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Directors & Photographers
Live Action Filming
Animation & Visual Effects
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The purpose of our films varies from client to client, as do the platforms they are shared on. So it's not only our job to produce films, but also to advise our customers on how best to utilise them. From planning to delivery, we make sure we're on-hand throughout the entire process to make the best of the production.
In our film archive there's footage from every continent as our directors and photographers have visited some of the most remote corners of the earth. And they have been awarded with prestigious prizes for their efforts.
Location or studio filming
Our location or studio film productions can be a simple interview shot with one camera and a reporter or a complex multi-location, multi-camera aerial production. We cover the entire spectrum of live action filming.
Script & concept
A powerful story is at the core of a great film. Our producers and copywriters guide our clients along the creative process by developing concepts, scripts and storyboards that meet and exceed their expectations.
STARK has strong relationships with the top creative professionals in the industry. Our expert in-house team selectively outsource the relevant designer/s for the project to ensure the project is delivered to the highest of standards.
Animation is the perfect medium for telling a brand story. Our freelanced animators can create unique films using a variety of animation techniques including infographics-style 2D and cutting-edge 3D renders.
STARK's graphic artist affiliates develop effectual CGI (Computer Graphic Imagery) sequences for television commercials, corporate films and online branded content. From simple projects like the removal of a logo to the more complex like creating set extensions.
Online asset portal
One of STARK's online services is the new MAM system – Media Asset Management, for effective online storing and editing of video assets.
Learn More about MAM
Our experienced production managers are perfectly positioned to assist production companies from outside of Sweden. We have aided companies with shoot logistics and general production management internationally for more than two decades.
A great story has the power to move an audience. One of our storytelling methods is what we call corporate journalism. We use real people in real situations telling real stories. News and feature reporting is a powerful communication tool, that's why this medium is so effective for our clients.
We are storytellers, and we present the facts, but we also like to tell the story behind and beyond. Not just the successful product launch but why was it successful.
Whether it's a social media ad or television commercial, brand film or event presentation you need - we can deliver. No matter how big or small the project.
Let us share your story. Let us move your audience.
Post-production begins with one of our editors working closely with the film director, producer and reporter/copywriter to ensure that the structure, narrative, pace and mood of the film matches the original brief. A sound editor and colorist will then put the finishing touches on the film before a digital media specialist prepares the final product in the right format and resolution.
STARK Awards
Recent News: Bronze World Medal 2018 New York Festivals for "Volvo Trucks VNR Brand Film"
Finalist certificate 2018 New York Festivals for "Volvo Trucks VNL Walk Around Exterior Film", Bronze World Medal 2017 New York Festivals for SKF's "A Neverending Story", Certificate of creative excellence at the 2017 US FilmFest for SKF's "Birds of a feather flock together" Ferrari film, Gold Award at the New York Film Festival 2016, Silver Award at the New York Film Festival 2015 for SKF production "Collaboration has Power", Gold trophy in World Media Festivals 2013 for Teknikföretagen, Silver Award in World Media Festivals 2013 for "It's a matter of size" produced for Chalmers University of Technology, Ottocar Silver Award in AutoVision Ceremony for Volvo Trucks' interactive film "The Big Picture", Gold World Medal Award in New York Festivals 2013 to SKF and STARK for the film "One bright idea", Gold trophy in World Media Festivals 2012 for SKF Group News, Silver trophy in Cannes and Silver World Medal in New York Festivals 2011 for the film "The Social Web of Things", produced for Ericsson, Gold World Medal Award in New York Festivals 2011 for the Volvo Group Corporate presentation, Gold Trophy in Cannes with Volvo Group Corporate presentation 2010 for best animation, graphics & special effects.
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To succeed in 2019 and beyond, you must find your audience online and use the right tools for implementing targeted communication strategies. We use digital online solutions to reach and engage your audience, and then measure the results.

