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Dubai, Sept 20 (UNI) India's leading stock broker firm Geojit Financial Services Ltd today tied up with a leading bank in West Asia, Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait (BBK), to provide trained manpower and expertise to invest in the booming Indian stock market.
Currently BBK's non-resident Indian (NRI) customers are offered services related to investments into Indian stock market by NRI marketing teams in Bahrain and Kuwait with the support of NRI desks at BBK's Hyderabad and Mumbai branches.
With the new tie up, the NRI banking desk at Bahrain will be strengthened with additional staff trained by Geojit Financial Services, which will enhance the quality of service to NRIs.
The presence of such knowledgeable staff at NRI desk would add value to the customer service and improve customer reach.
Geojit Financial Services is listed in India on the National Stock Exchange and the Bombay Stock Exchange and through its partner Barjeel Securities in UAE already provides stock investment support to NRIs in the UAE.
It has a network of over 400 offices, a client base of 425,000, and 1 billion dollar in assets under management.
''The partnership with Geojit adds a new dimension to BBK's strategy of becoming a leading player in the brokerage market,'' BBK Deputy General Manager Abdul Karim Bucheery said in Manama.
''This is a significant announcement. It brings together two of the most well-known and established brands in financial services, brands that are prominent in the region, as well as in other international markets,'' he added.
''For our clients, being able to offer Geojit brokerage expertise is also significant. We are committed to giving our clients the very best choices and being able to offer such an established name in the Indian stock market is vital,'' he said.
''Our client base is made up of sophisticated investors who understand the need for diversification in any balanced investment portfolio. With many clients originating from the subcontinent, offering them Geojit services gives them more opportunity to diversify their holdings within the Indian booming economy, and be exposed to markets that was out of their reach,'' Geojit Managing Director C J George said.


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The magnitude of provider uncompensated care has become an important public policy issue. Yet existing measures of uncompensated care are flawed because they compare uninsured payments to list prices, not to the prices actually paid by the insured, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research Working Paper (NBER).
- Many argue that the uninsured are already implicitly insured through the provision of uncompensated care.
- Others use the existence of uncompensated care as a justification for, and potential financing source of, universal insurance coverage.
- But such debates begin with a flawed definition of uncompensated care that does not recognize the realities of the U.S. health care market, and in particular the enormous discounts delivered to insured patients relative to the list prices charged the uninsured.
Considering an alternative approach which recognizes those discounts by comparing the prices paid to the uninsured to those paid by the insured provides a very different picture of the level of uncompensated care provided by physicians:
- While sample physicians appear to be providing charity care for the uninsured that amounts to between 2.7 percent and 3.2 percent of their practice revenues, in fact the uninsured are paying more, on net, for their care than are the insured.
- Even the most conservative estimates suggest that uncompensated care amounts to only 0.8 percent of revenues, or at most $3.2 billion nationally.
This is a striking finding which throws into doubt many arguments over uncompensated care. Of course, physician uncompensated care is only a minority of the total amount of uncompensated care provided in the United States. The important question, says NBER, is whether applying the type of approach considered here to hospitals would lead to dramatic reductions in their reported uncompensated care.
Source: Jonathan Gruber and David Rodriguez, "How Much Uncompensated Care Do Doctors Provide?" Working Paper No. 13585, National Bureau of Economic Research, November 2007.
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When most people think of a player making the Hall-of-Fame they think of a player that has played their entire career, or at least the majority of it, with one team. John Elway with the Broncos. Barry Sanders with the Lions. Joe Montana with the 49ers and then his last two seasons with the Chiefs. The list goes on and on. But, what players have managed to make it to the Hall-of-Fame and played for the most teams?
The answer is a little complicated. The most teams a player has played for and made it to the Hall-of-Fame is six and three players have done this, but all played in the early days of the NFL when franchises went out of business, changed names, and relocated frequently. Those players are:
Jim Thorpe – 1915-1928
Canton Bulldogs
Cleveland Indians (NFL)
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Rock Island Independents
New York Giants
Chicago Cardinals
Joe Grunyon – 1919-1927
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New York Giants
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Gilberton Cadamounts
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When looking at modern times, the most teams a player has played for and still made it to the Hall-of-Fame is five, and that has also been done by three players:
Warren Moon 1983-2000
While Moon is in the Hall-of-Fame and has played for five different teams, some may count it differently as only four of the teams were in the NFL.
Edmonton Eskimos (CFL)
Houston Oilers
Minnesota Vikings
Seattle Seahawks
Kansas City Chiefs
Tommy MacDonald 1957-1968
Philadelphia Eagles
Dallas Cowboys
Los Angeles Rams
Atlanta Falcons
Cleveland Browns
James Lofton 1978-1993
Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles Raiders
Buffalo Bills
Los Angeles Rams
Philadelphia Eagles
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|Dec 13, 1994
|Filing date
|May 24, 1993
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|May 24, 1993
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|Joseph W. Richardson
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|Richardson; Joseph W.
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (13), Referenced by (36), Classifications (11), Legal Events (3)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
Hypoxia is a deficiency of blood reaching tissues and organs of the body which is generally associated with a drop in the blood oxygen level. When hypoxia occurs, the individual becomes disoriented and confused. An extreme loss of oxygen over a sufficient period of time will cause the individual to become unconscious.
This is a severe problem with pilots. If a pilot becomes disoriented or unconscious for even a very brief period of time, a crash can occur. Hypoxia is a particularly significant problem with pilots because of the decrease in oxygen level at higher altitudes. If a pilot breathes ambient air, at a sufficiently high altitude, the loss of oxygen in the ambient air can cause hypoxia. A second cause of hypoxia call be breathing exhaust from the airplane engine. Although airplanes are certainly designed to prevent engine exhaust from entering the cockpit area, this can occur. The carbon monoxide contained in such gases will enter the blood stream and prevent oxygenation of the blood, and thus, a decrease in blood oxygen level.
In the past, there have been invasive methods used to monitor blood oxygen levels of astronauts. However, invasive methods are unsuitable for pilots. Any system for pilots must be noninvasive and very simple to operate.
