3rd Redbull Flugtag in ACTION – Kuwait 2012

All selected  teams flown their planes from a 25 meter long and 6 meters high constructed  runway using only human power. Each team, consists of one pilot and 3  assistants, so that he could lead the aircraft while the assistants help to hover  as far as possible before landing in the water.

While the sky  may be the limit on creativity, there are still a few flight regulations.  First off, all flying machines must be  entirely human-powered (no external energy sources or stored power). Second, no  matter what they say, size does matter – all crafts must be less than 8 meters  wide and must weigh no more than 180 KGs including the pilot. Safety is paramount; therefore all competitors must wear a  life jacket and helmet.

Since the first  Red Bull Flugtag took place in Vienna, Austria, in 1991, more than 100 Flugtags  have been held around the globe, attracting up to 300,000 spectators for a  single event.

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3rd Redbull Flugtag Models – Kuwait 2012

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Lets stamp our name in World Guinness Book.

Lets stamp our name in World Guinness Book.

One group of Kuwaiti youth are planning to make a big human flag of Kuwait by wearing different colours (Red, Green, White and Black) and standing according to the pattern of flag.

So for this p
urpose they are looking for 5000 volunteers to build this flag. If you are interested to be a part of this flag, plz contact them on following numbers 55855950 / 55110897.

It will be held in Sabah Al Salem Stadium in Al-Mansouriah on 8th November 2012.

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Insulin Pumps for kids Campaign.

Insulin Pumps for kids Campaign.

The Pumps 4 Kids campaign is under the umbrella of the Kuwaiti Red Crescent Society in association with the Dasman Diabetes Institute to raise funds to provide insulin pumps for children with type 1 diabetes in Kuwait.

This form of therapy has numerous advantages relative to other forms of treatment; however due to it’s high cost only 10% of children in Kuwait have access to insulin pumps. Kuwait has the seventh highest incidence rates of type 1 diabetes in children under the age of 14, which highlights the importance of this cause.

The funds raised by the Kuwaiti Red Crescent Society will be provided to the Dasman Diabetes Institute to purchase the insulin pumps. It will then provide the insulin pumps to children, and offer them both training and on-going support to adjust to this new form of therapy.

Insulin Pumps can go a long way towards protecting Diabetic children from the physical and emotional suffering caused by 1,460 insulin injections every year.