Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Evening pollinators flock to the fragrant blooms of this almost-too-easy-to-grow herbaceous night-bloomer While evening primrose is not banned in any U.S it is considered weedy and aggressive in many areas like Mexican evening primrose or showy evening primrose can self-seed and spread aggressively—especially in fertile these plants can escape their initial planting and displace other plants or overtake a garden bed This is not the invasive purple loosestrife which has been banned in many parts of the United States Despite their common name, evening primrose is not a close cousin to true primroses (Primula) Evening primroses are part of the Oenothera genus a collection of flowering herbaceous plants mostly native to North America Primula primroses are early-blooming perennials that come in a rainbow of colors and are hardy in Zones 2-8 Most primroses feature clusters of dainty blossoms held at the end of long stalks Evening primroses’ life span depends on the variety and climate but most are biennials that live approximately two years they are self-seeding and continue to grow year after year in the same spot (and often beyond) They’re often eaten as salads or as a cooked vegetable Just be careful no pesticides have been used on the evening primrose that you plan to eat If you’re looking to squeeze as many hours as possible from a short spring season, don’t discount the fading light of evening as a prime occasion to catch a longbeard at his most vulnerable While the enthusiasm of a new day and the warmth of morning sunlight on his feathers may make a gobbler more likely to gobble a few loopholes in the latter part of his daily routine provide the turkey hunter with opportunities to outwit a wild tom Position yourself in established feeding areas including open fields near water sources. While the tom may not roost in this area, he’s likely to spend time here recharging when the demand for his breeding services wanes. If he’s still preoccupied with the ladies, understand that they too are just as likely to frequent these same areas for an evening meal before bed and drag him along into shotgun range the mature longbeard I killed that day never broke strut or made a peep his evening runway and pre-flight staging areas are fair game I make note of these spots when I’m lucky enough to witness the evening fly-up or try to predict them from satellite imagery of known roosting sites A henned-up or hunter-savvy old tom may shy away from calling only to succumb to a well-executed ambush strategy here When in doubt, just wait him out, even if he fails to show before roosting. Sometimes the evening success strategy involves using the lonely, impending darkness to hash out a plan for the following morning. 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Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience The state is once again setting springtime output records from solar while energy storage takes over the peak electricity demand period becoming the maximum output source Governor Newsom joined state officials at a battery storage and solar facility in Winters to celebrate the milestone during Earth Week California announced that they’ve crossed the line of having 10 GW of energy storage installed on its power grid the state had noted that exactly 10.379 gigawatts of output was connected which was an increase from 770 megawatts that was connected in 2019 The state projects that it’ll need 52 GW of batteries connected to its grid by 2045. Along with an additional 57.5 GW of solar state models suggest an additional 15.7 GW of four hour lithium ion batteries and 19.5 GW of eight hour lithium ion batteries Additional pumped hydro and long duration energy storage are also considered in the models the volumes projected for now are low does not release data on the amount of hours that these systems would output one can roughly estimate the hours based upon state standards The state has installed 154,155 total energy storage systems as of April 15th just over 98% are residential systems totaling 1.076 GW of output capacity while 175 are directly grid connected utility scale facilities For the residential and commercial systems the general industry standard is to install from two to four hours of storage capacity behind the output capacity If we estimate an average of three hours per output megawatt then 4.951 GWh of storage may be available behind these units most utility scale batteries are four hours – suggesting the state’s 8.736 GW of out capacity has 34.944 GWh of storage behind them 39,895 GWh of energy storage was connected to the grid as of a couple of weeks ago More significant than the capacity value though In 2019, California knew it had a challenge: fossils were retiring & evening peak periods were power failure prone The state saw a need for <4.7 GW of power to handle these periods by 2022 and so implemented plans to deploy energy storage plus additional solar to fill up these batteries we’ve seen batteries do exactly what they were design to do – take over the evening peak periods utility