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Ageing Water Mains replacement in Mountmellick
7 March 2019 Go back to News
Works will improve security of supply for local community as part of Irish Water Leakage Reduction Programme
Irish Water, working in partnership with Laois County Council, has commenced works to replace aging water mains prone to frequent bursts in Mountmellick. The works are expected to be completed by June 2019.
Once complete, the benefits of the project for the local community will include a more reliable water supply for all customers. This means reduced leakage on the network which will improve water pressure to homes and businesses. Operational and maintenance costs will also be reduced as the network operation will require less maintenance.
The work is part of Irish Water's national Leakage Reduction Programme as part of which over €500 million is being invested to reduce the level of leakage across the country by fixing and replacing aging water mains. This will ensure a safe, reliable water supply which is vital for our health, our environment and our growing population and economy.
The works will involve the replacement of approximately 1050 metres of aged cast iron and problematic water mains with high density polyethylene (plastic) pipes.
The works will also involve laying new water service connections from the public water main in the road to customers' property boundaries and connecting it to the customers' water supply. Where the existing service connections on the public side are lead these will be replaced as part of the improvement works.
Irish Water has planned the works in short sections in order to limit impact on customers. Works may involve some short-term water shut offs and the project team will ensure that customers are given a minimum of 48 hours' notice prior to any planned water shut offs.
Traffic management will be in place during this time with stop/go arrangements or temporary traffic lights in place on Pearse Street as required. A diversion for southbound (Portlaoise) traffic will be in operation for the section of works on Pearse Street between the junction with Parnell Street and Irishtown roundabout. This will operate via Parnell Street/Sarsfield Street turning onto Connolly Street and then to Irishtown. Northbound traffic layout will remain as normal.
A local road closure is required for a number of days on Church Street from the junction with Pearse Street to the junction with O'Connell Square. The local community affected will be directly notified in advance of the closure. There may be local diversions in place for the duration of the works. Local and emergency traffic will be maintained at all times.
Commenting on the works, Joe Carroll said, 'The replacement of these aging water mains in Mountmellick will improve security of supply for local residents and businesses alike. Replacing the existing water mains with new modern pipes will provide a long-term solution to ensure a safe and secure water supply is delivered to customers. Irish Water understands this type of work can be inconvenient and will ensure our work crews make every effort to minimise any disruption these works may cause.'
Residents and businesses in the areas of the works have been notified and customers can call the Irish Water customer helpline on 1850 278 278 for any questions in relation to the works.
To find out more about Irish Water's national programme of works to reduce leakage and improve Ireland's water supply visit our Leakage Reduction Programme Page.
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Crystal Shrimp Dumplings are a famous traditional snack in Guangdong Province and belong to the Cantonese cuisine. Shrimp means "Xia", dumplings mean "Jiao", So Shrimp Dumplings mean "Xia Jiao" in Chinese. Xia Jiao means "har gow" in Cantonese.
Shrimp dumplings were first made in a pastry shop in Wu Village, Guangzhou, in the early 20th century, over 100 years ago.
At that time, Wu Village was very beautiful and prosperous. On both sides of the river, fishing boats would often be selling their fish and shrimp. In order to attract customers, the owner of this particular restaurant purchased locally acquired shrimp as well as pork and bamboo shoots to use as fillings to make shrimp dumplings.
At that time, shrimp dumplings were not very well known, but because of their originality and delicious taste, they quickly won the favor of diners. They became famous in Guangzhou and influenced the Cantonese-style dim sum.
The major restaurants competed with each other making and selling these delicious dumplings, and guests were attracted by the skill of the best pastry chefs as much as the delicious taste of these dumplings.
Remember to order a load of shrimp dumplings every time you go to a snack shop in Guangzhou. You will find it hard to resist the temptation to eat more, so make sure you get plenty. But today, I'm going to teach you to make them so you can get them any time you want.
The thing about shrimp dumplings that people notice is the crystal clear skin. Many people have attempted this and failed. After trying several times, the work pays off, and you will begin to progress. The skin of the shrimp dumplings is made not only highly transparent, but also has a particularly elastic feel when you're eating it, which complements the tender shrimps in the filling perfectly.
The main ingredients of the Crystal Shrimp Dumpling skins are wheat starch (cornflour) and tapioca starch.
Wheat starch is extracted from wheat flour, which contains some gluten (less than 1%). This gluten provides the necessary strength and elasticity for shrimp dumpling skin. The ratio of amylopectin to amylose in tapioca starch is as high as 80:20, making it thick, as well as sticky. After cooking, the tapioca starch is transparent and colorless, and because it is tasteless, it is naturally a good partner for wheat starch. There are many different claims about what the ratio of wheat starch to tapioca starch should be. After several attempts, I found that a 1:1 ratio is a good formula.
Unlike ordinary dumplings, Crystal Shrimp Dumplings must be made using boiling water. Starch is gelatinized at high temperatures and turns from an opaque white powder to a translucent dough. As for the proportions of starch and water, a ratio of 1:1 is used here, but you may find some tweaking is needed to achieve the best effect.
This recipe has two parts. The first part, shows how to make the skin of the Crystal Shrimp Dumplings and the second part tells how to make the filling for these dumplings.
Boil the water. I recommend using an electric kettle rather than boiling the water on the stove, as it will save you a lot of time. Do not measure 300 ml of water and then boil it as the moisture will evaporate and the amount of water will be reduced.
Fill the kettle and boil it. Place the bowl with the starch mix onto a scale and set it to zero. Pour boiling water into the mixture until it weighs 300 grams.
Make the shrimp dumpling skin: place the wheat starch and tapioca starch into a large bowl and stir with a wooden spoon. Mix well.
Next, with the bowl on the scales set to zero, pour the boiling water from the kettle slowly into the starch mixture while quickly stirring with chopsticks until it weighs 300 grams.
After the boiling water is added, continue stirring the mixture for a while. At this point, the mixture should already be turning into a translucent paste in the bowl.
Transfer the starch mixture to the surface you want to make the dough on, such as your countertop. You will be using your hands to form the dough, and even though it may still be quite hot, there is no better way to do it. If we love to eat, we cannot be afraid of suffering. As the dough is forming, you will notice that the dough is starting to turn a very elastic texture and feels like a water-filled balloon.
The dough of a good shrimp dumpling skin should look like the picture below. The surface should be smooth and elastic. Fresh dough cannot be used straight away because the elasticity is high, almost like rubber, and makes it difficult to roll into a shrimp dumpling skin. You need to let it relax, preferably in a sealed box, while you prepare the shrimp dumpling filling.
There is actually no special way to make the shrimp dumpling filling work. Some people use shrimp paste to help stick the filling together, while others use whole shrimps to add more taste. The taste and appearance of whole shrimp are appealing but is not practical when making the dumplings. So here we use a good method that requires you to cut the whole shrimp into 4-5 portions, which not only preserves the unique elasticity of the shrimp itself, but also makes the assembling of the dumplings less difficult.
250g shrimp (Choose the best quality shrimp you can buy. High-quality live shrimp is usually best, but you can also use high-quality frozen shrimp. We are using frozen shrimp in this recipe. High-quality frozen shrimps are frozen immediately on the boats, in order to preserve the freshness of the shrimp meat).
The first step is to remove the skin from the pork belly and slice it into small, semi-thick pieces.
Use a knife to slice all the meat up so it turns into mince. This can be tedious work, but meat that is minced by hand has better elasticity that prepackaged mince, and can be combined better with shrimp meat. If you find this is too hard, you can buy 250g of low fat pork mince from the store.
The second step is to cut the shrimp into small pieces of about one centimeter.
Next, chop the bamboo shoots into tiny pieces. The smaller the better. If you use canned bamboo shoots, which contain more water, you can squeeze the water into the filling with your hands. The meat can easily absorb this liquid.
Combine the pork, shrimp, bamboo shoots, kale leaves, sesame oil, salt, and pepper together and stir well with a stainless-steel spoon. You will need to put the amount of pepper you want in, depending on how much you like. Also make sure you put a moderate amount of salt and sesame oil in.
Now, it is time to do the last step: assembling the dumplings. There is as much expectation on how a dumpling looks as how to how it tastes. For example, there must be a round bulging part below the top of the dumpling, with 10-12 pleats. If there are not enough pleats, it means that the master chef's skill is poor. Don't expect to get this exactly right straightaway, it will take a few attempts to get it down pat.
The first step before assembling the dumplings is to get your steamer ready. Fill it with sufficient water and bring it to the boil on high.
While you are waiting for the water to boil, assemble the dumplings.
First, cut a portion out of the dough with a knife roll it with your hands into a strip of about 2.5 cm wide.
Cut this into about 8 equal portions.
Using a rolling pin, roll out each portion in a circle with an 8-10 cm circumference. The chef who specializes in making shrimp dumplings uses a round-shaped cutter to make the circles. This is a fast and good method. If you do not have a cutter, you can use a rolling pin. It takes a lot of effort and patience to pick it up, because the elasticity of the dough is really strong.
Starting from the edge near the filling, crimp the edges ¾ of the way around the dumpling, leaving ¼ uncrimped.
Then press the remaining part against the pleated section and pinch the edges together firmly, to ensure that the two do not separate. This completes our first shrimp dumpling!
The last and simplest step is to steam the shrimp dumplings. Place some nonstick baking paper inside the steamer. When the water in the steamer begins to boil, place the shrimp dumplings into the steamer. Make sure there is enough space between the dumplings, otherwise if they stick, it is not easy to pull them apart and their appearance is ruined.
After they are covered with the lid, you can start the timer. After 6 minutes of steaming, you can turn off the heat and remove the pan. When you open the lid, you may be a bit shocked. The dumplings will not look very transparent. Don't think you have done something wrong or that our method doesn't work. When the steam is gone, the magic begins and you will see that the shrimp dumpling skin slowly becomes transparent and you will be able to see the filling inside.
1.Shrimp dumplings must be made using boiling water, and the ratio of water to starch should be measured exactly right.
2.Fresh, high quality shrimp gives the best results.
3.The steaming process should not exceed 6 minutes or they will break open.