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A trip to the veterinarian with my cat Ashley always started with her sudden disappearance as soon as she heard her carrier being brought upstairs from the basement. After a lengthy search, then forcing her into the carrier and loading my darling into the car, I knew what inevitably lay ahead. First, the preliminary howling, followed by Ashley's urinating in the cage before I pulled out of the driveway.
My routine with Ashley surely resonates with many pet owners. A pet's anxiety of visiting the veterinarian begins before you even reach the clinic. Because a pet's first experience with a medical appointment is often for vaccinations, this can trigger a lifetime of fear and possibly cause the owner to avoid future and necessary trips to the veterinarian.
Dr. Marty Becker, a veterinarian and nationally syndicated pet-care expert, established the Fear Free Initiativesm, which provides information and tools to veterinary professionals and pet owners for dealing with the dread of going to the animal clinic. His website (www.fearfreehappyhomes.com) includes helpful strategies to make veterinary visits less terrifying.
It starts at home. Leave the carrier/crate out in areas used often by your pet when resting or playing. Place inside favorite toys, treats, or towels infused with pheromone (or catnip for a feline). Have the carrier close by during meals or playtime with your pet. Rather than forcing him into the carrier, allow your pet—months before a vet visit—to discover it and enter at will.
Minimize the wait at the clinic. Make the appointment early in the morning, when the visits are less likely to be running behind schedule. Shorter time in the lobby can lessen anxiety in your pet (and additional stress for you). Place your cat's carrier on a raised surface and cover the front and sides with a pheromone-infused towel. Depending on your dog's preferences, you might wait in the vehicle or take a short walk.
Allow plenty of time to avoid being rushed. Your pet can sense if you are stressed and become anxious. Speak in a low, calm voice rather than in a high-pitched sing song. Give your pet time to relieve himself before leaving your home. A full bladder or colon and no access to a bathroom will increase your pet's discomfort.
Go hungry and bring treats. Often the staff will have delicious little tidbits to offer your pet throughout the visit. Treats can serve as a distraction as well as a reward for cooperative behavior. Avoid feeding your pet a full meal before leaving for the doctor. This will not only make the treats more appealing but possibly prevent nausea during the car travel.
Consider anti-anxiety or anti-nausea medication or commercially available fragrances. Discuss with your veterinarian about prescribing a sedative to soothe your pet before you leave your house. Also, many over-the-counter products are available in pet stores, such as pheromone sprays or oils that release calming fragrances into the air and on the central nervous system. Lavender has been shown to release a relaxing effect on dogs and cats. Spray the product on a towel or piece of clothing and allow it to dry 15 minutes before putting it into the carrier or on a bandana around your dog's neck.
Your pet is precious cargo. The most secure place for a carrier/crate is on the floor behind the passenger seat. While enroute to the visit, avoid abrupt or bumpy movements or sudden acceleration in traffic. Leave enough distance behind other vehicles to prevent sudden braking and approach turns slowly. When leaving the car, if the carrier is light enough, support the bottom with one arm and rest one side against your chest. Your pet will feel more stable, and you will lessen eye contact with other animals as you enter the clinic.
Stay with your pet during the examination. Although some procedures may need to be performed in another area, ask the doctor if you can be present as much as possible, even for vaccinations. Gentle stroking or massaging (in the waiting area as well as the examining room) can ease the level of anxiety and comfort your pet. Of course, if you are uneasy with seeing any treatment, you should leave the room so that your pet will not sense your nervousness.
Pay a friendly visit for treats and cuddles. Is the carrier used only for trips to the veterinarian? Is that the only time your pet rides in the car? Pets will associate these actions with feelings of dread. Occasionally make trips to the clinic for treats and cuddling by the staff instead of needle pokes and uncomfortable prodding.
Some situations— such as fireworks, the sound of thunder, a guest or new pet entering the home, or a strange animal prowling nearby the house—will Inevitably arise, and we must deal with our animal companions being upset or afraid. But a visit to the veterinarian doesn't have to be one of those times. A fear–free approach doesn't guarantee your pet will never experience discomfort at the veterinarian—he may be in pain from injury or illness. But with some thoughtful planning and a touch of gentleness, you can lower the anxiety and stress caused by routine examinations and procedures.
BIO: Carolyn is a volunteer at King Street Cats and enjoys being ruled by her two cats, Marigold and Butterbean.
I have two cats that I need to take in to get spayed, and I really don't want to ruin the idea of the vet for them by having a scary trip. They definitely can tell when I'm stressed, so planning lots of time to avoid rushing is definitely a good idea, and I'll try to take them after they've already relieved themselves, as you suggest. Bringing them snacks will definitely make the trip more fun, too, and I know just the favorite treat to bring along.
Many thanks for reading us. Trips to the vet are just as tramatic for us pet parents as it is for our furry pals. I have a 20 pound tuxedo cat who absolutely hates getting in the cat carrier….it's quite the scene.
Thanks for this advice for taking a pet to the vet. I'm glad that you mentioned it could be good to try to make sure you don't wait too long in the lobby because it can lessen anxiety. It seems important to be punctual for appointments and know exactly when you should be there.


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Varsity boys' basketball completes second day of Kanto Classic Tournament
Thursday was the girls' turn to upset Yokota, and Friday was the boys' turn to repeat the feat!
CAJ's boys' varsity team bounced back after a close 46-42 loss against Kadena by defeating Kanto Plains rival Yokota by a score of 53-47.
The Knights used aggressive defensive tactics in their second game of the day to score numerous points before the Panthers could set up their defense.
"Our full court pressure caused them problems," coach Steve Hall said. "We didn't do it all the time, but when we did it, it caused them some trouble. We also did a lot of trapping in the half court with a 1-3-1, 1-2-2 or 1-2-1-1. That caused them to throw the ball away a lot."
Enosh and Takara led the way in scoring both games, combining for 27 and 20 points, respectively, on the day. Hall said Enosh was able to beat his man for a lot of layups in half-court settings, while most of Takara's points came from steals and layups in transition.
CAJ finished 2-2 in pool play and has now pushed its overall season record to 6-10. They will start tournament play on Saturday with a game against Kubasaki at 12:20 p.m.


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Living Wage Foundation
Tatry Group is a Recognised Service Provider proudly working together with the Living Wage Foundation, the organisation at the heart of the movement for fair pay.
We are delighted to be recognised for showing leadership on this issue, as an organisation with people at its heart and one that is focused on having a positive impact on society. The Living Wage commitment will see Tatry Group offer a Living Wage option for each and every request for tender. This will mean that even more organisations can consider paying all of their contracted staff a wage that meets the cost of living. Recognised Service Providers also commit to pay the real Living Wage to all staff working for their core business.
On our membership, Living Wage Foundation Director, Katherine Chapman said: "The benefits the Living Wage brings to staff and business are clear. I welcome the leadership shown by Tatry Group on this important issue."
The real Living Wage is an hourly rate set independently and updated annually, based on the cost of living in the UK and London. We have made the commitment to always offer a real Living Wage option when contracting staff to clients. We believe that every member of staff should earn a wage that meets the cost of living, and we are working hard to make this a reality.
Our support of this initiative is evidence of our progressive approach that recognises the many social and economic benefits that a fair pay rate brings. Put simply, it represents a 'win win win' situation; better for the individual, better for business and more broadly society as a whole.
Amy, one of Tatry Group's first cleaners in Milton Keynes said "I am pleased to be one of the first people I know receiving the Living Wage. Obviously, I am pleased with the increase in my wages but feel it is a fair, ethical wage and should be implemented country-wide. I wouldn't want to work for another employer and feel it is important to support my employer drive this initiative!"
ABOUT THE LIVING WAGE FOUNDATION
The Living Wage was launched by Citizens UK in 2001. The principle behind the Living Wage is simple and powerful: that work should bring dignity and should enable families to enjoy the essentials of life.
The Living Wage is an hourly rate set independently and updated annually. The Living Wage is calculated according to the basic cost of living in the UK. Employers choose to pay the Living Wage on a voluntary basis. The Living Wage enjoys cross party support.
The London Living Wage is currently £10.55 per hour and covers all boroughs in Greater London. The UK Living Wage for outside of London is currently £9.00 per hour. These figures are set annually by the Resolution Foundation.
The Living Wage Foundation recognises and celebrates the leadership shown by employers across the UK. Currently more than 3000 employers commit to paying all of their directly employed and subcontracted staff the real Living Wage as part of our accredited employer network. Over 90 Recognised Service Providers work with us to offer Living Wage options for contracted staff, ensuring a real Living Wage is always possible when outsourcing services.
You can find out more about the Living Wage by visiting www.livingwage.org.uk, and about the programme we are now part of here: http://www.livingwage.org.uk/about-service-provider-recognition
WHAT ABOUT THE GOVERNMENT'S NATIONAL LIVING WAGE?
In July 2015, the Chancellor of the Exchequer announced that the UK Government would introduce a compulsory 'national living wage'. This is an increase in the government minimum wage for staff over 25 years old. It was introduced in April 2016 and the rate is £8.21 per hour. The rate is separate to the Living Wage rate calculated by the Living Wage Foundation.  The government rate is based on median earnings while the Living Wage Foundation rates are calculated according to the cost of living.
BENEFITS FOR BUSINESS
An independent study of the business benefits of implementing a Living Wage policy in London found:
More than 80% of employers believe that the Living Wage had enhanced the quality of the work of their staff
Absenteeism had fallen by approximately 25%
66% of employers reported a significant impact on recruitment and retention within their organisation.
70% of employers felt that the Living Wage had increased consumer awareness of their organisation's commitment to be an ethical employer
The National Minimum Wage v The National Living Wage v The Living Wage:
The National Minimum Wage
(including the 'national living wage')
The Living Wage
The legal minimum an employee can earn in an hour. Employers break the law if they fail to pay this rate
A voluntary rate that employers pay in order to go above and beyond the government minimum.
The 'national living wage' rate is set at £8.21 an hour
Current UK Living Wage is £9.00 an hour
Current London Living Wage is £10.55 an hour
This will increase each year,
with the aim of reaching 60% of the median wage across the country by 2020 (this would mean around £9 an hour, but the Low Pay Commission will consider what the market can bear)
This will increase in line with the cost of living. Increases are announced in Living Wage Week every year
Different rates apply depending on the age of the employee
The 'national living wage' is for over 25s only
The Living Wage is the same for all employees over the age of 18
Set by the Low Pay Commission
Set by the Living Wage Foundation
Based on an estimation of what the market can bear
Based on the cost of living
The rates are the same right across the UK
There is a separate rate for London,
 to reflect the higher cost of living in the Capital