It is accordingly an object of the present invention to provide a noninvasive hypoxia detection system for pilots. Further, it is an object of the present invention to provide such a system which is automatically and accurately applied to the pilot's body without requiring any additional steps or work by the pilot. Further, it is an object of the present invention to provide such a monitor which does not restrict the movement to the pilot and does not have dangling wires which could also interfere with the movement of the pilot.
The objects and advantages of the present invention are provided by measuring blood oxygen levels using a noninvasive hypoxia monitor attached to the skin of a pilot. More particularly, the present invention is provided by mounting such a noninvasive hypoxia sensor to the headphones of the pilot, such that when the pilot puts on the headphones, the hypoxia sensor will be located in a position which will permit it to accurately measure the oxygen level of the pilot.
Preferably, the hypoxia monitor is integral with the pilot's headphones and has its wiring running with the wiring of the headphones so that the hypoxia monitor can be plugged into a monitor in the panel of the airplane alongside the terminals for the headphone plug. Alternately, the headphone can employ one multi-prong plug with several of the prongs dedicated to the hypoxia monitor.
The hypoxia monitor itself can be either a stand alone unit or can be incorporated into added components of the airplane such as the flight management system.
The objects and advantages of the present invention will be further appreciated in light of the following detailed description and drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic depiction of the present invention in use; and
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a headphone incorporating a hypoxia monitor according to the present invention.
The present invention provides a method of measuring the oxygen level of the blood of a pilot flying an airplane. As shown in FIG. 1, the pilot 11 is wearing headphones 12 which has a left ear seal 13 and a right ear seal 14. Mounted on the right ear seal 14 is a blood oxygen level sensor 15. Extending from the left and right ear seals 13, 14 are the headphone wires 16. These extend to a monitor 17 mounted in the panel 18 of the airplane. As shown, the monitor 17 includes two female connections, the headphone connections 21 and the oxygen monitor connection 22.
The oxygen monitor includes a visual display 23 and a speaker 24 to provide audio output. Likewise, there is shown a control 25 to adjust the blood oxygen level at which the audio and visual display will provide a warning as is described below.
As shown in FIG. 1, the sensor 15 is preferably located in the lower half of the right ear seal 14. In this position, the monitor should rest on the pilot's skin and not on his hair. A pilot with longer hair may have to brush his hair back to ensure that the sensor contacts the skin.
The sensor can be attached to the ear seal in various ways. As shown in FIG. 2, the sensor 15 is held in a clear plastic envelope 26 affixed to ear seal with a pressure sensitive adhesive (not shown). Wires connecting the sensor to the monitor 17 run through the ear seal 14 and subsequently run alongside the wiring 16 for the headphones up to the airplane's panel 18.
The wires 16 can also run around the exterior of the ear seal. The sensor can also be molded into the ear seal. In this embodiment, the sensor would be replaced by replacing the ear seal.
With respect to the oxygen sensor 15, any oxygen sensor which is noninvasive and merely functions by measuring oxygen level through the skin of the pilot 11 will be acceptable for use in the present invention. A preferred monitor is a pulse oximeter.
There are a variety of such sensors. For example, Sakai et al. U.S. Pat. No. 5,131,391 discloses a suitable pulse oximeter. Likewise, New, Jr. et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,653,498, New, Jr. et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,700,708, New, Jr. et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,770,179, Goodman et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,802,486, Stone et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,869,254, and New, Jr. et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,621,643 disclose suitable oximeters and probes which could be incorporated in the present invention. Preferred pulse oximeters are manufactured and sold by Nellcor Incorporated of Haywood, Calif. These are the N-100 oximeter and the N-200 oximeter.
For example, the N-100 oximeter sold by Nellcor Incorporated is a microprocessor controlled device that measures oxygen saturation of hemoglobulin using light from two light emitting diodes (LEDs), one having a discrete frequency of about 660 nanometers in the red light range and the other having a discrete frequency of about 925 nanometers in the infrared range. The N-100 oximeter microprocessor uses a four state clock to provide a five polar drive circuit for the two LEDs so that a positive current pulse drives the infrared LED and a negative current pulse drives the red LED to illuminate alternately the two LEDs so that the incident light will pass through the skin which the probe is contacting and the transmitted light will be detected by a single photo detector.
The clock uses a high strobing rate, for example, 1500 cycles per second, to be easily distinguished from other light sources. The photo detector current changes in response to the red and infrared light transmitted in sequence and is converted to a voltage signal, amplified and separated by a two-channel synchronous detector--one channel for processing the red light wave form and the other channel for processing the infrared light wave form. The separated signals are filtered to remove the strobing frequency, electrical noise, and ambient noise and then digitized to an analog to digital converter. As used herein, the incident light and the transmitted light refers to the light generated by the LED or other light source as distinguished from ambient or environmental light.
The light source intensity may be adjusted to accommodate variations among patient's skin color, flesh, thickness, hair color, blood, and other variants. The light transmitted is thus modulated by the absorption of light in the variants, particularly the arterial blood pulse or pulsatile component, and is referred to as the plethysmograph waveform or the optical signal. The digital representation of the optical signal is referred to as the digital optical signal. The portion of the digital optical signal that refers to the pulsatile component is labeled the optical pulse.
The detected digital optical signal is processed by the microprocessor of the N-100 oximeter to analyze and identify optical pulses corresponding to arterial pulses and develop a history as to pulse periodicity, pulse shape, and determine oxygen saturation. The N-100 oximeter microprocessor decides whether or not to accept a detected pulse as corresponding to an arterial pulse by comparing the detected pulse against the pulse history. To be accepted, the detected pulse must meet certain predetermined criteria. For example, the expected size of the pulse, when the pulse is expected to occur, and the expected ratio of the red light to infrared light of the detected optical pulse in accordance with the desired degree of confidence. Identified individual optical pulses accepted for processing are used to compute the oxygen saturation from the ratio of maximum and minimum pulse levels as seen by the red wave length compared to the maximum and minimum pulse levels as seen by the infrared wave length.
