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Vol. 13 No. 9
September 2014
Editor’s Notes
(Formerly Asia-Pacific Harrier)
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Editor / Publisher Jim Edens publisher@harriermagazine.com
Administration Lisa Sukita customerservice@harriermagazine.com Design / Artwork / Photos / Layout / Digital Edition / Website Jimmy Wilkins jwilkins@harriermagazine.com America Correspondent Sean Gilmour seanspg@gmail.com Europe Correspondent Julie Burgess jaburgess@planet.nl International RDR Editor Jay Hopkins hopkins.jay@gmail.com Contributors (in order of appearance): Editorial / Photos / Graphics Sean Gilmour, Michael “Glad He Ate Her” Sullivan, Boudreaux’s Butt Paste, John “CIA” Walsh, John Jackson, Automatic Balls, 2BitSlit, Teacher’s Pet, Paul Jonathan Martin, Kuntfoo, Noah “Four by Two” Shepherd Regular Contributors: Kurt Bodmer, Julie Burgess, Paul Cade, Jim Edens, Randall Salisbury, Ian Slater, Lisa Sukita, Jimmy Wilkins
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eptember marks the end of summer in the northern hemisphere, and longer days down under.
Brussels hosted the HHH mega event of the summer, and the Vineyard Hash conquered Portugal armed only with goblets and corkscrews. The Sembach H3 will celebrate the end of summer with their 800th run. The Big Easy calls on all souls living or dead to don their ghoulish garb for the notorious New Orleans Jazz FUNeral. If red dresses are more your thing, head out west to Vegas baby, where slot machines show triple $$$ for a good cause, along with some image building for the hash.
Kuntfoo takes us to the Island of the Gods, where old farts saunter slowly along Sanur’s sparkling shores. Babes, bikinis, and Bintang make Bali a paradise right here on earth. And finally, follow Iboibo to the Dark Continent, where neither northern terrorists, malaria nor Ebola can stop the hash from having a ball in Bamako, Mali. Keep on hashing and we hope to see you on trail soon. ON ON, Jim Edens, Editor-in-Chief Harrier Magazine – Fun on the run since 2002 International Edition with readers in 100 countries www.HarrierMagazine.com
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On The Cover: Las Vegas RDR Photo by Michael “Glad He Ate Her” Sullivan
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Las Vegas Red Dress Run Crescent H3 Jazz FUNeral 2104 St. Kitts H3 20th Anny World Peace Through Beer Interscandi 2015, Ireland Sembach #800, Germany European Bus Tour th 16 Indochina Mekong Hash Saigon H3 24th Anny Vietnam Nash Hash 2014 Pan Asia Hash 2015, India Snooky H3 Island Hash 3 Subic Bay 21st Anny Bimbo’s 69th Birthday Bash Pan Philippines Nash Hash 2015 Philippines Hash Bash 2105 Batu Gajah 35th Anny Lanna Bush, Chiang Mai 2018 Interhash Bid, Fiji Interhash 2016: Bali Hannover H3 30th Anny USA Nash Hash 2014 Amari Midnight Charity Run 2014 Singha Trail Running Festival 2014 Xterra Gunstock 1/2 Marathon Bali Marathon 2014
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Red Dress Run News, Las Vegas Hashing in the Big Easy Brussels Beer Odyssey Revisited Frankfurt Vinyard Hash, Portugal Reincarnation of the Bash, Africa Old Fart’s Sanur Beach Walk, Bali Mekong Indochina Hash 2014 Update Philippines Hashing in March 2105 Featured Hash Trash: Stockholm
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Red Dress Run News
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USA Keeping the Police and businesses affected by our event up to date is important. The future of the Las Vegas Red Dress Run and really any Red Dress Run depends on keeping a positive image in the community.
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Over the past six years Safe Nest has been the charity of choice for the Las Vegas Red Dress Run. They operate the only 24-hour emergency shelters in the city for battered women and children, and are the oldest and largest domestic violence program in Southern Nevada, offering not only shelter but also counseling. Over the past three years the Las Vegas Red Dress Run has donated $14,569 to the local charity, $8,000 of which was donated in 2012, the Las Vegas Red Dress Run’s most successful event to date.
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ew Orleans is truly one of the most unique cities in the world. With its history, culture and party attitude, there’s really no excuse not to find something about this place that you’ll enjoy, from the city’s multiple festivals to hundreds and hundreds of bars, and some of them never close. All of that aside, New Orleans makes a great city to go hashing. It is one of the few cities in the USA that doesn’t have an open container law, so drinking beer is even easier here. You can drink at your house, at a bar, or even on the streets. Hell, Bourbon Street, which is located in the world famous French Quarter, is well known for this. Oh yeah, and the running isn’t bad either. And with three kennels, the hashing’s pretty good here too.
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Big Easy Big Sl”Easy” By Boudreaux’s Butt Paste
New Orleans makes a great city to go hashing. With it being one of the few cities in the USA that doesn’t have an open container law, drinking beer is even easier here.
Brussels 2014 Revisited
by John “CIA” Walsh photos by CIA & John Jackson
T Belgian Beer Guide Even if you missed the great Brussels Beer Odyssey, you can still enjoy the beers!
CLICK THIS LINK to view the flipbook.
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he long awaited and highly anticipated Brussels Beer Odyssey is over. So where to begin in discussing this event? First, was it interhash? Technically no, but it was perceived as such by nearly 2500 attendees including myself. It certainly had an interhash “feel” to it and by all accounts, it was a much better run event than its counterpart in Hainan, China earlier this year (after polling those who attended both interhashes).
Brussels interhash was a well organized and well executed event. I give it a solid A. Some people reading this may balk at my use of the word “interhash”, but in effect, that is what it was for many hashers. It certainly was for me!
Author CIA with Brussel’s Beer Odyssey organizer Higgins
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