scale batteries were outputting over 6.5 GW of power – the largest source of electricity by far There were multiple hours when the batteries were the largest source as well An additional 8 GW of energy storage is expected to be deployed in the next year More articles from John Fitzgerald Weaver Could you explain the difference between a four hour lithium ion battery and an eight hour lithium ion battery Only difference is more battery cells (2X more in the case of 4 hr vs 8 hr) behind the same sized inverters Other than additional containers holding battery cells You could also run an inverter at a 50% lower output amount to effectively get 8 hours of use out of a battery “4 hour battery” – but when we’re talking utility scale the interconnection is usually chosen and maximized because there’s lots of cost/value/risk associated with picking the right grid size connection Why can’t the state publish WattHours figures instead of just Watts Please be mindful of our community standards and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" By submitting this form you agree to pv magazine using your data for the purposes of publishing your comment Your personal data will only be disclosed or otherwise transmitted to third parties for the purposes of spam filtering or if this is necessary for technical maintenance of the website Any other transfer to third parties will not take place unless this is justified on the basis of applicable data protection regulations or if pv magazine is legally obliged to do so You may revoke this consent at any time with effect for the future in which case your personal data will be deleted immediately your data will be deleted if pv magazine has processed your request or the purpose of data storage is fulfilled Further information on data privacy can be found in our Data Protection Policy pv magazine USA offers daily updates of the latest photovoltaics news We also offer comprehensive global coverage of the most important solar markets worldwide up to date information delivered straight to your inbox Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_3" ).setAttribute( "value" Welcome to pv magazine USA. 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Read our policy. × The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this Close The rail technology company is hoping to expand the customer base of the depot with the investment Siemens Mobility is investing €150m ($161m) into its service depot in Dortmund-Eving Germany as it expands the site to increase capacity in response to growing demand for rail services in the region The 70,000m2 site will be expanded to cover 157,550m2 over the next two years with plans including a new service hall featuring storage and workshops to handle maintenance of trains up to 400m long.  CEO Michael Peter said: “By investing in additional depot capacity we are responding to the growing demand for services The depot expansion will not only enable us to serve more vehicle and train types and customers in the future but also create highly qualified jobs in the region and further strengthen our service network in Europe.”  As a result of the expansion, the digital depot, which opened in 2018 will be able to service and maintain trains outside of the local Rhein Ruhr Express fleet which it currently focuses on.  Siemens will also oversee a hiring increase at the depot set to have around 250 employees when it opens in 2026.  the Dortmund depot features a range of tech that allows all maintenance processes to be controlled digitally including Siemens Railigent X system that automatically processes data from trains to predict faults and make preventive maintenance recommendations.  Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis Siemens work on the depot marks another investment into its maintenance network in Germant, following similar investments such as the opening of a new battery-powered train depot in Offenburg in 2023 Nominations are now open for the prestigious Railway Technology Excellence Awards - one of the industry's most recognised programmes celebrating innovation This is your chance to showcase your achievements Don't miss the opportunity to be honoured among the best - submit your nomination today Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network Here's how to find the AC Valhalla Evinghou Tower mask Evinghou Tower has a lot to offer any wandering Viking The tower itself is located in Oxenefordscire and houses a good amount of loot With at least one hidden chest and a number of barricades to hinder you you may be wondering how to reach all the good stuff hidden away in the Assassin's Creed Valhalla Evinghou Tower so read on to find out how to snag all that loot for yourself Evinghou Tower is located south of Buckingham and west of AC Saint Albanes Abbey at the top of a hill—just look for the synchronisation point here It's hard to miss as you approach as the tower sits on the edge of a cliff face climb to the top of the tower and synchronise the area perform a Leap of Faith and dive into the haystack below turn around to face the tower and you should notice an entrance in the rock just slightly to your right You may also notice a moveable shelf to the left of that but leave it for now as it won't budge.  