Normally, the relative oxygen content of the individual's arterial pulse remains about the same from pulse to pulse and the average background absorption between the pulses remains about the same. Consequently, the red and infrared light that is transmitted through the pulsatile flow produces a regularly modulated plethysmograph wave form having periodic optical pulses of comparable shape and amplitude and a steady state background transmittance. This regular pulse provides for an accurate determination of oxygen saturation of the blood based on the detected relative maximum and minimum transmittance of red and infrared light.
Although the Nellcor monitor is preferred, other pulse oximeters can also be employed. This technology is very well developed and one skilled in the art can select from commercially available pulse oximeters to incorporate into the present invention.
In operation, the oxygen sensor 15, which is part of the ear seal 14, is put into contact with the pilot's skin beneath his ear when the pilot puts on the headphones. This forces the sensor 15 into close contact with the skin of the pilot. The ear seal 14 also shields light from the sensor so that only light emitted from the light emitting diodes will be picked up by the sensor 15. The headphones are then plugged into the instrument panel and the oxygen sensor is attached to the oxygen monitor connection 22. The threshold at which the alarm will sound can be adjusted by adjusting the monitor using control 25 which adjusts the random access memory of the monitor preventing activation of the alarm until the pilot's oxygen level reaches a certain defined degree of desaturation. Typically, this will be in the range of 90 to less than about 100%. This permits the monitor to compensate for skin color and hair as well as physiological factors such as the smoking habits of the pilot.
Alternately, the monitor can be programmed so that a percentage change in the pilot's oxygen saturation level will cause an alarm to be sounded. This will inherently compensate for different metabolisms.
Once the pilot is in the plane and the monitor is functioning, should the pilot's oxygen level reach a critical level, the alarm will sound alerting the potentially disoriented pilot and advise him by visual display to descend to a lower altitude or to add oxygen to the cockpit. This will enable the pilot to take corrective measures before a crash occurs.
There are, of course, many variations and modifications which can be made. For example, the oxygen sensor was simply described as mounted to the ear seal of the headset. This obviously can be modified to provide for easy removal and replacement of the sensor. In a less preferred embodiment, the sensor could be taped on to the pilot's body, for example, on his neck or the like.
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|U.S. Classification
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Aug 12, 1998
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710 Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA 94111
(415) 982-2622
710 Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA 94111
(415) 982-2622
Regular Hours
Phone: (415) 982-0177
Fax: (415) 982-0177
Parking: Street
Wi-Fi: No
Bike Parking: Yes
Attire: Casual
Cuisines: Tapas
Alcohol: Yes
Takes Reservations: Yes
Outdoor Seating: Yes
Price Range : Average
Good For Groups: Yes
No coupons available
we went early, around 6:00pm, with four. Place was empty at first but filled quickly and was packed by 7:00pm. The food was great, we all shared and enjoyed it all. Nice wine selection and good vibe.
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I made a second visit here, and feel I've enough info to review Bocadillos. I have NOT tried the tapas, so this review isn't trying to assess the cultural accuracy of the food. The lunch menu offers small sandwiched they call Bocadillos, and these are very tasty overall. The lamb burger is nice, as is the Serrano ham with tomato rub. Each is served on a specific roll, and the bread is nice, especially the white roll (as found on the fried chicken/slaw sandwich). The seared corn salad, which I've had twice, is tasty but inconsistent...the first time it was perfectly tart, but this time was different although fine. Nice dessert choices -- the chocolate cake with banana ice cream was quite good, and the individual sized cake was very rich and tasty. On the down side, it's a small space, and gets VERY loud and crowded, and on both of my visits they felt a little short-staffed. I will return regularly (maybe once a month) and would recommend it for lunch without hesitation.
03/03/2007Provided by Citysearch -
Disappointed. If I wanted poorly prepared tapas and curt service from an inexperienced staff I would have gone to Disney land. This is a disgrace to Catalonian cuisine. We ordered ribs that were grizzled (overcooked) beyond belief and when we hardly ate them the waitress didn't even comment. It was almost as though she knew how bad the food was and didn't want to deal with it. Various veggie dished had NO flavor and the service sucked. Somewhat authentic and may have been trendy 4 years ago, but it's now just tired and not worth it.
02/14/2007Provided by Citysearch -
Stopped here after work with a friend and was happy with the wine selection and appetizers. Wouldn't come here for a full meal, but makes for a perfect happy hour spot. It's a very small space, but has a nice atmosphere and decor. Service was only ok, had to ask the waitress for menu's and try to get her attention a few times, but it was very crowded at the time so I'm assuming it could be better other times. Overall was nice and I'm sure I'll be returning.
10/08/2006Provided by Citysearch -
The food wasn't as appetizing as many of the other tapas restaurants I've been to throughout the city. The menu was overpriced for the quality of food. The lamb loin chops were very tough and tasteless. Also, the menu falsely advertised that they were serving heirloom tomatoes -which are a seasonal tomato that is not available this time of year. The seared ahi was bland, and the ""sausage sandwich"" was nothing more than a spam burger imitating fine tapa fare. Presentation and taste need improvement and creativity. As a personal chef dining at this restaurant, I have to say I was very dissapointed. Would not recommend to others
09/01/2006Provided by Citysearch -
Dishes (lamb, etc.) & wine were very good. Inattentive waitress/poor service leaves customers with a bad taste in their mouth. Have heard this from others. Recommend one of the numerous other tapas restaurants in the City.
08/24/2006Provided by Citysearch -
Tried this place for the first time a couple weeks ago. Friend and I ordered quail a la plancha, a spinach side (which was the exact same as the quail's spinach side), snapper ceviche and catalan sausage bocadillos. The last 2 were the best items, I'd get them again. Quail a bit dry, and the spinach was overcooked and oversalted. Other people had some delicious looking sandwiches, ribs and meat - we should've ordered more meat! Desserts were chocolate cake w/ banana ice cream and coconut bread pudding, both really good.
