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Yearbook 2000
Rwanda. Prime Minister Pierre-Célestin Rwigyema resigned in February following a conflict with Parliament. A few weeks later, President Pasteur Bizimungu also left his post, which he had held since the end of the 1994 genocide. Vice President Paul Kagame, who has been the country's strong man since 1994, was elected in April as new president. He became the first Tutsi on the head of state since Rwanda's independence in 1962.
In June, the UN Court in Arusha, Tanzania, sentenced Belgian-Italian journalist Georges Ruggiu to 12 years in prison for incitement to genocide. Ruggiu worked at the radio station Radio Télévision Libre des Milles Collines, which in the spring of 1994 was called Hutus to look up and kill Tutsis. The fact that the penalty was relatively mild was due to Ruggiu pledging to testify against three colleagues. These, two senior executives at the same radio station and the editor-in-chief of the newspaper Kangura, were brought to trial in October.
Rwanda was the country in Africa that recorded the highest population growth rate in 2003, but at the same time lives 60% below the poverty line.
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On April 7, 2004, Kagame inaugurated a 10-year celebration of the 100 Days of Massacre in 1994. On the 24th of that month, he violated the 2002 peace agreement with the Congo when he ordered his soldiers to attack the country.
In June, former President Pasteur Bizimungu was sentenced to 15 years in prison for soliciting violence in collaboration with criminals.
In October, 400 soldiers from Rwanda were sent as peacekeepers to Darfur in Sudan.
In November, Amnesty International called on the government to do everything in its power to ensure the independence of the press and to refrain from using the judiciary to intervene with the press. Amnesty also encouraged judges and lawyers struggling to resist the political pressure, corruption and their contribution to the preservation of the rule of law.
A statement from the Interparliamentary Union at the beginning of 2005 showed that Rwanda is the country in the world with the highest female parliamentary representation. Nearly 49% of Rwanda deputies are women. This development has been encouraged by the legislation of the country which states that at least 30% of parliamentarians and government members must be women.
In March 2006, the World Bank, the IMF and the African Development Bank decided to relinquish 13 African countries' foreign debt – including Rwandas. The remission came into effect per July 1st.
Joseph Serugendo who was a member of the board of Radio Televisión Libre during the 1994 genocide was sentenced in June 2006 to six years in prison for his participation and logistical support for the transmission of radio and TV messages that governed the genocide.
A French investigation claimed in November 2007 that Kagame was behind the 1994 presidential plane crash, and at the same time issued arrest warrants on 9 of Kagame's advisers. Kagame again responded by accusing France of being behind the shooting itself – French troops had control of the airport in Kigali in 1994. He subsequently severed diplomatic relations with France. The highly respected Judge Richard Goldstone, who had previously been chief prosecutor at the war crimes tribunal in Rwanda declared that the case was heavily politicized and that the French material was also heavily politicized.
In 2007, Kagame declared to the BBC that he would support the establishment of an independent international commission of inquiry. However, such was not reduced. Instead, the president set up a Rwandan commission of inquiry into "loyal Rwandans". It issued a report in 2009, concluding that neither Kagame nor RPF had been involved in the plane crash. In October 2011, RPF's former Secretary-General Théogène Rudasingwa declared in a public "confession" that the RPF and Kagame were behind the shooting. However, the opinion could also reflect the growing political divide in the party.
Bizimungu was pardoned by President Kagame in April 2007 and released.
Population 2000
According to COUNTRYAAH, the population of Rwanda in 2000 was 7,933,570, ranking number 92 in the world. The population growth rate was 6.330% yearly, and the population density was 321.5923 people per km2.

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Amari Cooper – WR – Alabama
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 202 lbs
Strong Points
- Size and build to play either outside or between the hashmarks. His frame is lean but has room to add bulk.
- Experience in a pro style offense at Alabama, runs a pro style route tree.
- Shockingly polished route runner. Cooper sells fakes, gets deep in his cuts, and doesn't have any wasted motion when changing direction.
- Excellent awareness and body control with the ability to adjust to the ball in the air.
- Possesses an extra gear to take the top off the defense and eat up cushions in a hurry.
- Big play ability.
- Reliable target when asked to put himself at risk over the middle or make sideline grabs.
Weak Points
- If I'm nitpicking, I can find a small problem with his hands. At times he makes concentration drops and will ccasionally let the ball into his pads. I'm willing to attribute some of these to AJ McCarron (I'm not a fan of his).
- He struggled against large press corners at times and he needs to add more strength. Luckily, he has another year (two if he wants it) in college to mature physically.


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Recruitment shortage has been a bogeyman of the industry for several years, and one municipality in central Florida is taking steps to address it.
A new program undertaken by Altamonte Springs will take high school students through wastewater operator training. Not only that, but by the end of the class, Altamonte Springs hopes to have the high school seniors pass the Class C state exam.
