By “proper” you mean a launcher rest? Those are also never used on recurves, since they don’t work with clickers. And you don’t “train” your sight on a sightless bow - especially if you are a beginner… You sound like you are used to compound bows, where what you say makes more sense.

WAF rulebook:

That is a Core recurve bow, not concave; it does have an arrow rest (at 0:06 you can see the arrow *not* sitting on the riser), and a string peep is either useless (if shooting without a sight) or forbidden by FITA rule Ch22.1.5.
Also, target distance of ~10m is fine for kids or beginners.

5 seconds in and a 2nd grade grammar mistake in a title (nevermind the awful graphic).

The writing is predictably bland and uninspiring, too.

There are several nice hiking trails and ski slopes nearby - as across most Switzerland. Museums about the cheese as well: fribourg.ch/en/la-gruyer...

Luckily there are a lot of projects looking to commercialize these reactors, indeed - and I was wrong, China has an [experimental one running](en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TMSR-LF1) right now. The US experimental ones (ARE, MSRE, see en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molten-...), however, never burned thorium…

Thorium salt reactors have the slight inconvenience of not existing for at least a few more years, see [this nice video from Kyle Hill](youtu.be/BcoN2bdACGA)...

This article is 3 years old and this video is AI ganarated. A shield in the middle of the flag *appears* and *disappears* within one second, that’s not how reality works.

It’s also down now for me, indeed. Sad…

It’s working rn

I know an angry New Yorker who would disagree on the reparability/serviceability part: www.youtube.com/@rossmanngroup

I would not lose confidence in Wikipedia over this: factual statements have to be sourced, and basically any entry of some relevance is constantly checked. Moreover, edits for most controversial topics are disabled until an experienced moderator checks their sources and approves them.

That's disappointing to learn - but this seems a temporary, very specific problem caused by a platform migration. Overall the SNCF app works fine? According to [the article you cite](www.lefigaro.fr/voyages/cons...), this only affects about 5% of cross-border trips anyways...

What’s wrong with SNCF Connect? I’ve been using the app for years with zero issues…