips, you’ll be able to shop in peace! We have researched the following 10 best blind boxes for your ease of shopping.
Review of Best Blind Boxes
1. Lost Kitties Blind Box 3 Pack
- Brand: Lost Kitties
- Manufacturer: Hasbro
- Color: Multicolor
- Dimensions: Height: 7.87401574 Inches Width: 2.578740155 Inches Length: 5.811023616 Inches Weight: 0.6834330122 Pounds `
- Series 1 has 36 to collect in 2018
- Cardboard carrying case includes 3 single cartons of Lost Kitties figures and accessories
- Each carton includes Lost Kitties figure, meme sticker, and 2 accessories hidden inside 1 of 3 possible shaping compound colours
2. Disney Princess Royal Stories, Figure Surprise Blind Box with Favorite …
- Brand: Disney Princess
- Manufacturer: Hasbro
- Dimensions: Height: 3.249999996685 Inches Width: 2.749999997195 Inches Length: 1.8124803131119 Inches Weight: 0.11 Pounds `
- Surprise figure in each box kids will randomly get 1 of 12 Disney dolls in each storybook-shaped case making each gift for them A surprise
- Favorite Disney characters kids have the chance to receive Aladdin Ariel Aurora beast Belle Cinderella Eugene fitzherbert Jasmine Prince charming Prince Eric Prince Phillip and Rapunzel
- Connect and collect boxes kids can show off their collection of Disney Princess characters by collecting all 12 and connecting the boxes (each sold separately Subject to availability )
- Storybook-shaped cases turn into fun backdrops display backgrounds in each Book-shaped case to turn them into the backdrop for lots of tiny Disney Princess adventures
- For kids ages 3 and up Kids who love the vast collection of animated Disney movies will love this collection of 2-inch dolls
3. tokidoki Mermicorno Series 3 Blind Box Collectible – One Random …
- Brand: tokidoki
- Manufacturer: Tokidoki
- Dimensions: Height: 3.38 Inches Width: 1.5 Inches Length: 2.75 Inches Weight: 0.00220462262 Pounds `
- Each blind box contains one character sealed in a silver foil bag
- Each figure stands at approximately 2.75 inches high (7mm)
- Features may include transparent details, pearlescent coating and more!
- Mermicorno Series 3 Characters: Sailor, Bianca, Uni-corno, Jelly Star, Jade, Seychelles, Fortuna, Submarino (Chase! 1/30)
- Recommended for Ages 8+
4. SAN-X Sumikkogurashi Stackable Figurines – Blind Box Includes 1 of …
- Brand: CLEVER IDIOTS INC
- Manufacturer: CLEVER IDIOTS INC
- Dimensions: Height: 2.95 Inches Width: 1.75 Inches Length: 1.75 Inches
- Shy and insecure, but cute as can be. These unsure characters just need a little attention and a nice place to occupy! Choose from Shirokuma (Polar Bear), Penguin? (Penguin), Tonkatsu (Pork Cutlet), Neko (Timid Cat) and Tokage (Dinosaur) – as they look for the nearest corner to find comfort in.
- Picture-Perfect Decorations: Whether you need to spruce up your bookshelf or you just want a cute companion for your desk, these figurines can be placed anywhere. Measuring just under 2 inches in height, they are a fun way to decorate your home and liven up your Instagram feed.
- Surprise Blind Box: When you purchase one of our blind mystery boxes, you receive 1 of our 5 designs. Adding fun surprise to every order, you get to unbox the mystery. Trade these Summikogurashi characters with your friends and collect all 5 to build the complete series of these stackable figurines.
- Trusted Quality: Designed by San-X and manufactured by Clever Idiot Inc., these Kawaii toys reflect our commitment to trusted and reliable craftsmanship. Strong plastic ensures long-lasting durability while the beautifully detailed faces give each Sumikko Gurashi figurine its own unique charm.
- Authentic Japanese Collectible Toys: Clever Idiots is home to many products imagined and brought to life by Japanese creatives. When you order a Clever Idiots item, you’re taking home genuine Japanese-designed merchandise.
- This product is collectible. NOT for kids!