Head to the entrance in the rock instead and squeeze through the gap you find there Drop down off the ledge and you'll notice a blocked doorway which shows large pots blocking the moveable shelf that you could see from outside Use your bow to break the pots then return back the way you came You can now move the shelf inwards and collect the Evinghou Tower Roman Artifact from inside this room head back to the haystack and climb along the tree that's leaning over beside it you'll notice a boarded up window and using your Odin's Vision will reveal an enemy there This is the guy you'll need to defeat and loot the wealth from Break the boards with your bow and jump across and through the window to fight him head back to the front of the tower—that is the part that's not overlooking the cliff edge—to find a hidden chest You're searching for a circular courtyard with a smoking cooking pot sat in the centre you'll also spot a statue nearby and a breakable floor behind it.  Keep up to date with the most important stories and the best deals Find the red flammable jar near the cooking pot and pick it up and carry it to the breakable floor near the statue hop inside to open the chest containing your reward Sarah JamesSocial Links NavigationSenior Guides WriterSarah started as a freelance writer in 2018 she was offered a full-time position on the PC Gamer team where she takes every possible opportunity to talk about World of Warcraft and Elden Ring most of her spare time is spent in Azeroth—though she's quite partial to JRPGs too One of her fondest hopes is to one day play through the ending of Final Fantasy X without breaking down into a sobbing heap She probably has more wolves in Valheim than you elephants…the exotic magic of the circus has long been a part of the American tradition These colorful Saturday Evening Post illustrations capture the spirit of the Big Top elephants… the exotic magic of the circus has long been a part of the American tradition Charles Bull painted dozens of covers featuring animals — cows and cats deer and dogs — for The Saturday Evening Post and its sister publication This was his only cover showing animals at the circus Leyendecker painted six circus-themed covers for the Post most of which featured the majestic elephant That little black and white dog must have been Leyendecker’s muse appearing on at least 16 of his Post covers A look behind the scenes at the big top reveals the house of disciplined practice that result in a show that delights the circus-goers in the ring The pup learns his lesson under the stern eye of the older dog who manages a degree of dignity despite the absurdity of the costume These music-making “steam pianos” were often seen on riverboats and in circuses. Most had 32 whistles. The sound will be forever associated with the circus. Leyendecker masterfully captures the tension between the muscular strength of the horse and the delicate balancing act of the rider. The horse reflects the astonishing colors of the circus around him. Maurice Bower offers another view of circus horses and riders. Horses were a favorite subject of Bower’s; he painted numerous covers featuring them pulling stagecoaches, sulkies, and firetrucks. Stevan Dohanos showed that circuses meant palate-tickling excitement to cows too. Poster paste — a succulent mixture of flour and water, and copper sulphate to keep it from souring — seems to be the bovine equivalent of a dry martini. The two Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey bill posters, Bill Feigley and Bob Aikens, who consented to pose for Dohanos, kept a wary eye on horned kibitzers while covering previous circus posters with their own particular brand. Such great covers, all of them. I’m very glad that the circus is evolving and all animals still used in acts will be treated with respect and dignity! I’ll have to keep my eye out for the little black and white dog on Leyendecker’s covers. Hopefully it was his own dog! The older dog on Norman Rockwell’s 1923 absolutely maintained his dignity, despite the absurdity of the costume—-no question about it. I wish dogs on magazine covers had not gradually disappeared after World War II. Please keep the animal covers ‘alive’ on this site and in the magazine, as you have over the past few years. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); At a time when there’s so much talk about ‘quiet luxury’—too frequently a synonym for ‘boring’—Chuiri’s take was all the more outstanding. She describe it, simply, as “a conversation between two fabrics that are apparently in contradiction.” An exploration of plain cotton, on the one hand, and of the sober but incredibly gorgeous properties of moire fabric on the other, most of it filtered through a deft reinterpretation of Christian Dior’s 1950s silhouettes. Chiuri had come across a dove-gray moire dress named Cigalle, in Christian Dior’s ‘Profile’ collection of 1953. It had a geometric, jutting-hip cut that fascinated her as much as the fabric. “It refers to 18th century court dress, but it’s also ergonomic, like the cars and planes of his time, that he was interested in.” She took the cut forward and spun it away from heavy corseting to make it wearable for today. Starting the show, there was her other idea: plain, restrained beige cotton, which began with trench-coat-like hybrids but soon began to take shape as ’50s-influenced dresses with small waists and draped bodices. It’s easy to imagine the immediate clamor for these dresses and suits for the awards season—and how moire will soon trickle out from this show as a fashion-wide influence. Chiuri had more options, from pretty flower-strewn embroidered spring dresses to plissé silk columns as simple as t-shirts to graceful capes. Really, she has it covered for women of all ages and shapes when it comes to the tricky challenges of dressing up—if they have the money, of course. That’s the insight that’s making the house of Christian Dior such a success. Chabad of Georgetown recently hosted an unforgettable evening dinner in honor of Chof Beis Shvat This elegant affair was dedicated to celebrating the legacy of the Rebbetzin and honoring the remarkable work of Chabad shluchim worldwide The ambiance was one of sophistication and grace as women from all walks of life gathered to partake in an evening filled with inspiration The venue designed by Rivky Holtzberg was adorned with tasteful decor Among the distinguished speakers were Chanie Lieberman Lieberman shared poignant insights into life during times of war in Israel Her firsthand accounts painted a vivid picture of strength and unity in the face of challenges Karmely’s discourse on hashgacha pratis and Taharas Hamishpacha resonated deeply with the audience highlighting the divine orchestration present in every aspect of life Her reflections encouraged attendees to recognize and appreciate the subtle workings of providence in their own lives A focus of the evening was the forthcoming grand opening of the Chabad of Georgetown mikvah a momentous occasion that underscored the importance of the mitzvah of mikvah in Jewish tradition Both Lieberman and Karmely spoke passionately about the significance of this sacred ritual emphasizing its role in spiritual purification and renewal The event served as a platform for attendees to engage in meaningful dialogue and reflection fostering connections and forging bonds within the community Guests were invited to participate in discussions surrounding the importance of Jewish continuity and the vital role of Chabad shluchim in preserving and perpetuating Jewish heritage there was a palpable sense of inspiration and empowerment among attendees buoyed by the uplifting messages and camaraderie shared throughout the event The Chof Beis Shvat event not only celebrated the life and legacy of the Rebbetzin but also reaffirmed the enduring spirit of unity and resilience within the community In commemorating the teachings and values exemplified by the Rebbetzin Chabad of Georgetown continues to serve as a beacon of light and hope inspiring individuals to embrace their heritage with pride and dedication As the grand opening of the mikvah approaches the community eagerly anticipates the opportunity for spiritual growth and connection it will bring further enriching the tapestry of Jewish life in Georgetown and beyond Sign up for the COLlive Daily News Roundup and never miss a story Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_1").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()) Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_2").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()) The Financial Express MG Motor India launched a campaign ‘EVing is Living’ to an era of conscious living by switching to EVs The campaign addresses concerns about range anxiety and performance to reservations about charging infrastructure associated with upgrading to an EV “This campaign promotes EV awareness The campaign is a comprehensive 360-degree campaign created by Cheil India comprising a series of seven films that are set to roll out across diverse platforms encompassing television “We wanted to create a campaign wherein each film addresses a different barrier to the adoption of EVs in India We hope the campaign will connect strongly with the viewers and bring about the desired change in their mindset,” Amit Nandwani April saw a 3% increase in automobile retail sales in India and a pause in the global tariff war were key factors While all segments except commercial vehicles saw growth cautious consumer behavior and price hikes impacted the market UCL’s Amicus Chapter welcomed two exonerees from death row to talk about their experiences with the injustices embedded in the American and Irish legal systems framed for a crime he did not commit – and wrongfully sentenced to death The case followed a dramatic series of events the death of two police officers and a run-away criminal Intense media scrutiny placed pressure on the police to find the killer of the police officers and close the case after being brutally interrogated