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Several villages submerged, death toll rises to 17
PATNA: Bihar is faced with one of its worst flood disasters in recent years with the skies showing no mercy, deluging villages and rendering millions homeless.
Following heavy rain for almost two weeks now, rivers are overflowing the banks one after the other. The Kamala Balan breached its embankments at two places in Darbhanga, engulfing over 40 villages on Friday. The district authorities have issued a red alert, directing the people to vacate their villages and take shelter on dry land.
The swollen Kosi has submerged dozens of villages in Supaul. People are seeking shelter on higher ground.
The Masan river in West Champaran district has flooded several villages in Bagha destroying houses. A girl was killed and three were injured in a house collapse at Bagha. Two persons were seriously injured when a vehicle fell off a bridge into the Jumhari river in Mohanpur block in Samastipur district.
A local dam in Gopalganj has come under pressure following the release of 2.54 lakh cusecs of water by Nepal into the Gandak river. The State capital has been reduced to a plateau with most of the villages of the district reeling under the impact of floods. The floods have destroyed paddy and thousands of houses in the State.
The death toll has risen to 17, including the 14 killed in a boat tragedy in Bhagalpur earlier in the week.
Prisoners in Nalanda district wade through or swim across the flood waters for being produced in court along with the escorting party each day.

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The next day
It got a little cooler at night but not by a lot, 100F, more importantly the sun went down. My water was like tea, not boiled but hot. I couldn't get any food down and in these situations it's best not to eat anyway. I knew that no one will be searching for me until morning.
I instructed my son, who stayed with his friends in SF, to call the local rangers if I don't check in with him at the designated time. I later found out my son contacted a few different sheriff departments and filed a missing person's case.
The night went by uneventful. I laid there quietly looking at the sky and listening to any noises in the night. I didn't really sleep, I may fallen asleep a few times only to wake up a few minutes later.
This is how the road started, doesn't look too bad:
Further down the road it become a lot more rocky and larger boulders started appearing which I had to maneuver around:
Yet another drowning:
The first rays of sunlight started to shine through the clouds. Here comes my death I thought, 117F is no joke. This kind of temperature is good for a sauna. I didn't want to make any extra movements because the hot air burned my skin. In a sauna you sit for 10-15 minutes, leave and even splash yourself with cold water. Here there is no exit and only hot water.
The first morning rays of sun:
At night I remembered I had a case of beer that I bought in preparation for meeting my friend in Las Vegas. I drank one bottle then and one in the morning. It's pretty disgusting drinking hot beer but it is liquid after all and it contains some vitamins.
I drank a hot red bull, it gave me a little boost of energy. Next came the monotonous process of waiting. I hung my bright orange cooling vest on a bush and laid out my bright cloths to increase my odds of being spotted.
A sudden gust of wind knocked down my tripod and jacket. I got up on my knees to fix the tripod and saw a jeep slowly approaching on the horizon. There are no words to explain what I felt seeing the ranger. I relaxed and experienced a rush of emotions at the same time. For some time I couldn't say a single word. He asked for my name and license then took a picture of it and me. He radioed back to base "yep this is the guy we're looking for" and then added "he's alive and well but on the wrong type of bike".
The ranger told me that I made the right choice that I stayed put, the last 8 miles were even worse.
He offered me black coffee w/o sugar, an orange and sweets. I can assure you that at the moment it was the most delicious coffee I ever had. I will never forget the taste of the coffee.
Coffee is served, my stuff is loaded in the jeep:
We loaded my gear into the jeep, pushed the bike off the road together and made our way back. He said he should have given me a fine for creating this emergency situation. But because I was so well prepared and gave my son detailed instructions who to call and where to look for me, he didn't fine me.
On the way back we talked non-stop for almost 3 hours. We talked from survival skills to politics to America, Russia and our families. He's a remarkable person.
He dropped me off at a towing company. If the ranger didn't fine me, the towing company sure did. To get my bike I was quoted an astronomical price. The ranger heard the cost and quietly whispered to me "ouch".
We said our heartfelt goodbyes, he gave me his business card and I will definitely keep in touch. He said next time I should bring my wife and he will give me tips when and where to ride.
Dave - my heroic rescuer:
I had to ride up and down this dismal road 2 more times to get my bike, this took another 7 hours.
