#yanek

[samuelroukin]

SAMUEL ROUKIN as (Young) Yanek in COUNTERPART (2017—2019) Episode 2.06 Twin Cities

[cloudofbutterflies92]

Samuel Roukin as Young Yanek in "Counterpart" S2 ep 6

[tetradualiess]

hi i haven't used this in ages. have some squid kids

[mastermichaelis]

Samuel Roukin as Yanek in Counterpart S2E6.

[doli-nemae]

"Life of an Emperor's Wrath can give you so much pain and suffering fun!" (c) my Sith Warrior Yanek Ragtith

[tonguesofdestruction]

Sido kündigt neues Album “Paul” an, Single “Versager” jetzt hören

Sido kündigt neues Album “Paul” an, Single “Versager” jetzt hören

Sido hat kürzlich sein neues Studioalbum “Paul” angekündigt. Es wird am 9. Dezember 2022 erscheinen und “ist das wohl ehrlichste seiner an ehrlichen Momenten gewiss nicht armen Ausnahmekarriere”, heißt es in der Mitteilung. Den Ton setzt die erste Single. “Versager” ist ein Song über Väter, die nie da waren – und den Schmerz, der einfach nicht weggehen will. “Versager” ist zusammen mit Yanek…

[countingstars-17]

Yanek Sterzel [reporter of TKART Magazine] talked about Max's karting years in a book ‘Een klasse apart’.

Motorsport.nl reported a little preview:

In 2013, Verstappen's final year in karting, he won everything there was to win in a CRG kart with a TM engine. He became champion in the WSK Master Series in KZ2 and in the WSK Euro Series in KZ1, European champion in KF and KZ, and world champion in KZ.

"That was very impressive," Sterzel said. "Also because he drove the automatic-shifted kart one weekend and the manual-shifted kart the next. That was an incredible achievement.

When I talk to experienced drivers, they always tell me how difficult it is to switch from the manual to the automated kart and vice versa, because it's a totally different way of driving. According to them, you have to start learning all over again, as if you were alternating between racing in Formula One and in the World Rally Championship. Maybe that's a bit of an exaggeration, but it's certainly different and definitely not easy.

But Max acted as if it was the most normal thing in the world to go from one category to another and win in both, even though he was only fifteen, was a rookie in the KF and KZ and was racing against the 'Michael Schumachers' of karting. I had never seen anything like that before."

[chibrary]

title: leclerc vs verstappen: the true story of the first clash at the time of karting

source: tkart author: yanek sterzel format: editorial (english & italian) season: 2012, karting

Translation courtesy of Auto Motorsport on Youtube.

Excerpt:

Why – you will ask me – did you decide to go and do this interview that day after an ordinary heat? The answer is simple: Jos Verstappen. [...] At some point we see that Verstappen and Leclerc start with a good clash on the track. A bit rough, perhaps, but exciting. Verstappen has the upper hand. After driving through the finish line, however, Leclerc who had lost ground in the scuffle, recovered and in returning to the pit he came up beside and surpasses Verstappen in quite a hard way, so much so that Verstappen ends up going off the track into the marsh which had formed due to the rain. A real insult. I said to myself, “Max ended up off the track. In my opinion, Jos is flying into rage and probably slaps are flying in the closed park. Let us go and film everything”. Ronnie and I started running like crazy towards the closed park which, in Val d’Argenton is exactly on the opposite side of the stands. You should know that Jos Verstappen, Max’s father, is quite well-known for making “fireworks” on some occasions, let us say because of particular stresses, and we absolutely did not want to miss them. Instead, as you can see from the video, Jos is visibly angry, yet he does not utter a single word. Max, on the other hand, lets off steam with us while Charles, with his good “angel face” that he had and still has today, underplays what happened despite knowing that he had played a spiteful trick to his opponent just before. For the record, both will be excluded from the heat. Keep in mind that they had won basically all the heats they had respectively taken part in. Therefore, due to the only direct clash between them, they managed to get disqualified!

