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We’re off to a new Cup of the Day adventure – this time through a super fast grass map! Perfect conditions for a good placement… right?

This cup was played the 30th of January 2021.

The Cup Of The Day (COTD) is a daily free-for-all competition which is played on every new Track of the Day each day at 7PM CET – available for everyone with paid access to Trackmania.

Format rundown:
– 15 minute map discovery in TIME ATTACK
– according to the time attack standings, players will be grouped in servers of 64
– on each server, a KNOCKOUT mode will be played in which last place finishers will get eliminated until the last player is standing

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There’s free returns for 30 days, and the seller is well reviewed (taking that with a grain of salt), so I’m hoping i don’t get too burned on the dewalts. Was too tempted to not go for it.

Raleigh athletes recently competed in the ‘Amazing Trek Race,’ with James Lee winning the title of ‘Ultimate Survivor.’

A spokesperson said, “On Sunday, November 21, 2021, Raleigh athletes competed in the ‘Amazing Trek Race,’ with advanced athletes trekking up to 24 kilometers with a rucksack.

“The ultimate winner of the Advanced Level is Raleigh Alumni James R. Lee. James Lee is a Raleigh Alumni who completed his local Venturer training camp in Bermuda and travelled overseas for his Raleigh expedition in Borneo, Malaysia in 2012.

“Our Ultimate Top Raleigh Fundraiser was A’Jahni Smith. A’Jahni is a Raleigh Braver who joined Raleigh this year, completing the 2021 Raleigh Summer Camp Programme ‘I Am Brave: Introduction to Survival Skills.’

“We would like to congratulate all of our Raleigh Athlete Winners and those who competed the Amazing Trek Race.

Advanced winners:

Intermediate Level Place Winners:

Beginner level Winners:

“Thank you also to all of our volunteers and community members who helped to make this ‘Amazing Trek Race’ possible: Cacia Smith, Christianna Warren, Elizabeth Christopher, Elliot Smith, Jayvyn Iris, Jumoke Stovell, Keesha Roberts, Keri Pacheco, Kimura Cole, Mandy Scott, Marvin Pitcher, Priel Minors, Shawnette Griffith, Ta’Ziya Kelly, Tammalita Joseph, Tayah Smith, Nicole Warren, Torrell Stuart, Trae Cannonier, Twon Williams and Yolanda Hypolite.

“A special thank you for our sponsors and supporters: WEDCO, International Sports Shop, BGA, It’s That Type of Party, Butterfield & Vallis, and Diamonds International Bermuda.

“Raleigh Bermuda is known for its adventurous and survival local and overseas training camps. Always with a mission to challenge our young people to reach their full potential. Proceeds from this fundraiser will help Raleigh Bermuda with their youth and alumni programmes. To learn more about Raleigh Bermuda [Charity #710], please contact [email protected] or call 333.5678. Visit www.Raleigh.bm.”

Sydney flew up to the shelf where my switch lives and started singing like mad 🥺. Don’t mind him, he’s just a gamer birb.

a lil week in my life vlog! last week, i got some new plants, celebrated lunar new year, screamed paramore in the car (as one does), and did some reading during sunset (rory gilmore watch out i’m coming for you), and more! sometimes i forget that i’m not enrolled in school rn while all my friends are. it’s odd seeing how my life is due to that. it seems very slow-paced and monotonous, but also my life has almost always kind of been that way considering i still live in my hometown. anyways, i woke up a lil late. still very tired, but i gotta get started with my day. gonna go try my best to be productive. byeee!

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QUITO, Ecuador — A rain-weakened hillside collapsed in Ecuador’s capital, sweeping over homes and a sports field and killing at least 24 people, city officials said Tuesday.

The Quito Security Department said at least 48 more people were injured, while eight houses collapsed and others were damaged when the hillside gave way late Monday. The authorities also reported 12 missing people.

Neighbors joined rescue workers in hunting through the ruins for survivors of the disaster that hit following nearly 24 hours of rainfall.

The storm was pounding outside when Imelda Pacheco said she felt her house move as if an earthquake had struck. Suddenly water and rocks began to pour in through doors and windows and she fled before the building was destroyed.