When I was a passenger in the towing truck, looking at the road, I was in astonishment as to how I could have traveled 27 miles on such a road. These photos don't give any justice to how difficult the roads really were.
We returned late and I slept in the same place I was 2 days ago, Lone Pine, CA. The next day I continued my journey through Death Valley, more about this later, but this time steering clear of the "crawling rocks":
Loading my bike:
Then I called my friend in Las Vegas and we ended up meeting, 2 days later. We happily sat around and talked. He made the most delicious rice with lamb I ever had. He fired up a hookah, we drank beer and had a very relaxing night. I really needed to spend some time around good company as my mind was still in the desert.
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by Budweiser Clydesdale Blog Staff | Nov 26, 2013
Earlier this week we did a pub crawl in San Antonio during the Anheuser-Busch wholesaler marketing and sales convention. The hitch delivered cases of beer to bars along the San Antonio river walk on Monday and Tuesday evening. We also introduced Archie, the newest member to the West Coast hitch. He is a five-year-old that just graduated from the Budweiser Clydesdale training facility in Merrimack New Hampshire. He is the horse on the right in the hitch with a lot of white on his face.
In order to become part of a traveling hitch like Archie, the Clydesdales must first complete a training regimen that will help ensure each horse is in tip-top shape prior to participating in any kind of travel or show. This training typically involves the use of equipment, such as wagons and work harnesses, which assist in improving each horse's individual strength and aptitude in pulling various loads and vehicles, as well as the entire hitch's ability to perform in unison.
A harmonious performance is crucial to every hitch. Since a majority of Clydesdale teams often pull immense cargo that can weigh up to several tons, it is vital that each hitch work seamlessly together to prevent accident or injury. Therefore, handlers and drivers dedicate numerous hours to teaching the beloved Clydesdales how to navigate as a team. This training and dedication is what makes it possible for every trip to be pleasant for both horses and drivers. Through hard work and commitment, the Clydesdales are able to deliver the quality and refinement you expect from Budweiser.


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Gullas family seeks TRO against Cebu Int'l School
The parents of one of two students who drowned during a field trip in Morong, Bataan last Sept. 12 is asking the court to stop the private school from "harassing" their three witnesses.
Jacqueline Gullas-Weckman and her husband David filed a petition for the issuance of a temporary restraining order, injunction, and a hold departure order (HDO) against officials of the Cebu International School (CIS).
Named respondents in the case were school superintendent Deidre Fischer, Susan Rigby, and Tylen Herbst, among others.
The petition was filed with the Cebu Regional Trial Court (RTC).
"The respondents are still harassing them. The harassment is not confined to one incident. It continues. That's why we are asking for a TRO," said the petitioner's lawyer Teodoro Almase.
The petitioners yesterday presented as witnesses Winston Garcia, brother of Cebu Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia, and his 14-year-old son who joined the field trip to Morong, Bataan.
In his testimony, the boy said Fischer earlier went to their class and asked him and two other female witnesses to withdraw their affidavits and testimonies filed with the Department of Justice (DOJ).
A criminal case for negligence is pending withe DOJ against school officials.
"Upon hearing her (Fischer), the two girls were upset," he told the court.
Last Friday, Garcia's son said he and his friends were playing a game in school when Fischer allegedly called his attention.
"She (Fischer) called and accused me of punching a student in the stomach although I didn't do that. I feel helpless because she will not listen to anything I say," the boy said.
During the proceedings, the boy was accompanied by his father and mother, Ma. Isabel Garcia. The petitioners also presented Garcia in court.
Garcia, the former general manager of the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS), said he was upset upon learning that his son was harassed.
The court ordered CIS to present the respondents to defend themselves during the hearing next year.
RTC Judge Soliver Peras of Branch 10 said he wanted to personally see the respondents to find out if the HDO can be considered moot and academic.
CIS represented by lawyer Edmund Villanueva sought the inhibition of the judge who had handled another case against CIS. But the judge went on to handle the case since the previous case against CIS involved different issues.
Immigration officials were advised by the DOJ to make sure that Rigby, a Canadian teacher of CIS, won't leave the country.
Rigby was one of the teachers who accompanied 42 CIS students to Bataan last Sept. 12 for a field trip as part of the school's celebration of Philippine Week.
