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Last fall, Hutchinson was ordered to prepare to deploy to Afghanistan. On Nov. 5, 2009, after her childcare plans fell through, Hutchinson was faced with the dilemma of having no one to take care of her son when she deployed to a war zone. (See Dahr Jamail's original story, "Army sends infant to foster care, mom to Afghanistan," posted to SFBayView.com Nov. 13, 2009.)
She chose not to show up for the plane to Afghanistan and missed her deployment. When she reported for duty the following day, the Army arrested her and took away her son, who was allegedly placed in an Army day care. His grandmother, Angelique Hughes of Oakland, California, picked him up a few days later. Alexis was granted leave to go home for the holidays in December and returned to Georgia with her baby, Kamani, in early January.
After Hutchinson returned to Georgia in January, the Army filed court-martial charges against her and refused to discharge her under the Army regulations that clearly allow for discharges for reasons of parenthood responsibility.
Both Hutchinson and her civilian attorney, Rai Sue Sussman, are happy with the results. In a press release from Sussman's office, Hutchinson said that she is "excited to know what will happen to me, and that I am not facing jail. This means I can still be with my son, which is the most important thing." Hutchinson will receive an "Other Than Honorable" discharge, but will not be facing criminal charges at a court-martial, which would have subjected her to a bad-conduct discharge and up to a year in jail if she lost, as well as a criminal record.
"Alexis is pleased because she now will have closure and knows what is going to happen to her," Sussman told Truthout. "She is no longer waiting to possibly go to trial and jail, all the while trying to figure out what to do with her child. She feels she was treated unfairly overall but is relieved with this outcome."
Until this recent decision, the Army had opted to court-martial Hutchinson as her commander believed she was attempting to get out of her Afghanistan deployment. Both Hutchinson and Sussman have consistently stated that Hutchinson always fully intended to deploy until her childcare plans fell through.
"I'm very happy," Hughes told Truthout via telephone from her home in Oakland. "I just found out myself. I'm glad it worked out."
However, Hughes was concerned about the fact that due to Hutchinson's "Other Than Honorable" discharge, she will not maintain any of her benefits, like medical care for herself and her infant son.
"I don't know why they didn't give her an honorable discharge," Hughes added. "Other single parents they've discharged got one. I'm glad they are letting her out, but now she lacks enough benefits … so it's going to be a hard situation for her."
Jeff Paterson, the director of the soldier advocacy group Courage to Resist, which has assisted Hutchinson, felt that the administrative discharge was a victory all around.
"From our perspective, since she didn't deploy to Afghanistan, she has no injuries; we see this as a big success," Paterson told Truthout. "She didn't go to Afghanistan, she didn't go to jail, she won't be separated from her baby and she gets out of the Army. That's what's important."
"I hoped she would have gotten a general discharge, but they seem to have had it out for her, so at least now she can move on," Sussman explained. "I've never heard of a commander taking a child away from a person in this situation. But I think it's a success, and we're very excited to hear that they decided not to go ahead with the criminal charges."
The Army has regulations regarding parents who miss deployment due to childcare plans falling through. The regulations call for an extension of time to find alternate caregivers, and to discharge a parent honorably if no solution is found.
Of these regulations, Sussman wrote on Thursday: "Here, the Army did not act according to their own regulations, and did not value the family responsibilities of this soldier. If they had, Spc. Hutchinson would not have been in this situation and would be getting a better discharge."
Sussman told Truthout that she feels the way the Army handled Hutchinson's situation "shows that it takes a lot of work to get the military to understand what single parents in the military are facing. Up until last week they wanted to court-martial her for choosing her child over her job."
After Truthout reported that the Army had filed charges against Hutchinson, other media covered her situation, including several national outlets.
Speaking to Truthout about the role played by media coverage in Hutchinson's situation, Sussman said. "I think that it kept her from being sent to Afghanistan to face a court-martial back in November."
Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Phillips, Hutchinson's commander at the Hunter Army Airfield Military Reservation near Savannah, Georgia, made the recent decision to allow an administrative discharge for Hutchinson.