"Our utilities in central Florida are struggling, we see that's an issue, and we know nationally that's an issue," says Ed Torres, director of Public Works and Utilities. "Not all kids are going to college, and we have really robust careers as operators and environmental technicians. So we tried to develop a curriculum that would generate some interest in being a plant operator, produce at least some licensed operators, and to see if we can address this a little bit differently from some other attempts that have been made in the past by others."
A new approach
Bringing wastewater treatment to high-school students isn't necessarily a new concept of itself, but two elements set the Altamonte Springs program — dubbed Project Water Technology, or H2O Tx — apart from typical collaborations between utilities and schools.
Firstly, the students will be on site, learning with the equipment right in front of them instead of a purely classroom approach. Secondly, the students are evaluated to ensure that they are really interested in the path as a potential career option.
"They have some programs like this in other schools, but the success rate has been marginal because the interest level varies in the kids," Torres says. "With some of these other programs, they were teaching a class in a classroom to somebody that has potentially never been exposed to a treatment plant. It's difficult to visualize and understand, reading about something but you have never been in that environment."
Classes are two days per week, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. It's 66 class periods over an entire school year. They will follow the University of Sacramento volumes I and II operation books.
"We're going to do one hour of formal instruction, and one hour of hand-on experience," Torres says. "So if we talked about the clarifiers in one session, then that second hour of class, they're going to actually see the clarifiers, and see how they operate."
The instructor will be a 30-year industry veteran, not a high-school teacher who simply learned enough to pass the state exam.
"The teacher situation — you have a school teacher, who may have a background in biology, and is proficient in what they do enough to take a test and pass it, but they don't have 30 years of experience," Torres says. "We chose to have a dual-licensed operator who retired from Altamonte Springs teach the class, as opposed to having a school teacher try to learn being an operator."
Screening for success
One might be inclined to cast as wide a net as possible when approaching recruitment. But Altamonte has realized that it is likely to get more genuine interest by ensuring the participants have a strong likelihood of success before embarking in H2O Tx.
"This is a pilot program with one school that is close to our regional water reclamation facility," Torres says. "We worked with the school board, they screened the kids and made sure they were interested in this particular class."
That's not to say they don't send their message out to the broader student populace — the program began with an existing relationship between the local high school and Altamonte Springs Public Works and Utilities.
"We have something called the Altamonte Science Incubator, where we teach kids from middle and high school about STEM careers," Torres says. "We take them to our wastewater plant and our lab, and we teach them a lot of different environmental issues."
That initiative has exposed 3,500 kids per year to the municipality's regional water reclamation plant over the last five to six years. From that effort, the H20 Tx class was a natural extension.
After putting out feelers through that softer program, the utility then offered the Project H20 Tx class to prospective students. After a student expresses interest, they go through two informational presentations by treatment plant employees. Even after that, the student's parents go through a pair or presentations as well, so that everyone knows what the students are committing to.
"Altamonte's spring staff went there and made presentations to the kids, to make sure that they understood what the career path was, what the positions offer, what the salaries were," Torres says. "There are advancement opportunities for these kids too, because once they get the first license, they can get the next license, and the next license, at their own pace. Their salaries can increase, and that's without a college degree. Many didn't know that."
A minimum GPA of 2.25 is required as well. The first inaugural class of Project H2O began last week.
"We want these kids to be successful," Torres says. "I think some of the other programs that we've seen, it was a class that was offered, and the kids would sign up without really knowing what it entailed."
Broader impact
If the class is successful, Altamonte Springs hopes to expand into a water treatment class in addition to continuing the wastewater treatment class. Torres hopes that they may also act as a catalyst for the industry to embrace more innovative methods in recruiting new operators.
"The immediate goal is to be producing more professionals in our area, but really this is applicable to anywhere. The kids could go to any state for that matter," Torres says. "If you think about it as an employer, somebody that has taken the state test already, has some experience — I'd hire that person as an operator trainee anytime over somebody that hasn't even taken the test."
Students who take the class will hopefully emerge having passed the Sacramento operational training test and the Florida state exam with a 132-hour jumpstart on their licensure experience hours.
"We're really excited about this program," Torres says. "We think that it brings a really great opportunity for the young adults that are coming out of the program, and it's going to fill an incredible gap that we have in the industry."


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I believe that at my age of 77, a retired magazine photographer and writer in Vancouver that Medium does not represent for me anything as important as a place to make money or to be known. Since I started my Blogger blog in 2006 ancillary to my webpage I have blogged over 5000 times. Many of the photographs in that blog or not bad. When possible I re-tool my blog and put it into Medium. It is fun to do. Since I started in Medium almost when it began I was able to secure my own personal magazines including my popular photography one. According to Medium statistics I have 3.8K followers. If I am to believe that message from my Medium Friends (below) these 3.6K followers have no idea of what good journalism or good writing is. My goal in Medium is simply to place my blogger blogs in it. I like the Medium statistics based on who reads and who doesn't. That's it. No more and no less.
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I have at least 1000 essays in Medium. I do not pay that $5.00 to upgrade. I have asked the Medium helpers for info if being upgraded is the road to curation. No reply up to now.