There is a video interview – which went viral on YouTube – which is the real historical testimony of the first clash (and it is appropriate to say it…) between the two young F1 drivers. Find out what really happened that time from the words of those who saw that episode with their own eyes.

The video is this and it is what today is called a “viral” content video. The word horrifies me because it is used and abused, yet “technically” correct, in the sense that, spreading like a virus, this video has largely exceeded the audience limits it was originally supposed to reach (now it is over 700,000 views) given the content it shows, that is an interview with two kart drivers (the young Leclerc and Verstappen) who are bickering at a distance over some disagreements on the track.

The moment in which the video in question goes viral is a precise date in the calendar, June 30th, 2019. During the competition of the Austrian F1 Grand Prix, those who were at that moment two of the most talented young F1 drivers that the highest series can offer, Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) and Max Verstappen (Red Bull) get involved into a contact while fighting for the victory, as shown in the video of the YouTube Formula 1 channel. Then someone notices that this was not the first time that there was a disagreement between Leclerc and Verstappen. So, the TKART interview with the two drivers, after a kart race 7 years earlier pops out. Since the story that is repeated sometimes is tragic but sometimes it can be funny, in a short time the video, unknown until that moment, is taken up by international TV and shared non-stop on social networks. Yet not many people know what actually happened on that day by now May 5th, 2012 in a remote French karting track where the 2nd round of the WSK Euro Series was competed. First of all, everything refers not to an actual race, not to a final, so to speak, but to a certain race. One of the approximate 15 heats that the KF2 (the category in which Leclerc and Verstappen competed) raced that weekend with the sole purpose of defining the starting grid of the prefinals which in turn sanctioned, with its order of arrival, the starting grid of the actual finals, the race which really counts in a karting event. In a race, there are about 10 -15 heats, as the number varies according to the number of participants. In a year, people like us who follow all the international karting races, will see a few hundred of them once all the events and all the categories are added together. To be honest, we do not write a report for each one of these heats or get an interview at the end of each one.

LECLERC & VERSTAPPEN Both born in 1997, Charles Leclerc (Principality of Monaco) and Max Verstappen (The Netherlands) started to get to know each other since the time of international karting races. After racing on their respective national territories, they arrived at the circuit of the competitions that count, the important WSK and FIA races and in a few seasons, they showed the whole world that they had what it takes to continue their path towards F1.

At the time of karting…

… And today!

Then why – you will ask me – did you decide to go and do this interview that day after an ordinary heat? The answer is simple, Jos Verstappen. Let me explain myself better. Me and Ronnie (Ghezzi, my colleague with whom I founded TKART) were in the indoor stands as it was raining  buckets, watching the Saturday heats of this race on a track where we would never come back too, the International Circuit du Val d’Argenton (France). At some point we see that Verstappen and Leclerc start with a good clash on the track. A bit rough, perhaps, but exciting. Verstappen has the upper hand. After driving through the finish line, however, Leclerc who had lost ground in the scuffle, recovered and in returning to the pit he came up beside and surpasses Verstappen in quite a hard way, so much so that Verstappen ends up going off the track into the marsh which had formed due to the rain. A real insult. I said to myself “Max ended up off the track. In my opinion, Jos is flying into rage and probably slaps are flying in the closed park. Let us go and film everything”. Ronnie and I started running like crazy towards the closed park which, in Val d’Argenton is exactly on the opposite side of the stands. You should know that Jos Verstappen, Max’s father, is quite well-known for making “fireworks” on some occasions, let us say because of particular stresses, and we absolutely did not want to miss them. Instead, as you can see from the video, Jos is visibly angry, yet he does not utter a single word. Max, on the other hand, lets off steam with us while Charles, with his good “angel face” that he had and still has today, underplays what happened despite knowing that he had played a spiteful trick to his opponent just before. For the record, both will be excluded from the heat. Keep in mind that they had won basically all the heats they had respectively taken part in. Therefore, due to the only direct clash between them, they managed to get disqualified! Despite this, they will take part in the finals (here is the “artisan” video made by Ronnie and me) with Max Verstappen (Intrepid - TM Racing) forced to retire in the first lap because of a contact he had due to a start from the very back of the pack, and Charles Leclerc (Art Grand Prix – Parilla) who will instead finish fourth at the foot of the podium after starting from the pole position, behind a certain Antonio Giovinazzi (Tony Kart – Vortex). On top of the podium we find Felice Tiene (CRG – BMB), second Flavio Camponeschi (Tony Kart – Vortex), while Anthoine Hubert (Formula K – TM Racing) will unfortunately end up in the tenth position. What an amazing race, especially in the last lap with Tom Joyner (LH – BMB), Giovinazzi and Leclerc providing a great show.