While both Sussman and Hutchinson are pleased with the Army's decision, Sussman feels that Hutchinson's plight does not send a positive message to parents – especially single parents – who plan on joining the U.S. military today.
"Her situation shows the Army is not really friendly to families," Sussman told Truthout. "The lives of military families are very difficult and they often face a command that isn't understanding or empathetic towards the situation of raising a child in that environment."
Currently Hutchinson remains assigned to Hunter Army Airfield near Savannah, Georgia, where she has been posted since February 2008.
Hutchinson lives off post and places her son in day care when she goes to work.
Sussman told Truthout she believes Hutchinson should be discharged by the end of this month.
Dahr Jamail's new book, "The Will to Resist: Soldiers Who Refuse to Fight in Iraq and Afghanistan," is now available. As one of the first and few unembedded Western journalists to report the truth about how the United States has destroyed, not liberated, Iraqi society in his book "Beyond the Green Zone," Jamail, winner of the 2008 Martha Gellhorn Award for Journalism, now investigates the under-reported but growing antiwar resistance of American GIs. Gathering the stories of these courageous men and women, Jamail shows us that far from "supporting our troops," politicians have betrayed them at every turn. Finally, Jamail shows us that the true heroes of the criminal tragedy of the Iraq War are those brave enough to say no. Visit his website at http://dahrjamailiraq.com. The Bay View is proud to have been one of the first newspapers to publish his dispatches. This story first appeared at t r u t h o u t.
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I wish we had insight to the real truth. My first thought was about her mother. She runs a daycare but can't take care of her own grandson? But then reports surface that Alexis told people that was going to get out of her deployment one way or another, so maybe she told her mother to say that…who knows?
What I do know is that my daughter and son-in-law were simultaneously deployed and I was sole caregiver to their 2-year old son. At the same time, I was going through a very unexpected divorce, facing the loss of my home, changing careers and temporarily lost the use of my right hand due to a freak medical condition. But I was still there for my daughter and her son…sometimes having to change his diapers with one hand and my teeth.
I actually wrote a book about the whole experience. You can read about it at http://www.ReportingForDoodie.com. There are letters posted there from my daughter and son-in-law describing how it feels to leave their son…the pain they feel…the questions they ask. If her mother really did say "she couldn't do it"…shame on her! You can do it…you can summon your inner strength and do anything when you have to. I actually reinvented myself – inside and out – during the experience and got myself on Oprah because of it.
Anyway…sorry for rambling. This is something that I feel strongly about. Coincidentally, I'm "reporting for doodie" right now – again – they're both in Afghanistan. My daughter landed in Kabul just last night and her husband has been there since June. So now I'm back to taking care of my grandson, who is 5 now, and it's very difficult, especially since I am worrying every minute about my child's safety and that of her husband (who I love) at the same time. But I will do so proudly because it really is "service before self"…for us all…that's the creed of military life. And she knew that when she went into the service.↓
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your entitled to your opinion, but we dont know what her mom, friends or family was going through. some people are able to deal with more than others, so its not fair to tell her mother to simply..man up! she did know this before she joined, but she was also told, and im sure, that the service will look out for your best interest, once you join. with that being said, if she was truly unable to find a caregiver, ok, give her the honorable discharge and move on. not throw her in jail and take her child from her..no matter how the cut go, she's a parent at the start and end of the day..that will always be put before the military period!
this really did show that the military is only bout their "self" and their "service", and if your not willing to give in to their way of life, it'll cost you in the long run. im active duty military, and again we dont know all the facts, but i know alexis hutchinson, and i know that right is right and wrong is wrong, and what the army did to her was wrong↓
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THE MAJORITY of schools in the county have been shut as more snows pours in.
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At the start of Sunday's half marathon the father of one of the fallen Andrew Ashcroft will be reading the names of the 19 fallen firefighters.
Jesse Steed was a Captain of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, the crew of 19 firefighters who lost their lives battling the Yarnell Hill Fire.
The year before the tragedy Steed ran in the P.F. Chang's Rock & Roll Marathon he even asked his brother to join. "Unfortunately I was working out of town... never really was ambitious enough to run a marathon" said Steeds brother Levi Federwisch.