My only conclusion is that I must be a lousy writer. Until journalism died a few years ago I was gainfully employed as a magazine photographer and writer. Obviously Medium's standards are very high.
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At my ripe age of 77 I don't have time to read more than the novels, the
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We are so excited to share the wrap up of Lori Holt's Vintage Christmas Sew Along with all the blocks from weeks 5-9! Each block is so special and really putting us into a joyous and cheerful mood. With Christmas only four days away, let's get started with the last batch of the Vintage Christmas Sew Along!
A Very Vintage Christmas Sew Along Week 5 – 9 Blocks
In this Sew Along, we made all 42 blocks in Lori's Vintage Christmas Book! We featured 5 blocks each week on Instagram and Facebook (@fatquartershop on Instagram, Fat Quarter Shop on Facebook) for these 9 weeks. To see all the blocks from this Sew Along, check out our Introduction to the Vintage Christmas Sew Along blog post, which features all the blocks made by our Vintage Christmas Quilters!
We even have a video tutorial by Lori where she shows you how to add Ric Rac and Buttons to your finished Vintage Christmas Sampler Quilts (see video HERE!).
Our Quilty Staffer Deborah made the Weeks 5 – 9 Vintage Christmas Blocks using Lori's Cozy Christmas collection!
Vintage Chrismtas Sew Along
Without further ado, here are the blocks for weeks 5 – 9 of the Vintage Christmas Sew Along!
Week 5 – Friday November 23
Mr. Cookie Block – Cynthia of Dream, Quilt, Create
Mr. Snowman Block – Christopher of The Tattooed Quilter
New Puppy Block – Melanie of A Bit of Scrap Stuff
Old St. Nick Block – Kristie of @crosshatchquilts on Instagram
Poinsetta Block – Andy of A Bright Corner
Week 6 – Friday, November 30
Reindeer Hooves Block – Amanda of Jedi Craft Girl
Shine Block – Amy of Diary of a Quilter
Snowflake Block – Amy of Diary of a Quilter
Sparkle Block – Greg of Dogwood Grey Studio
Stained Glass Block – Greg of Dogwood Grey Studio
Week 7 – Friday, December 7
Stocking Block – Sinta of Pink Pincushion
Taffy Block
Toy Drum Block – Heidi of Butterflies & Buttons
Toy Soldiers – Joanna of @cottonjo on Instagram
Toy Train Block – Elizabeth of In the Boon Docks
Week 8 – Friday, December 14
Twinkle Block – Elizabeth of In the Boon Docks
|Under the Tree Block – Andy of A Bright Corner
Vintage Ornament Block
Vintage Pinwheel Block – Kerry of Very Kerry Berry
Warm Hat Block – Snoodles of Lily Pad Quilting
Week 9 – Friday, December 21
Wool Star Block – Jennie of Porch Swing Quilts
Wreath Block – Snoodles of Lily Pad Quilting
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Bitcoin's fixed supply and decreasing issuance schedule is at a new landmark. As Vitalik Buterin once put it:
"One of the major faults of traditional, "fiat", currencies controlled by central banks is that the banks can print as much of the currency as they want, and if they print too much, the laws of supply and demand ensure that the value of the currency starts dropping quickly.
Bitcoin, on the other hand, is intended to simulate a commodity, like gold. There is only a limited amount of gold in the world, and with every gram of gold that is mined, the gold that still remains becomes harder and harder to extract. As a result of this limited supply, gold has maintained its value as an international medium of exchange and store of value for over six thousand years, and the hope is that Bitcoin will do the same". In order to reproduce the natural scarcity of an asset like gold, Bitcoin employs a predefined issuance schedule, periodically reducing the amount of coins issued to ensure they become harder to "extract" over time. This change in new supply has become known as the halving.
Every 210,000 blocks the amount of newly issued bitcoin is cut in half. Typically this "halving" will come every four years, but the exact dates are hard to predict due to variability in the rate at which new blocks are added.
On average, a new block is added to the Bitcoin blockchain every 10 minutes through a process known as mining. Mining involves specialized computers that perform computationally expensive work in order to validate transactions. This work amounts to finding a needle in a haystack where the needle is a random number (nonce) that satisfies a given condition. The total amount of work being done is referred to as the hash power of the network.
As more hardware comes online, hash power increases and nonces are found faster. In order to retain the targeted 10 minute block time, the protocol has a difficulty adjustment to make it harder to find the nonce. This occurs every 2,016 blocks (approximately every two weeks), however, the actual time depends on how hash power changes over that period. For the majority of Bitcoin's existence, the hash rate has been increasing, meaning block times have averaged less than 10 minutes. This is why previous halvings occurred more quickly than the expected four-year time interval.
The halving has become a focal point of the Bitcoin community primarily due to the historically positive relationship with bitcoin's price. Each of the past two halvings were followed by bull runs that saw price rise thousands of percentage points. Although the data to support this relationship is limited given Bitcoin has only undergone two halvings, it has been enough to convince some people that halvings are a leading cause of bitcoin bull runs. Interest around Bitcoin's upcoming third halving is driven by the expectation that it will produce similar results.
