#Tom Ayrton

[pizzalover1999]

Ah ye two crazy guys who commit arson and mass murder

Its not like a group of guys that fell from the sky will kickstart their redemption arc or anything oh no no no no—

[cazzyf1]

This is our last dance

An ode to classic f1

[retromania4ever]

Drivers who lost their lives in Formula 1 cars (🙏RIP🕯️)

Cameron Earl 🇬🇧

Chet Miller 🇺🇲

Carl Scarborough 🇺🇲

Charles De Tornaco 🇧🇪

Onofre Marimón 🇦🇷

Mario Alborghetti 🇮🇹

Manny Ayulo 🇺🇲

Bill Vukovich 🇺🇲

Eugênio Castellotti 🇮🇹

Keith Andrews 🇺🇲

Pat O'connor 🇺🇲

Luigi Musso 🇮🇹

Peter Collins 🇬🇧

Stuart Lewis Evans 🇬🇧

Jerry Unser 🇺🇲

Bob Cortner 🇺🇲

Ivor Bueb 🇬🇧

Harry Schell 🇺🇲

Chris Bristow 🇬🇧

Alan Stacey 🇬🇧

Shane Summers 🇬🇧

Giulio Cabianca 🇮🇹

Wolfgang Von Trips 🇩🇪

Ricardo Rodriguez 🇲🇽

Carel Godin De Beaufort 🇳🇱

John Taylor 🇬🇧

Lorenzo Bandini 🇮🇹

Bob Anderson 🇬🇧

Joseph Schlesser 🇨🇵

Piers Courage 🇬🇧

Jochen Rindt 🇦🇹

Jo Siffert 🇨🇭

Roger Williamson 🇬🇧

François Cevert 🇨🇵

Peter Revson 🇺🇲

Helmuth Koinigg 🇦🇹

Mark Donohue 🇺🇲

Tom Pryce 🇬🇧

Ronnie Peterson 🇸🇪

Patrick Depailler 🇨🇵

Gilles Villeneuve 🇨🇦

Riccardo Paletti 🇮🇹

Elio de Angelis 🇮🇹

Roland Ratzenberger 🇦🇹

Ayrton Senna 🇧🇷

Jules Bianchi 🇨🇵

[iceman-kazansky]

Personal Writing Challenge

Help me get back into writing! I've been trying to get back to posting fanfics, and I need your help! I am aiming to write one fanfic for every character on my masterlist (see below), and you can help me by sending in a request. As I receive requests, I'll remove them from this list.

-I have a few prompt lists located at the bottom of my requests post if you aren't sure what to request!

- Also note, see my Navigation page for my rules before requesting please!

Requests are open for all of the following characters:

Top Gun:

Pete "Maverick" Mitchell

Tom “Iceman” Kazansky

Robert “Bob” Floyd

Bradley "Rooster" Bradshaw

Ron "Slider" Kerner

Leonard "Wolfman" Wolfe

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Star Wars:

Poe Dameron

Anakin Skywalker

Obi-wan Kenobi

Din Djarin

Luke Skywalker

Han Solo

Cassian Andor

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Hunger games:

Finnick O'dair

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80's/90's:

Ren McCormack

John Rambo

Daniel Larusso 

Johnny Lawrence

Marty McFly

Kyle Reese

Johnny Castle

John McClane (Die Hard one)

James T. “Joker”

Animal Mother

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Saving Private Ryan:

Daniel Jackson

Irwin Wade

Richard Reiben

Stanley Mellish

Timothy E. Upham

James Ryan

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Detroit: Become Human:

RK800 Connor

Markus

Simon

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Band of Brothers:

Lewis Nixon

Carwood Lipton

Ronald Speirs

Eugene Roe

Joseph Liebgott

David Webster

George Luz

David Webster

Johnny Martin

Donald Malarkey

John "Cowboy" Hall

Harry Welsh

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F1:

Ayrton Senna

Mika Hakkinen (I can try)

Michael Schumacher

[harrisonarchive]

Photo by Alberto Tolot.