But this year Federwisch will run joining their siblings and a group of 40 runners taking on the marathon in memory of the 19 fallen firefighters.
"Every mile I run I think of my brother that's what it's about... just doing it for my brother" said Federwisch.
"I'm proud that everyone is coming together in honor of these guys" said Cassidy Steed.
The 19 names listed on the backs of their marathon shirts, the memories of those heroes carried in their hearts forever. Jesse Steed was 36 years-old and left behind a wife and two children.
"I want people to know that these hotshots, these guys are amazing guys, these guys work hard they are dedicated to what they do... most of the hot shots lived their life like it could be their last day. Just enjoy life... go out there... live it to the fullest" said Federwisch.
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The £1 million purpose-built hall with underground car parking will occupy vacant land on the corner of Pringle Street and Whitendale Crescent provided it gets approval from Blackburn with Darwen plan-ning committee next week.
Extensions to the existing centre have already been given permission by planners and next week's decision is the final piece of the jigsaw to cater for growing numbers of worshippers at the mosque and for the wider community.
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This immaculate, brand new home boasts of all-things LUXURY! Our extremely spacious home will provide you with all of the finest in furnishings and fixtures – allowing you and your family the opportunity to enjoy, relax AND entertain. With breathtaking views of the Wasatch mountains and endless valleys, this huge home not only sits above one of Utah's most popular reservoirs, the Jordanelle, but is also perfectly located just minutes from the lift of the nation's top-rated ski resort, Deer Valley. The home was spared no expense in providing you with everything you need to create an unforgettable vacation.
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house rental amenities
Parking: Garage, Dogs: No, Cats: No, Smoking: No, Minimum Age: 25, Floor Area: 3,400 sq ft.
Amenities: Access to Stillwater resort facilities, Big Screen TV, Clothes Dryer, Coffee Maker, Covered Patio, DVD, Dish Washer, Dishwasher, Fireplace, Fridge, Full Kitchen, Hair Dryer, Hot Tub, Ice Maker, Internet, Internet Access, Iron and Board, Laundry, Microwave, Mountain View, Patio, Private Hot Tub, Refrigerator, Satellite TV, Satellite or Cable, TV, WIFI
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If you're planning aPark City vacation, then you need to book a Deer Valley Resort condo. This is more than just a place to stay. Here you'll find one- to four-bedroom condominiums that are beautifully decorating, have comfortable furnishings and amazing views of the surrounding mountains and forestry. Most of the rentals are a short walk from Main Street and the Snow Park Lodge, where you can find a delicious seafood buffet, meeting and banquet rooms and an outdoor amphitheater.
Once you cross the threshold of your condo, you'll find a peaceful, no-stress zone! Each of our condos include all of the comforts of home but offer luxurious amenities that will leave you feeling pampered and relaxed. Browse ourDeer Valley rentalsand find the perfect condo for your next vacation!
No matter what time of year you visit the Deer Valley in Park City, you'll find a plethora of outdoor activities that are fun for everyone! In the summertime, enjoy mountain biking, hiking, outdoor concerts, festivals and more.
You and your travel companions can bare the elements and ski down the area's six most famous mountains: Little Baldy Peak, Bald Eagle Mountain, Bald Mountain, Flagstaff Mountain, Empire and Lady Morgan. If you're not a skier, try snowboarding or rent a snowmobile.
There's no question about it – the Deer Valley Resort is perfect for any vacation, whether you're planning a family vacation, reunion or romantic getaway.
Park City Skiing:
Park City, Utah has the right stuff – more accurately, the white stuff! Coined "The Greatest Snow on Earth", you'll find an average of 500 inches per year falling in this beautiful area tucked away mountains. Park City skiing is ideal, offering uncrowded slopes with diverse terrain and light, deep powdery snow.
Our resorts are all within a short drive from the Salt Lake City International Airport and offer easy access to all the slopes. What's great about the area is that you can stay at one of our Park City resorts but have access to each of the resort's ski slopes.