Pretty reasonable wine list w/ some good selections by the glass. Service was efficient. They don't take reservations, but they turn over relatively quickly. Overall: fun place w/ reasonable prices, but focus on the meat!
08/12/2006Provided by Citysearch -
The idea of communal tables, fun crowds and wine just seemed to match at Bocadillo with the eclectic tapas with a twist. The foie gras was exquisite, but everything else was no better than average. The sommelier was quite knowledgeable, though they often frowned when our tables ordered the cheaper bottles of wine, but nevertheless, they were attentive, and could manage to serve all the food at the appropriate temperature at the right time. I would recommend this restaurant, but I would like to see them improve certain things with their service, and some aspects of their food which sometimes seemed to lack that oomph to vow any patron. In all, good service, good (but not great) food and good times!!
07/25/2006Provided by Citysearch -
We spent $70 on a couple of glasses of sherry, two glasses of wine and a couple of small dishes. I'm just not sure about spending this kind of money on snacks... i mean if we had osetra or something, but instead it was essetiallly some pickles and cheese. Am I missing something that the thronging crowds here aren't?
07/23/2006Provided by Citysearch -
This updated modern hole in the wall next to the Buble lounge would be long gone had it not been for its great location on Montgomery & Columbus. They do quite well with un-suspecting tourist and first timers who are un-aware of the rip-off dining experience awaiting inside the red saloon. Quality of tapas is very spotty, and at $9 to $12 for a small saucer, you'll need to make a choice between chewing on toothpicks and going hungry or giving up your next paycheck for your visit to Bocadillos. Staff was younger less experienced but friendly, shef did not impress me with his under-cooked baby-back ribbs which was hidden under a heavy coat of sugary bbq sauce; up to par with low grade store bought sweet BBQ sauce, for a mere $12. Their cheese platter is 3 slices of cheese with 4 broken remnants of walnut and a micro size sample of something like a (stale) fig neuton's bar, all very sparsly arranged on a wood saucer for $11. Dining room is made up of a single long table and bar stools sorrounding the walls of the small rectangular room. Ambiance is vanilla touris trap, playing canned regga over an old DVD from 80s (Top-Gun!) and NO air conditioning, you would figure at these prices they might care about patrons comfort, na! Just robb them and laugh all the way to the bank Mr. Gerald Hirigoyen! For myself and my wife our bill came to $90 for 4 tappas and two glasses of wine! Would I ever go back, only if I knew the owner is in so I can give Mr. Gerald Hirigoyen a piece of my mind.


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AMA Toyota Motocross Championships presented by FMF
Washougal, WA
Round 9 of 12 – July 27th, 2008
After spending a couple of weeks on the East coast, the AMA Outdoor Motocross Nationals made its way back into the West coast, the Pacific Northwest to be exact. The day at Washougal started off wet as showers made their way through the facility during the first round of practices. Thankfully, the wet weather was only temporary and the riders did not have to contend with another mud race.
In the Lites class, hometown hero Ryan Villopoto was looking to take his first-ever overall win at Washougal. RV2 came close, winning the first moto; however, a determined Ryan Dungey and Trey Canard had other ideas in the second moto. Dungey would claim the top spot on the podium in the second moto with Villopoto taking the runner spot. As for the Motocross class, what else can we say? James Stewart is a man possessed. If you haven't figured it out by now, then yes, Stewart swept the 9th round of the series at Washougal. However, there was plenty of racing action behind the number seven machine. What might be Stewart's only complaint on the weekend? Probably that he'll need to wait two weeks before he can have the opportunity of wrapping up the championship.
As the gate dropped for the first Lites moto of the day, it was Geico Powersports Honda pilot Josh Grant who grabbed the holeshot. Behind Grant was Rockstar/Makita/Suzuki's Ryan Dungey and defending Outdoor National champion Ryan Villopoto in third place. By the time lap number five rolled around, Villopoto made a mad dash towards the front of the field as he passed both Dungey and Grant within a matter of seconds to take control of the lead position. Meanwhile, further back in the pack, Trey Canard was having a rough moto as he fell on the opening lap and was forced to work his way up from 40th place. Back up front, Yamaha pilot Broc Tickle was holding down the fourth spot. However, Tickle was under some serious pressure from both MDK/KTM's Ryan Sipes and Pro Circuit Kawasaki's Brett Metcalfe. Ahead of Tickle, Sipes, and Metcalfe, was Grant; who fell off the pace of RV2 and Dungey to find himself in a lonely third place. About 25 minutes into the moto Tickle, who was running fourth place, made a mistake that dropped him all the way back to 33rd. With the mistake made by Tickle, it allowed Sipes and Metcalfe to take over the fourth and fifth spot. Sipes and Metty had a battle all their own in the closing stages of the moto, swapping positions several times before the checkered flag made its appearance. As the moto came to a close, it was Villopoto, Dungey, Grant, Sipes, and Metcalfe
1. Ryan Villopoto (KAW)
2. Ryan Dungey (SUZ)
3. Josh Grant (HON)
4. Ryan Sipes (KTM)
5. Brett Metcalfe (KAW)
6. Jake Weimer (HON)
7. Nico Izzi (SUZ)
8. Martin Davalos (KTM)
9. Robert Kiniry (HON)
10. Kyle Cunningham (HON)
In the Motocross class, privateer Cody Cooper was able to capture the holeshot and the early lead. Unfortunately for Cooper, Monster Energy Kawasaki's James Stewart wasted zero time behind the Suzuki pilot as he quickly took command of the lead before the conclusion of the opening lap. Just behind Cooper was Red Bull Honda's Andrew Short and Rockstar/Makita/Suzuki rider Michael Byrne. Short and Burner were both able to make quick work of Cooper to take over the second and third spot, dropping the New Zealand native back to fourth. While Bubba began to check out, James' teammate Tim Ferry was not having the same luck. Ferry suffered from a terrible start and spent the entire moto trying to search for the top 10. Factory Yamaha rider and hometown hero Josh Hill not only earned himself a good start, but also he managed to run a solid fifth place for the entire moto. As the moto came to a close, Stewart took yet another moto win with Short and Byrne rounding out the podium. The number 15 machine of Ferry was able to come all the way back to 11th place after all was said and done.