The Bitcoin halving is a multifaceted event that will affect all stakeholders in Bitcoin's ecosystem but it's miners who will be the most impacted. Holding price constant, Bitcoin miners face a 50% overnight drop in revenue, as their BTC earned every block is cut in half.
While this overnight drop may not be a shock, given that the halving is known in advance, it doesn't mean that planning for the halving is straightforward. The amount of new BTC issued every block is only one side of the equation. The other side is bitcoin's price.
Without a 100% price increase to counteract the reduction in new issuance, every miner's revenue will be impacted significantly. Those with the most efficient cost structures will ultimately stay in business. Those with inefficient structures will likely be forced to shut off their machines once profitability dips below break-even levels. While most miners cannot immediately shut off their machines due to contractual obligations with colocation facilitates and utilities, those with the highest costs to produce new BTC will eventually capitulate and go bankrupt.
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Today we're going to study the great and meow-ful Ceiling Cat.
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Ceiling Cat
Posted by The Whiskeratti at 7:56 AM
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Too funny! Happy Sunday!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 14, 2011 at 12:32 PM
We look up at the ceiling to fool our persons. When they look up, we just laff and laff, and laff. Have a good Sunday.ReplyDelete
The study guide is a hoot! We of course believe in Ceiling Cat.ReplyDelete
Ceiling Cat ? If I were you, I immediately prayz for Nom : )ReplyDelete
Ceiling Cat has all the anwers and I already follow most of the rules. Purrs.ReplyDelete
Kit is always meowing at Ceiling Cat. Freaks mama out.ReplyDelete
Dunno what is ceiling cat..ReplyDelete
what it is
MOL this really made us smile, thanks!ReplyDelete
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Was searching around on google and came across the most ridiculous Tomos build I have ever seen. Has this ever been done? a supercharged Tomos A35. I cant find any info on it other than it sold on ebay for 10k. just interesting.
That's pretty baller
Yeah it's been here before. I never saw/heard it working. Just pictures. Like riding a brick.
This is one of those bikes that makes you wish you were the one getting the owner's money.
What a fucking waste
I can think of about ten thousand things I would rather do with ten thousand dollars
right? like what the hell is the bike's purpose?
Ugh, not this fucking bike again.
The big showpiece that never really worked, but made ridiculous claims of huge power.
This whole thing was an exercise in futility and expenditure.
This person had the choice of spending $10,000 or reading like 3 paragraphs on the internet about how this idea won't work.
They chose to spend all that money on a TOMOS on top of it all
Spent 10k on a custom build and then put an MLM pipe on it. Why not build something specific for the bike?
Tomos Norton super commando tn750.
Super discount.
D9. A little pricey for 1.
it didn't actually sell for 10k. It didn't sell at all. Maize bid 10k on it as a joke because the seller/builder was a dip shit.
it barely ran and the super charger didn't actually work. he also did stupid shit like making the forks rigid and making the disk wheels out of a pizza pan "for aero" and then putting on the silliest balloon tires he could find.
tl;dr it was a turd built by a clown (edited)
it was a turd / Built by a clown, full of sound and fury, / Signifying mopeds
> Dave & Bummerzz Wrote:
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> it didn't actually sell for 10k. It didn't sell at all. Maize bid 10k on
> it as a joke because the seller/builder was a dip shit.
> it barely ran and the super charger didn't actually work. he also did
> stupid shit like making the forks rigid and making the disk wheels out
> of a pizza pan "for aero" and then putting on the silliest balloon tires
> he could find.
> tl;dr it was a turd built by a clown
Somehow this guy ended up regularly posting on the Minnesota mopeds facebook page when he was building and working on this bike, even though he wasn't in MN. The "supercharger" was a smog pump from an 80's vehicle. The only video of it ever running was just at idle. Who knows if it ever even moved under its own power. He thought it was somehow related to a Ducati because some stock Tomos magnetos are Ducati branded. It had a super basic airsal kit setup and he made ridiculous claims on speed and HP. We tried to help and ultimately ended up roasting him because he wouldn't listen to anything we said.
Last time it popped up he was trying to sell it as a "vintage salt flats racer". He had artificially weathered it and it was all rusty. Claimed to not know anything about history of the bike but it was the same guy who built the damn thing. 🙄
Looks like a steam punk motorcycle with all that shit hanging off of it
Except for the bubble tyres and Ducati signage, I dig the look of the bike. I'd like it even more if it run under its own steam without the gimmicks.
More like supercharged bootyhole lmao
I think were are all be taking for a ride on this thing
Edit: someone needs to find it (edited)
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Your English teacher should've beaten your ass.
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> Your English teacher should've beaten your ass.
I beat hers instead 🤪
Well is it $455, or is it $4500 or is it $15000?
Description says he has dyno sheets and videos of it running. I'd like to see both. Maybe I will contact him as an interested party...
Post it lol
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> That site is not good.
> Got a nice error message after trying to send the email to the seller.
> No clue what that says. Something in russian?
Wasn't the builder posting on here?