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Base Rate Non-seasonal trips
$800.00 /Daily Security Deposit: $500 Rental Deposit: 35% Cleaning Fee: $165
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Post Holiday Jan 2 - Jan 16
$700.00 /Daily $4,550.00 /Week $16,800.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Sundance Jan 17 - Jan 27
$900.00 /Daily $6,230.00 /Week $19,600.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 5 Nights
Value Season Jan 28 - Feb 14
$700.00 /Daily $4,725.00 /Week $16,800.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
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$900.00 /Daily $5,600.00 /Week $16,800.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 5 Nights
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$700.00 /Daily $4,725.00 /Week $16,800.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Off Season Apr 16 - Nov 30
$299.00 /Daily $2,023.00 /Week $3,500.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Early Season Dec 1 - Dec 16
$600.00 /Daily $4,060.00 /Week $16,800.00 /Month
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Early Holiday Dec 17 - Dec 21
$600.00 /Daily
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
Holiday Dec 22 - Jan 1
$900.00 /Daily $5,600.00 /Week
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
John Kennedy 435-729-9701
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City man jailed after break-in, scuffle with policeJuly 17,2014A Rutland man is behind bars on $5,000 bail after city police say he broke into a home on Baxter Street and then kicked and spat at officers who arrested him.
David H. Ames, 51, pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court this week to felony charges of unlawful trespass in an occupied residence and burglary, as well as misdemeanor counts of unlawful trespass and simple assault with fluids against a law enforcement officer.
Ames was arrested Friday after a homeowner on Baxter Avenue called to report that an unknown man was in his upstairs apartment.
Ames, who has a different Baxter Street address, was led at gunpoint out of the home by the tenant. Police say that during his arrest, hand cuffs and leg restraints were applied to Ames, along with a spit mask because the suspect was repeatedly spitting at officers.
Ames allegedly pounded his head against the cage of a police cruiser and later banged his head repeatedly in a holding cell at the police station where he was "tied down" briefly. He was taken to Rutland Regional Medical Center for treatment of self-inflicted injuries, police said.MORE IN This Just InTOWNSHEND — A 26-year-old Townshend man shot his off-again, on-again girlfriend late... Full StoryA Rutland jury has returned a verdict in favor of a retired obstetrician and Rutland Regional... Full Story
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Unlike rival Microsoft, Apple has consistently been able to get a significant portion of its Mac customers to quickly upgrade to the newest version of OS X, data from a Web measurement company showed.
The last three versions of Apple's desktop operating system have been adopted at a rate almost three times that of the best-performing edition of Windows, 2009's Windows 7.
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In the first five months of OS X 10.6, 10.7 and 10.8 availability -- known as Snow Leopard, Lion and Mountain Lion, respectively -- nearly a third of all Mac owners upgraded to the newest edition, according to California-based Internet metrics firm Net Applications.
Five months after its 2009 launch, Snow Leopard powered 32 percent of all Macs, while Lion and Mountain Lion, which debuted in 2011 and 2012, each accounted for 29 percent of all Mac machines by the end of their fifth month.
That's in contrast to Microsoft Windows, which has had varied success in the same time span: At the end of its fifth month, Windows 7 accounted for 11 percent of all Windows PCs, more than twice the 5 percent share of Vista two years earlier.
Windows 8, which shipped in late October 2012, looks to be on the same usage uptake trajectory as Vista, although that could, of course, change in the upcoming months.
Why Mac owners consistently upgrade OS X is unknown, although it may be related to price: All three of the most recent editions cost less than $30, with the latest, Mountain Lion, priced even lower, at $20.
By comparison, Windows 7's best deal was a short-lived $50-per-license deal during the summer of 2009. An upgrade to Vista's primary consumer-grade edition ran $159 in early 2007.
Only Windows 8, which has not reached its fifth month of availability, has competed with Apple's lower prices for any length of time. Microsoft discounted Windows 8 Pro upgrades to just $40, a deal that began in late October and expires at the end of January 2013.
The difference between OS X's and Windows' uptake paces is more easily explained: If OS X is a dinghy that changes course on a dime, Windows is the behemoth oil tanker that requires miles to take a different heading.
