The property market is even more in tents than ever. Thanks Jolisa Gracewood (@nzdodo) for the swell caption.
Hide and Seek as a sport for Tokyo Olympics
Should Hide and Seek be an Olympic sport? Yasuo Hazaki thinks so and is lobbying for it to be part of the Tokyo Olympics. Professor Hazaki set up the Japan Hide-and-Seek promotion committee and has around 1000 members (many are university students). The committee has set formal rules for competitive hide-and-seek, pitting two teams of seven players against each other in a 10-minute match. In the first five-minute half, one team is given two minutes to hide on a "pitch" that measures 20m x 20m. The opposing team then has to locate and touch the hiding players. Successful players generally have the ability to run very fast at the start of the game to put some distance between themselves and the seekers, he says. "Being able to identify a good hiding spot is obviously critical, as well as being able to keep very still. That becomes more difficult if the pitch has a lot of mosquitoes or other insects." (Source: Telegraph.co.uk)
Straight or gay, what do you say?
A reader comments: "Sadly, when someone says, 'your sexual orientation does not define you', it suddenly does, just ask Grant Robertson. If it indeed didn't define you, then why bring it up? I've never felt a need to define myself as a one-legged, Maori, male heterosexual."