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Marines play corn hole during the Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron fall festival at the chapel aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Oct. 17. Single Marines were invited to enjoy the day to promote a sense of camaraderie within the unit. The Marines are with H&HS. - Marines play corn hole during the Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron fall festival at the chapel aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Oct. 17. Single Marines were invited to enjoy the day to promote a sense of camaraderie within the unit. The Marines are with H&HS.
H&HS kicks off the holiday season
Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron held a fall festival at the chapel aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Oct. 17. Marines, spouses and children were invited for a day of autumn activities to kick off the holiday season.
Thousands of Marines and civilian personnel drive on Geiger Boulevard to come arrive and depart Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort each day. The road was named after Gen. Roy S. Geiger, the fifth Marine aviator and first Marine to lead an Army. Geiger enlisted in the Marine Corps as a Private in November 1907 and attended basic training on Naval Station Norfolk, Va. After submitting his college degree with a request to become a Marine officer, Geiger was accepted, and earned his commission as a second lieutenant in February 1909. - Thousands of Marines and civilian personnel drive on Geiger Boulevard to come arrive and depart Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort each day. The road was named after Gen. Roy S. Geiger, the fifth Marine aviator and first Marine to lead an Army. Geiger enlisted in the Marine Corps as a Private in November 1907 and attended basic training on Naval Station Norfolk, Va. After submitting his college degree with a request to become a Marine officer, Geiger was accepted, and earned his commission as a second lieutenant in February 1909.
Geiger Blvd. – Paving the way of the Corps
Thousands of Marines and civilian personnel drive on Geiger Boulevard to come arrive and depart Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort each day. The road was named after Gen. Roy S. Geiger, the fifth Marine aviator and first Marine to lead an Army.


cases that truly emphasize the brand-demanding attention across the sales floor.
Our case designs work every bit as hard as the labels on the bottle - giving store staff an opportunity to leverage the graphics & create something great and really make the brand sing out.
casecards work equally hard - increasing visibility and awareness in situations with less space.
The Wrongo Dongo casecard (see below) had printing on two layers that were separated by thick foam tape.
layer - resulting in eyes that moved as you walked by the display. Now thats increasing visibility!
talkers & stickers provide a little more information for both the unaware consumer - who doesn't necessarily want to ask for help; and for the score savvy shopper - who is looking for a great wine and trusts the national reviewers.
these particular stickers and shelftalkers we generated on the fly through a password protected area on a client website. Within that section of the site its possible to generate these items (all custom data entry) and catalogs for tastings and presentations.
Full customized catalogs up to 850 pages deep take just a couple of minutes to generate, with options such as wine selections, order of wines, pricing (or not), winery images, reviews, scores and even pagination.
message we were able to grow the brand following with loyal repeat customers.
• Social Media thats interconnected.
What do we mean by customizable?
The user can select to show MSRP pricing or not, and for individual wines: reviews can be cherry picked from all the major reviewers for the last 3 or 4 vintages of their choice.
Dunkin' Brands, Nasoya, Wellness and Holistic Selects, Togo's, New Balance & Cape Cod Potato Chips.
So, if you're considering vehicle wraps we would love to chat.