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GeometryElementary Geometry for College StudentsIn Exercises 9 and 10, use Heron's Formula. Find the area of a triangle whose sides measure 13 in., 14 in., and 15 in.
In Exercises 9 and 10, use Heron's Formula. Find the area of a triangle whose sides measure 13 in., 14 in., and 15 in.
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1 Line And Angle Relationships2 Parallel Lines3 Triangles4 Quadrilaterals5 Similar Triangles6 Circles7 Locus And Concurrence8 Areas Of Polygons And Circles9 Surfaces And Solids10 Analytic Geometry11 Introduction To TrigonometryA Appendices
8.1 Area And Initial Postulates8.2 Perimeter And Area Of Polygons8.3 Regular Polygons And Area8.4 Cicumference And Area Of A Cicle8.5 More Area Relationships In The Circle8.CR Review Exercises8.CT Test
Chapter 8.2, Problem 9E
In Exercises 9 and 10, use Heron's Formula.
Find the area of a triangle whose sides measure 13 in., 14 in., and 15 in.
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There are many articles on parents with estranged adult children. This article however will touch on adult children with estranged parents.
When people hear about the loss or the impending loss of an estranged parent some people feel shocked and unprepared to experience the range of emotions of grief. They may struggle with a wide variety of things that they will have to be consider in a very short period of time. Funeral attendance, flights across the country, other people's feelings and their own feelings. The loss may leave them mourning not only their estranged parents death but also the loss of an imaginary, what-may-have-been relationship.
Sometimes people find out about the death of their parent in an insensitive way. Maybe they found out after the fact in obituaries or through the "grape-vine" of other estranged family members. Communication in estranged family relationships are sometimes non-existent. It is not unusual for major events – even a death – to not be communicated. They may assume that they were left out with evil intent when it's possible that the family of the estranged parent has perceived the relationship to be so strained that the person wouldn't want it communicated.
Grieving that the relationship now has no chance of mending. Often at some level there is an unspoken hope that the relationship might be restored. Death closes the door on reconciliation. Words are left unsaid and the feelings still remain, sometimes without closure.
Grieving the loss of a part of heritage. Even though the relationship with the parent wasn't strong, the death involves someone who is a part of their lineage and the chance to learn about the other half of their family may be gone.
Grieve what might have been. People reflect on a time when they loved the parent, or wanted to love them. Although there may not be a longing for things to change, there is a feeling of melancholy that things were not different. The death of the parent brings to mind ideas of how the relationship should have been. After the loss, the dream for a better relationship remains only a dream, and in many cases people grieve the death of the dream rather than the loss of the person.
Some people experience apathy to the loss of the non-existent parent in their lives. It is entirely possible that they dealt with the grief of loss when they were first estranged. The length of time and purpose of the estrangement greatly affects each persons response.
Regardless of whatever expectations they think society has placed on them for handling the loss of an estranged parent, they have experienced a loss and they are allowed to grieve. Giving them space to grieve without judgment is important.
People may express deep sadness and remorse for the wasted years. Missed phone calls or chances to re-connect and opportunities lost. Remind them to not waste the rest of their life looking back at what could have been.
Talking about the past can be cathartic and open doorways to recovery. Though sometimes people don't realize that reciting a general litany of of unhappiness is one of the main reasons they stay stuck. The goal is to become emotionally complete with what happened so that they don't need to be a current victim of what happened in the past. It's bad enough that they were mistreated and/or harmed, but remaining stuck in the destructive mental repetition can prevent them from moving forward.
Remind them that forgiveness isn't saying that the estranged child 'accepts' or 'approves' what happened. Forgiveness is the acknowledgment that what happened, happened, and that they are now ready to let go of the baggage. Forgiveness isn't always about the other person, it's about moving forward.
"They were an awful person, why do you even care?" Invalidates the feelings of the grieving person. They are trying to figure out their own emotions in the situation. They may be feeling confused or upset that they care about this person too. They may be upset that they care for this person at all, adding even more to their confusion and grief. Invalidating their feelings may make them feel like they aren't allowed to express them at all.
When will you feel better?" Expectation for a timeline for grieving puts unnecessary pressure on the griever to just get over it and again reinforces that they aren't allowed to express their emotions.
"You didn't even know him/her" amplifies what the griever is probably already thinking. Knowing this doesn't take away from the pain of being unable to connect to their estranged parent, in cases it might even be the primary cause of their grief.
I thought we'd never speak again: The Road from Estrangement to Reconciliation, By Laura Davis. She weaves powerful accounts of parents reconciling with children, embittered siblings reconnecting, angry friends reunited, when war veterans and crime victims meet with their enemies, to her own experiences reconciling with her mother after a long, painful estrangement.
Healing Family Rifts: Ten Steps to Finding Peace After Being Cut Off From a Family, By Mark Sichel. Family therapist Mark Sichel addresses the pain and shame connected with family rifts and offers a way through the crisis and on toward healing and fulfillment.
Family Estrangements: How They Begin, How to Mend Them, How to Cope with Them, By Barbara LeBey. Working closely with two family therapists, Barbara LeBey offers a set of tested guidelines to help you approach alienated or angry family members, deal with your own issues, and mend your broken family relationships–even if you think it may already be too late.
Liberating Losses: When Death Brings Relief, By Jennifer Elison and Chris Mcgonigle. Sometimes we are relieved that our loved one is no longer suffering; at the other end of the spectrum, a death might finally free us of an abusive or unhappy relationship. In this groundbreaking book, the authors share their own and others' stories, compassionate clinical analysis, and pragmatic counsel with other disenfranchised survivors.
Toxic Parents: Overcoming Their Hurtful Legacy and Reclaiming Your Life, By Susan Forward. In this remarkable self-help guide, Dr. Susan Forward draws on case histories and the real-life voices of adult children of toxic parents to help you free yourself from the frustrating patterns of your relationship with your parents — and discover a new world of self-confidence, inner strength, and emotional independence.
Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents: How to Heal from Distant, Rejecting, or Self-Involved Parents, By Lindsay C. Gibson. clinical psychologist Lindsay Gibson exposes the destructive nature of parents who are emotionally immature or unavailable. You will see how these parents create a sense of neglect, and discover ways to heal from the pain and confusion caused by your childhood.
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Below are the artists we have been working with so far. We welcome any artists or designers to come and visit the space and talk to us about your ideas.
Anna Wilson is a filmmaker, artist and Hotwells resident who is passionate about the potential of the Piazza. Anna curates and co-ordinates Art Under the Flyover. She has engaged local people in taking notice of the space and in recording the minute details of the area. By sharing these details through on-site installations she aims to inspire participation in the flyover's future. Anna designed the colour scheme for the pillars- and painted them with help from nearly 40 volunteers!
Thomas Sale is a trainee architect has worked on loads of festivals and been a key member of the Pocket Park team.
Luke Carnaby, also a trainee architect, designed and built the Pocket Park with Anna and Tom and hopes be part of future developments.
Amy Hutchings is a local artist, designer & illustrator and who recently designed and painted a mural in Charles Place Play Park and worked with Anna & Dave on designing and painting the 'welcome' mural under the flyover.
Dave Bain is a Bristol based artist and illustrator. Dave has painted the murals on the pillars and the Welcome mural. We hope he will continue to be involved in working with the community to develop more artworks for the site.
Liz Purnell is a composer and sound designer working across music, sound and audio-visual platforms and a Hotwells resident. she has previously created work in response to the space including silk screen prints and soundscapes in a piece titled 'The Cranes'
Claire Sharpe is a fine artist and Bristol boat resident with an interest in the Cumberland Piazza, its history and context. Her ongoing research investigates marginal spaces, edge lands, the 'afterthoughts of town planning and the forgotten spaces of regeneration'. Her tensile screens above were created fro Green Days Out in July 2013.
Bob Walton is a local poet from Wales who experiments with poetry in many contexts. He has collaborated with artists, musicians, storytellers and film-makers to write poetry, scripts and monologues. In 2011 he involved a local group in creating a group poem in response to the Cumberland piazza, Voices of the Pillars, which was also performed under the flyover.
Heath Bunting lives in Bristol and has known the area well since climbing in the gorge as a teenager. Heath's works in different active ways and reaches his audiences through systems of documentation and distribution including photography, print publishing and the web. He is currently training artists in survival techniques so that they can out-live the organised crime networks during the final crisis. In 2013 Heath did a survivalist workshop on the Piazza and talked about building a tower as water levels rise.
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DraftDay raises $875K round for daily fantasy sports web site
Fantasy sports leagues require a big investment of time. You pick your fantasy team and watch your results unfold over the course of a season. If you aren't lucky, it could be a very long season.
That's why DraftDay is offering something different: a fantasy sports game that lasts for just a day and then starts over. That idea, in turn, has enabled the company to raise an $875,000 round of investment from Lightbank, the tech investment fund created by Groupon co-founders Eric Leftkosky and Brad Keywell. DraftDay is applying some form of the daily deal Groupon business model to fantasy sports.
Chicago-based DraftDay launched its site in September with the game DraftDay Perfect Lineup, which had a $1 million prize. It provides fantasy competitions for basketball, football, baseball and hockey. Players build a fantasy team based on the salary of every player in real life and then compete for one day only. Winners get cash prizes.
"We are very pleased to invest in DraftDay and foresee substantial long-term growth for the company's unique daily fantasy model," said Paul Lee, partner at Lightbank.
The company has had more than 10,000 registrations. Users can play for free or place bets when they compete against a pool of other players. Taylor Caby and Andrew Wiggins founded the company in 2011. Both are serial entrepreneurs and former professional poker players. They previous created CardRunners, a dorm-room business that generated millions of dollars per year.
"DraftDay is transforming fantasy sports into a daily event," said Caby. "We understand that not everyone wants to manage a fantasy team for months at a time, especially since one unlucky injury can ruin a season."
The company has nine employees. Rivals include Fanduel and Draftstreet. FanDuel says it has already paid out more than $20 million in prizes and is on track to pay out $50 million this year. Lesley Eccles and her husband set the business up in Scotland in 2009 and now FanDuel has 25 employees. It has raised $7 million in capital.
DraftDay evidently knows who its audience is: the male sports fan. The video below has a couple of sexist remarks about women, so the company doesn't seem to be trying to recruit them as players. "Go on, play the field," it says. "Whatever happens, it all starts over tomorrow."
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Victorian Parliament - 8 February 2018 - Ms KEALY — It is an absolute disgrace that the Minister for Roads and Road Safety has dismissed the valid concerns of country people regarding the poor rollout of wire rope barriers as 'banjo‑playing dingbats'. No wonder our country roads are in such a disgraceful state when this is Labor's position on the views of country people.
Concerns raised with me include wire rope barriers being built far too close to the road edge, much closer than 4 metres. The Country Fire Authority have raised concerns regarding lengthy stretches of barrier that make it extremely difficult to judge when to stop to deal with a vehicle accident, and the volume of grass to be managed around barriers creates a huge fire risk on road corridors. Truck drivers have raised concerns that they have nowhere to stop to fix a blown tyre for 500 metres, resulting in ruined rims and extremely dangerous driving conditions for these heavy vehicles. Motorcyclists are deeply concerned about the placement of these barriers and the risk of serious injury. These people are not 'banjo‑playing dingbats'.
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Over the last two weeks, perhaps a little more, I've been praying fervently for direction. I was sure my path led to traditional publishing and I still think it will lead that way in the future. There are two blogs that I follow and read every day. As soon as I began praying about direction, those two blogs seemed to write posts directed at me (I know they weren't).
Have you ever sat in church and felt as if the sermon was directed right at you and it was utterly convicting? That is what this felt like. Every post was convicting to me as to why I am not ready for the small circle that is traditional publishing. I don't take this negatively, everything they mentioned is attainable with perseverance.
At that time I also found a secret group for Christian authors on Facebook and was utterly comforted and encouraged. All that to say that I have decided to self publish the novel I've been talking about for months now. The novel I started calling Life Renewed which morphed into To Honor and Cherish. It is the first book in The Western Vows Trilogy. It should be up for preview in the next few days. Without further ado, the cover for To Honor and Cherish. There are three other titles which I will release over the next eighteen months; Forsaking All Others, For Richer or Poorer, and In Sickness and in Health.
To finally see my name on the bottom of a cover has my stomach in knots and makes my heart race.
As for me, I am thrilled!! Can't wait to read it!!
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Derek Jeter's three RBIs lead Yankees over Orioles
Northwestern's Blanchard comitts to WNEU
Jeff Jacobs: Our 2020 Sports Persons of the Year - The Student Athletes
Northwestern's Beauchene commits to Providence
Northwestern, Thomaston run to Berkshire League titles
Lewis Mills' Mills signs with William & Mary
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Ronald Blum The Associated Press
Yankees designated hitter Jose Pirela, left, celebrates with Derek Jeter (2) after the Yankees shut out the Orioles on Monday.Kathy Willens — The Associated Press
NEW YORK >> Derek Jeter began his final series at Yankee Stadium by breaking open the game with a two-run double, and he had three RBIs to lead the New York Yankees over the Baltimore Orioles 5-0 Monday night.
Michael Pineda retired his first 13 batters before J.J. Hardy singled sharply to left field, pitching 7 1-3 innings and combining with three relievers on a one-hitter. Jose Pirela, the Yankees' team-record 57th player this season, became New York's first player in 33 years to triple in his first big league at-bat. He went 2 for 3 with the go-ahead RBI.
Despite the loss, AL East champion Baltimore clinched home-field advantage in an AL division series starting Oct. 2 when Detroit lost to the Chicago White Sox. The Orioles open the postseason against the wild-card playoff winner or the AL Central champion.
Likely to miss consecutive postseasons for the first time since 1992 and '93, New York closed within four games of the second AL wild card with six games left.
Fans are being allowed in an hour early before night games during the four-game series to watch the 40-year-old Jeter take batting practice. About 200 were on hand when the retiring captain came out for the first hitting group at about 4:15 p.m., many holding up signs lauding the shortstop, who is sixth on the career hits list.
The crowd of 35,614 stood each time late public address announcer Bob Sheppard's recording introduced the Yankees' last player to wear a single-digit uniform number, and fans remained on their feet throughout each at-bat taking photographs and video. Jeter went 1 for 3 with a walk, hitting a deep flyout, a run-scoring groundout that made it 2-0 in the third and a double down the left-field line on the eighth pitch of his at-bat against Wei-Yin Chen (16-5) in the fifth. Jeter was serenaded by fans chanting his name throughout the ninth inning.
Jeter is 9 for 20 with three doubles, a home run and six RBIs on his final homestand, raising his batting average seven points to .256.
Pineda (4-5) struck out eight, walked one and lowered his ERA to 1.93. He got some rare offensive support from the Yankees, who had scored 19 runs in his previous 15 big league starts, and was given defensive help by second baseman Stephen Drew, who made a diving stop on Alejandro De Aza's first-inning grounder. Shawn Kelley, Rich Hill and David Phelps finished.
Pirela, a 24-year-old who spent 731 games in the minor leagues in seven seasons, made his major league debut in the third. He worked the count to 1-1 and drove a changeup on one hop to the wall in left-center. Pirela ran so hard he stumbled after rounding both first base and second, then slid headfirst into third base, pounded the ground with his right arm, then popped up and clapped five times. The previous Yankees player to triple in his first at-bat was Steve Balboni against Detroit on April 22, 1981.
Ichiro Suzuki, who had reached on third baseman Ryan Flaherty's throwing error, scored from first. Pirela hit an opposite-field single to right in the fifth and advanced on Brett Gardner's walk ahead of Jeter's double. Chase Headley added a solo homer into Monument Park in the eighth off Ryan Webb.
Chen, the Orioles' winningest left-hander since Jeff Ballard went 18-8 in 1989, gave up four runs and six hits in six innings. He had been 4-0 in seven starts since losing at Toronto on Aug. 6.