The rankings of the heat which was the scene of the clash between the two drivers. Max and Charles are part of the “excluded” group.

The overall rankings after the conclusion of all the heats. As you can see from the string of results in correspondence with the names of Max and Charles, the two drivers had started the weekend with the pole position and a fifth spot respectively in qualifying. Then, in the heats, they only had victories (except in one case for Max), until the contact between the two which forced the motorsport marshals to exclude them from the heat with the consequence of 26 penalties each.

The final classification speaks for itself and confirms the old saying “While two dispute, the third enjoys”. Between the two weekend performers (Max and Charles), in the end the third, Felice Tiene prevailed! Presently, Felice does not race any longer. He is a coach of promising young kart drivers and is happily married as well as a new father.

The map, taken from Google Maps, of the Val d’Argenton track. Just to show the distance between the grandstand (red circle) and the closed park (yellow circle) to those funny guys who in the YouTube video commented on Yanek Sterzel’s [Editor-in-chief of TKART – Editor’s note] shortness of breath. Try flying from one end of the track to the other in a few seconds! Just kidding, of course!

Sterzel, Yanek. "LECLERC VS VERSTAPPEN: THE TRUE STORY OF THE FIRST CLASH AT THE TIME OF KARTING." TKart Magazine. July 23, 2020. https://tkart.it/en/magazine/editorial/kart-leclerc-vs-verstappen-their-clash-at-the-time-of-karting-in-the-2019-austrian-f1-grand-prix/#1.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Yanek posted these stairs he climbed the other day. He says, ”Death stairs so deadly they come with climbing grips just to give you a chance...” 

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[samuelroukin]

okay then what's your ranking of submissiveness and breedability of the stuff you have seen from him?

darrington (the librarians)

simcoe (turn)

yanek (counterpart)

tim (happy go lucky)

fairy ambassador (lol)(the magicians)

ed (equity)

ghost (cod)

carcillo (alls souls)

jury's still out on the sentinel (salem) since i only watched one episode besides skipping through a couple just to See him

[natythefanatic]

First bunch of attacks

woohoo!

Yanek belongs to @melanchophoria on AF!

Katrina belongs to @waterrpuprr !

Mirum belongs to @johankasas !

And lastly Mokosh belongs to @Hejdasz on AF!

[cloudofbutterflies92]

His world was impossible to differentiate, down to the most minute detail. And that was the problem. It was exactly the same.

Samuel Roukin as young Yanek in Counterpart

[tetradualiess]

random doodles of some kids from a while agooooo

[kylesaladus]

Yanek: What's this? Zlad: A CD, very uncultured. Yanek: I thought they stopped making these. Zlad: There's still a market for these, as cheap wall decorations. Or to hang from trees. Yanek: What am I supposed to do with this? Yanek: What? Spliffy? Again... He'll never learn. Zlad: I bet it's the same as the last one. Yanek: Probably. Zlad: Perhaps we'll reconsider it once you've returned those stolen records of ours. Yanek: I wouldn't be surprised if it was Spliffy... I bet he took them from us out of spite. Zlad: Haha! No way, Spliffy is a coward. You know, the whole "Nora thing"? Yanek: You're right. It doesn't hurt to check anyway, wouldn't you agree?