5. Hasbro Lost Kitties Blind Box Multipack
- Brand: Hasbro
- Manufacturer: Hasbro
- Color: Brown/a
- Dimensions: Height: 10.3 Inches Width: 3.65 Inches Length: 3.65 Inches Weight: 1.212542441 Pounds `
- Who’s hiding inside
- Each multipack includes 5 Lost kitties figures: 4 from series 1, and a sneak peek at a series 2 Kitty
- In addition to lost kitties figures, this Multipack includes 10 accessories, 4 colors of shaping compound, and 5 Meme stickers
- 20 unique kitties to collect in the series 1 multipack
6. Studio Ghibli My Neighbor Totoro Souvenir Stone Blind Box
- Brand: スタジオジブリ
- Manufacturer: Benelic
- Dimensions: Height: 0.5 Inches Width: 1.5 Inches Length: 1.5 Inches Weight: 0.02 Pounds `
- From the hit film “My Neighbor Totoro”!
- Includes on individually wrapped blind box souvenir stone. Which one will you get?
- Officially licensed Studio Ghibli product imported from Japan
- Product size is approximately 1 inch
7. WowWee Lucky Fortune Blind Collectible Bracelets – 4 Pack Take-Out …
- Brand: WowWee
- Manufacturer: WowWee
- Dimensions: Height: 4.0 Inches Width: 4.5 Inches Length: 4.0 Inches
- Each Package Contains A Fortune Cookie Shaped Bracelet Holder With A Surprise Lucky Fortune Charm Bracelet And Matching Paper Fortune. This 4-Pack Includes 4 Cookies And 4 Bracelets
- 4 Levels Of Rarity: Lucky, Very Lucky, Very Very Lucky, And Ultra Lucky
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Priene Milet Didyma Tour
Start City : Kusadasi, Izmir Airport, Kusadasi Hotels, Bodrum, Izmir Port
End City : Kusadasi, Izmir Airport, Kusadasi Hotels, Bodrum, Izmir Port
Scheduled / Operates on : Jan 1st 2021 - Dec 31st 2021: Daily
Tour Highlights : Priene: Temple of Athena Polias, theatre, Gymnasium, Agora, Miletos: Faustina Baths, Huge Theatre, Agora, Didyma: Huge Temple of Apollon.This was not a city but a temple dedicated to Apollon.
Priene Milet Didyma Tour - KUSADASI SHORE EXCURSIONS
Kusadasi Shore Excursions, Kusadasi Priene Milet Didyma TourPriene Milet Didyma Tour also called PMD tour starts daily from Kusadasi and includes visits of the three Ionian cities Priene, Milet and Apollo Temple in Didyma.
Priene Miletos Didyma Tour
(Daily departures, start 08:45 end 18:00).
Departure from Izmir Airport or Kusadasi Harbour or Kusadasi Hotels
Meeting with your guide and drive to Priene. This was once a harbour city but is now located 16 km inland from the sea on the hills of the Mykale Mountain. It has many examples of Hellenic art and architecture. Alexander The Great lived in this city for a time. The theatre in Priene is one of the most beautiful ones from The Hellenic World. The Athena Polias Temple was reconstructed by Alexander The Great as a gift to the city. After Priene, you will depart for Miletos. Visit the ancient city of Miletus which once was one of the biggest cities in Anatolia. It was located on the trade routes and it was for this reason that it became very prosperous and had many colonies. Miletos is famous for its genius philosophers and architects, such as Thales, Anaksimandros, Anaksimenes, Hippodamos and Isidoros. Miletos is also famous for the Faustina Baths. Lunch break and then visit to Didyma. This was not a city but a temple dedicated to Apollon. It was once one of the biggest temples in the Hellenic World. It was connected to Miletos with a holy road of 19km. Transfer back to Kusadasi.
Recommended starting time is 08:45am ending 06:00pm.
(Beginning and ending time are changeable depending on your wish)
Approximate time to reach the first ancient city is 45 minutes from Kusadasi.
RATE: Euro / Dollar per person
(includes the licensed tour guide, entrance fees, A/C transportation, traditional lunch).


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by Mike Masnick
Thu, Apr 3rd 2008 11:35am
There's been some buzz about this all week, but now it's official that MySpace has teamed up with three of the four major record labels (the smallest, EMI, is still holding out, though it may join eventually) to create a joint venture offering called MySpace Music. The company is separate, but connected to MySpace. Unfortunately, the details are incredibly vague. So far, it seems to say that the new company will "let people listen to tunes and watch videos for free on the Web, as well as buy merchandise, concert tickets, and music through downloads." That's a pretty broad description, and while it sounds good upfront, execution is everything. And, historically, the major labels haven't executed particularly well when it comes to creating online music offerings. Already, it seems like they're hedging by saying that they're not committed to offering DRM-free music from this service. In fact, it often seems like these efforts are designed to fail. So, let's take this as a tentative step in the right direction, though with the expectation that the labels will likely do something to screw this up along the way. At the very least, it's the labels recognizing they need to change -- even if they still haven't come to terms with how to actually change.