About those Wilbury names…

• Nelson Wilbury (aka George Harrison) — Dhani Harrison: “I chose my Wilbury name. My dad had Nelson Wilbury, after Nelson Piquet, the Brazilian Formula One champion. And I chose Ayrton Wilbury, after Ayrton Senna, [another] Brazilian Formula One champion, so we could keep it in the family, you know?” - Hi Res Audio Central, October 16, 2017 • Charlie T. Wilbury Jr. (aka Tom Petty) — Tom Petty: “George had Derek Taylor write an entire history of the Wilbury family. And the father was named Charles Truscott Wilbury. And I took his name as Charles Truscott Wilbury Jnr.” - Breakfast With The Beatles, July 1, 2007 • Lefty Wilbury (aka Roy Orbison) — “Roy took the name ‘Lefty Wilbury’ in homage of the country singer Lefty Frizzell.” - “Roy Orbison: In Dreams,” PRX • Lucky Wilbury (aka Bob Dylan) — Presumably, this is derived from the Dylan song “Idiot Wind,” and the lyric, “I can’t help it if I’m lucky.” • Otis Wilbury (aka Jeff Lynne) — Jeff mentioned in an interview available on the official Wilburys YouTube channel that he chose the name Otis simply because it’s the complete opposite of his own name. (x)

[scrollonso]

for the ask game

f1: 27, 30, 37, 52

motogp: 15, 18, 25, 38, 47, 51

to distract you from the hell you are in right now, hope you don't have to suffer for much longer 🩵

27: would you rather visit australia with daniel, japan with yuki or new zealand with liam lawson ?

new zealand with liam, i feel like we'd get on well

30: if you don't speak it: would you rather learn german from mick schumacher, sebastian vettel or nico rosberg?

easy, nico. i feel like i'd learn great if he was teaching me. he's very nice to listen to

37: would you rather go to all the gps in a season or befriend your favorite driver?

oh lord. me and lance are so awkward i feel like it would make it less awkward? yk? and he'd buy me paddock passes or wtv 😸

52: ayrton senna or niki lauda?

niki, easy!!!

15: alex marquez or luca marini

oh. battle of the nepo babies. i feel like i consume more maro content than alex conent so i'd have to go with him 😿

18: marco/luca or marco/cele

i was thinking about marco/luca last night (rewatching an interview of them) but id have to go with marco/cele 😸

25: if you don't speak it: which rider would you rather learn italian from

vale maybe? or luca, i feel like vale would be patient because he has a daughter but luca. idk. i just feel like me and luca would mesh well 😿😿

38: favourite tattoo of the grid?

i like marco's "mi hai lasciato senza stare insieme" tattoo on his thigh

47: who rocks a dress the best: alex rins, aron canet or marco bezzecchi?

well in my very very very unbiased opinion id say bez

51: with who would rather go on holiday: marco,cele,luca and pecco / fabio,tony,tom and jake / aleix,pol, jorge,alex

marco, cele, luca and pecco! i feel like i'd be awkward around fabio, tony, tom, and jake bc i dont know a lot about them... and aleix and jorge would be gay the whole time

[thecollectors-world]

Die geheimnisvolle Insel

Mysterious Island

1961

Im Mai 1959 kündigte Columbia an, einen Vertrag mit Charles Schneer abgeschlossen zu haben, um neun seiner Filme über drei Jahre zu vertreiben. Die Filme sollten unter anderem "Schlacht im Korallenmeer"(1959), "Die drei Welten des Gulliver"(1960), " Wernher Von Braun"(1960), "Die geheimnisvolle Insel"(1961), "Gentleman of China" und "Air Force Academy" umfassen.

"Die geheimnisvolle Insel" sollte die sechste Zusammenarbeit zwischen Schneer und Ray Harryhausen werden, beginnend mit "Das Grauen aus der Tiefe" (1955), "Fliegende Untertassen greifen an"(1956), "Die Bestie aus dem Weltenraum"(1957) und der dritte in Farbe, nach "Die siebente Reise des Sinbad"(1958) und "Die 3 Welten des Gulliver"(1960). Wie Sinbad und Gulliver sollte der Film in Spanien gedreht.

Das Drehbuch des Films basierte auf dem Roman von Jules Verne, der eine Fortsetzung zu zwei anderen Verne-Romanen war: "In 80 Tagen um die Welt" (1867) und "20.000 Meilen unter dem Meer" (1870). In dem Roman "Die geheimnisvolle Insel" trafen Flüchtlinge nach der Landung ihres Ballons auf der Insel auf viele Abenteuer, trafen auf Tom Ayrton, der auf einer benachbarten Insel gestrandet war, kämpften gegen Piraten und entdeckten, dass Captain Nemo ihr Wohltäter war und die Insel die Basis für die Nautilus war.