The "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star tells Andy Cohen on Wednesday's "WWHL" that his deportation is "not 100 percent set in stone."
"Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Melissa Gorga is heartbroken over the possible deportation of her brother-in-law, Joe Giudice, but she's not giving up hope.
Although a judge recently sentenced Joe to deportation following completion of his 41-month prison sentence for fraud, Melissa told Andy Cohen on Wednesday's "Watch What Happens Live" that the family was not done fighting.
"Listen, they're fighting still for it right now. It's not 100 percent set in stone yet," Melissa said. "There's four little girls that are involved here that honestly want their daddy and really need their daddy. So do we want Joe to come home and have everything to go back to normal? Yes."
"I think he's learned his lesson. I hope to God that he comes home," she continued. "The girls are suffering, 100 percent. It's not over yet. Everybody's being strong, and they're fighting right now."
Andy agreed, saying "they've both done their time." Joe's wife and Melissa's "RHONJ" co-star, Teresa Giudice, served an 11-month prison sentence for her participation in her husband's mail, wire and bankruptcy fraud.
The last time Teresa stopped by "WWHL," Andy had a light-bulb moment.
"You know, this made me think -- you actually know the president. You were on 'Celebrity Apprentice,'" he said to Teresa. "Have you reached out to the White House? I'm assuming [Trump] could pardon him."
"No, I haven't, but I would love to speak to him if he wants to talk to me," Teresa replied.
Andy pressed her for an answer. "Are you gonna try to call him?"
Teresa -- who's been very PC and almost unemotional with her responses in recent interviews about her husband's deportation -- reiterated, "I haven't, but like I said, if he wants to speak to me, I would love to speak to him."
"Well, I mean, I think he's got other things to do, so I'm saying I think it would take you reaching out to him," Andy said with a laugh, breaking the ice a bit. "Are you willing to try?"
Realizing Andy had a point, Teresa laughed, too -- but she maintained her conservative stance. "I mean, you know, we'll see what happens," she said.