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Produced by Jeremy Handelman/Off The Leash Productions, the rock musical comedy by David Eric Davis and Sam Forman will officially open March 24.
The cast comprises Crumm as Christian Mohammed Schwartzelberg with Lisa Birnbaum, Dawn Cantwell, Katherine Cozumel, Jason Gotay, George Salazar and Douglas Widick.
The new musical has music and lyrics by David Eric Davis and a book by Sam Forman and Davis. It is directed and choreographed by Jen Wineman with orchestrations and music supervision by Matt Hinkley and music direction by Eli Zoller.
The production also has set design by Deb O, sound design by Mike Tracey, costume design by Melissa Trn, puppet design by David Valentine and lighting design by Joel E. Silver.
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Updated 7:05pm Wednesday 12th February 2014 in Sport By Andy Mitchell
JOINT-MANAGER Paul Gazzard welcomed his latest headache after Bashley clambered off the foot of the table with their first home league win of the season.
Jack Odam's brace sandwiched a rare strike from former Cherries youngster Brad Strickland as Bash emerged from their frac-tious battle with Chippenham on the right end of a 3-1 scoreline.
The victory, which saw Bash leapfrog local rivals AFC Totton, was their first Southern Premier success at Bashley Road since beating Banbury United 2-0 the final day of last season more than nine months ago.
And after moving off from the bottom rung of the ladder for the first time since August, Gazzard revealed he just had to share a few celebratory drinks with joint-boss John Pyatt.
"I had a slight hangover yesterday morning," admitted Gazzard. "I think it was gone midnight when John and I left the clubhouse and quite a few of the players stayed for a drink too.
"It was a great feeling because it was a hard-fought, well-won game and no one could say it was not deserved.
"The atmosphere around the place was brilliant and just getting off the bottom gave everyone at the club a massive lift."
Meanwhile, Gazzard praised his plucky charges for staying calm during a heated battle against their "complacent" visitors, who had five players booked and a member of their coaching staff sent to the stands.
Gazzard added: "We had done our homework on Chippenham and the game went pretty much as we expected it to.
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"They were a physical side who sometimes left a foot in but we just got on with it and didn't allow them to bully us."
Bash: George, Strickland, Roberts, Ansell, Marden, Bulpitt, Blackmore, Soetan (Brookes, 90), Joyce, Odam, Kenna (Manders, 69). Unused subs: Morris, Lloyd, Jones (g/k).
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KSP Post 6, Dry Ridge to host Citizen's Police Academy
Date of News Release: 02/18/13
(Dry Ridge, KY) -- The Kentucky State Police in Dry Ridge will be hosting their annual Citizens Police Academy starting on March 7, 2013 (Thursday) at the Maysville Community College in Cynthiana. The classes run for 11 weeks from 7:00 9:00 pm every Thursday evening with a graduation ceremony on May 16, 2013.
This learning opportunity will provide those in the class with an in depth look at the multiple aspects of the Kentucky State Police as well as an opportunity to interact with the Troopers that work the local communities. There is no cost to attend this academy. The activities include classroom presentations, demonstrations, and hands-on activities.
Persons interested should contact Trooper David P. Jones, Public Affairs Officer Dry Ridge Post 6. Applications are available at the Kentucky State Police Post 6 Dry Ridge or online at http://www.kentuckystatepolice.org/posts/post6.htm or online at Post 6 2013 Kentucky State Police Citizens Police Academy Electronic Application.
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Cataract Canyon Rafting in Canyonlands National Park
Cataract Canyon, famous for its Big Drop rapids, is located below the dramatic confluence of the Green and Colorado Rivers in the heart of Canyonlands National Park. Riding a bucking raft through Cataract's rapids is exciting, especially early in the summer when the river is high. But this river trip is about more than rapids! It's about seeing Utah's largest and least accessible national park in a very up-close and personal kind of way. It's about being awestruck by the natural beauty of the red rock cliffs during the day and by the grandeur of the star-filled sky at night. It's about following ancient paths to Ancestral-Puebloan granaries and rock art sites, exploring a maze of monolithic rocks and canyons called "The Doll's House", and hiking to breathtaking views.