for hours on end in police custody with one interview session lasting over 20 hours He was subsequently found guilty on the basis of doctored evidence in a court designed for the charging of suspects in political crimes Peter was forcibly transferred to a maximum security prison in the company of two jailors at all times with no toilet and no light in his cell Filled with rage and hopelessness after failed appeals – Peter felt powerless Yet he refused his lawyer’s idea to plea for clemency as he would have rather been hung an innocent man then plead guilty to a crime he did not commit Peter was finally exonerated and acquitted of the crime for which he had been convicted after winning his freedom a new challenge dawned – the prospect of reintegrating into society He could not understand the world he re-entered Sunny Jacobs had also been wrongfully incarcerated for the killing of two police officers She was sentenced to death at the age of 27 daughter and wife who had her whole life ahead of her who was running for District Attorney at the time threatened a witness to commit perjury in order to convict Sunny of a crime she clearly had not committed that same witness took the stand to testify against the DA but in fear had a heart attack on the stand – and her testimony was disregarded because of her previous record of drug use the judge had not dismissed that same witness’ statement despite her drug use at the time of Sunny’s first trial After a few years as the only woman on death row at that time in the US her sentence was changed to life imprisonment This meant she was free from solitary confinement able to finally interact with people – so much so that she was almost happy Sunny knew no other emotions for the duration of her seventeen years in prison She attempted to make her time bearable by practicing yoga and engaging in ‘spiritual’ activities her daughter’s attempted suicide and the refusal of her children’s foster parents to facilitate visits by her children to see her in prison – Sunny had begun to lose hope she advocated against the death penalty but what she learnt was that it made her feel like a victim Sunny and Peter both believe that individuals bring change and the couple have now set up the Sunny Centre Foundation in Ireland physical and emotional rehabilitation and support for those who have been wrongfully incarcerated There is a misconception that exonerees are compensated after leaving prison however in reality the system does not operate as such you not only are perceived but also feel unhuman – and new challenges await the newly exonerated as they try to rebuild lives shattered by the state We have already reviewed the Afternoon 20"-wheeled folder from French company Eovolt. We now turn our attention to the largest model in the range, a 24"-wheeled compact model, the Eovolt Evening (there is also a 16"- wheeled model the Evening features a seatpost battery design with the battery cells housed in the seatpost itself You can see a few similar designs on other folding e-bikes from other manufacturers though none do a 24"-wheeled compact version Not only is the Evening a unique offering (as far as we are aware) it also has the trademark hand-polished welds on a lovely smooth frame that comes in a nice range of cool pastel colours the sloping downtube of the step-through design giving really easy access whilst getting on and off sturdy kickstand and powerful front and rear lights also add to the impression of a cool-looking and very well-made e-bike non-folding Evening (without suspension) aimed at with the larger (and much larger volume) tyres giving even more comfort than the 20"-wheeled Afternoon in combination with there being more room to fit bigger panniers at the back make the Evening virtually a mini-town e-bike that can legitimately claim to be in the same territory as much larger step-through Dutch style e-bikes the smaller wheels won't have quite the same stability as the ubiquitous larger wheels on classic Dutch designs but they certainly don't feel at all twitchy and the high volume tyres are just wonderful for rolling over fairly large potholes and venturing off-road onto even rougher railpaths and the like than the Afternoon would feel comfortable on I described the Afternoon as having a smooth and comfortable ride and the larger 24" wheels on the Evening give an even plusher and more stable experience Those big volume CST 24 x 2.4" (61-507mm) tyres really do their job The solid frame and handlepost hinge joints had virtually no flex whilst riding and so the overall effect was one of comfort and stability but also of an e-bike you could ride in a sporty fashion if you wanted by standing out of the saddle and pulling on the bars the pedal crank movement sensing system was nice and responsive The hill climbing ability of the geared rear hub motor was pretty good too posting a time of just under three minutes up our extended hill climb It made it up our ultra-steep mini-climb too - quite a lot slower than mid-drive machines but this is a hill that has defeated quite a number of underpowered and overgreared hub-motored machines over the years which again also distinguishes it from at least some of the lower-priced competition Cheaper models may feature mechanical disc brakes of some kind not the very nicely performing Nutt hydraulics found on the Evening The wheels are built by Eovolt themselves in the Lyon factory as part of a process that is seeing the firm progressively bring more and more elements of manufacturing under their own control.