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Betsy Schroeder's legacy lives on
Betsy Schroeder may be gone but her green fingers live on.
Schroeder, the former branch manager at the North East Library died in May 2014.
The seeds she planted are still being sown in more ways than one.
A library program, which teaches children to grow a garden founded by Schroeder, is being carried on by Branch Librarian Barbara Jannaman.
"She (Schroeder) was the face of the library. She was a marvelous person," said Jannaman.
The two women have a history.
Before taking a job at the library, Schroeder was a manager at the now closed Border's Books and Music in Delaware. Jannaman also worked there.
Later, Jannaman was looking for a job and interviewed to work for the Cecil library system. While doing research for her interview, she discovered Schroeder worked there too.
"I was looking through the website to prepare for my interview and I saw her name. There was a position open at North East and I thought it would be a dream come true to work for her. She was so positive, so gracious and always so appreciative of everything we did," said Jannaman. "The patrons loved her."
During her time at the library, Schroeder started the Greenfingers Gardening Club. That program, for elementary school age children, was designed to teach children about soil, compost, and growing vegetables. It was started with a nine foot by nine foot plot of land. Schroeder did the physical labor with the children. Jannaman did gardening lessons indoors.
After Schroeder died, Jannaman decided to continue the program. Schroeder's family members requested that donations in her family go to the library for the garden project. The garden has now grown to four beds and there's a plaque naming it "Betsy's Garden". Master gardeners Tom Hannum and Vicki Diamonte have helped maintain it. Jannaman has also studied gardening and now works with library staffer Tracy Alexander.
"We are now able to grow more, share more, and teach more," said Jannaman, who kicked off the Greenfingers program last week. "I've learned a lot. I'm not a gardener. I've had to study and research."
The vegetables that are grown are taken home by the children. Surplus is shared with library patrons. The class members also use it to make recipes such as pizza.
"It's an honor to do this. I thought so much of Betsy," said Jannaman. "I feel honored and privileged to carry on what she started."
There are future plans to build a bigger North East Branch Library at North East Station. Jannaman said that the garden beds will be able to be relocated and were selected not only for their beauty, but due to their portability.