Die meisten Schauspieler des Films waren britische Schauspieler. Michael Craig stand bei Rank unter Vertrag, und Michael Callan war zur Zeit bei Columbia unter Vertrag. Percy Herbert wurde ursprünglich aufgrund seines britischen Akzents für die Rolle abgelehnt, erhielt sie aber nachdem er einen südlichen Akzent geübt hatte, indem er "Plötzlich im letzten Sommer" mehrmals anschaute.

Die Dreharbeiten begannen am 21. Juni 1960. Die Strandszenen in "Die geheimnisvolle Insel" wurden am Sa Conca Bay in Castell-Platja d'Aro in Katalonien, Spanien, gedreht. Die Flucht aus dem Konföderierten-Gefängnis - mit einem Beobachtungsballon - wurde auf dem Kirchplatz in Shepperton, England, gedreht. Die Innenräume wurden in den Shepperton Studios fertiggestellt.

Die Stop-Motion-Animations-Effekte wurden von Ray Harryhausen erstellt. Alle Modellwesen außer dem Riesenvogel (der später für "Gwangi's Rache" im Jahr 1969 wiederverwendet wurde) existieren immer noch.

Die Musik des Films wurde von Bernard Herrmann komponiert, der bereits die Musik für zwei frühere Harryhausen- und Schneer-Produktionen ("Die siebente Reise des Sinbad" und "Die 3 Welten des Gulliver") komponiert hatte. Die Musik wurde vom London Symphony Orchestra aufgeführt.

Ray Harryhausen entwickelte die Stop-Motion-Technik seines Lehrers Willis O’Brien zur Perfektion. Stop-Motion war lange Zeit wegweisend für Spezialeffekte beim Film. Harryhausen erweckte damit zahlreiche Fabelwesen, Dinosaurier und Geister auf der Leinwand zum Leben. Weltberühmt wurden unter anderem die Szenen aus den Sindbad-Filmen und die Kampfsequenzen aus Jason und die Argonauten.

[brookstonalmanac]

Birthdays 4.28

Beer Birthdays

Ernst F. Baruth (1842)

Louis F. Neuweiler (1848)

Tom Ciccateri (1956)

Carl Kins (1956)

Michael Demers (1966)

Abram Goldman-Armstrong (1978)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Ann-Margret; actor, singer (1941)

Kurt Gödel; Austrian mathematician (1906)

Harper Lee; writer (1926)

James Monroe; 5th President of the US (1758)

Terry Pratchett; writer (1948)

Famous Birthdays

Jessica Alba; actor (1981)

Robert Anderson; playwright (1917)

Dick Ayers; author and illustrator (1924)

Hertha Marks Ayrton; Polish-British mathematician and physicist (1854)

Jimmy Barnes; Scottish-Australian singer-songwriter (1956)

Lionel Barrymore; actor (1878)

Bart Bok; astronomer (1906)

Roberto Bolaño; Chilean novelist (1953)

Blake Bortles, American football QB (1992)

Charles Caleb Cotton; English writer (1630)

Carolyn Cassady; author (1923)

Willie Colón; Puerto Rican-American trombonist (1950)

Charles Cotton; English poet and author (1630)

Penelope Cruz; actor (1974)

Paul Guilfoyle; actor (1949)

Marie Harel; French cheesemaker (1761)

Jinky the Fruit Bat; character on David Letterman

Carolyn Jones; actor (1929)

Steve Khan; jazz musician (1947)

Bruno Kirby; actor (1949)

Yves Klein; French painter (1928)

Sylvestre François Lacroix; French mathematician (1765)

Ferruccio Lamborghini; Italian businessman (1916)

Jay Leno; comedian, television talk show host (1950)

José Malhoa; Portuguese painter (1855)

Melanie Martinez; singer (1995)

Mary McDonnell; actor (1952)

James Monroe 5th U.S. President (1758)

Bridget Moynahan; actor (1971)

Nezahualcoyotl; Acolhuan philosopher, warrior, poet and ruler (1402)

Robert Oliveri; actor (1978)

Jan Oort; Dutch astronomer (1900)