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Professor Ryan Baker (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
Some Challenges for the Next 18 Years of Learning Analytics
After nine years of learning analytics conferences, we have accurate models of constructs many didn't think we could model, dashboards and interventions and (some) evidence they work, and scaled solutions that are being used to change student outcomes. Learning analytics has been unusually successful in a short time. Let's pat ourselves on the back. And after that, let's reflect. We have solved some challenging problems. So, what's next? Where should we go — and are we actually going there? I have a few thoughts. And a few concerns. In this talk, I'll discuss a few hard problems that I see looming in the path of an optimally beneficial learning analytics; some of the big goals I think we can strive to achieve; some of the grand challenges we will need to — and I think can — solve; and perhaps most importantly — how we'll know if we've gotten there.
Ryan Baker is Associate Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, and Director of the Penn Center for Learning Analytics. His lab conducts research on engagement and robust learning within online and blended learning, seeking to find actionable indicators that can be used today but which predict future student outcomes. Baker has developed models that can automatically detect student engagement in over a dozen online learning environments, and has led the development of an observational protocol and app for field observation of student engagement that has been used by over 150 researchers in 4 countries. Predictive analytics models he helped develop have been used to benefit hundreds of thousands of students, over a hundred thousand people have taken MOOCs he ran, and he has coordinated longitudinal studies that spanned over a decade. He was the founding president of the International Educational Data Mining Society, is currently serving as Associate Editor of two journals, was the first technical director of the Pittsburgh Science of Learning Center DataShop, and currently serves as Co-Director of the MOOC Replication Framework (MORF). Baker has co-authored published papers with over 300 colleagues.
Professor Lise Getoor (University of California Santa Cruz, USA)
Scalable Collective Reasoning for Richly Structured Socio-Behavioral Data
Learning analytics requires making sense of large, complex, and heterogeneous data. There are often data alignment and integration challenges. Data can be missing or noisy. Many times there is auxiliary domain knowledge, and often there is rich socio-behavioral data as well. In this talk, I will describe some common challenges for dealing with richly structured heterogeneous data. I will provide an introduction to probabilistic soft logic (PSL), an open-source toolkit being developed in my group that is well suited to the data integration, domain understanding, and performance analysis common in learning analytics. I will ground the presentation with several learning domain examples, including analysis of engagement and learning in online college and high-school MOOCs.
Lise Getoor is a professor in the Computer Science Department and director of the Data, Discovery and Decisions Data Science Research Center at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Her research areas include machine learning, data integration and reasoning under uncertainty, with an emphasis on graph and network data. She has over 200 publications and extensive experience with machine learning and probabilistic modeling methods for graph and network data. She is a Fellow of the Association for Artificial Intelligence, has served as an elected board member of the International Machine Learning Society, the board of the Computing Research Association (CRA), and was co-chair for ICML 2011. She is the recipient of an NSF Career Award and twelve best paper and best student paper awards. She received her PhD from Stanford University in 2001, her MS from UC Berkeley, and her BS from UC Santa Barbara, and was a professor in the Computer Science Department at the University of Maryland, College Park from 2001-2013.
Professor Shirley Alexander (University of Technology Sydney, Australia)
The Data-Intensive University: A Field Guide
The former CEO of Hewlett Packard Lew Platt is reported to have once said "if only Hewlett Packard knew what Hewlett Packard knows, we would be three times more productive." The same could well be said of many universities. Managing a large contemporary university in the 21st Century is a challenging endeavour requiring ever increasingly complex decision making. Yet the ways in which these decisions are made are often devoid of the standard and well used research processes of drawing upon what is already known (published research in the area), as well as collecting and analysing the data the institution already has. This talk will be in two parts: the first will outline the ways in which a large urban university in Australia is achieving its goal of becoming a "data intensive university" by using existing research and data to make data-driven decisions. The second part will look at the role that data and analytics might play in meeting some of the emerging challenges facing the higher education sector over the next decade.
Shirley Alexander is Professor of Learning Technologies at the University of Technology, Sydney where she is currently Deputy Vice-Chancellor & Vice President (Education and Students). She has previously held the positions of Director of the Institute for Interactive Media and Learning, and Dean of the Faculty of Education. She is responsible for leading the achievement of the University's key priorities in teaching and learning, the student experience and the use of data analytics in all aspects of the university's work. Her responsibilities also include increasing the opportunities for student and staff learning, and the development of a strong student culture across the University. Shirley's long term research agenda has been on the effective use of information and communication technologies in learning in both the tertiary and schools sectors. She was a member of two successive national government committees on teaching and learning in higher education from 1997 to 2004. The University of Technology Sydney is engaged in a major campus redevelopment project which will involves $1billion in expenditure and Shirley has led the teams designing the teaching and learning, and student space projects. She aims to drive changes to the student experience of university through the design of spaces. She has initiated and led the "Data Intensive University" project, a university-wide initiative to ensure the university makes best use of data in the full range of its activities.