come visit Brittany Estates, a beautifully landscaped, resident owned, adult community located on the south shores of Lake Griffin. Many homes are owned by residents, who are shareholders with a stake in running their community. Social and boat club activities include dances, boat club lunch trips, bingo, ladies luncheons, pot luck dinners, poker runs on the lake, a monthly bonfire by the lake and many special holiday activities and events.
Leesburg is centrally located and benefits greatly from the numerous medical facilities here and in nearby locations. Emergency medical and police protection are outstanding. Our sunny climate is only enhanced by the fantastic natural scenery. We are within easy driving distance from the Gulf Of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean.


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E. Paul Palmer (1926–2011) was a Brigham Young University physicist who specialized in geophysics. He coined the term "cold fusion".  However he was an early critic of Fleischmann and Pons's claims to have developed a useful method of cold fusion.

Palmer served in the US Navy during World War II. He later served as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the East Central States Mission (primarily Tennessee and Kentucky). He received his bachelor's degree in physics from the University of Utah.

Sources
New York Times, April 28, 1989
BYU faculty listing
https://web.archive.org/web/20080506023241/http://pages.csam.montclair.edu/~kowalski/cf/131history.html
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg12216633.500-science-rocks-reveal-the-signature-of-fusion-at-the-centreof-the-earth-.html
Provo Herald obituary for Palmer

1926 births
2011 deaths
University of Utah alumni
Brigham Young University faculty
American geophysicists
Cold fusion
Latter Day Saints from Utah
American Mormon missionaries in the United States

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Discussion in 'CNC Mills/Routers' started by jeffxclark, Mar 3, 2019.
So, I have an OX, with a Gradus M1 Pro controller, running GRBL 1.1. I have been having a frustrating problem calibrating the machine, and my googling abilities have failed me on this one.
When setting the steps/mm, it seems to vary from small distances, like 50 mm or so, to larger, like 300 mm by almost a mm. According to the calculations on the belt/pulley, the setting for larger distances is a lot closer, and I have to increase the steps for the smaller distance to be correct.
Mathematically, the only reason I could imagine why I am having this problem, would be issues calculating acceleration, as a step should be a constant, but messing with that setting didn't change the situation. I cannot find anything about this, does anyone have any idea what might be going on?
Hi Jeff, so after calibration you are off by a mm? not sure what you are saying in your description.
Can you post your $$ grbl settings?
could be a backlash issue, wheels too tight, pulleys with the setscrews not on the shaft flat or loose and slipping, belts too tight or too loose.
I have followed those procedures, but the issue is I can either calibrate it for 2 inches of machine travel, or 8 inches. so for 8 inches, it would need to be 26.6ish steps/mm for it to be 8 inches, and 2 inches would have to be 26.8ish to be 2 inches. Same issue for x and y.
As far as the machine goes, the wheels will all still spin independently of the slots decently easily. I got tired of the set screw on the pulley issue, so they are glued to the steppers with structural adhesive, and I am aware of the play in the belts required to not bend the shaft of the stepper from over-tightening, but it's not as much as the travel distance varies.
When calibrated for 8" how far off is 2"?
Its about 25 thou less.