Alberto Pirelli; Italian manufacturer (1882)

Ian Rankin; Scottish author (1960)

Nate Richert; actor (1978)

Oskar Schindler; Czech-German businessman (1908)

Karl Barry Sharpless; chemist (1941)

Eugene Merle Shoemaker; geologist and astronomer (1928)

Madge Sinclair; Jamaican-American actress (1938)

Sidney Toler; actor (1874)

Tristan Tzara; Romanian-French poet (1896)

Alice Waters; chef (1944)

Kari Wuhrer; actor (1967)

[crystalracing]

Video ideas

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-How the first ever safety car in F1 caused mayhem (1973 Canada)

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-Revisiting Nigel Mansell's 1989 Hungary win

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-Remembering the Italian who battled Prost for 1985 F1 title

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-How Sato went from F1 crash kid to Indy 500 legend

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-Multi 87! McLaren team orders at 1998 Australia

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[f1]

Jonathan Palmer: Doctor Driver Deal-maker | F1 Beyond The Grid Podcast

He didn’t come from a racing family. He followed in the footsteps of his father and qualified as a doctor. How Jonathan Palmer ended up driving in Formula 1 is an intriguing tale of passion for racing, intuition and plenty of graft. Palmer initially competed in Formula Ford but after qualifying as a doctor, he decided to focus on racing professionally. He became British Formula 3 champion in 1981 and European Formula 3 champion in 1983. That year, Williams gave him his F1 debut at the European Grand Prix. He would go on to race for RAM, Zakspeed and Tyrrell over the next six years – scoring 14 championship points along the way. Palmer takes Tom Clarkson through his unique journey from studying medicine to competing in Formula 1. He reflects on some memorable drives in Monaco and we hear wonderful insight into what it was like working with Ayrton Senna as a test driver for McLaren in 1990. Palmer, whose son Jolyon also raced in F1 for Renault in 2016 and 2017, became part of the BBC’s Formula 1 coverage after retiring. He recalls working the day Senna lost his life at Imola in May 1994. For more F1® videos, visit https://www.Formula1.com Follow F1®: https://www.instagram.com/F1 https://www.facebook.com/Formula1/ https://www.twitter.com/F1 https://www.twitch.tv/formula1 https://www.tiktok.com/@f1 #F1 #F1BeyondTheGrid via FORMULA 1 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB_qr75-ydFVKSF9Dmo6izg

[boxscorehockey]

2024 Cut Tracker

Built and Current to September 9, 2024

Buffalo

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Seattle

Tyler Brennan Chris Driedger Jonas Johansson Martin Jones Arvid Soderblom Jaxon Stauber Scott Wedgewood Tyler Boucher Mathieu Joseph Adam Boqvist Ryan Johnson Carson Lambos Victor Soderstrom Noah Cates Eetu Luostarinen Tobias Bjornqvist

New York

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Winged Wheel

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Quebec

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[dan6085]

Here's a concise list of 50 top sportsmen of all time, spanning various sports and eras: Source: Claude AI

1. Muhammad Ali (Boxing)

2. Michael Jordan (Basketball)

3. Pelé (Soccer)

4. Usain Bolt (Track and Field)

5. Michael Phelps (Swimming)

6. Roger Federer (Tennis)

7. Wayne Gretzky (Ice Hockey)

8. Babe Ruth (Baseball)

9. Serena Williams (Tennis)

10. Lionel Messi (Soccer)

11. Tiger Woods (Golf)

12. Cristiano Ronaldo (Soccer)

13. Jesse Owens (Track and Field)

14. Simone Biles (Gymnastics)

15. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Basketball)