A 13-year-old grandson of University of the Visayas owner and newspaper publisher Jose "Dodong" Gullas was one of two CIS students who drowned while swimming near the Kairukan Waterfalls in Morong, Bataan.
A criminal complaint was filed before the DOJ in Manila against the superintendent of CIS and five teachers in relation to the drownings. /Ador Vincent Mayol, Reporter
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HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union's staff and management are committed to our community by extending ourselves through our time, efforts and resources while creating valued relationships.
For HawaiiUSA's 1st Quarter Community Connections project, our employee ohana rallied together to collect food items for a company drive. Maui branch staff held a fun "District 9 vs. District 12 Hunger Games Challenge", collecting a grand total of 210 pounds of food for the Maui Food Bank!
Oahu branch staff collected donations by holding a lively Bowling Event for family and friends! What a great opportunity to bond while supporting a cause that really matters. Special thanks to everyone who participated by helping to fight hunger in Hawaii.
HawaiiUSA FCU together with ScoringLive recently had the honor of awarding not just one, but two Life matters Awards to high school athletes of Mid-Pacific Institute. The Girls Softball and Boys Soccer teams were both separately nominated on scoringlive.com and selected from a pool of nominees for the Fall 2014 season. Mid-Pacific Institute's Athletic Director, Scott Wagner arranged a special Chapel where each team was presented with a $500 prize and award plaque to commend them for their accomplishments in the community. Read their Life matters stories below.
"Our softball team helped the athletes at the State Special Olympics last year at the end of May, 2013. We will all participate again this year as a team in 2 weeks. We work so hard all year at practice but working with these athletes really reminds us what hard work is. It is a very motivating experience and reminds us what is really important in life. We get to coach and referee and interact with the athletes and their families again. Thank you for considering our team. If we win, you can donate our $500 to the Special Olympics with our aloha."
Coach Alan Inaba and Girls Softball Team accept Life matters Award and $500 check from HawaiiUSA's SVP of Marketing and Community Outreach, Scott Kaulukukui.
"Over the past few years, Mid-Pacific and Honoka'a have become rivals in Division II soccer. Despite many hard-fought contest, both programs have developed a great deal of respect and friendship for one another fueled by a unique father-son coaching connection of the past. Before I took over the Mid-Pacific soccer program in 2009, Marc Miranda was the head coach and program director. His father Maurice Miranda, was the head coach over at Honoka'a HS. Even to this day, both Marc and Maurice Miranda remain great friends of mine and huge supporters of the Mid-Pacific soccer program. Recently, the captains of the Mid-Pacific boy's varsity soccer team decided to raise money for the victims of the Pahoa lava flow and hurricane iselle disasters. After recently completing a trip to the Big Island for a pre-season tournament, the Mid-Pacific Boy's Varsity soccer team donated $845 to Maurice Miranda (Honoka'a Soccer Coach) who accepted the donation on behalf of the Grassroots Church of Pahoa."
HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union presents a $500 check to award Mid-Pacific Institute's Boys Soccer Team led by Coach Jayson Abe.
HawaiiUSA and ScoringLive have partnered to recognize high school sports teams that are making a difference in the life of an individual or organization in their community. The HawaiiUSA Life matters Award is about the spirit of giving back to others. Your team plays hard for school pride. How does it show "heart" away from the game? Share your most meaningful Life matters experience and you could win a $500 contribution to your school's athletic department. Two winning teams will be selected at the conclusion of the Fall and Spring sports seasons.
To nominate a team, tell us all about their Life matters experience!
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Here at HawaiiUSA, the core of what we do is captured in our Life matters brand promise. Thanksgiving is a time to reflect upon people and things we're grateful for, and our credit union expresses appreciation for employees with a program called Pay It Forward.
HawaiiUSA presents every employee with two things - first, a gift card to share with our family during the holiday season, and second, cash for us to make a difference in the community we work and play in. We're graciously empowered to pay this money forward to those in need of a helping hand, whether it is an individual, group or organization.
Over the years, employees have expressed their appreciation of this unique opportunity to "Pay It Forward" by sharing amazing stories of warmth and compassion which embrace the Life matters spirit. We hope that these living testimonies also help inspire you!
Thank you for being a part of the HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union family. Happy Holidays!
