We do not lack the space to make our cities more human friendly. What we lack is imagination.
📍 Piccadilly Circus, #London🇬🇧
As reimagined by digital gardener Jan Kamensky.
At least 30 people were killed Wednesday when a high-speed train slammed into the back of another train that had stopped in central Spain, derailing two cars, authorities said.
The collision occurred in the province of Toledo between two trains traveling in the same direction from Madrid to Seville. More than 500 passengers were aboard the two trains, with emergency crews responding to the scene as authorities worked to assist the injured. The cause of the collision remains under investigation.
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Anna Kournikova just casually described the most toxic locker room on earth.
Graham Norton asks if there was jealousy from other players because she was the one getting the big endorsements and money.
She doesn’t even flinch:
“I never really felt it personally… but when there’s 128 girls in one locker room, there’s bound to be something going on, right?
I mean, 128 women in one locker room… can you imagine them getting along?
And we all walk around naked.”
The way she drops that last line with zero hesitation had the entire couch losing it.
This is the kind of tennis truth they don’t put in the press releases. Watch the full bit — the childhood pressure story before it makes the naked locker-room drop even harder.
The little things, small movements, are what separate great players and legendary players.
Nobody else is moving like this on a tennis court in today's day and age.