When Major John Wesley Powell made his exploratory trip down the Green and Colorado Rivers in 1869, one of the main objectives of the expedition was to locate the confluence of the Green and the Grand Rivers, which was then thought to be the source of the Rio Colorado. The area was a huge blank on the maps of the day, and Powell and his men had no idea how far they would have to go, what obstacles they might encounter, or if indeed they would actually find such a juncture. As it turned out, on the 55th day of their journey down the Green River, they came to the confluence. Powell noted that they "eagerly rowed around into the Grand and set up camp on its banks." They remained at this camp several days "for the purpose of determining the latitude and longitude, and the altitude of the walls." Today this significant landmark is located in the middle of Canyonlands National Park. We pass the confluence on every Cataract Canyon expedition and never fail to think of Powell and his small group of explorers who first mapped it and described it to the world.
If you are in the market for a good "all around" river rafting adventure-one that will introduce you to the geology and prehistory of the canyon country; provide you with the opportunity to do a bit of nature study and a lot of hiking and exploring; and one that offers a "short, but sweet" dose of highly challenging whitewater-a Cataract Canyon rafting trip is the river trip for you! We offer Motorized rafting expeditions in the spring and summer, and then switch to rowing trips later on when water levels are more suitable for the smaller rafts.
During our Cataract Canyon river rafting journey, we camp nightly on sandbar beaches, explore ancient ruins, swim in pools and waterfalls, and take several short daily hikes. If time and weather conditions permit, we may also take a longer hike over the Loop or into the Land of Standing Rocks and the Doll's House, where unsurpassed views of Canyonlands National Park and the Colorado River reward our efforts. On many of our trips we have observed sizable herds of desert bighorn sheep. Mule deer, coyotes, ring-tailed cats, and mountain lions also inhabit the area. The scenery of Cataract Canyon and Canyonlands National Park is so spectacular that it defies description. You will want to bring a camera, extra batteries, and plenty of memory space.
Cataract Canyon rafting trips generally launch near scenic Moab, Utah. The journey concludes approximately 100 miles downriver at Hite Marina on Lake Powell. For the first part of the trip, the river is tranquil and relaxing. Then, five miles beyond the confluence of the Green and Colorado Rivers, the two joined rivers make a mad dash through the narrow gorge of Cataract Canyon(so named by Major Powell because of the seemingly endless chain of major rapids his party encountered on their 1869 expedition). For about fifteen to twenty miles, rapids such as Mile Long, Satan's Gut, and Big Drop follow each other in quick succession. Although this segment of rapids is short, it includes some of the best Class III-IV white water on the entire Colorado River.
On the last day of the trip, we once again travel on calm water as the river's current disappears into the warm, blue waters of Lake Powell. As we head for Hite Marina, you will appreciate the chance to lie back, relax, and contemplate the many wonderful and marvelous things you have seen and done during your Canyonlands odyssey. We think it's a pleasant way to end a great river trip.
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|May 25-30 -- Rafting & Hiking Expedition -- This special 6-day trip down the Colorado River through Cataract Canyon and Canyonlands National Park allows an extended period of time for off-river hiking and exploration. See the canyon country back areas as you hike side canyons like Lathrop Canyon and Indian Creek and take day hikes into the Dolls House and other remote areas that are accessible from the river.
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May 2-11 - SPRING IN CANYONLANDS WITH WAYNE RANNEY
Explore Canyonlands National Park via the Green and Colorado Rivers, raft the famous whitewater of Cataract Canyon, and enjoy a pre-rafting trip hike in Island in the Sky with geologist, author, and interpreter Wayne Ranney. Includes 3 nights of lodging at the Red Cliff's Lodge and a scenic flight over Canyonlands National Park.
Learn More About Rafting the Colorado River Through Cataract Canyon
The raft we use most in Cataract Canyon is our 22' Snout Rig. It accommodates 7-9 passengers and provides a great ride in the rapids of Cataract Canyon.