1. James Stewart (KAW)
2. Andrew Short (HON)
3. Michael Byrne (SUZ)
4. Cody Cooper (SUZ)
5. Joshua Hill (YAM)
6. Jimmy Albertson (HON)
7. Jeff Alessi (HON)
8. Sean Hamblin (YAM)
9. Chris Blose (HON)
10. Billy Laninovich (KTM)
As the Washougal crowd watched the 40 fastest Lites riders barrel through the first turn of the second Lites moto, it was Geico Powersports' Trey Canard who came away with the holeshot. Just behind Canard was MDK/KTM's Matt Goerke and moto one winner; Ryan Villopoto had a rough opening lap as he tipped over in one of the Washougal turns. Luckily for Villopoto, the mistake didn't cost him much time. While Goerke ran second, Ryan Dungey made quick for of the KTM rider to take over second place and began working on Canard. RV2 was able to catch Goerke and move into third place; thus began a three-way battle between Canard, Dungey and Villopoto. It was apparent that the 48 machine of Canard didn't have enough speed to hold off the hard charging Dungey as RD28 made his way into the lead. However, for RV2, Canard would prove to be a difficult task to conquer, which allowed Dungey some breathing room for the time being. Once Villopoto did work his way around the Honda pilot, he set his sights on Dungey. While Dungey seemed to ride his own race, he was inadvertently creating more pressure on the Washington native, Villopoto. It was evident that RV2 was frantic to find his way around Dungey as the Kawasaki rider was making mistake after mistake. Eventually, with only two laps to go, the defending Outdoor National champion had an issue with his goggles, which allowed the factory Suzuki of Dungey to open up some breathing and not only take the moto win, but also the overall on the day.
1. Ryan Dungey (SUZ)
2. Ryan Villopoto (KAW)
3. Brett Metcalfe (KAW)
4. Josh Grant (HON)
5. Ryan Sipes (KTM)
6. Jake Weimer (HON)
7. Nico Izzi (SUZ)
8. Matthew Goerke (KTM)
9. Kyle Chisholm (KAW)
10. Robert Kiniry (HON)
Motocross Lites Overall Results:
1. Ryan Dungey 2-1
2. Ryan Villopoto 1-2
3. Josh Grant 3-4
4. Brett Metcalfe 5-3
5. Ryan Sipes 4-5
6. Jake Weimer 6-6
7. Nico Izzi 7-7
8. Robert Kiniry 9-10
9. Matthew Goerke 12-8
10. Kyle Chisholm 11-9
11. Kyle Cunningham 10-11
12. Martin Davalos 8-15
13. Jake Moss 13-14
14. Phillip Nicoletti 17-12
15. Andrew McFarlane 16-13
16. Wil Hahn 15-17
17. Mike Brown 19-16
18. Thomas Hahn 15-17
19. Tucker Hibbert 18-19
20. Broc Tickle 33-18
Motocross Lites Overall Points:
1. Ryan Villopoto 438
2. Ryan Dungey 329
3. Brett Metcalfe 267
4. Jake Weimer 229
5. Nico Izzi 211
6. Ryan Sipes 187
7. Trey Canard 173
8. Joshua Grant 153
9. Austin Stroupe 152
10. Kyle Cunningham 148
At the drop of the gate for the second moto of the Motocross class Cody Cooper, once again, took another holeshot with James Stewart right behind him. Just like the first moto, however, Stewart quickly made his way around Cooper to take over the lead. Short, like Stewart, also made his way around the 902 machine to take control of the second spot. Cooper ran in the third spot for a long while, however, Michael Byrne was beginning to put a lot of pressure on Cooper for third. Burner and Cooper scrapped for over half of the moto before Byrne was able to find his way into the third spot. Meanwhile, behind the lead pack, Tim Ferry was having a much better showing; working his way into sixth place. Once things came to a close, it was Stewart with the win followed by Short, Byrne, Cooper, and local boy Josh Hill rounding out the top five.
1. James Stewart (KAW)
2. Andrew Short (HON)
3. Michael Byrne (SUZ)
4. Cody Cooper (SUZ)
5. Joshua Hill (YAM)
6. Tim Ferry (KAW)
7. Jimmy Albertson (HON)
8. Sean Collier (KAW)
9. Jeff Alessi (HON)
10. Antonio Balbi (HON)
Motocross Class Overall Results
1. James Stewart 1-1
2. Andrew Short 2-2
3. Michael Byrne 3-3
4. Cody Cooper 4-4
5. Joshua Hill 5-5
6. Jimmy Albertson 6-7
7. Jeff Alessi 7-9
8. Tim Ferry 11-6
9. Antonio Balbi 13-10
10. Billy Laninovich 10-14
11. Nick Wey 14-11
12. Sean Collier 38-8
13. Sean Hamblin 8-31
14. Chris Blose 9-33
15. Charles Summey 39-12
16. Justin Sipes 12-36
17. Paul Carpenter 24-13
18. Bobby Bonds 16-18
19. Ryan Clark 40-15
20. Kevin Rookstool 15-28
Motocross Class Overall Points
1. James Stewart 450
2. Tim Ferry 305
3. Andrew Short 290
4. Michael Byrne 280
5. Mike Alessi 221
6. Cody Cooper 208
7. Davi Millsaps 203
8. Nick Wey 199
9. Jeff Alessi 177
10. Joshua Hill 170


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Sliver of Ice (8 Purple)Deal [Magic + 1] damage and freeze the first enemy. If the enemy's Magic if greater than mine, create 8 Blue Gems.Trait 1: Dragon Bond (Allied Dragons gain 2 Life.)Trait 2: Insulated (Immunity to Frozen.)Trait 3: Water Link (Gain bonus Blue Mana from Blue Gem matches.)MAX Attack=13, Armor=14, Magic=7, Life=30
Blade Waltz (11 Blue/Green)Deal [Magic + 1] damage to an enemy, boosted by the enemy's Mana cost. [1:1]Trait 1: Knight Bond (Allied Knights gain 2 Life.)Trait 2: Elf Bond (Allied Elves gain 2 Life.)Trait 3: Armored (Reduce damage from Skulls by 25%.)MAX Attack=16, Armor=21, Magic=10, Life=18
One time at Bard camp...