Giving New Meaning to "Life matters"
The good news is our company provided us with money to Pay It Forward, but the bad news is I agonize every year over who I should help. Last week, my co-worker shared a story about one of our contacts, who was having a difficult time and did not have time or the resources to give us a Christmas gift. His wife, who we have met, was having relapses with her cancer and the treatment was taking a toll not only on them physically, but financially. The first thing that came to my co-worker's mind was, "We need to help them. How about we pool our Pay It Forward gift and give it to them to brighten their holidays". For five of us, it was a resounding, "YES!" Just the other day, we were able to present our Pay It Forward money and gift cards to our contact who was stunned, speechless and ready to shed a tear. We shared with him how grateful we were that our company would provide an opportunity like this and we wanted to Pay It Forward to him and his wife. Today, we got an email from his wife which simply said,
"A big mahalo nui loa to you and your co-workers for your thoughtful gift… I was literally blown away by it. I will be sending a card of appreciation in the mail. Really it overwhelmed me and gives new meaning to Life Matters."
Needless to say, reading her email today was a great way to start off the New Year! Thank you HawaiiUSA for allowing us to Pay It Forward!
~ HawaiiUSA FCU Employee
A Bit of Christmas Cheer Goes a Long Way
I love that we work for an organization that encourages employees to pay it forward! This year, I decided to use my $40 to purchase personal care items to donate to the homeless. My church is sponsoring a Christmas celebration for about 250 homeless individuals on Christmas morning. They will be providing food, entertainment, and gifts. This cause means a lot to me this year because I have a family member who was recently homeless. When I heard about the event I decided to go shopping that day. I didn't want to put it off any longer because in the past I've gotten stuck trying to decide which cause to help, and ended up in "analysis paralysis."
Regardless of how we choose to pay it forward, the great thing is that this opportunity forces us to think about the possibilities. There are countless ways that we can each make a difference in others' lives, but it doesn't have to be anything elaborate. The important thing is that we turn those intentions into action.
Helping Make the Holidays Brighter
My Pay It forward story is short. I was looking at some of the items various members of our church brought for our annual Blessings Exchange. As I spoke to my friend, who was folding items for display, I learned that she had to leave her husband and was staying with other family members and friends. She had left her other jobs to help her husband in his work cleaning offices. She could not return to those jobs and other companies with similar jobs would not take her. I quickly thought of my "Pay It Forward" cash. I actually had last year's cash plus this year's cash, so a whopping $70.00! She was surprised and didn't want to take it. I didn't take it back and asked her to, "Pay It Forward to someone else in need if she didn't have to use it." I found out recently that she was able to share it with her son. Thank you, credit union family, for giving me the opportunity to share with others in need. Merry, Christmas!!!
Giving Back to Community Heroes
In the middle of the night on October 27th, I got the scare of a lifetime. My husband started suffering intense chest pains, shortness of breath, cold sweats, and vomiting. He urged me to take him to the hospital in fear that it was a heart attack.
Frantic, I wrapped our baby in her blanket, placed her in the backseat of our van, and drove like a bat out of hell. I was too upset to drive all the way to the hospital, so instead I went to the Kaneohe Fire Station which was 2 minutes away. The Fire Crew and EMTs came to his aid immediately and eventually rushed him off in the ambulance.
The Fire Captain took my daughter and I into the Fire House to distract us so we would not see anything scary. It turned out that he was one of our members, and remembered me from my time at the Kaneohe Branch. He was so kind to take care of us and made arrangements for my parents to pick up my daughter and for me to get to the hospital to be with my husband.
In the end, it was not a heart attack. It was an infected Gall Bladder. The doctors removed it in an emergency surgery and after a week in the hospital I was able to bring my husband home.
When I returned to work and received my Pay it Forward envelope, I knew exactly what I wanted to do with it. I gave the money and gift card to the amazing Fire Crew and EMTs at the Kaneohe Fire Station. Each year, they gather with their families at the station for Thanksgiving. Usually they walk over to Times for their groceries, but they were all smiles when I told them they could make a quick run to Foodland for some ONO poke, LOL.
While it's good to remember those less fortunate during the Holidays, we should also remember those who sacrifice time away from their families all year long so that our communities are safe. Thank you for this opportunity to 'Give Back' to the Heroes in my community.
November 3, 2014
HawaiiUSA's Life Events Assistance Program, LEAP with HawaiiUSA, is sharing financial literacy with Hawaii's youth!