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Hadid's Guangzhou Opera House Damaged in Fire
Zaha Hadid's Guangzhou Opera House in China has been damaged by a blaze. According to media reports, the fire, which has now been extinguished, started early on Saturday morning. No one was hurt and all staff were evacuated safely. The extent of the damage to the 46,000m² oper
Zaha Hadid's Guangzhou Opera House in China has been damaged by a blaze.
According to media reports, the fire, which has now been extinguished, started early on Saturday morning. No one was hurt and all staff were evacuated safely.
The extent of the damage to the 46,000m² opera house, which was still under construction, is unknown. The 1bn-yuan project was expected to open later this year.
In February Rem Koolhaas's 159m Television Cultural Centre was also severely damaged by fire.
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Baseball: Tony Locey (Tonight) and Emerson Hancock (Tomorrow) on the Mound For Georgia vs. Auburn
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Georgia junior Tony Locey and sophomore Emerson Hancock will start the first two games of the Auburn series here for the eighth-ranked Bulldogs.
The Bulldogs (37-13, 16-8 SEC), under the direction of Ike Cousins head coach Scott Stricklin, battle Auburn (29-18, 12-12 SEC) starting Friday at 7 p.m. ET. The series continues Saturday at 3 p.m. ET and concludes Sunday at 2 p.m. ET. The conference series will be available on SEC Network+ and the Georgia Bulldog Sports Network.
Locey (8-1, 2.63 ERA) made his first career SEC Friday night start in last week's Florida series, and he led the Bulldogs to a 6-4 win. Hancock (7-2, 1.04), who is the SEC ERA leader and ranked second nationally in that category, has missed his last two starts to rest a lat muscle.
Georgia has not announced a starter for game three of the Auburn series. Sophomore left-hander C.J. Smith (3-3, 4.30 ERA) will be out again this week due to a sore back. With Hancock and Smith out for the Florida series, the Bulldogs turned to junior right-hander Tim Elliott (6-3, 2.56 ERA) and freshman right-hander Cole Wilcox (2-0, 4.17 ERA). They were dominating in helping Georgia complete a sweep of the Gators, winning 9-1 and 4-1.
Also of note, Bulldog junior third baseman/closer Aaron Schunk returned to action Wedneday against Jacksonville State after missing the past six games with a sore heel. He was Georgia's leading hitter at the time of his injury. He entered the game as a pinch-hitter in the fifth and delivered a two-run double to help spark a five-run rally. He played six innings at third base and started the 11th inning on the mound with the scored tied at 8-all. The Gamecocks would go on to win 9-8. He ranks in the top 10 nationally with 11 saves along with a 1-2 record and a 2.53 ERA. Schunk is batting .337 with seven home runs and 33 RBI.
Georgia has posted its best record after 50 games since the 1990 national championship team was 40-10 at this point in the season. The 1990 Bulldogs claimed the SEC's first baseball national title and finished with a record of 52-19. This season, Georgia is in the hunt for its first SEC title since 2008. The Bulldogs trail Vanderbilt by two games with six conference games left to play. Earlier this season, Georgia won the Vanderbilt series 2-1 in Athens.
The Tigers have won the past three series against Georgia coming in 2013 (2-1 in Auburn), 2015 (3-0 in Auburn) and 2017 (2-1 in Athens). Georgia's last series win over Auburn came in 2012 in Athens (3-0), and the last time it won as the road team was 2006, a three-game sweep. Auburn leads the all-time series 148-132-3 in record dating back to 1897.
Stellar defense has been one constant for Georgia as the Bulldogs are on pace to set a Fielding Percentage school record for the second year in a row. Currently, Georgia is fielding .980 overall and a league-best .986 in SEC action. Last year, the Bulldogs established the fielding mark at .979 overall. In the series sweep of No. 21 Missouri this year, the Bulldogs turned their first Triple Play since 1963!
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Television/Radio
TV: Friday vs. AU @ 7 pm ET (SEC Network+); Link: http://www.gado.gs/2ku
Saturday vs. AU @ 3 pm ET (SEC Network+); Link: http://www.gado.gs/2kw
Sunday vs. AU @ 2 pm ET (SEC Network+); Link: http://www.gado.gs/2ky
Radio: Georgia Bulldog Sports Network from IMG College (David Johnston & Jeff Dantzler)
Stations: 960 AM-WRFC and selected affiliates (check your local listings), also via the Georgia Bulldogs app and TuneIn app.
Georgia vs. Auburn 2019
Author / Greg Poole
Greg is closing in on 11 years writing about and photographing UGA sports. While often wrong and/or out of focus, it has been a long, strange trip full of fun and new friends.
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Managing Marbles: He Did It!!!
We decided that this summer was the perfect time for Archer to start taking swim lessons. He has no fear of water and LOVES to be in it. Swim Venture had been recommended to us, so I did some research. When I found out that they FIRST taught the kids the survival float (jumping in with your clothes on, flipping to your back, floating, then calling for HELP) I was SOLD!!! Today, Archer passed his survival float test! I was one proud mama to say the least.
Waiting to take his test.
Watch the video below to see Archer pass his test!
If you pass the test, you get to ring the pirate ship bell. RING! RING!
So proud with his new ribbon...now he is going to work on earning a purple one.
And, look at what he got for being such a good swimmer...his very first pair of goggles.
That video made tears well up in my eyes! SO proud of him!!!


Defected believe that house music brings people together. Clubbing experiences should be enjoyable, affordable and inclusive. They aim to make their parties full of great moments, uniting you, the community, through incredible music selected by their DJ/producers in the very best clubs across the world.
This summer Defected In The House returns to Ibiza and the clubbing capital of the universe. The gateway for many visitors' first Ibiza experience, San Antonio has a fresh, up-for-it crowd who represent the future of our culture. San Antonio is the ideal home for Defected's 2017 season at the heart of one of the island's most accessible venues. With its rich heritage, Eden is Ibiza's sleeping giant.
With more than 20 dates and a formidable programme of top international DJ talent to follow, Defected cannot wait to see you on the dancefloor every Sunday from 21st May 2017.


This week we take a look at young people and acting. Nottingham Playhouse's Youth Theatre group are staging their own version of the 'The Visit'. It's a big challenge for everyone involved but looks set to be an impressive production. Find out more in this week's show.


Here is a beautiful minimalist LED light. When switched on, a silhouette of a classic lampshade appears on the wall. The head of the pole resembles a socket. Design by Naoki Ono and Yuki Yamamoto of YOY.
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La Discrète is a simple desk lamp that highlights small items. It can be easily converted into a back-lit, wall-mounted shelf with an optional wall bracket. Design by Fabien Dumas for Marset.


Location: Soluna City Museum --> Star Captains!
Objective: You found the part for your ship! Unfortunately you were beamed away before you could repair it.
Val: New adventures await you off-planet! For a limited time, all Star Captains may travel to the planet for a special sneak peak!
Val: After this preview, to access the off-planet missions you must meet the prerequisites.
Val: As you may know, my dream is to make this an interplanetary museum with artifacts from all over the galaxy!
Val: Casca, the leader of House Mystraven, tels me that she and the other House Leaders have an interest in artifacts.
Val: ..and Dean Warlic is working with us to gather a team of investigative researchers from various fields of inquiry!
Val: Volunteering at the Museum puts you in a position to be at the forefront of off-planet exploration, <Character!>!
Val: We are currently observing a distant planet which is emitting pulsations of an unknown power field.
Val: One unusual aspect of this planet is that its observable physical features appear to contain no pigments at all!
Val: Casca's people call it Planet Liath.
Val: Casca's been studying this planet for years - since before she traveled here to Planet Loreon!
Val: .. but it is exciting to have the opportunity to investigate a new world, don't you think?
Val: After this preview, to access this mission you must meet some requirements.
Val: You must complete the Jungle, Desert, and Ocean missions here in the Museum.
Val: You must also have flight clearance to travel off-planet.
Val: Check you C-Mail and the Story button on the News Screen in Soluna Main to track your progress.
Val: We haven't been able to make contact and the dangers are great - but I need someone to fly to Liath... <Character>?
Val: ...a strange interference prevents us from gathering much information remotely. We should try to get closer.
Lisa: We are in range of Planet Liath, <Character>. Shall we establish orbit and begin scanning?
Lisa: <Character>, we've encountered some kind of cosmic radiation cloud and it's affecting our systems!
Lisa: Shields, weapons, navigation... everything! We can't even pull out of the planet's gravitational pull!
Lisa: I'm sorry, <Character>, but I think we'd better prepare for a crash landing!
Lisa: System report. During the crash, we lost one of our engines.
Lisa: It should be someplace nearby so take a look around. Be on your guard. I am picking up life signs.
Lisa: I sent out several drone repair trucks in case you need assistance. They will be scattered about your search field.
Lisa: According to ship's readings, there are several aircraft in the area. They may be hostile. Be careful.
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Pilot: Welcome aboard! Sorry for any confusion.
Pilot: I'm sorry if you were hit by any of our attacks. We're sent to monitor the monster situation.
Pilot: We came across you and we weren't sure to think of it but we decided to help you so I beamed you aboard our airship.
Pilot: We're taking you back to our hometown for further questioning. Rest assured, you're not a prisoner.
Pilot: I admit, we're concerned with your appearance. I've never seen such... I don't even know what to call it.
Pilot: Anyways, please rest and as a peace offering, we can sell you some weapons for that craft you have.
Pilot: Let me know if you need anything I will let you know when we arrive. Welcome to Planet Liath.