Enchanting Melody (11 Yellow/Green)Give an ally 2 Magic, give them half of their Mana, and Enchant them. [2:1]Trait 1: Elf Bond (Allied Elves gain 2 Life.)Trait 2: Air Heart (Gain 1 Life for each Yellow ally.)Trait 3: Blessed (All allies gain 2 random Skill points.)MAX Attack=18, Armor=7, Magic=1, Life=27
Purify (11 Green/Purple)Cleanse, Enchant and give an ally [Magic + 1] Life.Trait 1: Beast Bond (Allied Beasts gain 2 Life.)Trait 2: Blessed (All allies gain 2 random Skill points.)Trait 3: Arcane (Gain 1 Magic when an ally casts a spell.)MAX Attack=15, Armor=8, Magic=7, Life=35
Arcane Blast (13 Purple/Yellow)Deal [Magic + 1] damage to all enemies, and Enchant myself.Trait 1: Mystic Bond (Allied Mystics gain 2 Life.)Trait 2: Mana Shield (Immunity to Mana Burn.)Trait 3: Magic Spirit (Gain 1 Magic for each Purple ally.)MAX Attack=15, Armor=8, Magic=4, Life=35
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Royal Demand (13 Yellow/Blue)Create 8 Gems of a chosen ally's Mana Color and kill them. Summon a random Elf.Trait 1: Greedy (Gain 2 bonus Gold on 4 or 5 Gem matches.)Trait 2: Warded (Immunity to Death Mark.)Trait 3: Air Heart (Gain 1 Life for each Yellow ally.)MAX Attack=17, Armor=8, Magic=14, Life=36
Bejeweled (16 Blue/Green)Deal 5 damage all enemies, boosted by a chosen color and then remove them. Summon a Silver Drakon. [2:1]Trait 1: Flying (Immunity to Entangle.)Trait 2: Stoneskin (Reduce damage from Skulls by 50%.)Trait 3: Crystalize (Gain Enchant when matching Purple Gems.)MAX Attack=18, Armor=25, Magic=21, Life=20
Glorious Dawn (12 Blue/Purple)Cleanse and Barrier myself. Destroy a row, Gain [Magic + 1] Armor and Life, boosted by Yellow Gems destroyed. [1:1]Trait 1: Leader (Gain 3 to all Skills if in first position.)Trait 2: Avenger (Gain 3 Attack when an ally dies.)Trait 3: Holy Armor (Reduce damage from Skulls by 40%.)MAX Attack=15, Armor=27, Magic=5, Life=21
Thank you @SirCookie for additional info about new troops colours + traits!
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They're overdoing it with these dragons now.
Since when has fantasy had anything to do with dragons? (undetected sarcasm)
More wolves please. PLEASE Nim.
I think Nim's gone off wolves... when I took my break she was the Winter Wolf icon... and now she's moved over to a Human one... this is clearly a message that she now hates wolves and we'll never see another wolf added to the game.
Yeah I've really been feeling her cold shoulder these last few months as well. No love for the wolfies.
But I buffed the Dire Wolf
Haha all joking aside you all are doing a fine job. I like dragons and wolves.
Now i'm not asking for troop spoilers, but can you mention any upcoming creature types we might see that are new? Just wondering. I think there's soo many different types of troops available in this world.
What does enchanting do?
You what would rock? A forum account setting that made spoiler tags default to visible. So those of us reading a thread with Spoiler in the name, and in the Spoiler forum, would be able to make it so we didn't have to click on everything to see it
You'll just have to wait and see
Well the second kingdom is the one that has Stryx
Awesome I was gonna start digging around on here and maybe post asking when there'd be new story content (or how often that gets added at least).
Hm, someone was fast to the mark on these spoilers...
There's no definition for Enchanted as a status effect yet. We'll just have to wait and see. From what I can tell from the data, it's a positive effect, though.
Pretty elf kingdom for the win, though~
Love the artwork for the new troops. There may be a bunch of new posts in the "portrayals of women in GOW" thread though... those ladies are busting right out of their clothes.
Hmm, was trying to do an embarrassed emoji but got an Octopus instead. I'm going to leave it anyway because octopi are cool.
Chupacabra! WOW!
I do actually see a help tip for Enchanted in the files. Bottom of Common.xml.
Since always?
Oh my bad I forgot to add the sarcasm tag.
Hm, that must have been added stealthily after I checked, it definitely wasn't there when I looked
Whoa, now these do look excellent... can they hurry up and release this kingdom yesterday too?
y u no spoily me in a spoily thread ;<


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What different eye diseases do to your vision…
This month, Melissa Hay of Visique Optometrists Milford takes a look at diseases which can cause our eyes
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Glaucoma is the 'silent thief of sight.' You can see from the picture to the right that glaucoma affects the periphery of your vision, leaving you with tunnel vision. Glaucoma is the name for a group of eye conditions where an increase in fluid pressure inside the eye gradually damages the optic nerve causing vision loss.
Because the loss of vision happens slowly, a person with glaucoma may not notice any changes to their vision until a significant reduction in sight has occurred. Without treatment, this loss continues until the eye is blind. It may surprise you to know that you often can't feel any increase in the pressure of your eye. The only way to know is to get your optometrist to measure it. The other reason that glaucoma is often called "the silent thief of sight" is that it damages your peripheral vision. We are all aware of what blurred vision maybe like, but we can not accurately measure our side vision or be aware if it has changed. At Visique Milford Optometrists we can measure your peripheral vision, and monitor it for change.
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TattiMetti Adavu Second step (Video)
The second step is only an extension of the first step. Read the explanation of the second step here.
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Thanks Sashree. Keep adding your thoughts and ideas for the betterment of this site.
Hello Anjali.