[doli-nemae]

my friend joked that my Sith Warrior looks like a cat....

well, it's not a joke anymore

[acapulcopress]

Congreso de Guerrero crea su programa interno de Protección Civil

CHILPANCINGO * 1 de marzo, 2024. ) Congreso de Guerrero Por primera vez en la historia, el Congreso del Estado de Guerrero cuenta con un Programa Interno de Protección Civil que coadyuvará a la salvaguarda de la integridad física de las personas que laboran en esta institución y sus visitantes, ante la eventual ocurrencia de fenómenos naturales o siniestros. Dicho programa elaborado por maestros, investigadores y alumnos de la Licenciatura en Ingeniería en Prevención de Desastres y Protección Civil de la Universidad Autónoma de Guerrero, Campus Zumpango, y que está avalado por la Secretaría de Gestión Integral de Riesgos y Protección Civil del Gobierno del Estado, fue presentado este viernes en las instalaciones del Poder Legislativo, en el marco del Día Internacional de la Protección Civil. En el acto inaugural, la presidenta de la Junta de Coordinación Política (Jucopo), diputada Gloria Citlali Calixto Jiménez, indicó que tal herramienta tiene como objetivo primordial salvaguardar la vida del cuerpo de legisladores, trabajadores y visitantes del Congreso en casos de contingencia. Abundó que los recursos para el efecto se invierten con total transparencia y en lo que se requiera sin escatimar, como lo es la adquisición de insumos básicos, como extintores funcionales, uniformes, megáfonos, así como modernos sistemas de alertamiento sísmico y códigos de alertamiento para cada uno de los riesgos a los que esté expuesto el edificio. Asimismo, reconoció el trabajo que realiza la Comisión de Protección Civil del Congreso, que en coordinación con instituciones gubernamentales y educativas ha hecho posible la creación de este programa que será de vital importancia para la salvaguarda de la integridad física de todas las personas que concurren en el recinto legislativo, en casos de sismos, incendios o cualquier catástrofe que se pudiera presentar. En su oportunidad, la diputada Leticia Mosso Hernández, presidenta de la Mesa Directiva, hizo un reconocimiento a la comisión legislativa y a quienes participaron en la elaboración del programa en mención, confiando en que este se pueda replicar en todas las instituciones gubernamentales, los ayuntamientos y en los hogares. Por su parte, la diputada Patricia Doroteo Calderón, presidenta de la Comisión de Protección Civil, calificó este día como histórico, porque por primera vez el Congreso cuenta con un programa interno que servirá para la protección de trabajadoras y trabajadores, diputadas y diputados, así como las decenas de personas que visitan el Congreso para diversos trámites. Además, la legisladora agradeció las facilidades otorgadas por parte de la presidenta de la Jucopo, así como a la UAGro, para lograr su realización e implementación. Por último, el director de Protección Civil de la UAGro, Apolonio Bahena Salgado, refirió que la elaboración del programa requirió de un trabajo arduo que satisfactoriamente se concretó en un instrumento de planeación que tiene como objetivo salvaguardar la integridad física de las personas del Congreso, institución a la que reiteró su disposición de coadyuvar cuando se requiera. En el evento participaron también los diputados Fortunato Hernández Carbajal, Marco Tulio Sánchez Alarcón y las diputadas Jennifer García Lucena y Nora Yanek Velázquez Martínez; el secretario de Servicios Financieros y Administrativos, Esli Joanan Navarrete Cisneros; el director del Instituto de Estudios Parlamentarios Eduardo Neri, Celerino Tlacotempa Zapoteco; el encargado de la Seguridad Interna, Constantino González Vargas; la directora de Capacitación de la Secretaría de Gestión Integral de Riesgos y Protección Civil, Lorena Santos Hernández; el director de la Licenciatura en Ingeniería en Prevención de Desastres y Protección Civil de la UAGro, Campus Zumpango, Apolonio Bahena Salgado, y la profesora e investigadora de la misma, Rocío Reyes Suazo, entre otros. ] Síguenos en facebook.com/acapulcopress.news ) Síguenos en facebook.com/angelblanco.press ] Síguenos en ) acapulcopress.com Read the full article