It might not be long until Snapchat's business model fades as its messages do.
In about eight months, Instagram Stories, the function of Facebook's image-sharing social network that allows users to post images and short videos that disappear after 24 hours, has amassed 200 million daily users, it announced today. That's more than the 161 million users that Snapchat, which pioneered the daily story feature, has attracted in the five years the company has existed.
Snap, the parent company of Snapchat which debuted on the New York Stock Exchange in February, wasn't immediately available to comment on how many daily users it has now—the last reported figure was accurate through Dec. 31, 2016. But in Snap's IPO filings, it revealed that user growth had slowed in recent quarters, and it's very likely that Instagram's copying of one of its main features has not helped it attract new users.
It's not clear what Facebook's assault will have on the newly public Snap. But Facebook's ability to quickly (and legally) copy any feature Snapchat has and send it out to upwards of 2 billion users at any given time was always likely to be a real concern for Snap's long-term health. The vast majority of Snap's revenue comes from advertisements on Snapchat, and a large slice of that comes from the video ads it shows between Stories. If that money dries up because its users switch to Facebook, and Snap hasn't found something to replace it with, the company may well struggle to survive. At the time of publishing, Snap's stock price was down roughly 1.5% on the day, to $20—only about $3 more than the original IPO price, and below the $24 price it debuted on the market.


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Those who are facing allegations of domestic violence need to be aware how serious the charges really are. This is one of those charges where the people closest to the defendant judge him or her to be guilty before the case even goes to court. These charges can be difficult to defend, but here are five possible defenses to domestic violence charges.
This is one of the rarest used, but if the victim voluntarily consented to a certain act, then it's possible that the consent can be used as a domestic violence defense.
Many defendants in domestic violence cases were simply trying to protect their children or acted in self-defense. If the defendant was not the initial aggressor, had a response that was proportional to the other person's actions and those actions were perceived to be an imminent threat, then this defense may be effective.
This is common, especially if there is a child custody battle or divorce in progress. It's possible to find inconsistencies in the alleged victim's story, which can strengthen the defense's case.
If there was someone else who committed the crime, that's one of the best defenses of all — when you can prove it. Providing an alibi or proving that the other person was close to the crime scene can provide weight to the defense's argument.
If there is not enough evidence shown by the prosecution to uphold a guilty verdict beyond a reasonable doubt, then there should be no guilty verdict.
An experienced Utah criminal defense attorney can provide more information on viable defense strategies that pertain specifically to your case.


KENYA - The Kakamega county government has embarked on a Sh240 million Smart Dairy farms initiative.
Deputy Governor Philip Kutima said through the project, each of the 12 sub-counties will have a fully-fledged Smart Dairy farm station at a cost of Sh20 million.
The sub-counties are Malava, Lugari, Likuyani, Navakholo, Shinyalu, Lurambi, Ikolomani, Mumias West, Mumias East and Butere.
"So far we have established two such stations at Bukura in Khwisero and Matungu sub-counties and we shall be rolling out more of them," Professor Kutima told The Standard yesterday.
The facilities have each a capacity to accommodate 25 pedigree dairy cows.
"Our focus is to transform Kakamega from a net milk importer to a chief exporter of dairy products going forward," said Professor Kutima.
The county has been relying on milk supplies from the neighbouring Nandi County, which accounts for more than 80 per cent of milk consumed in the area.
According to the official, Sh50 million has been earmarked in the 2018/2019 financial year budget for putting up a milk processing plant at Tumbeni in Malava sub-county.
"We have already acquired an eight-acre piece of land and erected a fence in Malava," said Professor Kutima.
This is in addition to the Sh34 million milk processor installed at Bukura Agricultural College by German and Dutch governments last year.
Richard Wekesa, the college principal, had earlier indicated that the facility, with a capacity to process 10,000 litres of milk daily, would also produce a broad spectrum of dairy products, including yoghurt, cheese and butter.
The processor is expected to serve farmers from Kakamega, Bungoma, Vihiga, Busia and Siaya counties.
The county's One Cow Initiative launched three years ago by Governor Wycliffe Oparanya has seen households receive 600 pedigree dairy cows free of charge.