Bonaire is home to some of the most extravagant beaches in the world. There are so many different beaches throughout the island it can hard to find ones to visit. We have compiled a list of the sixteen best beaches throughout Bonaire. Hopefully, you are able to use this list as a tool to plan your trip to Bonaire!
The Beach of 1000 Steps coined its name due to the limestone stairs you have to descend down to get there. The name might sound scary, but there's really only about 67 steps on the stairs. However, warm Caribbean temperatures may make it feel like there are 1000 steps. It may be especially tiring to climb these stairs after a long day of relaxation on this warm, peaceful beach. Throughout the beach, you will find beautiful white sand along with bleached chunks of coral. The water is a beautiful crystal turquoise color. Snorkelers and scuba divers alike will love this beach, as sea turtles are often found in the shallow, calm waters.
Atlantic Beach is known for kiting. Even if you don't fly kites yourself, sitting back and watching the colorful kites fly through the sky is something you just can't miss. You can even take kiting lessons here. If kiting isn't really your thing, stroll along the rocky beach and explore all the seaside critters in the tidal pools. This white sand beach is absolutely picture perfect, and all of your friends and family at home will be jealous when they see photos from your time here.
In the Belnem district, just south of the airport, you will find the small Bachelor's Beach. This sandy beach is located at the base of a 10-foot cliff. There is a staircase leading down to it, although be careful as it isn't the sturdiest staircase in the world. Parking is available right next to the staircase, so you can be in the water within minutes. This beautiful beach is perfect for snorkeling, diving, and swimming. Due to its proximity to the airport, this would be a good beach to visit quickly when you first arrive in Bonaire.
Boka Kokolishi is a unique black sand beach. It is named Boka Kokolishi, English for "Mouth of Shells" after the tiny black snails whose crushed shells give the beach it's dark color. The pulpit like structures of the beach provides protection from the strong waves, which makes for spectacular splashes to watch.
If you are hiking in the hills at Washington Slagbaai National Park, be sure to complement your trip by stopping at the Boka Slagbaai Beach. Snorkelers will enjoy exploring the offshore coral gardens. Most of the time, the water here is perfect for swimming. The sand at Boka Slagbaai can be rough at some points, so it is recommended to wearing footwear while visiting. No worries though, as some portions of the beach do offer softer, white sand. If you start to feel peckish while on the beach, one of the buildings here features a restaurant that serves various food items, including burgers and sandwiches.
If you are looking for a hidden, uncrowded beach, head to Cai beach. This beach is hidden in the eastern part of Bonaire's mangroves. The ride there will be bumpy, but it is well worth it. Here, you will find breathtaking views of clear blue waters with a green mangrove background. The water is easily accessible. The beach has very shallow areas, perfect for kids to swim in. On Sundays, there is a local eatery here serving warm lunches. For the rest of the week, picnicking is a must-do here.
Chachacha Beach, located about three minutes away from Kralendijk's center near Bonaire's southern cruise dock, is a perfect beach for families. This small yet sandy beach offers incredibly easy access to water. The wooden pier found here is ideal for picnics. The beach is incredibly calm and shallow, perfect for children learning to swim and snorkelers looking for a good view. There are beautifully colorful coral reefs nearby, which snorkelers will really enjoy.
At the Eden Beach Resort, you will find the well-known Eden Beach. The beautiful white sandy beach is sprinkled with tall palm trees, which really adds to the Caribbean feel. There is something for everyone here, as you will find a dive shop, a restaurant, and a variety of watersports activities. If snorkeling is your thing, you will enjoy the tame, lively fish and the colorful coral reefs. Eden Beach is a true tourist destination.
Resort lovers will love Flamingo Beach, located at the Divi Flamingo Beach Resort. This beach has incredibly white, soft sand, perfect for a beach stroll. The beach and pier are perfect for sunbathing, picnicking, and overall just enjoying a day on the beach. Since it is a resort location, you will find a bar here with food and drinks to keep you satisfied during your trip to Flamingo beach. The colorful reefs nearby make this location especially nice for snorkelers and divers.
If you are looking for waving palm trees and gorgeous white sand, Harbour Village Beach is perfect for you. Before visiting, keep in mind that this beach is private. It is usually open for hotel guests, but day passes can be purchased. This tranquil beach offers a little bit of something for everyone, including snorkeling, diving, kayaking, and paddleboarding. There is a dive shop located here as well, so if you need to rent any water sports equipment it can all be done on the beach.
The uninhabited islet of Klein Bonaire is home to No Name Beach. This quiet beach has gorgeous white sand along with gently lapping waves. It is truly what comes to mind when one thinks of "Caribbean Paradise". This is the perfect place to take a long, romantic stroll on the beach. Picnicking is allowed, even encouraged here. There are even BBQ grills on the island, but you will need to bring your own charcoal. Friendly fish and colorful coral reefs are ideal for snorkelers. Before you visit this beach, keep in mind that you will need to take a water taxi to the islet.
Pink Beach has it's pink color thanks to the millions of crushed shells of microscopic pink sea creatures called foraminifera. It's one of the most picture-perfect beaches in Bonaire. If you are looking to snorkel or scuba dive, this is the beach for you. The sand is narrow, but it is still ideal for picnicking and relaxing.
Playa Benge Beach, located in the Bonaire National Park, is a beautiful beach area. It is located between incredible cliffs and ancient limestone rocks. The colorful reefs here are perfect for both snorkeling and scuba diving. Here, you will find friendly lizards. Depending on the time of year, the beach can be either sandy or rocky. Visitors are advised to check weather conditions before visiting.
If you are visiting the Washington-Slagbaai National Park, you absolutely have to visit the Playa Chikitu beach. This remarkable beach is the only place with true sand dunes in all of Bonaire. You can regularly find sea turtles nesting here. If you are looking for a beach to swim or snorkel in, this is not the beach for you. The dangerous rip tides and treacherous undertows make it completely unsafe for swimming, and it is never allowed here. Still, it is a good place to rest and enjoy the incredible views.
Although most of the terrain at Playa Frans is rocky, there are some nice sandy areas as well. The beach is difficult to get to, but it is well worth it. This beach is typically deserted, perfect for those looking to avoid the crowds. It is incredibly quiet, and the gentle call of seabirds and the sound of the surf is all you're bound to hear on your visit. There is no better place to relax the day away.
Playa Funchi Beach is Bonaire's most western beach. It is located in the beautiful Washington Slagbaai National Park. The beach is a bit rocky, but the water is so incredibly gorgeous and blue that it makes the rocky terrain worth it. The water here is perfect for snorkeling. In the nearby salt pan, you will find flamingos, lizards, iguanas, and other exciting wildlife. This is a beach you simply can't miss, especially if you're already visiting the Washington Slagbaai National Park.
Any of the many beaches you visit in Bonaire are going to be incredibly beautiful. Each one offers a unique experience, that you don't want to miss out on. If you are planning to travel to Bonaire in the future, be sure to check out my travel blog . Here, you will find the best articles on getting to Bonaire , beaches, and other travel-related topics. You can also contact me directly with any questions you may have about traveling. Enjoy your trip!


