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Discussion: Thomass

in: Hammer; Hammer > 2012-02-29

Mar 1, 2012 4:21 PM # 
Gally:
I'm trying to find the link to the Thomass series on the DGL website. Do you have a link? thanks
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Mar 1, 2012 5:19 PM # 
Hansel:
I usually end up here:

http://www.orienteeringontario.ca/events
Mar 1, 2012 5:25 PM # 
Hammer:
Hmm, interesting who has asked and answered the question about THOMASS given the THOMASS models on this page:

http://dontgetlost.ca/kicksomethomass

unfortunately thomass organizers haven't utilized the thomass twitter i set up that much. I stopped tweeting a few months ago. ;-)

The date for the race this weekend is incorrect on the Stars website. it should be 2012 of course.
Mar 1, 2012 7:26 PM # 
Hansel:
Mrs. Gally looks like she having more fun. I'm probably lost...
Mar 1, 2012 7:42 PM # 
Gally:
Thanks guys.

Mrs. Gally was the one lost, but she knows what to do when the cameras are around. Hanzel, you werenn't lost, you were just frozen in time.
Mar 1, 2012 9:59 PM # 
Bash:
Talk to Sudden about tweeting! Maybe even in Swedish! There isn't really a central "Thomass organizer" but he's the guy leading the charge on that stuff.

The aweome new Thomass website (developed by Hammer and Sudden) is currently accessed from the Orienteering Ontario home page through a link in the Thomass article under "Featured Events". Longer term (meaning "when more volunteers come forward"), we're aiming for an easy-to-remember Thomass-specific domain that will take you to the site above.

In the meantime, Hansel is right. If you are interested in all orienteering events, including Thomass, the Orienteering Ontario events calendar is the place to go.
Mar 2, 2012 1:04 AM # 
Super:
That's the singular. More often you'll need the plural; Bork, bork, bork.
Mar 2, 2012 1:36 PM # 
bubo:
I havenĀ“t really thougt about that before but I think "kvitter" would be the Swedish equivalent to "tweet"... and possibly slightly more correct than "bork" ;)

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