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> Wasn't the builder posting on here?
I looked for an hour, I did find a thread that was talking about a dead Facebook page with more photos and video of it running.
To be honest all the attention it's getting, someone needs to find it!
It would be so sick if some got their hands on it& knew what they were doing and stripped it down to a normal kitted bike without all that bs (edited)
Or just buy a random tomos and leave this one to rot.
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Food articles get the most love at The Juggernaut because they resurface nostalgic moments. Think: how a Portuguese technique led to a Bengali sondesh explosion to how kithul palm treacle became a Sri Lankan favorite to why it's so hard to open an Indian restaurant in America to how fake cinnamon came to rule the world.
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Date: Sunday 4th September 2016
Location: Welsh Road Farm, Welsh Road, Nr. Leamington Spa,
Offchurch, Warwickshire, CV33 9BG.
Start Time
Your start time is: 10:10
Be on site and registered AT LEAST an hour before your start time. Registration can take up to 20 minutes. You will also need to park, change, warm up and soak up the atmosphere!
Please go online to the website: www.thewolfrun.com/map for directions to the Wolf Run site. Wolf Run signs on the roads near the event location (the Fosse Way (B4455) and the Welsh Road) will guide you directly to the site on the day. Please note: the Welsh Road will be closed to traffic but Wolf Runner cars will be allowed through to gain access to the parking area. You may be temporarily held up by the road blocks. Please plan your route to come via the Fosse Way where possible – this will be quicker than coming from Southam.
Car Parking
The car park opens at 8:30am and is located next to the event village and after-party area. Please remember there will be a £5.00 per car, £10.00 per minibus parking charge collected on the gate. Please have the right change ready to prevent queuing. Please note that all cars are left at the owner's risk.
Wolf Run Site
The Wolf Run takes place on a working farm. The private farmhouse and outbuildings that can be seen from the event area are completely out of bounds. DOGS ARE NOT PERMITTED.
Money: Cash Machines
There are no cash machines on site so please bring cash with you for food and drinks. The nearest cash machines are in Southam or Leamington Spa, approximately 3 miles from the Wolf Run site.
Registration opens at 9.00am. You will see signs for the registration area from the car park. All runners must be registered at least an hour before their start time. Before you register, you must hand in your completed legal disclaimer and you will then be handed an envelope with your runner number and wristband inside. Please note if you are fortunate enough to look under 25, you will be asked for proof of age and photo ID will be required. Please complete the medical details section on your runner number prior to attaching it to the front of your running top.
You can also ask the WR staff to write your number onto your arm/chest/forehead with permanent marker, so if you lose your runner number on course, you will still be able to find your Wolf Run photos when searching the Peachysnaps site.
Please print out and complete the Wolf Run Disclaimer and bring it with you on the event day. You do NOT need to post it back to us in advance! If you can fill it out in advance, this will save you time at Registration. If you can't print the disclaimer there will be plenty available in the registration tents. Every runner is required to give a completed disclaimer in before receiving their run number at registration.
Car Keys and Bags
Where possible, please leave all bags in cars. The team at the key drop tent can take a very limited number of bags, but this is only for runners who do not have access to a car. Car keys should be placed in the personalised envelope that you are handed when you register and handed in at the key/bag drop. They will only be handed back to the individual whose name is on the envelope, so please don't assume that a pack member who finishes before you can pick up your car keys! All keys and bags are left at the owners risk and Lionheart Events is not liable for any loss or damage to such property. The key drop facility is free of charge, however if you wish to make a donation to our partner charity you can do so here. Staff from the charity will be on hand to discuss and give an overview of their work.
Toilet facilities will be available including disabled and baby changing facilities. We provide a good number of toilets but there is ALWAYS a queue just before the Run kicks off, as 4000 people all have a last minute loo stop! Please arrive earlier if you don't want to queue!
Safety Briefing
A safety briefing will be given to each wave before they start. Any runner who misses this briefing cannot take part in the Wolf Run so please make sure you are registered and at the start area at least half an hour before your start time. The Wolf Run is classified as an extreme event for several reasons:
- The ground is very uneven – please be careful where you put your feet when running.
- The mud is very deep in areas and very thick – please tighten your shoelaces or risk loosing a shoe.
- Please keep an eye on head height branches as you run through woodland and watch your eyes.
- When you tackle the obstacles, please ask the marshals for help where needed and follow their directions at all times.
- Our swim section looks fairly short and easy. However, it's very cold indeed and exhausting even for fairly strong swimmers. If you are not a confident swimmer please take the alternative route indicated by the marshals. If you get into trouble whilst swimming please raise a hand in the air and wait for the lifeguard to come out to you.
Course Map and Markers
There will be a course map near the Registration area that will show the location of the obstacles. Kilometer markers will also be included on the course.
All runners must wear suitable footwear: enclosed shoes so that toes and feet are fully protected, with decent soles. Trail running shoes are recommended but running trainers are also fine. Absolutely no spikes on any running shoes! Please note: if you are not wearing suitable footwear, you may not be allowed to run, so if you have any queries about footwear please email us in advance on email@example.com.