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The tourists will arrive on a Dutch schooner from Oban, Argyll and Bute
The £1,600 trip, which will begin next May, sold out within days
The visitors will be led by Nick Hancock, who spent 45 days on Rockall in 2014
By Ted Thornhill, Mailonline Travel Editor
Published: 08:29 EST, 27 June 2019 | Updated: 10:30 EST, 27 June 2019
An alternative travel company that usually takes tourists to Chernobyl has organised a world-first tour for intrepid travellers to an uninhabited Scottish island.
It's running an expedition that will see 18 tourists travel on a Dutch schooner from Oban, Argyll and Bute to the islet of Rockall - for £1,600 a head.
The trip, which will begin next May, sold out within days and is the first publicly accessible trip to the volcanic plug - home to only molluscs and seabirds.
A travel company has organised a world-first tour for intrepid travellers to an uninhabited Scottish island. It's running an expedition that will see 18 tourists travel on a Dutch schooner from Oban, Argyll and Bute to the islet of Rockall (pictured) - for £1,600 a head
Travellers will get a chance to step onto Rockall, which is 260 miles west of the Outer Hebrides, 30 metres wide and rises 21 metres above sea level.
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But tourists will only get around 15 to 20 minutes on the rock - as 'there is not much to do', according to the travel company organising the trip.
Lupine Travel, based in Wigan, Greater Manchester, is putting on the voyage with the help of adventurer Nick Hancock, who spent 45 days on Rockall in the summer of 2014.
Save for a satellite phone, Mr Hancock was completely cut off from civilization.
The travel company normally specialises in tours to more challenging destinations such as Chernobyl and North Korea.
Lupine Travel, based in Wigan, Great Manchester, is putting on the voyage with the help of adventurer Nick Hancock (pictured), who spent 45 days on Rockall in the summer of 2014
Save for a satellite phone, Mr Hancock was completely cut off from civilization
Tour director James Finnerty said: 'We have 18 clients taking part but all together we will have about 25 people including staff.
'I believe this is the first time tourists have publicly been able to book this trip.
'It's an adventure, but it is all weather dependent.
'There's nothing to do on the rock but it's just one of those things.
'It's a great sense of adventure.
'All of the clients taking part have travelled around the world and a lot of them are looking for the next thing.
Tour director James Finnerty, pictured, said: 'We have 18 clients taking part but all together we will have about 25 people including staff. 'I believe this is the first time tourists have publicly been able to book this trip'
Claimed in 1955 by the UK, Rockfall was incorporated as part of Scotland in 1972, but this has been disputed over the years by Ireland as well as Denmark and Iceland
'We expected it to be popular but not as popular as it has been.'
The visitors will be given wetsuits, boots and flotation devices to get them onto the mound, led by Mr Hancock, who broke the world record for the longest stay on the island.
Mr Finnerty added: 'Nick will be our guide. It's absolutely fantastic to have him, he was keen to come on board.
'He's very experienced and he knows where all the installed rock points are in the rock.
'There is a real growing trend for people wanting to visit every country. They are working on the basis of "what's left, what's next?"'
Claimed in 1955 by the UK, Rockfall was incorporated as part of Scotland in 1972, but this has been disputed over the years by Ireland as well as Denmark and Iceland.
Scotland's legal position is being disputed by the Irish, whose fishermen have long worked around the island.
Last month, the Scottish Government warned that enforcement action would be taken against any Irish vessels seen within 12 nautical miles of the North Atlantic island.
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Els cavars o cavares (en llatí Cavari o Cavares, en grec antic Καύαροι o Καούαροι) eren un poble celto-lígur de la Gàl·lia Narbonesa.

Estrabó diu que els volques, a la riba occidental del Roine, tenien els sal·luvis i els cavars a la part oposada. El nom de cavars s'aplicava en general als gals que vivien en aquella riba, i tot i ser anomenats bàrbars, una majoria havien adoptat la llengua i els costums romans, i alguns havien obtingut la ciutadania romana.

El seu territori era entre el Roine i l'Isère, i se suposa que concretament a la regió d'Avenio (Avinyó) i Arausio (Aurenja) i potser Carpentoracte (Carpentràs). Claudi Ptolemeu diu que la ciutat de Valença, pertanyia als segal·launs, i tant ell com Plini el Vell diuen que entre els segal·launs i els cavars hi vivien els tricastins.