​ Further features that mark out the Eovolt from other budget machines are the super smooth welds already noted and internally routed brake and gear cables Indeed the Eovolt Evening is pretty much in a category of it's own. Other compacts tend to use smaller 20" wheels and also to be pricier mid-drives. Witness the Cube Compact, Orbea Katu-e and Riese and Muller Tinker ranges - though the Katu-e's £2,199 start price certainly looks tempting they all lack that lovely low step-over height of the Evening and the off-road ability and comfort of the those bigger wheels All in all the Evening is a very practical and versatile e-bike that has plenty of good looks too eovolt.co.uk Richard Peace took to full-time outdoor writing/photojournalism after stints in an office and as an English teacher abroad. His cycling route guide books include the best-selling Ultimate C2C Guide and the Ultimate UK Cycle Route Planner plus Electric Bicycles. He has written for various media about many aspects of cycling and can also be found at richardpeacecycling.com That spiral battery connection cable looks like an accident waiting to happen dangling below chainwheel and chain level.  Wouldnt a fixed L or U shape socket be safer?   Looks like a recipe for getting caught on something I already owned an Eovolt Afternoon which I love and after reading this review I bought an Evening for my wife Its the perfect bike for her with the low step through bigger wheels give her the extra confidence of stability while the compact frame and lighter weight than other step through e bikes she has tried makes it feel easy to handle The folding parts of the bike are not that important to us but still helps store it in the garage in a smaller footprint As the reviewer said just a wonderful well thought through ebike Best Electric Bikes under £2000 eBikeTips Editorial and general enquiries: info@ebiketips.road.cc Privacy policy and terms and conditions of use ebiketips.co.uk is dedicated to bringing you the best coverage of electric bikes in the UK Our sister site for road bikes... road.cc Our sister site for Mountain Biking, bikepacking, gravel riding and more… off.road.cc The East Midlands Volunteer Awards took place on in Nottingham Shortlisted volunteers had been invited to celebrate officials club volunteers and other stalwarts of the sport Participation Programme Manager Tracey Francis and Natasha Allderidge Member Engagement Officer from England Athletics and Jane Pidgeon and Karl Ponty from Regional Council in the East Midlands Region and National Council Chair Matthew Dalton were present to join the celebrations Burton AC club treasurer and kit secretary Jackie Acton has demonstrated exceptional leadership at the club through her inclusive and empowering approach and a positive attitude and fosters a collaborative environment by actively involving volunteers in decision-making processes Jackie provides training and development opportunities enabling coaches and officials to enhance their skills and confidence and for parents to learn how to team manage Jackie has been instrumental in securing local funding for seating and a stand at Burton AC which will enable the club to host higher-level competitions in the local area "It's hard work to get volunteers but I am really happy to have got some parents signed up as officials." Birstall RC membership secretary and kit manager Melanie seems to be the go to person for everything Membership applications are dealt with immediately by Melanie Melanie told us her secret to success was: "Get them out of the way so you can get on with running the club." She has also upgraded the club database to include emergency contacts that can be shared as needed Mel is always receptive to ideas for new lines and has vastly improved the club kit options during her time in role; she keeps accurate records of stock and sales and has developed relationships with various suppliers Mel has tirelessly kept the committee informed of the club standards status and actions "My motivations are that as a runner myself I Iike to help others running and walking and we have a great social scene." Every potential new member is warmly welcomed by Harborough AC and gets two free taster sessions and a buddy C25K programmes have a high conversion of graduates to members The website includes a Wellbeing and Welfare section an initiative launched by the Welfare Officers The club actively collaborates with partners in the community Club Secretary Howard Crabtree has been with the club for over 37 years but says this awards evening was one of his highlights help develop the youngsters and we have a strong masters group too It’s electric to see everything