An exciting millennium celebration is planned to include orienteers. Orienteering North America Sara Mae and Larry Berman, who have published Orienteering North America since 1985 as a commercial enterprise have given notice to the USOF that they will not be continuing beyond the July issue. The USOF has advertised inviting proposals for the future. The more variable cost is printing and relates to number of copies produced. The editor's remuneration is not a charge to the magazine.
All states do have full details of the costs.
The aim is to make the programme more user-friendly and to provide more capabilities for interchange with other graphics programmes. A common one is to add ten metres to the distance for each meter of climb. The Scientific Journal of Orienteering , March, had an article on the subject. We look at data on UK fell-running records in order to investigate the equivalence between climb and distance. These rules can be used in decision-making about alternative routes, and to compare courses of differing distance and climb.