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Sentencing in light of collateral consequences
Does age matter?
Ryon, S. B., Chiricos, T., Siennick, S. E., Barrick, K., & Bales, W. (2017). Sentencing in light of collateral consequences: Does age matter? Journal of Criminal Justice, 53, 1-11. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcrimjus.2017.07.009
Purpose: Most sentencing studies control for offender age, but we know little about how age influences alternative sentencing outcomes, especially those that can mitigate the collateral consequences of conviction. Theories predict varying effects of age based on the focal concerns issues of blameworthiness, community protection, and practical constraints, and prior findings on main and interactive age effects are mixed.
Methods: This study draws on Florida sentencing data (N = 240,844) spanning 2000-2006 to examine how offender age influences the avoidance of a felony label by the withholding of adjudication, for defendants convicted of a felony and sentenced to probation. Logistic regression and heterogeneous choice models are used to examine the effects of age on the predicted log-odds of having adjudication withheld.
Results: The results demonstrate a curvilinear age relationship with adjudication withheld, protecting youthful and, to a lesser extent, older offenders from felony labels. This non-linear relationship is robust to interactions with gender, race/ethnicity, and offense type, illustrating the importance of age and the need for additional research to examine its effects more fully.
Conclusions: The evidence suggests that age plays an important role in decisions to utilize alternative sanctions in the criminal justice system. The youngest and oldest offenders benefit the most, while adults face the harshest consequences and are less likely for consideration of alternative sentencing options. These results hold important policy implications in light of criminogenic trajectories for youthful offenders, systems burdened with aging prisoner populations and theoretical perspectives on age, sentencing and collateral consequences.
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Der Große Preis von Ungarn 2020 (offiziell: Formula 1 Aramco Magyar Nagydíj 2020) fand am 19. Juli auf dem Hungaroring in Mogyoród statt und war das dritte Rennen der Formel-1-Weltmeisterschaft 2020.

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Hintergründe
Nach dem Großen Preis der Steiermark führte Valtteri Bottas in der Fahrerwertung mit sechs Punkten Vorsprung vor Lewis Hamilton und mit 17 Punkten vor Lando Norris. In der Konstrukteurswertung führte Mercedes mit 41 Punkten vor McLaren und mit 53 Punkten vor Red Bull Racing.

Beim Großen Preis von Ungarn stellte Pirelli den Fahrern die Reifenmischungen P Zero Hard (weiß, Mischung C2), P Zero Medium (gelb, C3) und P Zero Soft (rot, C4), sowie für Nässe Cinturato Intermediates (grün) und Cinturato Full-Wets (blau) zur Verfügung. Aus logistischen Gründen erhielten alle Fahrer die gleiche Anzahl an Reifensätzen in den jeweiligen Härtegraden, die Abgabe unterschiedlicher Bestellungen war nicht möglich. Jeder Fahrer hatte somit acht Sätze der Soft-, drei Sätze der Medium- und zwei Sätze der Hard-Mischung.

Aufgrund der COVID-19-Pandemie fand der Große Preis von Ungarn unter strikten Sicherheits- und Hygieneregeln statt. So waren keine Zuschauer zugelassen, außerdem musste jede Person, die sich im Fahrerlager aufhielt, spätestens alle fünf Tage auf das Virus SARS-CoV-2 getestet werden. Im Vorfeld des Rennens wurden zwei Personen, die bei den vorherigen Rennen nicht anwesend waren, positiv auf das Virus getestet und anschließend isoliert.

Mit Hamilton (siebenmal), Sebastian Vettel (zweimal), Kimi Räikkönen und Daniel Ricciardo (jeweils einmal) traten vier ehemalige Sieger zu diesem Grand Prix an.

Rennkommissare waren Loïc Bacquelaine (BEL), Gerd Ennser (DEU), Lajos Herczeg (HUN) und Derek Warwick (GBR).

Freies Training
Im ersten freien Training fuhr Hamilton mit einer Rundenzeit von 1:16,003 Minuten die Bestzeit vor Bottas und Sergio Pérez.

Im zweiten freien Training, das bei nassen Streckenverhältnissen abgehalten wurde, war Vettel in 1:40,464 Minuten Schnellster vor Bottas und Carlos Sainz jr. Nur 13 der 20 Fahrer fuhren eine gezeitete Runde.

Im dritten freien Training war Bottas in 1:15,437 Minuten Schnellster vor Hamilton und Pérez.

Qualifying
Das Qualifying bestand aus drei Teilen mit einer Nettolaufzeit von 45 Minuten. Im ersten Qualifying-Segment (Q1) hatten die Fahrer 18 Minuten Zeit, um sich für das Rennen zu qualifizieren. Alle Fahrer, die im ersten Abschnitt eine Zeit erzielten, die maximal 107 Prozent der schnellsten Rundenzeit betrug, qualifizierten sich für den Grand Prix. Die besten 15 Fahrer erreichten den nächsten Teil. Pérez war Schnellster. Die Alfa-Romeo- und Haas-Piloten sowie Daniil Kwjat schieden aus.

Der zweite Abschnitt (Q2) dauerte 15 Minuten. Die schnellsten zehn Piloten qualifizierten sich für den dritten Teil des Qualifyings und mussten mit den hier verwendeten Reifen das Rennen starten, alle anderen hatten freie Reifenwahl für den Rennstart. Die Mercedes- und Racing-Point-Piloten fuhren ihre schnellste Rundenzeit auf der Medium-Reifenmischung, alle anderen auf Soft. Hamilton war Schnellster. Die Williams- und Renault-Piloten sowie Alexander Albon schieden aus.