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We are back from a vacation. Indeed ! yes Aarya missed your lessons and she already began with make up lessons missed for last few days. She is enjoying new sessions of TattiMetti Adavu. However we are unable to view third and fifth variations.
You bring joy to millions of people with your dance lessons. Your devotion to art is supreme. Keep up the great work flowing in. Thanks.
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Thanks Meghana. One of the reader is shifting to UAE soon. She wanted to know if there are any bharatanatyam teachers in Sharjah UAE. Do let me know if you are aware of it.
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Please feel free to contact me on my email add should they need any help. We will be glad should we can assist them in any way. Certainly there are good Bharatanatyam dance mentor in sharjah whom we know personally.
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Rada Regency is a 25-storey residential, office and commercial condominium in bustling Legaspi Village, at the heart of the Makati Business District. It is just a leisurely walk to major shopping and entertainment centers, banks, school and universities, churches, hospitals, and restaurants. The Greenbelt malls, Makati Medical Center and many recreation centers are also within close reach.
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The Good - Rada Regency stands tall on a corner street, which gives it a choice of views and makes it easier to access. Located in Makati's Central Business District, tenants are just a walk away from all that they might need or want because of all the commercial, business, retail, food, and entertainment centers in the area. Studio, 1BR, and 2BR units are available in the condominium. Podium parking for the tenants are available. Pets are allowed in the building. The units are clean, neat and well maintained. The hallways and elevators are still in good condition too. On the ground floor of the building, there are some commercial spaces where tenants can go to the salon, spa, or grab a bite at some of the restaurants. The building also has some amenities on the roof deck like the pool, sauna, and the gym.
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LOCATION: I think Rada Regency was the best place I've lived in when I was still in the Philippines. It's right smack in the middle of restaurants, coffee shops, convenience stores, Makati office buildings, spas, gym, and even jolly-jeeps / carinderia. Going to Greenbelt was just a 5- to 7-minute walk and it's easy to get a cab at the foot of the condominium. A plus for me was it has a laundromat and a Korean convenience store as tenants in the first floor. :-) AMENITIES: I wasn't a big fan of using the gym and taking a dip in the pool, but I thought they were just fine. I liked hanging out at the penthouse though since it's very serene. VALUE FOR MONEY: Given its location, Rada Regency's rent fee was just about right (and friendly). UNIT QUALITY: What I liked most about the unit (and the whole building) was it's clean. No cockroaches and no funky smell. The studio pad may be small for some, but I thought that it was just enough for someone who's in the office day and night. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT: With my few encounters at the Admin Office, I think that the admin officers were all approachable and helpful (esp when you get into a situation). Judging from my overall experience with Rada Regency, it may suffice to say that their property management was a lot better compared to the first condo I rented in. SECURITY: I love Rada Regency's security! Their security guards were all very friendly and trustworthy. They will make you feel safe and that you're taken care of. They make rounds in different floors regularly; parking lot included.
Lived here for 3 years. Great LOCATION especially if you work within the CBD. The area is well-lit even late at night for those OT moments. Dela Rosa walkway is just across the road and Ayala Ave is on the next block so you get easy access to many of Makati's offices. Rada Regency is close to restaurants (KFC, Subway), coffee/tea shops (Serenitea, Figaro, Starbucks), convenience stores (7-11, Mini Stop, Korean store), salons, laundry services and of course malls (5 mins walk to Greenbelt!!!). Security is good -- guards are friendly, can tell residents from non-residents, and do regular checks on diff floors. PET parents will like this place -- loads of dog owners on my floor plus it's near Legazpi Park for those morning strolls. Good VALUE FOR MONEY -- rent is reasonable given its central location (perhaps even among the lowest rates there). UNIT QUALITY is decent. Lived in a studio type (about 19 sqm) so it's pretty small, but if you're a single working adult this would be a great deal. Couples/families may opt for other unit types. Area can be quite noisy at times (Dela Rosa is a busy street) but it's tolerable. COMMUTER-friendly -- easy to find cabs, UV Express terminals across the street, 5-10 min. walk to Ayala bus station, 25-35 min. walk to MRT station. Overall, I'd recommend this place.
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Executive Director Robert Shears joined YCC 2 years ago to make a difference in young adults' lives. Bob came from Little City Foundation, a nonprofit that offers services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. He spent 6 years there as Chief Administration Officer. Bob's corporate experience spans 32 years at Maytag Corporation in various leadership roles, including the International Division Chief Financial Officer and President.
Bob has a BS in Physics/Math from Illinois State University and a MBA in Finance from Roosevelt University. Bob enjoys hiking and camping in the true wilderness.
Ben is in his fourth year at YCC heading up Programs. Ben has 17 years of experience career development experience from the public and academic sectors. The son of a carpenter, working in education, and a strong emphasis on public service, YCC brings life full circle for Ben. He also has a BA in Psychology and Communications and MS in Public Service Administration. Ben has a passion for the outdoors serving as a Cub Scout leader and park district commissioner in Wildwood, IL. Fun fact, Ben hosted a radio program for five years and is a published concert critic.
Fred is a native son of Chicago, Illinois, born to Fred and Cordie Williams, Sr. His personal development began with their unconditional love and parental guidance. He continued his educational formation at Brother Rice High School, The University of Iowa, and completed his Masters of Divinity at Northern Baptist Theological Seminary with an emphasis in Pastoral Care and Counseling. He also completed a residence program of Clinical Pastoral Education at Gunderson Lutheran Hospital in LaCrosse, Wisconsin.
His educational formation was interspersed with serving honorably in the United States Air Force as an Administrative Specialist. Afterwards he worked as a Mental Health Specialist and a Substance Abuse Counselor. His ministry formation includes becoming a licensed and ordained Minister. He has served as a Youth Pastor, Assistant Pastor, Resident Chaplain and Senior Pastor. He is the Program Manager for Youth Conservation Corps, where he uses his educational/ministerial formation and life experiences to help 'opportunity youth' overcome barriers to their success and become productive citizens in the global community.