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F1 2019 (spoilers obviously)
So Ocon to Renault and Hulkenberg to Haas seem to be the general consensus.Posted 1 year ago
And the pressure’s off Albon (a bit) for his first race with RedBull – engine change means loadsapenalties which puts him at the back of the grid.Posted 1 year ago
So Albon and Kvyat (also with an engine penalty) have to start behind Gasly, who is fighting for his career and in no mood to let them past.Posted 1 year ago
Ocon confirmed at renault in 2020Posted 1 year ago
Just read news about a horrendous crash at Spa on the exit of Eau Rouge in the F2 race. Race has been cancelled. Hope those involved are ok, but it looks bad.Posted 1 year ago
Seriously horrible. Met the guy a couple of times around the factory and he seemed a genuinely nice and driven guy. Lots of my colleagues know him a fair bit better as have engineered him a few times, Motorsport is great when all is good but can seriously suck when this happens. RIP Anthonie.Posted 1 year ago
That’s such a shame. RIP.Posted 1 year ago
The last F1 driver to be killed was Jules Bianchi who was like a brother to Charles Leclerc. Now Anthoine Hubert who is a fellow countryman and another close friend of Leclerc apparently.
With Charles on pole I hope he gets his first victory today.Posted 1 year ago
Awful, awful crash yesterday. Am saddened that a promising talent lost his life on the track like that.
+1 for Leclerc today, I would love to see him bring that Ferrari home in first place.Posted 1 year ago
I saw that youtube clip linked above. I wish I hadn’t.Posted 1 year ago
another good day for lewis, congrats Leclerc big thanks to his number 2 🙂Posted 1 year ago
Does that mean Monaco has the most F1 winners per capita now, on account of them only having a tiny population? (Edit, yeah, by miles, they were already smashing the podiums per capita…)
Reckon he’s a shoe in for Monza, should be some epic celebrations then.Posted 1 year ago
Posted 1 year ago
1 Lewis Hamilton GBR Mercedes 268
2 Valtteri Bottas FIN Mercedes 203
3 Max Verstappen NED Red Bull Racing Honda 181
4 Sebastian Vettel GER Ferrari 169
5 Charles Leclerc MON Ferrari 157
F1 is in grave danger of becoming enjoyable. 🙂Posted 1 year ago
The battle for 2nd is pretty close at this stage of the season!Posted 1 year ago
can’t see max holding his position, he’s got engine penalties looming (he’s on his last ICE and going by the other honda runners it doesn’t look favourable)Posted 1 year ago
Superb win for Leclerc, am very relieved to see him finally nail a win after this awful weekend at Spa.
Poor Lando Norris has held a well deserved fifth place on merit until his engine let go on the last lap.Posted 1 year ago
How can Vettell get away with making this statement unchallenged, after the hissy fits he threw when penalised for unsafe driving. He really is an arrogant entitled asshole.
Vettel is an annoying dick, but I don’t think he’s a deliberately unsafe driver. He did lose his shit with Hamilton a couple of years ago, but that was because he thought Hamilton had brake-checked him. The unsafe rejoining the track thing looks to me to be the sort of mistake that people make under pressure, not deliberate. Not saying that Vettel wasn’t clearly in the wrong in those incidents and deserved penalties, but compared with Schumacher’s and Senna’s worst moments of deliberately taking out other drivers, I don’t think Vettel is dirty or dangerous.Posted 1 year ago
The unsafe rejoining the track thing looks to me to be the sort of mistake that people make under pressure, not deliberate.
I would say a lot of his mistakes are driven by anger, that is more dangerous than calculated actions.
It is his reaction to being penalised for his mistakes that I was pointing out, it makes hum a complete hypocrite.
No good saying this today, after someone has died, when just a few weeks ago he was throwing his toys out of the pram when punished for unsafe driving (unless admitting he was wrong then). He is a senior driver, 4 time world champion, and basically he doesn’t believe the safety rules should apply to him they are for everyone else.Posted 1 year ago
He was “penalised for unsafe driving”, but that’s not the same as driving dangerously: it was the way in which the rule is written that snared him. I don’t believe he did anything dangerous, and the majority view—certainly among drivers—seemed to be broadly the same. His wheel-banging behaviour in Baku was far more worthy of punishment, but even then that wasn’t anywhere near mortally dangerous.