Der letzte Abschnitt (Q3) ging über eine Zeit von zwölf Minuten, in denen die ersten zehn Startpositionen vergeben wurden. Pierre Gasly konnte wegen eines technischen Defektes an diesem Segment nicht teilnehmen. Hamilton fuhr mit einer Rundenzeit von 1:13,447 Minuten die Bestzeit vor Bottas und Lance Stroll. Es war die 90. Pole-Position für Hamilton in der Formel-1-Weltmeisterschaft, davon die siebte beim Großen Preis von Ungarn.

Rennen
Vor dem Rennen regnete es, sodass die Strecke nass war. Auf dem Weg in die Startaufstellung rutschte Verstappen in die Streckenbegrenzung, dabei wurden Frontflügel und Radaufhängung seines Fahrzeugs beschädigt. Er fuhr dennoch zu seinem Startplatz, wo die Mechaniker den Schaden bis zum Rennstart reparierten.

Da die Strecke beim Start noch nass war, gab die Rennleitung den Fahrern freie Reifenwahl. Kevin Magnussen verwendete zunächst Full Wets, alle übrigen Piloten Intermediates. Am Ende der Einführungsrunde fuhren die beiden Haas-Piloten Grosjean und Magnussen in die Boxengasse und wechselten auf Trockenreifen. Hamilton blieb beim Start in Führung. Die Fahrer auf den geraden Startpositionen starteten schlechter, da die Strecke dort noch deutlich nasser war. Hinter Hamilton lagen Stroll, Verstappen, Vettel und Leclerc.

Bereits nach der ersten Runde fuhren weitere Piloten an die Box, um auf Trockenreifen zu wechseln. Nach den Reifenwechseln führte Hamilton vor Verstappen, Magnussen, Romain Grosjean, Stroll, Charles Leclerc, Bottas, Vettel und Albon. Nicholas Latifi kollidierte in der Boxengasse mit Sainz, wobei er einen Reifenschaden erlitt. Er drehte sich in der ersten Kurve und musste in langsamer Fahrt an die Box zurückfahren. Die Rennleitung sprach eine Fünf-Sekunden-Zeitstrafe gegen Latifi aufgrund einer unsicheren Freigabe aus.

Grosjean konnte das Tempo an der Spitze nicht mitgehen und musste Stroll passieren lassen, der wenige Runden später auch Magnussen überholte. Bottas überholte Leclerc und Grosjean und schloss dann auf Magnussen auf, an dem er in der 17. Runde vorbeiging. Gasly gab das Rennen an der Boxengasse mit einem technischen Defekt auf.

Vettel verbremste sich und kam kurzzeitig von der Strecke ab, sodass er eine Position an Albon verlor. Albon verkürzte dann den Rückstand auf Leclerc, der als einziger Pilot unter den ersten Zehn beim Boxenstopp auf die Soft-Mischung gewechselt hatte. In der 18. Runde überholte Albon Leclerc und war nun Siebter. Leclerc musste in der folgenden Runde auch Vettel passieren lassen, in Runde 20 wechselte er dann auf die Hard-Mischung.

An der Spitze hatte Hamilton unterdessen seinen Vorsprung auf Verstappen auf zwölf Sekunden ausgebaut, Stroll lag auf dem dritten Platz bereits 28 Sekunden hinter Hamilton. In der 29. Runde überholte Albon Grosjean und setzte sich von ihm ab. Vettel fuhr in die Box und wechselte wie sein Teamkollege zuvor auf Hard. Pérez lag nun hinter Grosjean und ging eine Runde später an ihm vorbei, gleiches gelang kurz darauf auch Ricciardo und Sainz. Bottas ging zum zweiten Mal in die Box und wechselte erneut auf Medium. Albon wechselte eine Runde später auf Hard, gleichzeitig meldeten die ersten Fahrer einsetzenden Regen. Dieser ließ jedoch kurz darauf wieder nach.

Stroll wechselte in der 35. Runde auf die Medium-Mischung und fiel hinter Bottas zurück, der mehrfach hintereinander die bis dahin schnellste Runde des Rennens fuhr. Verstappen wechselte auf Hard, eine Runde später Hamilton auf Medium. Hamilton führte vor Verstappen, Bottas, Stroll, Ricciardo, Sainz, Vettel, Albon, Magnussen und Pérez.

Bottas verkürzte in den folgenden Runden den Rückstand auf Verstappen. Ricciardo wechselte erneut auf Medium und fiel auf den neunten Platz zurück. Nachdem Bottas zunächst nicht an Verstappen vorbeikam, wechselte er ein weiteres Mal auf Hard. Da sein Vorsprung auf Stroll groß genug war, blieb er Dritter. Anschließend fuhr er mehrfach die bis dahin schnellste Runde des Rennens und holte pro Runde bis zu zwei Sekunden auf. Auch Stroll wechselte erneut auf Hard, er blieb Vierter und kam unmittelbar vor Vettel und Albon auf die Strecke zurück. Er setzte sich anschließend aber deutlich von beiden ab.

Hamilton wechselte in der 66. Runde noch einmal auf die Soft-Mischung, blieb dabei jedoch in Führung. Albon ging an nach einem erneuten Verbremser von Vettel an diesem vorbei und war nun Fünfter. Bottas schloss in der vorletzten Runde auf Verstappen auf. Er kam jedoch nicht mehr in Schlagdistanz, um einen Angriff zu starten. Hamilton erzielte in der letzten Runde noch die schnellste Runde des Rennens.

Hamilton gewann das Rennen vor Verstappen und Bottas. Es war der 86. Sieg für Hamilton in der Formel-1-Weltmeisterschaft, davon der achte beim Großen Preis von Ungarn. Die restlichen Punkteplatzierungen belegten Stroll, Albon, Vettel, Pérez, Ricciardo, Magnussen und Sainz. Hamilton erhielt einen weiteren Punkt, weil er die schnellste Rennrunde gefahren war und das Rennen unter den ersten Zehn beendete.

Grosjean und Magnussen erhielten nachträglich eine Zeitstrafe von zehn Sekunden, da sie vor dem Rennstart von ihren Renningenieuren angewiesen wurden, zum Reifenwechsel an die Box zu kommen. Dies stellte eine unerlaubte Fahrhilfe dar, die während der Einführungsrunde nicht erlaubt war. Beide verloren dadurch je eine Position, sodass Sainz als Neunter, Magnussen als Zehnter, Räikkönen als 15. und Grosjean als 16. gewertet wurden.

In der Gesamtwertung übernahm Hamilton die Führung vor Bottas, Verstappen war neuer Dritter. In der Konstrukteurswertung lag Mercedes nun vor Red Bull und McLaren.

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Die ersten zehn des Rennens bekamen 25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 bzw. 1 Punkt(e). Zusätzlich gab es einen Punkt für die schnellste Rennrunde, da der Fahrer unter den ersten zehn landete.

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