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On his birthday, we celebrate the inner freedom, the non -bargaining clarity without which there is no real art without which there is no real life.

Sándor Csoóri was the last Mohican of folk writers, a writer, poet, playwright and screenwriter, said Balázs Hankó, Minister for Culture and Innovation, on Sunday, a 95 -year -old artist at the Petőfi Literary Museum.

The minister recalled that the government launched the Sándor Csoóri program in 2017 in honor It helps folk dancing, folk music and folk song organizations and communities. Last year, nearly 1800 people received support.

At the commemoration, the minister promised that the artist’s birthplace and memorial plaque would be renewed next year.

“When we talk about Alexander Csoóri, we do not simply evoke a poet, but a memory in which he has a revolutionary belief in 1956, the fate of the Hungarian peasantry, there is the sorrow over the beauty and destruction of folk culture, The drama of certainty and disillusionment, the drama of togetherness and disintegration, and the belief that writing and thinking in Hungarian is not a private matter, but a community experience, ”said Szilárd Demeter, president of the Hungarian National Museum Public Collection Center (MNMKK).

He emphasized that Sándor Csoóri was not only an artist in the 1970s and 1980s, but also the conscience of the nation, “not because he chose this role, but because he could not do otherwise.”

When power tried to forget about society, he confronted the power of remembrance when they spoke about the broken Hungarians, he was looking for unity, he stressed. Seeing the disillusionment after the change of regime, the writer did not break because he knew that real changes were not on the surface of politics, but in the deeper layers of culture, he said.

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Formula 1’s relentless battle over wing flexibility has reached a fever pitch, and the latest technological breakthrough is sending shockwaves through the paddock. In an era defined by ground effect cars pushed to their aerodynamic limits, the secret to success lies in how teams manipulate wing flex to balance downforce and stability at blistering speeds. Last year, McLaren’s ingenious ‘Mohican’ wing design turned the tables on Red Bull’s long-held dominance—and the ripple effects are set to redefine the sport in 2025.

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Since the late 1990s, wing flexibility has been a battleground for Formula 1 engineers. But with the advent of ground effect cars that run lower and faster than ever before, the challenge has intensified. The trick is to design a front wing that is aggressive at low speeds while naturally reducing its power at high speeds to maintain rear stability. When a car reaches speeds beyond 120–130mph, static load tests no longer reveal the full story: it’s the dynamic flex on track that can make or break performance.

McLaren discovered that by maintaining rigidity in the inboard section of the wing while allowing a non-linear increase in flex at the outboard end, they could achieve the perfect compromise. This delicate balance creates a wing that is potent at low speeds yet mellows out at high speeds—keeping the car stable in fast corners without sacrificing the downforce needed for grip. The computation behind this complex carbon fiber lay-up is mind-boggling and extremely costly, but it has paid off handsomely for McLaren.

The Battle Lines Are Drawn: Clampdowns and Copycats

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A 46-year-old Warren County man is charged with animal cruelty after repeatedly allowing his dogs to roam loose, resulting in an accident in Blairstown that left one of the animals dead, police said.

David Black, 46, of Hardwick Township is facing the third-degree charge by New Jersey State Police. State police also investigated the case.

Blairstown Township Police Chief Scott Johnsen said Black was warned multiple times in the past to keep his dogs contained or on a leash. The dogs have been found in the roadway by investigators during past incidents, Johnsen said.

Around 7 p.m. Monday, a car struck one of Black’s two dogs along Mohican Road in Blairstown, the chief said.

Officers found one dog severely injured and the other uninjured, according to police. Johnsen said the injured dog succumbed to injuries at the scene.

Also responding to the accident was Blairstown’s Animal Control Officer Robert Lagonera who transported the uninjured dog to an animal hospital for a medical evaluation, police said.

Black has been cited by both the Blairstown and Newton Animal Control Office, contracted by Hardwick Township, with over 20 counts of dogs at large in recent months, according to Johnsen.

Officers spent countless hours trying to catch the loose dogs, but often could not, as the dogs refused to allow them near, the chief said. Johnsen said Black ignored suggestions by officers to keep the dogs properly contained.

The surviving dog now is being fostered, pending an upcoming court hearing, police said.

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The grant, which comes from the Department of Transportation Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) program, will fund the planning, design, and permitting for the long-imagined path, known as the “Adventure to Ashuwillticook Trail,” or the “A2A Trail Project.”

“The Adventure to Ashuwillticook Trail Project will highlight the natural resources in North County — a true asset that attracts thousands of visitors every year,” Congressman Richard Neal said in a statement. “This project will play a key role in stimulating significant economic activity throughout the region, while promoting the health and well-being of local residents.”

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In recent years, the Berkshire Regional Planning Commission has worked with leaders in Adams, North Adams, and Williamstown, as well as Mass MoCA and Tourists hotel on the project.

Tom Matuszko, executive director of the BRPC, which will manage the grant over the four-year process, said the funds will “provide for the design of the entire segment, which will then open doors for future construction funding in a fully shovel-ready state.”

Organizers said the Mass MoCA campus will serve as a “rotary” that links the east-west stretch of the planned trail, which will connect to the Mohican path, and the north-south stretch, which will extend south to the Ashuwillticook trail.

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