“I barely had time to grab the hand of my 4-year-old son and I ran to the stairs, to the terrace. Suddenly the walls in front and to the side disappeared,” she told The Associated Press.

“We shouted to the neighbors on the first floor, but the water carried away the mother and daughter,” she said, standing before the ruins of her home.

“I thought I was going to die with my son. I hugged him strongly and we shook, I think from the cold and the fear.. We barely survived,” she added, breaking into tears.

Waves of mud, some 3 meters (10-feet) high, carried vehicles, motorcycles, trash bins and other debris under a heavy rain in the neighborhoods of La Gasca and La Comuna below the slopes of the Ruco Pinchincha mountain.

As the rescue began, police called for silence so cries of those trapped could be heard.

Quito Mayor Santiago Guarderas said the intense rains saturated the soils, setting off the landslide.

Smaller waves of muddy water continued pouring down the ravine Tuesday past weary neighbors trying to move stones, tree trunks and debris. An overturned taxi and other vehicles were partly buried in mud on a sports field.

“I’ve lost everything. I don’t have anything. Everything is over,” said 65-year-old Laura Quiñónez, who stood beside an ambulance as her neighbors tried to recover appliances from their destroyed homes.

طلاب مدينة زويل سخروا علمهم لخدمة بلدهم وبيشتغلوا ليل نهار على 3 علاجات جديدة لمرض الزهايمر عشان ننقذ الغالين علينا، طلاب مدينة زويل عندهم لمشاكلنا بدل الحل 1000 بس ندعمهم على حساب 10001000 في جميع البنوك المصرية او من خلال رقمنا 4511 يصلك مندوبنا للبيت

San Bernardino leaders have unanimously agreed to refer the alleged misuse of public funds by Mayor John Valdivia to the appropriate administrative and law enforcement authorities.

The City Council on Tuesday, June 15, also directed City Manager Rob Field to try and cancel a VIP reception scheduled to follow Valdivia’s virtual State of the City address later in the evening.

Furthermore, elected officials directed City Attorney Sonia Carvalho to take legal action to recover the alleged illegal expenditures if Valdivia does not respond to the city’s demand for reimbursement within 30 days.

Lastly, the seven-member council directed Carvalho to work with Field to engage an independent investigator to audit all expenditures and reimbursements out of the Mayor’s Office since January 2019.

The announcement was made following a special closed session meeting of the City Council Tuesday after nearly two dozen San Bernardino residents accused Valdivia of misusing public funds to plan the post-State of the City VIP reception.

Valdivia said Monday, June 14, the event Tuesday is “for residents and stakeholders” and “is to thank and encourage local residents, community leaders and businesses for their involvement in helping to build a brighter future for our city.

“Regional stakeholders vital to San Bernardino’s future success have also been invited.”

Valdivia asserted there is no “personal gain” in the event.

Before the City Council heard from a dozen public commenters Tuesday, Valdivia said he had requested that Field and Assistant City Manager Rebekah Kramer not be involved in the special closed session meeting.

He did not explain why.

The City Council entered closed session at around 12:30 p.m., and emerged approximately 20 minutes later.

According to Carvalho, Valdivia was asked to leave the meeting after it was revealed his personal Attorney Rod Pacheco sent city officials a letter accusing her and Field of organizing the conference.

“It is absolutely false,” Carvalho said, adding that the noon gathering was called “as a result of council members contacting the City Clerk’s Office requesting advice and a conversation” on the potential misuse of public funds, as stated on the agenda.

Because Valdivia filed a letter threatening litigation against the city, Carvalho said, he was asked to leave closed session.

“He has refused to do so.”

At that point in closed session, Carvalho said, elected officials voted to return to the public and report what happened.

After Carvalho explained what occurred behind closed doors, Valdivia responded to the allegations that he misused public funds to plan his VIP reception.

“This is not a campaign event, there is no illegal use of funds,” he said. “It’s not for personal gain as is alleged. … We remain confident the future of our city is growth- and development-oriented. This event reflects that.”

The City Council subsequently returned to closed session without Valdivia.