Since officially partnering with Banzai in April of 2014, our credit union has sponsored financial books and online learning materials to over 20 schools within the state. Educators, join us in teaching the importance of basic finance to our keiki so we may empower them to become responsible young adults!
To get started with Banzai and receive your sponsored materials, please sign up at: teachbanzai.com
During October, HawaiiUSA wants you to "think pink". Did you know that breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among all females in Hawaii?* Chances are that you know a loved one who has been affected by this disease. Together, we can make a difference!
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Oct 11 - Pink Celebration
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The Community Connections Team and Main Branch staff present a check to Stephanie Ryan, President of Oahu SPCA, and her two furry friends, LG and Kapono.
Thank you for joining us in our campaign to support pets! HawaiiUSA FCU launched a variety of fundraising activities for both our employees and members in support of Hawaii's homeless/abused pets, lovingly cared for by both the Oahu Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Oahu SPCA) and Maui Humane Society.
Summer activities included "jeans week" and a pet video contest for employees, Facebook and Instagram #petsmatter contest, sales of limited edition "Pets Matter" paw-print bracelets, and general donations. We are appreciative for the outpouring of kokua for such great organizations doing lots of good in Hawaii!
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Find out more about our local Make-A-Wish Hawaii's mission to enrich kids' lives through the power of a wish!
Congrats to the 6 lucky winners of our #PETSMATTER Photo Contest who each scored a $50 gift card to Petco!
This Summer, HawaiiUSA is showing its love for pets by hosting a Pets Matter campaign. Here's how you can participate!
HawaiiUSA congratulates the many athletes, families, and coaches across the state who trained for Special Olympics Hawaii's Summer Games. Every year, HawaiiUSA staff and their families enjoy a company tradition of volunteering at the Track Staging Tent.
The mission of Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills, and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community.
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SOPERTON, Ga. (AP) — Former state Sen. Hugh M. Gillis of Soperton, who was once honored as the longest-serving state legislator in the country with more than 50 years in the General Assembly, has died. He was 94.
Former state Sen. Gillis of Soperton dies at 94
Gillis died Tuesday at Meadows Regional Hospital in Vidalia with his family by his side, according to Sammons Funeral Home in Soperton. The funeral home was handling arrangements.
In 2001, the Democratic lawmaker was honored by the National Conference of State Legislators as the longest-serving state legislator in the country. He served in the state Senate continuously from 1962 until his retirement in 2004. He had previously served for 12 years in the Georgia House.
If he had not retired, Gillis would have faced state Sen. Jack Hill of Reidsville after the boundaries of the district changed through redistricting. Gillis, in a 2004 interview with The Courier Herald, said that in addition to the work of learning a new district, friendship played a part in his decision.
"I didn't want to run against a good friend," Gillis said of Hill.
Hill said Gillis was known for working hard for his district.
"To me, he will always be a great friend," Hill told the Courier Herald. "His service transcends so many huge events. There was not an event or a result that Sen. Gillis wasn't a part of. The state made tremendous progress because of his vision.
"He just optimized public service," Hill added, "and he won't be replaced or forgotten anytime."
Born in 1918 in Soperton, Gillis attended Georgia Military College and received a bachelor's degree in agriculture from the University of Georgia in 1939. He returned home and worked in his family's timber and land management business. Both his father and grandfather served in the General Assembly, and Gillis was first elected to office in 1941.
"You could say I was born into it," Gillis said in the 2004 interview. "Members of my family have been in politics all my life."
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"They kind of kept us at bay and they would get some turnovers and get out in transition."
The game featured three of the NBA's top dunkers in Griffin, Howard and Jordan. They all got some alley-oops in, although the Clippers' usual Lob City show didn't emerge in force until the fourth.
That's when Paul fed Griffin on a fast break late in the game and Griffin raced in for a one-handed jam. Paul stole the ball from Howard and sped up court before flipping it to Jordan for a monster slam.
Griffin got the fans on their feet with under 2 minutes to go on a put-back slam that he followed with a 3-pointer to beat the shot clock.
"That's how we're supposed to play," Jordan said. "As long as we bring that type of energy from jump ball to the end of the game, we'll be OK."
The Lakers closed within single digits once in the fourth on a three-point play by Earl Clark. Bryant had 12 points in the fourth, including six free throws.