If running with a GoPro it's a good idea to insert a note with your name and number in the waterproof casing.
Runners should be aware of the weather forecast and bring appropriate clothing, sunscreen etc. Good quality running gear is recommended. Gloves are a good idea if you are concerned about potential scratches from rough wood/bark. Sunglasses and watches will get lost if they are not secured. iPods will definitely not survive the mud and water! A change of warm clothes, shoes and towel should also be in your kit bag.
Fancy Dress
We are happy to welcome runners wearing fancy dress. However, your costume has to be Wolf Run course-friendly – there are obstacles including deep water and tunnels that would be tricky in a very large costume! We reserve the right to restrict or ban inappropriate fancy dress costumes.
Water Stop
There is a water stop half way around the Wolf Run course.
The finish line is very close to the start area. When you have crossed the finish line, you will be presented with your goodie bag and your Wolf Run finisher's shirt.
Freshening Up!
Water hoses will be available to get the worst of the mud off. Please bring your own towels (and a change of clothes) – baby/face wipes are also good for getting mud off!
Spectators are very welcome. Food, bar, music and a free bouncy castle are all situated near the Start/Finish area. Spectators must not obstruct the course or the runners, and must stay in permitted areas at all times.
Lost Property
If you find any lost property at the Wolf Run, please hand it in at the info desk or to the DJ in the main marquee registration area. If you lose property please go to the info desk to report it lost.
Wolf Run After-Party
The Wolf Run After-Party will run throughout the day. The bar will be open from 9am selling Wolf Beer, usual alcoholic favourites, soft drinks and hot chocolate. Our inhouse DJ keeping the atmosphere pumping. There will be delicious hot and cold food available to purchase including a local pig roast, baked potatoes, panini, wraps, noodles and more. We also have entertainment for the children.
Event photography is provided by Colin and Andy from Peachysnaps. If you see them on the course – smile! Their photos will be available to buy in hard copy or as a Facebook profile shot after the Run. Links to the photo site will be posted on the Wolf Run website and our Facebook page.
If the course is reviewed prior to the Wolf Run and deemed unsafe due to extreme weather conditions, we will reschedule the event. The course is reviewed in the week before the Wolf Run and on the Friday before the event. Please check the website and Facebook in addition to your emails for updates in the week before the Wolf Run. If we were forced to delay the event, we would email you as soon as the decision is taken and you would be given the option of attending the rescheduled event or another Wolf Run at a later date.
Accidents and Injuries
There will be doctors in attendance with a full medical team to deal with any accidents or injuries.
We are sorry, but dogs are not allowed.
We look forward to seeing you on the day!


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Rumours about Royal Enfield working on new 650cc motorcycles have been doing the rounds of the Internet for quite some time now. While the Chennai-based company did confirm that several Royal Enfield 650 models are in the pipeline, no concrete information was released. However, things became clearer last week when the new twin-cylinder Royal Enfield Cruiser was spied testing for the first time.
The spy shots of the new 650cc Royal Enfield Cruiser revealed quite a handful of information about the motorcycle. Using that data and a bit of imagination, IndianAutosBlog.com's digital artist Shoeb Kalania has come up with the upcoming Royal Enfield Cruiser rendering.
Also Read: Is a New Royal Enfield Scrambler 650 Under Development?
The first thing to notice in the bullet 650 cc rendering is that the motorcycle seems to have a relaxed and laid-back riding position, which is usually the case with cruisers. While the official specifications are not out, the new Royal Enfield Cruiser will likely use the same 650cc twin-cylinder engine that powers the Continental GT 650 and Interceptor 650, with a few tweaks to suit the Cruiser's character. Even visually, the engine of the Royal Enfield Cruiser appears to be identical to that of the Royal Enfield 650 Twins, however, here it has been finished in black.
The new 650cc twin-cylinder Royal Enfield Cruiser rendering also highlights the USD front forks. This will be the first Royal Enfield motorcycle to feature such suspension setup. At the rear, conventional twin shock absorbers are present but they are placed at an angle. This suggests that the company might be using a completely new frame.
When it comes to aesthetics, the new 650cc bike from Royal Enfield shows a black colour scheme with gold pinstriping on the fuel tank, side body panels, and rear cowl. The round headlamp keeps the classic touch intact. Also, the dual exhaust pipes remind everyone with their visual appeal that this is a twin-cylinder motorcycle.
Also Read: Next-gen Royal Enfield Classic 350 spied testing once again
So far, the upcoming Royal Enfield 650 cc looks quite promising. The company is expected to give the motorcycle an aggressive price tag, just like it did with the 650 Twins, which will make it that much more difficult to get defeated by the rivals. Speaking of rivals, with whom do you think the new Royal Enfield Cruiser will compete when launched? Let us know in the comments.
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3 takeaways as Eagles' defense throws game away in loss to Chargers
The Eagles lost again. But unlike most of their other losses, they were competitive and they had a chance to win and there were even some things to be encouraged about.