happening on a Monday and Tuesday night." Member support at Diamond Runners is exceptional The social aspects and inclusion are where it excels annual membership has been reduced from £52 to £15 with the option to be affiliated The club support a local gym with a charity for knife crime booked a bra fitting talk and menopause talk for our ladies The club supports other local clubs to be more inclusive and think about how to deal with club politics "We managed to pick up members of the public while out plogging We hope to plog more aften with the Welly Wombles group too." Lincs Run Club is a place of inclusion that thrives on a family feel with an atmosphere of positive encouragement where all athletes can be proud of their achievements and of others Members and volunteers give back to the club and wider community through hard work turning up on dark evenings in the cold and rain Members have supported St Barnabas raising over £1000 through a variety of fundraising activities "Our six locations all use different terrain - so when we meet and attends their competitions regardless of where they are care and support is shown in his athletes’ performances and desire to make him proud His calm nature provides a relaxed environment for his athletes His commitment is also shown through his flexibility with training sessions during exam seasons holding early sessions so the youngsters can revise in the evening or providing an individual programme for an athlete post-childbirth "My recipe for success: being in tune with the athletes both on track and in their lives because life can impact your performance If you listen you see what makes them tick." Angela has inspired and developed her athletes through a multifaceted approach and incorporating a variety of innovative methods She has created training sessions tailored to each athlete's strengths and goals treating all with the same level of care and attention Angela has fostered mental resilience using techniques like visualization Angela places a strong emphasis on celebrating progress and achievements which boosts morale and encourages continuous effort After a long hard day at work you want to lie down but you get there and you are re-energised." National Sports Week enabled the collaboration of Harborough AC and a local primary school to provide a week-long programme of activities where children of all abilities were encouraged to get in involved in sport and have fun Many of the club's volunteers have been actively engaged with schools in the wider community over the last 12 months (e.g hosting junior athletics summer camps) all positively raising community awareness of the club Junior Coordinator Mel Brocklebank initiated the idea but after that it was a team effort: but we have an incredibly strong and supportive community." Club Chair Jill Roginsky was asked what were future plans: "Membership has gone from 26 to 130 in 2 years so we are looking at a couch to 2k for kids in primary schools." Mansfield Harriers hold an annual 'Come and Have a Go Day' which showcases the facilities available and provides an opportunity for the community to experience athletic activities in a fun environment Families can try something new and havie fun doing it ranging from high jump and howler javelin to sprint starts and speed bounce The Open Days have allowed the community to see the impact of £160k investment following 10 years of neglect and no maintenance of the track Hannah Wragg explained why Mansfield Harriers is so special: "I've been there since I was 11 years old and I have grown up with it Lincs Run Club members have supported all the events helping to make a real difference to the lives of the people who use St Barnabas hospice The guided runs around the Heart trail were a fantastic example of the community coming together to enjoy running A club 10k trail race had entry fees going directly to St Barnabas Members supported the Torchlight parade in Lincoln and the Chair ran 5k every hour for 24 hours with support from club members and the wider running community joining in runs throughout the challenge Jim is the true definition of an athletics official - positive As a level 4 field judge he is on the field most weekends at all levels of the sport - club events to UK/televised meetings. One of the representatives of the tri-regional officials group within the midlands/southwest region he does a tremendous amount of work to support individuals progressing to Level 3 and 4 Athletics has provided him with a wonderful platform to enhance his knowledge which is evident when officials seek his guidance Every person Jim interacts with is greeted with a friendly smile and a warm welcome which has earned him the respect of a plethora of athletes Paul is a reassuring and calm persona in all types of situations He is a Level 4 field judge and Level 3 endurance official volunteering at all levels of competition and has officiated as chief judge/referee at numerous televised events parents and his fellow officials with the utmost respect and dealing with any challenging situations e.g. foul throw/query with results