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Football is a different thing altogether; at least in the traditional sense. Motorsport was never rooted in the community and never really performed any additional social function; with very few exceptions. Sure you get brand loyalty sometimes based on national ties but that's about it.

Expectation vs. Reality

Well AlphaTauri is a Red Bull fashion brand so it's still Red Bull through and through To be fair I don't really mind Red Bull that much in motorsports since it's always been about money anyway - especially F1. Rich man's game and a sport of privilege through and through.

A brilliant win away against RB Salzburg today means LASK are now top of the league! This is Salzburg's first loss in 53 league matches.

Even the racing suits are amazing

Some very nice and helpful comparison gifs of RB15 and RB 16 (made by base_1000 on the F1Technical forum): Rear wing and rear-suspension: Sidepod and mirror: Bargeboard & floor: Front suspension & brake duct:

Happy birthday. You're lucky you edited that post to include me happy birthday to your kid!

Ah so those people signing up to the forum and offering fake papers to buy were always just part of your business??? Should have let me know, wouldn't have marked that as spam if you offered me a cut

I have NASA slippers, maybe they'll make an exception for me based on that

"But as it is a US federal agency, the first requirement to join Nasa is American citizenship."

I've only been to the Thai side of the coast but the Andamans are amazing.

That's the same case that was confirmed yesterday. Still 9 cases in total in the UK!

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Becoming a hermit seems a bit drastic

First death in Japan. The victim is a woman in her 80s near Tokyo. This is also a new case. The elderly woman had already died when she tested positive for coronavirus.

That would explain why I'm mostly talking to myself here

Yes. Well hopefully he does better in DTM.

This is heartbreaking. VR helps a mother get some closure after losing her young daughter to an illness.

This is the one right? https://www.infobae.com/sociedad/2020/02/11/son-argentinos-y-crearon-un-metodo-para-detectar-el-coronavirus-en-apenas-60-minutos-que-desperto-el-interes-mundial/ Sounds good. Apparently the test is based on CRISPR; nice.

A clarification on the massive increase: "In order to be consistent with the classification of case diagnosis issued by other provinces across the country, starting today, Hubei Province will include the number of clinically diagnosed cases into the number of confirmed cases for publication." So this doesn't mean that there have been over 14000 of new cases today; it just means that they finally added all the clinically confirmed cases that accumulated throughout the last few weeks into their report today in one batch - so basically those numbers should be an outlier indicating the backlog of cases that weren't previously included in the daily reports. The "actual" number of new cases based on old classification is still around the same two thousand per day mark. We'll have to see tomorrow's data to see the differences.

OK so the Chinese numbers for today are starting to come in now (being very late again) and it seems the arrival of WHO team to China and their disagreement about proper reporting of the cases has stirred things quite a bit there. I'll try to do a proper update later when all provinces report their numbers but the new numbers just in Hubei province are huge and very different from what the Chinese have been reporting up until now (the report now includes clinically confirmed cases while lab confirmed cases not showing any clinical symptoms are not included). So in the last 24 hours there have reportedly been 14840 new cases and 242 new deaths - previously daily reported cases tended to be around 2000-3000 with around 70-100 deaths; this latest update would suggest that the number of daily cases might have increased sevenfold (!!!) while the number of daily deaths is at least 2.5 times higher than the average of previous days. Graphs by jodi.graphics Also Vietnam has now put an entire village (around 10000 inhabitants) under quarantine.

Never heard of it Might check it out sometime.

The daily update is going to be late it seems as the official report from China's National Health Commission for today is surprisingly late and has't been released yet with the exception of the numbers from Hubei province. So for now just a quick overview of the international cases: The total increased from 463 to 517 (+54). As in previous days, this is due the new confirmed cases onboard the Diamond Princess ship. 39 new ones today bringing the ship's total to 174 and Japan's total to 202 (they had another 2 cases today unrelated to the ship). The quarantine officer is also confirmed to be infected and 4 of the infected are reportedly in a serious/critical condition either on a ventilator or in an ICU. Other than that there have been new cases in Hongkong (+7), South Korea and Germany (+2 each), Vietnam and Thailand (1 each). I also got some reports of 2 new cases in the UK (two prisoners; one of them recently transferred from Thailand) but those aren't officially confirmed yet so they are not included in the daily report. Some Cambodian garment factories are going to have to suspend operations due to shortages of raw materials as 60% of those used in Cambodian factories are sourced in China.

It always creeped me out Safe to say I'll never be getting myself a mansion, that's for sure Will now watch the new episode of Manifest and then continue with Locke & Key