They lost to the Los Angeles Chargers 27-24 at Lincoln Financial Field (again) in front of 69,796.
But the bottom line is they just weren't good enough, and considering that the Chargers' offensive line and secondary hasn't been good as of late means this is a game the Eagles should have won, especially at home.
So take the positives out of this loss to the Chargers — and there really were some — but ultimately they lost, they're 3-6 and for only the seventh time in franchise history they're 0-4 at home.
They were better, but not good enough.
Here's three takeaways:
Same problems over and over again
Justin Herbert became the latest QB to put up huge numbers on the Eagles, and considering Avonte Maddox and Darius Slay both got banged up and had to leave the game, the Eagles didn't have many answers for the Chargers' passing attack.
They finished the game with rookie fourth-round pick Zech McPhearson at outside corner and Andre Chachere in the slot. McPhearson had never played defense in his career and Chachere had only played 20 snaps. They played as well as you could have hoped, but to put the blame on Herbert's passing success lies on the defensive line.
This is a banged-up Chargers o-line, but Herbert had all the time he needed in the pocket, and he's too good to let him just stand there and find open receivers.
Herbert dropped back 37 times and didn't get sacked. Or even hit. The Eagles have been held without a sack three of the last four weeks, and considering that the d-line is the highest-paid and most decorated position group on the roster, that's unacceptable.
Also, the Eagles have tied a NFL record! But it is not one you want.
The Eagles have now allowed five quarterbacks to complete 80% of their passes (Dak Prescott, Patrick Mahomes, Tom Brady, Derek Carr, and Herbert). That ties an NFL record set in 2015 by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. With eight weeks left.
Herbert was 32-for-38 for 356 yards with two TDs and no INTs. That's 84.2%. Only two QBs have ever thrown 30 passes against the Eagles and completed 84 percent of their passes. Carr two weeks ago and Herbert Sunday. The Eagles didn't have a sack in either game.
Coming down to the wire
This game came down to one drive, and the Eagles couldn't get off the field. The Chargers were just a little bit better at key moments on that game-winning 15-play drive and converted a couple fourth downs and kicked a field goal.
Would it have been any different with Maddox and Slay on the field? Who knows.
But it doesn't matter.
The Eagles had opportunities to get stops on that drive and they couldn't do it.
Just not quite good enough.
Also, there was another bad penalty by Derek Barnett, jumping offsides and turning a third-and-six at the 28 into a thrd-and-one on the 23 that the Chargers easily converted on a keeper on the way to a late touchdown.
The Eagles have done a nice job reducing the penalties the last few weeks, but Barnett's lack of discipline just continues to destroy this team. Barnett has four penalties and one sack this year. It's inexcusable. And it keeps happening.
Sirianni keeps improving, Hurts to Smith is beautiful
One of the more encouraging things to come out of this game was Eagles' head coach Nick Sirianni's continued commitment to the run.
A week after the Eagles ran 46 times for 236 yards in Detroit, they ran 39 times for 176 yards against the Chargers, both games without Miles Sanders.
Does this mean Sirianni is over his obsession with throwing the ball 80% of the time like earlier in the season? I mean, you have to hope so.
It was good to see Jalen Hurts and DeVonta Smith finally on the same page, especially on the two second-half touchdown drives.
Hurts missed Smith badly on what should have been a touchdown just before halftime, but on the first TD drive Hurts found Smith for back-to-back completions of 23 and 19 yards, and on the second one they connected on five plays of at least 19 yards after they hit on only three of them in the last four games.
We just haven't seen a lot of Hurts dropping back, seeing open WRs, and delivering them the football, so this was a very good sign. Especially against the NFL's third- best pass defense.
The second half was actually one of Hurts' better stretches in a while. He finally seemed to be looking to throw first, although when he did run he was very effective.
After a quiet first half (4-for-9, 54 yards), Hurts was 7-for-8 for 108 yards with a TD pass to Smith in the second half.
I've been discouraged lately by his inability to throw with anticipation and look down the field, but this was a very good day for him.


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A full, in-depth analysis of the work of one of the most complex, significant figures in 20th-century German architecture.
Heinrich Tessenow is one of the most complex, significant figures in German architecture in the 20th century. His work has long been relegated to a marginal position by historians, probably due to the impossibility of fitting it into the traditional categories of progressive modernism, or those of reactionary conservatism: the problem of the modern, in fact, was interpreted by Tessenow as a procedure of reduction of architecture to its scrupulous essence.
His masterpieces include the Dalcroze Institute in Hellerau (1910-12), the Klotzsche boarding school, Dresden (1925-27), the renovation of the New Guard House of Schinkel in Berlin, and the monument to the victims of World War I.
The volume outlines the coordinates for a full, in-depth analysis of Tessenow's work, and then presents the projects in a complete catalogue with critical commentary.


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New Life Members
The New Plymouth Roller Sports Club held its Annual General Meeting on July 22, finally after having to delay due to Covid-19 and lockdown impacting us all.