If the water level of Cataract Canyon gets extremely high we trade in our snout rigs for our bigger Grand Canyon style rafts.
Our 18-foot row rafts accomodate 4-5 passengers plus the guide who rows the boat.
Our Paddle Rafts hold 6-8 passengers plus a guide who steers the raft.
To many people the off-river hiking is as spectacular as the river corridor itself. We specialize in off-river hiking on all of our river expeditions. We are certain you will see places on our expeditions most river travelers miss.
Upon arrival, each participant will be given a large water-proof bag for clothing and personal items. Another water-proof bag will contain your provided sleeping bag, foam Paco Pad, and a large plastic ground tarp. Our water-proof bags are 30 inches high and have a diameter of 14 inches.
Each participant will also receive an ammo can. It is always readily accesible during the day and is the best place to keep sunscreen, cameras, notebooks, etc.
Our Kitchen includes everything we need to make delicious food. Dutch Ovens, Fire Pans, Propane Stove, Tables, and Drink Coolers. Our boats carry everything we need for the entire trip.
Cots are provided for all guests on our "Motorized Rafting" expeditions.
Our sleep kit includes a fresly laundered sleeping bag. Our sleeping bags are made in the USA by Wiggy Inc. Wiggy also makes sleeping bags for the US Airforce.
We supply tents from Kelty & ALPS, but generally the night sky is so spectacular that most people want to sleep out under the stars.
We supply camp chairs on all of our rafting expeditions.
A handwash device is set-up at lunch and in camp. It is mandatory for guests to wash hands before meals and after using the bathroom.
One of our toilets is always enclosed by a roomy yellow tent. It allows privacy as well as a place to change your clothes.
Our specially designed toilet makes the fear of using camp toilets go away. It is the most sanitary and clean toilet ever to be used on an outdoor expedition. It has a fly proof lid and utilizes a special chemical along with specially designed plastic bags that allow it to be set-up clean everyday. It has the ability to hold solid waste as well as urine. Along with the toilet, Lysol and toilet paper are always located inside the tent.
Speak With A Cataract Canyon Rafting Expert
We've done our best to design a website that is informative and easy to use, but we realize you may still have some questions. If that's the case, please call our office and get the information you need right away. Our staff is friendly and knowledgeable. They have been on all of the river trips offered by our company and can speak to you from experience. You won't have to press a sequence of buttons, and there's even a good chance one of our owners will answer the phone directly and assist you.
Our office hours are Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 5:30 pm. We also check for messages over the weekend. Call us at (800) 253-7328
We try to respond to email in a timely fashion, and so if it's more convenient for you to send us a note, just use this link: email@example.com.
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- Ancient Hand Prints at Lathrop Canyon
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- Running an Oar Boat Through Big Drop 3 in Low Water
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- Everyone Enjoying Dinner Together
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10% Group Discount for 4 or more people traveling together on any of the below trips.
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- Cataract Canyon has exciting rapids all year long.
- Many people consider Canyonlands National Park the most beautiful scenery on Earth.
- In addition to rafting, we specialize in taking off river excursions and hikes to beautiful places you might miss otherwise.
- Our trip are "All-Inclusive" and we supply all of your camping gear including Cots, Sleeping Bags, Tents, Foam Pads, and Waterproof Bags for clothing.
- Big Drop 3 in Low Water, the red water is from a recent rainstorm.
- Cataract Canyon is a great way to bring your friends and family together with out distractions.
- Canyonlands is rich in archaeology and history.
- Our Cataract Canyon trips offer plenty of time for photography, relaxation, and hiking.
- This trip on the Colorado River is great for couples, families, and individuals.
- On our Fall Hiking Emphasis Trips we do even more hiking than during the Summer. We travel deep into the Maze district and explore the Island in the Sky.


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The 'scariest selfie' is a daring stunt, but could have been a social stance against racism.
Every UA game I chose a play that I think represents the kind of tough physical football that we all love.
The award for the Wildcats Bowl win over Boston College goes to outgoing senior Marquis Flowers.