The Clippers stretched a seven-point halftime lead to 14 points in the third on a 3-pointer by Butler after leading 56-49 at halftime.


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EMPORIA -- A father from North Carolina faces charges, including First Degree kidnapping, after police found him and his daughter at a McDonald's restaurant Sunday.
Officers said Bryant abducted 10-month-old Tamiyah Saturday from Garner, North Carolina.
Bryant supposedly drove his girlfriend to work, but held her in the car when she tried to get out. Police said he then forced her out on Interstate 40 in Durham and left with their baby.
Police issued an AMBER Alert.
A customer at McDonald's in Emporia saw the car described in the Amber Alert: a white, 2002 Suzuki Vitara with Washington State plates (ACK7454).
Police took Bryant into custody without any problems.
He will be extradited from Virginia.


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If all went according to schedule, the Camas Papermakers returned home around midnight Wednesday.
No one could blame them, though, if they all "forgot" to go to the airport.
The Camas baseball team just completed the best 0-5 road trip any team from Clark County will have this year. There was In-n-Out Burger and Fatburger. There was Huntington Beach. There was Jackie Robinson Stadium at UCLA. Sure, there were five baseball games to play in Southern California, but it was so much more than that.
"No rain. No wind. From where I'm sitting right now, it's 77, bright sunshine, and no clouds in the sky," Camas coach Joe Hallead said in a Wednesday afternoon phone conversation.
"I love the Northwest. I'd never move out of the Northwest. But baseball season would be really fun if we could fly everyone down here to play."
It was a chance to escape, to get away, to hang with each other for four days in a row. Just the baseball family.
Hallead talked about the late-night video games in the hotel rooms. The mad dash to the nearby store for a junk-food run. Checking out the scenery. Even the van rides to and from games were special.
There was even one player who made memories for all of them because he just could not figure out those California dugouts. The facilities there are so nice, even the dugout concrete floors are smooth. One player, who Hallead promised not to name publicly, fell on his backside over and over again.
"Every time he jumped off the bench, bam," Hallead said. "That was funny."
Those are the stories that make a trip like this so successful. Not the wins and losses. Still, the coach said the quality competition they faced will help down the road.
"It's going to make us stronger," Hallead said. "It's going to help us pull through tougher situations."
The Papermakers got a late start to the season because of this trip. They had to hold off on traditional non-league games against Clark County or other Washington opponents in order to play the five games in three days in sunny California. That might have seemed like a bummer when the rest of the teams in Clark County were playing baseball, but no one from Camas is complaining now.
"I would definitely do this again," Hallead said. "The fund-raising wasn't a whole lot of fun ... but it's not that difficult."
The team raised funds that paid for hotels and ground transportation.
The players' families paid for the airfare.
All 20 on the team played in all five games, with the exception of two players who missed one game because of tired arms. After all, the Papermakers played five games in three days.
That's a toll on any pitching staff.
Hallead, though, promised that anyone who made the trip would not sit the bench.
"If they were going pay 300 bucks for airfare, they were going to see the field," he said.
The fields alone were enough to make the trip.
"All the fields we played on were really nice," senior Trent Johnson said. "The infields are perfect."
Hallead called them pristine, with no bad hops.
One field had the type of lawnmower that is used for greens on a golf course.
The team flew down on Sunday, played two games Monday, then hit Huntington Beach on Monday night. That was followed by another doubleheader Tuesday and a trip to Jackie Robinson Stadium to watch UCLA take on Cal State Fullerton.
"I'm a big baseball historian," Hallead said. "Going to Jackie Robinson Stadium was the highlight for me. We got pictures by the Jackie Robinson statue."
Hallead, now in his 13th year as the Camas coach, said the team has gone on some fun trips through the years -- but nothing like this.
"This is a lasting experience."
Paul Valencia covers high school sports for The Columbian. He can be reached at 360-735-4557 or e-mail at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter: @360paulv.


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Staying true to their Memphis roots, the Bartosch brothers followed their decade-long passion for opening a brewery a few months ago when Wiseacre Brewing Co. opened its doors on Broad Avenue, complete with its very own "grindhouse." While Davin and Kellan's quest for the perfect beer took them all over the U.S. (and overseas — can you say Oktoberfest?), earning each numerous accolades along the way, they found they were pulled back to their hometown to try their hand at brewing beer.
