The post included a photo of Chan hoisting a championship belt in triumph (something he apparently had lying around the house) and wearing a “Black Lives Matter” singlet. He wasn’t bringing this up to elicit sympathy, Chan wrote, but to call attention to the fact that other runners had to endure much worse on a regular basis-including his wife, who is Black. and that there were times during these nocturnal jaunts when a passing motorist would subject him to racist and homophobic slurs. In the post, Chan noted that he’d done most of his running between 2 and 8 a.m. The event was organized by noted race director Gary “Lazarus Lake” Cantrell and required participants to complete the requisite distance between May 1 and August 31, while logging their daily mileage on the GVRAT website.Īfter crossing the virtual finish line with an 8-mile run in his NYC neighborhood of Elmhurst, Chan-whose Facebook moniker is “Ben Asian Sensation Chan”-followed the example of other participants and posted a race recap on the GVRAT Facebook Group page. My russian is not too good.On July 31, Ben Chan, a recreational runner from New York City, finished a 635-mile virtual ultramarathon, known as The Great Virtual Race Across Tennessee (GVRAT). If someone knows how the authors can be contacted, please tell us.
They depend on other packages which must be installed first. Compile the component to verify that everything is ok. Navigate to the folder containing the rx sources.
RxLib for Lazarus is a set of components that support building of flexible and robust user interfaces.
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