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In an Undertone
Word from The Weevil Neighbourhood
BLINDFOLD repressed
One of our first releases was a 12″ by an unknown artist featuring two tracks "All Those Colours" b/w "We Cannot See".
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In June 2017, we released a reissue of the record in a similar fashion as the other repressings. The record will be avaible in the shops in the course of the next few weeks. A handful of copies are available directly at the webshop.
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Lewis Hamilton: Now I get to make my own decisions – and mistakes
The McLaren driver talks exclusively about the difficult relationship with his father and going for a second world title
Lewis Hamilton is leading the Formula One drivers championship despite having a difficult year away from the track. Photograph: Hoch Zwei/McLaren
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"I'm a Formula One racing driver, dammit," Lewis Hamilton says passionately. His gaze sweeps across Silverstone, the grand old circuit for this Sunday's British grand prix, as he describes the sporting obsession which frames the often painful twists and turns of his ordinary life. "It's like the best thing ever. I get to work with such an incredible group of people and I have this amazing car and, when I get inside, it just lights me up. No matter what problem I have, it takes it all away. It's amazing."
Hamilton arrives at Silverstone as the leader of the drivers' championship, having followed consecutive victories in Istanbul and Montreal with a second place at the European grand prix. His British team-mate and the reigning world champion, Jenson Button, is just behind him as McLaren lead the constructors' battle in a compelling season. Yet Hamilton's traumatic personal journey over the past five months has been even more testing.
His decision to ask his father, Anthony, to step aside as his manager was distressing. He then had to tell the world in March, only weeks before this defining season, that he and his father were professionally estranged. At the same time he broke up with his girlfriend, Nicole Scherzinger, after two years together.
"Mmmmm," the 25-year-old winces, "they both happened at a similar stage. So there was a lot of weight on my shoulders. It wasn't a great spot in the year."
Hamilton is now gradually rebuilding his complicated relationship with his father, and he has also reunited with Scherzinger. "I'm generally always happy," he says. "But everything has to be balanced for you to perform perfectly. There's always something that can get in the way and it comes down to how strong you are in dealing with it."
The most unsettling imbalance in Hamilton's life was that, after 17 years of working together, he and his father had reached a standstill. Hamilton needed a dad rather than a manager. "It's been a very hard transition," he says. "There was never a good way of doing it. Or, maybe there was, and I just don't know if I did it the best way. Communication wasn't great between us so it was very difficult for the whole family."
Stricken with guilt and anxiety, Hamilton had considered breaking away from his father "for a long time. I held off doing it because it was so tough to tell him. He loves it so much. I didn't want to take it away. But you're trying to continue what he's given you and to get something else you've wanted from him a very long time: which is just him being your dad."
Does his father understand that now? "Um …" Hamilton says, "I think he does. It's really difficult. There will be part of him that has a strict opinion on certain things and says, 'No, you're making a mistake.' And there'll be part of him which just says, 'I'm happy you're happy.'"
A gaping hole, however, has been blown through the core of Anthony Hamilton's identity. It first took shape when he helped eight-year-old Lewis start kart-racing in 1993. "Of course," his son murmurs. "That's the hardest thing. He lived and breathed it. He was at every race and now he's not at the races and I'm doing so well. It's going to take time for him to adjust."
Did Hamilton have to ask his dad to stay away from the paddock? "I had to say the first four races. But then …" Hamilton pauses, and smiles sadly. "It's ended up being a bit more." His dad has missed the first nine races – but Hamilton has invited him to watch this weekend's grand prix either from the paddock or a prime position in the grandstands. "He may even come here," Hamilton says, looking down from our seated enclave at the British Racing Drivers' Club.
Here, Hamilton reveals the appealing personality that sometimes gets lost in the whirl of racing celebrity. He laughs shyly at the suggestion that a symbol of his new independence can be seen in the small black studs glinting from his recently pierced ears.
"The last time I had them done I was about 15. But on the way home I took the studs out. I couldn't bear my dad seeing them because he would have broken my balls. It was a similar feeling when I walked into the paddock this time – I knew everyone would have an opinion. But I don't care what other people think now."
Hamilton seems to be racing with more conviction than ever, even though the Red Bulls of Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber are still faster. "There's definitely a good momentum building in our team. We're very strong and the car is getting better and better. I think I've driven as well as I've ever done but at the start of the season things were just not going my way. But winning in Canada was definitely the best weekend I've had all year. It meant I led the championship again [for the first time since he was world champion in 2008] but what's even nicer is waking up knowing you've won the race. The season is so long you don't really get to celebrate. It just builds up throughout the year and you store it and, hopefully, at the end you get to let all the emotions out."
The personal trauma Hamilton has had to overcome, allied to the intensity of competition, means that a possible second championship would seem even more special to him. "In terms of pure challenge and greatness if I was to win this world championship it would be just a remarkable achievement. I'm working as hard as I can to do it. My dream is to win three world championships – and to emulate Ayrton Senna – but just to get the second is bloody hard."
Hamilton laughs before conceding that one of the most fascinating aspects of this season has been the rivalry between team-mates – at McLaren, Red Bull and between Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa at Ferrari. Hamilton's win in Istanbul depended on Vettel and Webber racing each other so hard that they eventually collided. He giggles when asked if the tension is likely to escalate between the Red Bull drivers? "Oh yeah! It's interesting. I don't know what friction Fernando and Felipe have but I've not seen them standing together for a long time.
"So it's been very impressive how me and Jenson are coping. Our relationship is great even if, without doubt, he wants to beat me and he knows I want to beat him. It helps if you're both racing on the straight and narrow – even if it's not easy having two world champions both wanting to win the title. Of course the most important ingredient is to finish ahead of your team-mate. But if I don't do that it'll be because I've not done a good job."
Last season, in a poor car, Hamilton endured his worst spell in Formula One. "It was serious character building. You have to go through those struggles and learn from them. What sucked about it is that I was still world champion, and still rated the best driver, but I couldn't show that on the track. But we kept pushing and in the end we won two races."
Did he ever doubt his ability after dominating Formula One for much of his first two seasons? "To be honest, I think I get better every year. That's not meant to sound like me blowing smoke up my arse but you get experienced. My first year was amazing but there were so many holes I fell down. If I went back to 2007 now [when he lost the championship in the final race] I'd blitz that year no problem. I really would because I've had that experience.
"I've never doubted my ability in F1. The last time I did was when I moved to single-seaters [10 years ago]. There was a lot of pressure from Dad and Ron Dennis [the former McLaren team principal]. It was horrible and I was having to study at the same time. People were just attacking me and it was hard work. But I pulled through."
Those often forgotten struggles mean that Hamilton, despite his prodigious rise, is unlikely to make the same mistakes in his private life as Tiger Woods. He admits, however, that he has seen some salutary warnings in Woods's travails this year. "For people in my position it does raise awareness. It's such tricky territory. He's a phenomenal athlete but it's such a shame his personal life has affected his game. For me it was so sad to see someone so great, having given so much to the sport, being shredded away. I'm sure he'll be back but it makes you think."
The fact that Hamilton's American girlfriend is the lead singer for the Pussycat Dolls means that he is also scrutinised closely. "That is difficult but it's just part of having that balance and being sensible. Recently, things between us have been quite good. We had a dip, and people found out about it. But people have problems in their relationships all the time. So you work around it."
Hamilton still admits to feeling the occasional thrill when he is given an unexpected reminder of his own celebrity. "It's often a real pleasure – and a surprise that people know you. I go back to Switzerland and get on with normal life. And then you walk through an airport and you see a picture of yourself and it's like, 'Phew, that's incredible.'
"But it's not the easiest thing in the world to deal with. Over time you learn to accept it and handle it in the best way. You have to be very patient and very polite. And you have to be the least selfish person you possibly can be."
Yet Hamilton has been attacked specifically by groups such as Christian Aid for his decision to live in Switzerland, as a tax exile. "The thing you notice when you get to my position is that everyone has an opinion. I have opinions about lots of things but I don't always have to share them with the world. But if I look at what I did I've got to say I've been so happy. Switzerland is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. I've always wanted to live by a lake, and I do now [in Zurich]. I've also wanted to live in a place where they speak a different language. When I first went to Geneva I started to learn French but I got busier and so it didn't really work. I'm trying to learn German now – it's just hard when I've got so many balls in the air.
"I'm self-managed now but I've got McLaren and good people around me. I'm going to remain in control of my plans but I'll probably appoint someone to do the day-to-day things. It's different when your dad is the manager. He's the boss. Whereas I now get to make my own decisions and make my own mistakes, which is what you need to do."
It helps that he has recently become much closer to his mother, Carmen. "My mum has been amazing. My relationship with her has grown continuously over the last year. It got a bit separated [when his parents divorced years ago] because she remarried. Her new husband had kids and she also became a new mum – and then a grandma. But she's travelling with me now and she came to China and Canada. That's good because she's not had the chance too often in the past. In fact with the whole family I really think the future's bright and things are going to be great. It's just a hard time now – and you just want that bright future to happen now."
This Sunday, should he win at Silverstone and be embraced afterwards by his parents, and in particular his dad, that bright future will seem much closer. "My family came from nothing," he says, gazing out at the deserted track, "and so I want to help all of them – just like my dad helped me. Things are getting better. Before the race in Canada, we spoke on the day. We were messaging each other before the other races but that was the first time we actually spoke on the Sunday. And I saw him a week ago and I went to the house and spent the evening there."
The brilliant racer, so bent on a British grand prix victory and another world championship, smiles and looks up. It's easy, then, to see him more as a son thinking of his father. "Slowly but surely," he says, "we're getting there."
Formula One 2010


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