etc in a professional encouraging and always has time to speak to colleagues who wish to ask any questions or clarity on any role duty or process for their learning and development Suzanne has a fantastic personality that really shines at any athletics meeting she attends As an experienced Level 4 field judge and new Level 1 starter/starter’s assistant Her positive can do attitude is infectious and creates a real team spirit She is happy to spend development time with any official Athletics is the perfect environment that showcases the many positive aspects of Suzanne's personality and work ethic Her ability to engage and interact with athletes and adapt her style according to the age of the athletes coaches and officials alongside this is something to admire "I think it is important to see more than just the field Because I have just begun my journey as a starter I can empathise with Level 1 officials." Victoria’s journey into volunteering began as a parent bringing her daughter to training - cold and bored she asked if she could make a cup of coffee…The chair asked her to make and sell drinks and confectionary on club nights.  A natural progression was organising the provision of refreshments for officials and volunteers at club events As she was in the track office at training sessions collecting training fees this led to her managing the sale of club kit.  Her roles are key to providing vital sources of income which contributes to the sustainability of the club She’s also a First Aider and recently took on the Welfare Officer role welcoming the young athletes and seeing everybody grow." An accomplished sprinter who had to take time out for surgery for an injury Ellie continued to support her club by coaching and mentoring U11 & U13 at sprints and relays and assisted in a programme of sport for disabled athletes She has worked hard to become a starter / starter’s assistant and is currently aiming for Level 2 She has performed well at club and county level and received well earned praise from high level officials She believes in paying back the opportunities the sport has given her by by coaching officiating  and administration at schools club and county events "My coach Sue has been so supportive of me and inspired me to coach when I couldn’t compete." Trevor and Stella have been the mainstay behind the scenes of Derbyshire MiniLeague (6 Sportshall 3 Cross Country and 4 Track and Field) and Derbyshire County T&F and XC Championships.  They are a reassuring presence at competitions supporting team managers with administration resolve problems and take care of athlete queries in a calm and timely manner Trevor and Stella are the best role models for how to do a job while making it easier for others to get and stay involved "It is the satisfaction of getting the job done – I like things with a beginning and an end A founding member and secretary of Desborough & Rothwell RC in 2013 Under her direction the club worked with a GP surgery to provide a very successful community C25K walking group led by club LiRF members who had previously qualified with her support and encouragement Improved fitness by the end of the course meant some were no longer classed as diabetic and one came off anxiety meds Cathy started a new walking group to allow the patients to continue their fitness journey and become members of the club "It’s great and one of the times in the week I have the most laughs Plus being in the countryside is so good for you – even in the dark!" road and x/c with over 50 marathons completed internationally and a PB of 2.23) represented Wales and still takes part in parkruns He was involved in the merger that created Mansfield Harriers and helped it become a Charitable Trust - responsible for the management of Berry Hill track Steve has volunteered at least 3 times a week over the last 40 years - much of it crucial to the development of the club fundraising and as volunteering coordinator He’s recruited 30 members each year since 1989 to marshal the car parking for the National XC Relays Steve's contribution has made local athletics inclusive But as a very active athlete over the years I enjoy giving back and giving help and advice and passing on my knowledge." John started his officiating journey nearly 50 years ago initially as a field judge and then as a starters assistant He was a starters assistant at the 2012 Olympics He is committed to supporting fixtures within Nottinghamshire John has been instrumental in gaining approval for the County’s electronic starting equipment He worked with a starter to produce and trial the system and now takes it to local fixtures and campaigns to get more Notts clubs to train in its use so that they can use it too always looking to bring on newer officials and support them Upon receiving his award he was asked what London 2012 was like especially on the Tube where people don’t usually speak to each other!  Sport is a unification of peoples We could save a lot of troubles in the world by getting youngsters working and playing with affection for each other." 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