I began working at YCC-YouthBuild as an AmeriCorps VISTA in July 2012, when I was named as the Bridge to College Specialist. After having served two terms in that post I became a full-time AmeriCorps member, taking on the position of Program Coordinator. I recently added new responsibilities and a new title: AmeriCorps & Mentoring Program Coordinator. My primary focus will be on developing the organization's new mentoring program.
While working for a large corporation's Y2K project in the late 1990s, I discerned that what I really wanted to do was find a job where I could help people. Serving at YCC-YouthBuild has provided me the opportunity to realize that goal. The term, "No two days are alike", definitely applies. Providing assistance to our young adults is extremely gratifying.
I am a proud graduate of The Illinois State University, where I majored in Mass Communications/Radio-TV-Journalism. In no particular order my experience includes working in radio (sales/DJ), sales (business forms, computer supplies), temp work (marketing/sales support/purchasing/credit/data entry), voiceovers (narrations/commercials) and consulting (fraternity-sorority alumni/association communications).
As for hobbies, I enjoy spending time with my wife & extended family in Geneva, IL, and have also been an active fraternity alumnus (serving in a variety of roles for two different Lambda Chi Alpha chapters). I also volunteer with my church youth group and am a co-coordinator for our Community Meals team.
I have been the Accounting Manager at Youth Conservation Corps since November, 2014. My previous experience in the nonprofit sector was with Illinois Growth Enterprises, a sheltered workshop in Loves Park, IL. I worked as Staff Accountant for 5 years.
Working in the nonprofit world is very rewarding, Just seeing the pride on the faces of the people we work with tells me that we're doing good things. Giving our students here a better opportunity for success through education and work/life experiences is our main goal.
I have an Associate's Degree in Accounting from Cabot College of Applied Arts in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. And when I'm not at work, I'm with my husband and our 'four-legged kids'. We train our dogs in Agility and spend a lot of our weekends at local AKC Agility Dog Shows.
After serving in the Marines, I began building houses, a passion I found in high school, taking a 'trades' class. I have been in the construction trades for 20+ years, in many different facets. I ran a one-man home remodeling business for a few years and really wanted to teach my trade to others who may benefit from my knowledge. I developed a love of helping out and giving back through my mission trips with the church and the youth group helping those that cannot help themselves in very poor communities.
Working at Youth Conservation Corps the past 3 years allows me to serve our community, while at the same time teaching our members how to earn a working wage to become productive citizens. Along with teaching our youth a nationally recognized construction certification, we also teach valuable life skills to help them on a path to success.
I started working at YCC YouthBuild in September of 2012 working on post-secondary opportunities and outcomes for our members. Throughout the years, my role has evolved into working as our Education Director. In this position, I am responsible for the implementation and outcomes of our GED program, post-secondary program, and hospitality program. I also supervise our AmeriCorps VISTA grant and members.
The most exciting part about working at YCC YouthBuild is watching our students meet their goals and being a part of that process. It is incredible to see the progress students make, and being a part of their journey is amazing.
I graduated from DePaul University with a Master's degree in Teaching and Learning-Secondary Education and I am also an alumna of the University of Iowa where I majored in History and American Studies. (GO HAWKEYES!) I hold a Professional Educator License in the State of Illinois for teaching the Social Sciences in Secondary Education.
On my free time, I love to spend time with my family, watch sports (especially football), and catch up on all my favorite TV shows.
Susan Green is the GED Instructor at YCC. Prior to joining YCC in early 2015, she held several educational positions with the Archdiocese of Chicago as teacher, assistant principal, and principal. Susan finds it rewarding to work with students at YCC as they experience success for their efforts.
Susan earned her undergraduate degree in education from Lewis University and earned her M.Ed. from Loyola University, Chicago. Some of her favorite past times include reading, particularly fiction, biographies, and mysteries. Susan has also volunteered as a Girl Scout Leader for nine years. Together with her family, they are regular campers in the Colorado Rockies where they enjoy hiking on a regular basis.
Tanya is currently pursuing a degree in Adult Education at Ashford University while working at YCC as their Educational Services Coordinator. She has 8 years of experience working with young adults and adult education in post-secondary and higher education. Tanya has worked with organizations to spread awareness on topics such as victim advocacy, safety, communication and mental illness. She believes that as she grows professionally, she also grows personally. When she's not working, Tanya enjoys activities like hiking, writing, cooking and tutoring. Tanya is inspired by YCC's mission to create opportunities for disadvantaged youth in Lake County. She sees the time and resources spent in this pursuit as an incredible feat and hopes to add her own experience to the success of upcoming projects and YCC members during her year of service.
Bienvenidos! My name is Toney and I've been serving as an AmeriCorps VISTA at Youth Conservation Corps since August 2015. Prior to starting at YCC, I served in AmeriCorps State/National for the Maryland Park Service, and before that was a VISTA at a non-profit clinic in Baltimore.
I love the fact that Youth Conservation Corps is a conservation-driven organization and focuses on youth. At-risk youth deserve just as fair a shot at being successful as other demographics. I enjoy helping the Earth and I desire our members to be winners in life.
I have a bachelor's degree in Political Science from Morgan State University and I enjoy juggling, writing, laughing, and cooking. And eating!
I am the new AmeriCorps VISTA Bridge to College Specialist at YCC. I have only been with the team for three months but in this time, I have witnessed the impact our program has on the youth in our community. Through my work, I have had the pleasure of watching a few of our members aspire to and meet the challenges that come with starting their college careers.
Education is very near and dear to my heart. I traveled here from my home state of California to become a part of the team at Youth Conservation Corps. Previously, I was a substitute teacher and Elementary Science Educator for the University of California, Santa Barbara. In my time as a teacher, I learned about the importance of ensuring that youths' basic needs are met before they are able to flourish as students and community members. YCC meets its members' needs in every aspect and offers the support necessary so that they may then go on to pursue their right to an education and career.
After my year of service as an AmeriCorps VISTA, I plan to re-enter the world of teaching and pursue my Master's in Education and credentials. I received my undergraduate degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara in Environmental Studies with a minor in Anthropology.


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