The caliber of water in the Bluff City was definitely a draw, but mostly these two just enjoy working together and creating great beer. "This work is kind of my dream," Davin Bartosch says. "Just being in a brewery. Even if this turned into some enormous company, my head would still be right there [in the factory]. I'll never get my head out of building recipes and conditioning beer and what the best way is to make a beer do what you want it to do. It's my love."
Kellan Bartosch says, "I like to work with my brother. We have fun most of the time. We work pretty hard, but to work together 12 to 14 hours a day and still laugh a lot and get along is pretty rare."
As far as who handles what for the business, they have a system that works perfectly for them. "We have pretty different personalities," says Kellan. "Davin's whole life he's been really, really good at things he can do by himself — like origami, chess, racquetball. When he can be alone he's so thorough and detailed and has perfected things his whole life. It totally makes sense that he's an incredible brewer, and that he can kind of zone out and be at his best."
Davin continues, "Kellan and I defer to each other on behalf of everything that's important to the business. Most everything that has to do with making beer, Kellan's like, 'Whatever, you know best.' And whatever has to do with the business side is what he's good at." With Wiseacre now sold in more than 20 bars and restaurants as well as a handful of grocery stores after only a few months, their business model is clearly hopping.


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A curtain of moist and fragrant reindeer moss (Moss Wall, 1994), subtly variegated in color and filling an entire gallery wall, takes the minimalist monochrome in an entirely new direction. And in Your strange certainty kept still (1996), droplets of artificial rain, falling in a darkened room from a perforated hose positioned high overhead, are momentarily illuminated in mid-sprinkle by flashing strobe lights, so that they twinkle like a jeweled veil or stars in the night while offering a proto-cinematic sense of time's passing.
Do these and other works at MOMA rattle our fundamental notions about art or the individual's relationship to society? Probably not—but then, that's a tall order. The best of them skirt the dry formalism that is this artist's Achilles' heel and reach deeper into the realm of fascination and feeling.
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Here are my tracks from my recent 4 day ride as reported here: Alone in the Mojave Desert Again - 2013
There are lots of rocks and one steep section on the trail to Goodsprings. The Mid Hills RD and Macedonia Canyon Trail is sandy. The rest is pretty tame.
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On November 15, 2013, the California Department of Conservation ("DOC") published the notice of proposed rulemaking action regarding draft regulations for well stimulation. These proposed regulations will implement SB 4, which Governor Brown on September 20, 2013, and will become effective on January 1, 2014.
The draft regulations supplement the Division of Oil, Gas and Geothermal Resources ("DOGGR") existing oil and gas regulations with regulations addressing well stimulation. The proposed regulations set out requirements regarding the integrity of wells, well casings, and the isolation of oil and gas formations during and after well stimulation treatments and also require full disclosure of well stimulation fluids. Further, the draft regulations address a wide variety of issues, including: well stimulation permits, public disclosure, notification, testing of water wells, monitoring during and following well stimulation treatments, and storage and handling of well stimulation fluids.
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In addition to the notice of proposed rulemaking action, the DOC also published a notice of preparation of an environmental impact report ("EIR"), which is another SB 4 requirement. The EIR is intended to evaluate potential environmental impacts related to oil and gas well stimulation treatments in California. The proposed scope of the EIR will address the effects that result from existing well stimulation of conventional oil and gas reservoirs in addition to potential well stimulation of non-conventional oil and gas resources. Further, the EIR will analyze alternatives to these treatments and identify mitigation measures in response to potential impacts. The broad scope of the EIR is very unusual in that the Legislature has required an EIR review on a process that is state-wide, as opposed to a particular "project," which is a hallmark of the California Environmental Quality Act, the law under which the environmental review is to be modeled.