So I think he’s got every right to say what he said. It’s an abstract point about whether the spectacle as it stands excuses death, I think, because there’s no simple correlation between entertainment and mortality. I’m guessing he just disagrees with the view of some, that mortal danger is an inherent part of the appeal to the spectator.
The fact of the matter is that the human body is only robust up to about 20mph impacts, so where you’re doing ten times that speed, carrying a hundred times the energy, you’ve got your work cut out to reduce risk of injury and death. You achieve it by engineering the cars, the tracks, the rules and other control systems—each of which affects the nature of the on-track action—because fundamentally when you put racing drivers alongside each other in a racing car they have one aim: to win. I forget who it was that said that if you give a racing driver the choice of a car that can be crashed without consequence, or a car that will kill him in a crash but is a second a lap faster, he will choose the latter every time.
They’re compelled—psychologically and financially—to push to the very limits of the equipment, the tracks and the rules. It’s in their interest to have equipment, tracks and rules which, even when pushed to their limits, don’t punish basic mistakes or mechanical failures with death.
But, again: they’re doing 200mph. The probability of a fatal incident is never going to be zero.Posted 1 year ago
A lot of the time it comes down to the toss of the dice….it’s a series of unfortunate circumstances that lead to someone losing their life.
If the driver in front had braked 1m sooner or had been 6″ further across the track & the following driver’s tyres had been 3 laps fresher etc. etc. then death would be averted & people would talk about a bad accident, rather than a fatal one.
There was that crash with Alonso a few yrs ago (was it Australia?) where he flew through the air and slammed into the barriers.Posted 1 year ago
Looking at a replay & you can imagine that a bit more speed, a bit more contact, flipping a bit earlier/later etc. could all have resulted in death. Small margins….
(F3, but still)
Driver and Marshalls ok, Kerb has now been removed…Posted 1 year ago
Holy ****. What was with that kerb anyway?Posted 1 year ago
To stop drivers running wide to get a faster run on to the straight for the next lap. Now they are just deleting lap times of the lap you are on and the subsequent lap to stop them doing itPosted 1 year ago
Well, that was a farce…Posted 1 year ago
Well what a farce that was, while the racing has had somewhat of a renascence over the past couple of months, they then go and shoot themselves in the foot with that ludicrous qualifying display.Posted 1 year ago
All involved in that debacle should be sent to the back of the grid for bringing the sport into disrepute – forget if any technical regulations have been breached or not. No excuses from any of them, utterly gormless.Posted 1 year ago
Another video of the Peroni crash with a different angle at the end (with random audio!), has to be said that without the Halo we could well have had another fatality this weekend.Posted 1 year ago
It’s lucky that Leclerc was in P1 when the flag dropped. Can you imagine the tifosi if that had happened with a Mercedes on pole? (Which nearly happened; supposedly Hamilton had to lift on his lap when Raikkonen went off.)
that ludicrous qualifying display
“Did you see that ludicrous display last night?”Posted 1 year ago
“The thing about Ferrari is, they always try and walk it in.”
I think leclerc actually made the line in time. Sky commentators thought he hadn’t but there was no flag next to his name on the timing board, but there was for Vettel who was just behind him. There was just no point going for a quick lap though as Sainz was never going to knock 1.6 secs off he previous time, with no tow.
Would love it if all the drivers who didn’t make the line were sent to the back though…Posted 1 year ago
Hope Leclerc wins tomorrow. He has become my sons favourite driver. I can see championship battles between him and Verstappen over the coming years. Verstappen has amazing talent but I cant warm to his arrogance. The sea of orange at the Dutch GP at Zandvoort next year will be a sight to behold though.Posted 1 year ago
All 4 of Vettel’s wheels were over the white line a parabolica on his timed lap, but it was allowed to Stan because… well, you know… Ferrari, Monza, Tifosi etc.Posted 1 year ago
Vettel was very lucky!
The stewards decided he was just within track limits on his first hot lap and from certain angles it looked like he was actually outside the limit which would of meant the lap would of been wiped
Then missing out on the 2nd hot lap due to the tow debacle would of meant that he wouldn’t have done a timed lap and would of been P9!Posted 1 year ago
I found the back and forth between lando and max i this quite funny. Drivers away from the PR machine can be funny.Posted 1 year ago
Christ Vettel’s driving like a granny in a Micra down Tesco’s car parkPosted 1 year ago
Bottas is not great in close racingPosted 1 year ago
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