Fitting that Mr. Hit That finished his career strong. He was all over the field as the UA defense swarmed the nation's leading rusher Andre Williams, holding him under 100 yards.
Flowers snuffed out a fourth quarter flat pass to the Eagles Alex Amidon, crushing him for a one-yard loss.
Marquis finished the game with seven tackles including a team-high two and half for a loss. He tied for 1st on the Wildcats for the season in the TFL category and was second only to Jake Fischer in total tackles.
So that's it. 13 weeks of some of the best hitting in college football. Look this week for your chance to vote for the 2013 Hit of the Year.
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The MC, led by its chairman Gen Knud Bartels, was welcome by Admiral James Stavridis, Supreme Allied Commander Europe, who highlighted during his presentation the support received by NATO HQ and nations in bringing to life this new initiative: "We are going to see this 21st Century facility that we have put together with your help, which I appreciate deeply."
Heads of States and Governments decided at the Lisbon Summit in 2010 that the changing global environment required NATO to enhance its contribution to a comprehensive approach to crisis management, as part of the international community's effort, and to improve NATO's ability to deliver stabilization and reconstruction effects.
In the heart of this enhanced approach to crisis operations management is the CCOMC, a new organization divided in five task groups focusing on Crisis Identification, Current Operations, Estimations and Options, Response Direction and Crisis Review.
"With this organization and facility we have the ability to sense, to connect with international actors, and analyze situations to be ready when our leaders call on us to begin planning," said Stavridis.
With its main concept being 'Think, Plan, and Act strategically', the centre will collaborate and cooperate in a joined up and integrated manner, bringing together military and civilian expertise, and connecting SHAPE Headquarters to the networked world. The current phase of Early Operating Capability will be followed by the Full Activation phase, scheduled mid-2013.
Concluding the visit, Gen. Bartels praised the initiative as "NATO's Military Eye on the world that, as an integral part of SHAPE, will allow NATO and its members to be more and better prepared to prevent escalation of situations into crises."


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By Ian Dipple Friday 03 January 2014 Updated: 03/01 09:21
IT WAS the year of the sequel in 2013 as follow-ups brought film fans flocking through the doors of Redditch's cinema.
Just three original films made it into the top ten viewed films by audiences at Vue Cinema in the Kingfisher Shopping Centre, the rest were either sequels or reboots of a previously established franchise.
Despicable Me 2 claimed top spot with Gru, Margo, Agnes, Edith and the minions returning to our screens for more good versus evil mayhem following the success of their first outing in 2010.
It was closely followed by Pixar's Monsters University, the prequel to 2001's Monsters Inc.
Iron Man 3 and the Fast and the Furious 6 also made it into the year's top ten.
A couple of December releases also found favour with Redditch cinema-goers with the second part of the The Hobbit series, The Desolation of Smaug, making it into tenth place despite only being released three weeks before the end of the year.
Animated adventure Frozen, loosely based on the fairy tale The Snow Queen, also claimed eighth place despite an early December release date.
Anthony Lockett, marketing manager at Redditch Vue Cinema, said: "It's not surprising to see three of the top five films are kids films as this is the genre that does particularly well here in Redditch.
"It's also interesting to see seven of the top ten films are sequels or remakes with The Croods, Les Mis and Frozen being the only original films to make it to the top.
"For me the biggest surprise was Fast & Furious 6 which did better than any of us here had expected as the previous sequels of this franchise were low performers. I think the coming together of the original cast for the sixth instalment reignited the public's passion for the series."
Films predicted to do well in 2014 include Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones, the fifth in the supernatural series due for release in January and which has previously captured the imagination of Redditch audiences.
February sees Lego hit the big screen for the first time along with Mr Peabody & Sherman in time for half-term.
And it promises to be a blockbuster year with more sequels on the way including Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Rio 2, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and X-Men: Days of Future Past all due for release from March onwards.
Top ten films viewed at Vue Cinema Redditch in 2013:
1 Despicable Me 2
2 Monsters University
3 Les Miserables
4 Iron Man 3
5 The Croods
6 The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
7 Fast & Furious 6
8 Frozen
9 Man Of Steel
10 The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug
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