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"Ian McGuire’s Booker-longlisted novel on the 19th-century whaling industry gets a stark and star-studded treatment in this five-part adaptation. We follow opium-addicted surgeon Patrick Sumner (Jack O’Connell) on an apparent journey of redemption aboard the Greenland-bound Volunteer. With monstrous harpoonist Henry Drax (Colin Farrell) and duplicitous Captain Arthur Brownlee (Stephen Graham) for company, the crew find their humanity falling apart the further they journey into the Arctic wasteland"

Don't know when or where it will releasing in the USA

I'm in a 12 League Keeper League that uses an auction system. The players that I am thinking about keeping are Arian Foster ($40), David Wilson ($11), Colin Kaepernick ($16), Jimmy Graham ($16) and Calvin Johnson ($49). Our system adds $10 each year that you keep a player.

I was worried about the health of Foster so I tried to see if I could trade him straight up for Spiller ($18), but the owner declined and gave me this offer.

I understand if it was during the season this trade would be crazy one-sided, but I'm on the fence of keeping Johnson and Kaepernick because they're close to their draft values anyway. Graham is the one I'd truly miss. I just think having an elite RB1 and RB2 with a solid RB3/Flex would be great building blocks for two-three more seasons.

When Formula 1 was started back in 1950 there were essentially two rules: your engine needed to be naturally aspirated and under 2,5 litres in size. The safety equipment boiled down to the gentle suggestion of a leather helmet and whatever wild courage you could scrape together on the day. No seat belts, though.

In 2020 the mountains of safety regulations and improvement ensured the survival of French driver Romain Grosjean in a crash that many thought would cost the driver his life. Even though his car was ripped in two, his head got pushed through a barrier and the whole thing went up in flames, he survived with basically only burns on his hands. He started driving again less than a year later.

How did we get from A to B? A lot of dead drivers, one Flying Scot, a very persistent Professor of Neurology and a 7-kilo piece of titanium, but let’s untangle it.

But first off, a warning: I will be discussing quite graphic deaths and accidents, though not in detail. You should proceed with caution, depending on your comfort level. Any linked crashes are not shown to be exploitative, but to show the frankly quite horrid happenings in the history of the sport and also to contrast it with the safety standards we see nowadays.

And a major, major thank you to /u/trailrunninggirl for proofreading this post and giving some super helpful suggestions!!

What exactly is Formula 1?

Formula 1 is the highest level of single-seater car racing worldwide. Sanctioned by the Fédération International de l’Automobile (FIA), currently owned and run by Liberty Media, the sport hosts however many teams want to try their hand at building the best racing car in the world. It’s an engineering competition as much as a driving competition, with the teams constantly trying to figure out new wacky ways to make the cars drive better or quicker. A season is organized into a number of “Grand Prix” events, three-day spectacles that usually feature free practises, qualifying and a race that lasts about 1 and a half hours. A team features two drivers, with all of them competing for both the driver's and the constructors' championships.

Names you might know are Ferrari, Mercedes, McLaren and Williams on the team side and Michael Schumacher, Lewis Hamilton, Ayrton Senna or Fernando Alonso (previous

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Three children disappeared from Glenelg Beach, South Australia, on January 26, 1966, and it became one of the most well known unsolved Austrailian cases.

The Beaumont family

9-year-old Jane Nartare, 7-year-old Arnna Kathleen and 4-year-old Grant Ellis Beaumont were the children of Grant “Jim” Beaumont, a former serviceman and a driver for Suburban Taxis, and Nancy Beaumont. They got married in December in 1955, and lived at 109 Harding Street, Somerton Park, a suburb from Adelaide. Their house was close to Glenelg Beach, a popular beach.

Their disappearance

The three siblings had visited Glenelg Beach on January 25, when their father, Jim, dropped them off before going on a three-day sales trip to Snowtown. Jane, the eldest child, was considered responsible enough and it was socially acceptable at the time to just let your kids go on their own. The three siblings wanted to go again on January 26, 1966, which also happened to be Australia Day. It was too hot to walk so they took the bus at 8:45 am. It was only a five-minute, three-kilometre bus trip. They were expected back home on the 12 pm bus, but they weren’t on the bus. They weren’t on the 2 pm bus either. Their worried mother, Nancy, called Jim who quickly returned from his trip. At 3 pm he drove to the beach, looking for his children. When he couldn’t find them, he returned home. Jim and Nancy started to search the streets and go to friend’s houses. They notified Glenelg Police Station around 5:30 pm.

Arnna had told their mother that Jane had gotten a “Boyfriend down at the beach” though their mother thought she meant playmate, and took no further notice until their disappearance.

The Investigation

Police quickly organized a search of the beach and areas close-by, based on the assumption that the kids simply had lost track of time and had lost track of time. The search expanded to include the sand-hills, ocean, and nearby buildings including the airport, rail lines, and interstate roads being monitored due to a beginning fear of a kidnapping or an accident having taken place.

The whole nation was aware of the case within the 24 hours and Sunday Mail’s headline on January 29 was “Sex crime noew feared”. The Patawalonga Boat Haven was also drained on January 29 after a woman had told police she had had a conversation with the children matching their description near the haven on January 26.

The initial award was 250 Australian pounds. (Australian pounds was the currency from 1910 until