The club are very thankful for the support from Members, Sport Taranaki and Sport NZ funding support during this difficult time. The Resilience Fund, PPE Fund and more recently KiwiSport funding has and will help the club "get through"
Two new members became "lifers" on July 22. Well deserved after many years of service to the club and their code.
Welcome to Rohan Singh and Roger Bedford, Life Membership badges presented by Willy Harvey.
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Handicaps awaiting ruling party
ANKARA - Hürriyet Daily News
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan looks forward to being a president by changing the presidential system before the elections in August 2014. AA photoPrime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan looks forward to being a president that will have similar authorities with the U.S. presidential model, or being a "president belonging to a political party" by changing the presidential system before the elections in August 2014. The implementation of this demand, which Erdoğan has shared with the public many times, depends on a constitutional change.
Also, when the demands of Kurds are considered within the ongoing resolution process, such a reform becomes compulsory. Until 2015, the ruling party is expected to experience one possible referendum, four elections, the resolution process and the process of forming the new Constitution.
The plan A of the Justice and Development Party (AKP) is to change the Constitution by providing consensus among the four parties in the Parliament. Plan B, on the other hand, suggests holding a referendum for about 50 articles, including the article suggesting the model of "president belonging to a political party," instead of making a brand-new Constitution. Plan C also suggests holding a referendum by taking the support of a party (probably the Peace and Democracy Party - BDP) for its own proposal. The last two options, however, have various obstacles.
The first of these problems is about "timing." If conciliation is achieved, Turkey will face a constitutional referendum in fall 2013. At the end of this year, the works for the local elections in March 2014 will start. Also, the presidential elections will be held by August 2014. And the schedules for this election will be arranged 60 days before. Besides, general elections will be held in June 2015, and its schedule will be kicked off three months before the election. This means the works will be started during the first months of 2015. It is not a process that could be easily handled in many aspects, including its economy. A series of elections will follow each other with only a few months of intervals.
Another difficulty might arise on the interrelated subjects of the resolution process and the constitutional process. Arithmetic data suggests that it will not be possible to pass a new Constitution both introducing the AKP's proposed presidential system and fulfilling the Kurds' demands through Parliament. The AKP does not have the power to change the Constitution and hold a referendum by itself. The opposition parties, the Republican People's Party (CHP) and the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), are not likely to form an alliance. If plan C is adopted and an alliance is made with the BDP, various problems may arise within the AKP.
The demands of the BDP could irritate the nationalist wing within the AKP. Also, since about 75 names in the AKP are to be subjected to the "three-term ban," some contrarian votes within the AKP are highly expected. Even though it is being said that about 10 votes are expected from the CHP in secret ballots, the possible lack of votes in the AKP will hamper the new Constitution from passing through Parliament. The article about the new presidential system also might be omitted from the package.
Parliamentary Speaker Cemil Çiçek notes the possibility that a president elected by a popular vote and the prime minister, who is also elected by the people, might come up against each other.
Such a possibility may spoil Erdoğan's 2014 plans. Or, an article that is essential for the BDP might not pass through Parliament according to design. It is known that the discussion regarding whether to exclude the expressions of "Turkish nation" and "Atatürk nationalism" from the new Constitution, the definitions of citizenship and secularism, the changes to the presidential system, freedom of thought and faith and other such subjects could create some anxieties in some groups. Possible deviations from these paths might also negatively affect the resolution process.
Delaying the new Constitution until 2015 and holding a referendum on about 50 articles also pose some handicaps, even though that would not be as hard as making a completely new Constitution. The BDP's support has vital importance for that, as well.
Another risk for the referendum is whether the public will support it. It will present some reforms that could allure the masses. However, the discourse of the "AKP-BDP Constitution," created by the opposition also poses some risks for nationalist and conservative groups. For the AKP, allying with the BDP has some pros and cons. It negotiated all the risks. A critical process has now begun.
Arrested deputies to be released?
Five deputies of the Peace and Democracy Party (BDP), two deputies from the Republican People's Party (CHP) and one from the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) are still under arrest. In a possible ballot for new Constitution, each vote will have great importance. All the calculations are made according to a possible Constitution being formed under an AKP-BDP alliance. The AKP has 327 seats in Parliament, while the BDP has 34 deputies, including the independent ones. And five of these 34 are currently in prison. The total number of the AKP and the BDP equals 356 in Parliament. When the five imprisoned deputies are added, it would reach 361. And when possible contrarian votes from the AKP are considered, five votes gains a vital importance. In light of these estimations, it is expected that the arrested deputies might be released before any voting.
Calculations for new Constitution
According to Article 175 of the current Constitution, a constitutional amendment proposed by between 330 and 367 seats shall be automatically submitted to referendum. If the figure is above 367, the amendment will be directly accepted. The latest speculation in Ankara suggests that AKP will first change this article with another package. According to rumors, the constitutional amendments will be approved with 330 votes, and thus the Justice and Development Party (AKP) could easily pass the new Constitution through Parliament since it has 327 seats in total. But I observed some leading figures of the AKP and inferred that they will not resort to this option unless they face extreme difficulties.


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