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Category: Sector 1
Get Cameras Ready
Trackers of Sector 1 - North Pole Flight Command has just informed me that after analysts have reviewed all current conditions in all sectors it appears our sector, Sector 1, has the best odds of capturing photos and videos of sleighs in flight. Remember, there are thousands of sleighs up there or soon to be... Read more
Welcome to the Red Zone, Sector 1
Trackers, I'm pleased to announce that our check-in phase went pretty well, millions of you appear to be available. That's good because we could have a lot of active weather to report in the next 24 hours. At this moment it is Christmas Eve in Sector 1 and that means we're in the Red Zone.... Read more
Thunderstorm Activity in Sector 1
Trackers, The early word from North Pole Flight Command is that there is some concern with summer thunderstorm activity in Samoa and Fiji, specifically. Being located in Fiji allows me to access local weather information. But we could use some weather watchers to feed us current data in: Tonga Samoa Solomon Islands Vanuatu New Caledonia... Read more
Sector 1 Elves Can Now Check-in
It's time! THIS IS FOR SECTOR 1 ELVES ONLY - for all freelance and North Pole Elves tracking Santa for Santa! The Regional Tracking Center in Fiji, as part of our launch authorization procedures, is now ready to accept your check-in. Please see this link if you do not understand this process. It's simple and... Read more
All Elves on Alert Status
Per plan and as scheduled, North Pole Flight Command has put all elves in all departments worldwide on alert status. Alert status means that the next phase of Operation Merry Christmas is in process and that all elves need to be actively coming to North Pole websites with regularity to stay informed and to be... Read more
Weather Reports Needed
Hello Elves of Sector 1 - Is anyone else getting excited? Santa's launch is so close now. North Pole Flight Command has been pretty quiet with me about information they need from our sector. Since we don't have as many chimneys in our sector as the other sectors, and because we track Santa in most... Read more
Tracker Check-in Scheduled
Attentional All Tracker Elves in All Sectors, We are pleased and excited to announce that Tracker Elf check-ins will begin on the following schedule: (All dates and hours are local time) Sector 1: December 22nd at 11:00pm Fiji Time Sector 2: December 22nd at 7:00pm Turkmenistan Time Sector 3: December 22nd at 8:00pm Iceland Time... Read more
Santa Gives Last Instructions
Santa Claus visited Elf Chat with one week to go until launch. He addressed several topics and made an announcement. This post is being made to share the transcript of the chat and to emphasize some things Santa did not have time to discuss. Here are the highlights: Santa talked about website issues and the... Read more
Looking for Active Weather
Greetings, Trackers! The Sleigh Department at North Pole Flight Command has sent a request for active weather of any kind in our sector. They want storms, blizzards, tornados, volcanos, high winds - whatever we can throw at them. Their purpose is to get the test flights of Santa's sleigh - which is currently flying in... Read more
Stocking Mail is NOT for Tracking
At some point in the upcoming weeks there will be a conversation over at SantaUpdate.com about Stocking Mail. It usually generates confusion. Unfortunately that confusion starts here in the tracker elf community. So we wanted to put something out about it now so that mistakes can be avoided in the weeks ahead. The North Pole... Read more
Local Christmas Report Needed
Good evening, Sector 1 Elves! North Pole Flight Command has passed along the news that Santa would like a fresh Local Christmas Report from Sector 1, especially for areas of Australia and New Zealand. There are concerns that maybe the Christmas spirit is weak in those countries. I think this is the first time they... Read more