16. Jack Nicklaus (Golf)

17. Diego Maradona (Soccer)

18. Nadia Comăneci (Gymnastics)

19. Carl Lewis (Track and Field)

20. Tom Brady (American Football)

21. Sachin Tendulkar (Cricket)

22. Martina Navratilova (Tennis)

23. Jackie Robinson (Baseball)

24. Bjorn Borg (Tennis)

25. LeBron James (Basketball)

26. Manny Pacquiao (Boxing)

27. Billie Jean King (Tennis)

28. Zinedine Zidane (Soccer)

29. Jim Thorpe (Multi-sport athlete)

30. Larisa Latynina (Gymnastics)

31. Joe Montana (American Football)

32. Don Bradman (Cricket)

33. Rafael Nadal (Tennis)

34. Steffi Graf (Tennis)

35. Wilt Chamberlain (Basketball)

36. Muhammed Ali Jinnah (Cricket)

37. Paavo Nurmi (Track and Field)

38. Michael Schumacher (Formula 1)

39. Babe Didrikson Zaharias (Multi-sport athlete)

40. Novak Djokovic (Tennis)

41. Mark Spitz (Swimming)

42. Peyton Manning (American Football)

43. Pelé (Soccer)

44. Jackie Joyner-Kersee (Track and Field)

45. Ayrton Senna (Formula 1)

46. Kobe Bryant (Basketball)

47. Michael Johnson (Track and Field)

48. Annika Sörenstam (Golf)

49. Lance Armstrong (Cycling)

50. Florence Griffith Joyner (Track and Field)

This list covers a wide range of sports and eras, showcasing athletes who have made significant impacts in their respective fields. Keep in mind that such rankings can be subjective and may vary depending on the criteria used.

[gazeta24br]

São Paulo, 5 dezembro de 2023 - Alice Caymmi, Ayrton Montarroyos e Filipe Catto fazem uma releitura do repertório de Maysa, ícone da música brasileira nos anos 1950 e 1960. O show, que será apresentado de forma inédita como recital de voz e piano com o pianista Alexandre Vianna no dia 12 de dezembro, às 19h, na Biblioteca Mário de Andrade, passeia pelas composições de Maysa, com clássicos como “Meu Mundo Caiu”, “Resposta” e “Ouça”; e relembra músicas marcadas pela sua interpretação, como “Ne me quitte pas” (Jacques Brell), “Demais” (Tom Jobim e Aloysio Oliveira) e “Chão de estrelas” (Silvio Caldas e Orestes Barbosa). O evento é gratuito. Maysa revolucionou o samba-canção e se incorporou também à estética da bossa nova quando lançou o álbum “Barquinho”, em 1961. Com direção musical de Alexandre Vianna e Fábio Pinczowski, e, direção artística de Thiago Marques Luiz, que em 2008 produziu o tributo “Maysa, esta chama que não vai passar”, com mais de 20 artistas, a apresentação mostra uma faceta mais moderna e ousada da artista, por meio de músicas que passaram pelo seu repertório despercebidas, como “Catavento”, de Arthur Verocai, “Light my fire”, The Doors, e “Você Abusou”, de Antônio Carlos e Jocafi. O show passeia ainda, pelo repertório autoral de Maysa, de clássicos como “Meu Mundo Caiu”, “Resposta” e “Ouça”, mas também revive músicas que ficaram marcadas pela sua interpretação, como “Ne me quitte pas” (Jacques Brell), “Demais” (Tom Jobim e Aloysio Oliveira) e “Chão de estrelas” (Silvio Caldas e Orestes Barbosa). Com projeções de imagens em vídeo e fotos da artista homenageada, Alice, Ayrton e Filipe compartilham textos, poemas e trechos dos diários de Maysa. Em comum, Alice, Ayrton e Filipe possuem uma ligação forte entre a modernidade e a tradição da música brasileira. São artistas que em seus respectivos trabalhos sempre reverenciaram os grandes personagens da história do cancioneiro nacional. Serviço: Uma noite para Maysa – Com Alice Caymmi, Ayrton Montarroyos e Filipe Catto 12 de dezembro, às 19h Biblioteca Mário de Andrade Entrada gratuita. Tel: (11) 3397 – 4000 www.prefeitura.sp.gov.br/cidade/secretarias/cultura/bma/

[jules-verne-propaganda]

Tom Ayrton x Jacques Paganel

[pileofsith]

wAIT when you’re talking abt vernes’ villain left in a remote location arE YOU TALKIN ABT THE FIRST MATE FROM THE CHILDREN OF CAPTAIN GRANT

OH BOY HOWDY I SURE AM!

His name is Ayrton! My God do I cry.Even after all these years he is still my boy, my main man, a true vintage problematic fave, he of the original hurt/comfort character redemption arc. I am forever indebted to Jules Verne.

(Eeee it’s so exciting to find someone else who knows him!)

[ayrton-archive]

AYRTON TOP GUN MONTAGE? JUST IMAGINE HIM.......