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Brewer, S., Desneves, K.*, Pearce, L.*, Mills, K.*, Dunn, L.*, Brown, D.* and Crowe, T. (2010) Effect of an arginine-containing nutritional supplement on pressure ulcer healing in community spinal patients, Journal of wound care, vol. 19, no. 7, pp. 311-316, Mark Allen Publishing, London, England [C1]
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Raymond's birth mother was Nisga'a and his birth father was Haida, but he was adopted by Haida artist Bill Reid and Bill's wife at the time, Mabel Stevens. Raymond first worked with argillite after being enrolled in a children's carving class run by Haida artist Rufus Moody, which was held in Skidegate in the early 1960s. Raymond's talent was identified immediately and he became famous on Haida Gwaii for his incredibly fine crosshatching. He continued to work in argillite as a teenager, under the tutelage of his step-father, Billy Stevens. Billy was a logger, fisherman, and artist. During his time on Haida Gwaii as a young adult, Raymond continued to learn design, engraving, and carving from artists such as Rufus Moody, Robert Cross, and Nelson Cross (Raymond's biological brother). Raymond moved to North Vancouver in the late 1960s to complete Grades 11 and 12, and he graduated from Carson Graham Secondary. In the early 1970s, Bill Reid had moved to Montreal for work with the CBC, and Raymond followed him shortly after graduating from highschool. It was during this time in Montreal that Raymond learned metalwork and engraving techniques from Bill Reid, and he sold to many galleries in Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal. Despite his close connection to British Columbia and Haida Gwaii, many of Raymond's works can be found in collections around the world because they were often purchased and given by officials and bureaucrats working in and around Ottawa. There are pieces by Raymond in Vancouver's Museum of Anthropology, and he also had a piece included in the Vancouver Art Gallery's 2006 exhibition 'Raven Travelling: Two Centuries of Haida Art'. Most of his pieces were signed 'Raymond Stevens' but he occasionally signed pieces 'Raymond Reid', 'Raymond Cross', or simply 'Raymond'. In addition, he frequently carved small scenes or geometric designs into the backs of his bracelets.
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Series: Critical Concepts in Sociology
In recent years, the study of celebrity has developed and cohered into a flourishing field of social and cultural analysis. There is huge interest in topics such as the politics and logic of glamour; the role of the public-relations industry in manipulating television audiences; the relationship...
Published December 14th 2009 by Routledge
Series: ENVIRONMENT ENCYCLOPEDIA AND DIRECTORY
Examining environmental issues throughout the world, this reference title contains thorough definitions and explanations of terms relating to the environment. The volume includes detailed maps, an extensive bibliography and a Who's Who section, making this an essential one-stop reference work for...
Published December 4th 2009 by Routledge
Series: USA and Canada
This renowned reference title provides essential statistical and directory material on these vast North American nations and the issues surrounding them. Completely revised and updated, this twelvth edition brings together statistical, factual and directory information on these two vast...
Published December 2nd 2009 by Routledge
Series: The Far East and Australasia
Now in its forty first edition a systematic survey of the countries of East and South-East Asia, Australia and New Zealand, along with 23 Pacific Islands essential for anyone with a professional interest in the region keeps up to date with current economic and political developments....
Published November 27th 2009 by Routledge
Series: Eastern Europe, Russia and Central Asia
Extensive coverage of the political, economic and social affairs of the region. This impartial up-to-date survey of the countries and territories that make up the region includes: incisive analysis by acknowledged experts the latest statistics on the major economic indicators and population...
Published November 24th 2009 by Routledge
Series: The European Union Encyclopedia and Directory
The tenth edition of this well-informed and comprehensive Encyclopedia and Directory charts the European Union's development. Thoroughly updated, this extensive reference source provides in-depth information on all matters relating to the European Union: the expansion of the EU under the Nice...
Published November 23rd 2009 by Routledge
Series: DIRECTORY OF EU INFORMATION SOURCES
The eighteenth edition of The Directory of EU Information Sources is the most comprehensive compilation of contacts and published information on the European Union. It brings together a broad range of information sources, comprising not only the various constituent institutions of the European...
Published November 20th 2009 by Routledge
Series: Western Europe
A comprehensive survey of the countries and territories of Western Europe, which comprises expert analysis and commentary and includes up-to-date statistical and directory information. Key features contributions from around forty acknowledged experts thoroughly revised directory and...
Published November 12th 2009 by Routledge
Series: The Middle East and North Africa
Now in its fifty-sixth edition, this title continues to provide the most up-to-date geo-political and economic information for this important world area. Key Features covers the Middle East and North Africa from Algeria to Yemen includes topical contributions from acknowledged experts on the...
Published October 26th 2009 by Routledge
Series: Africa South of the Sahara
A definitive one-volume guide to all sub-Saharan African countries, providing invaluable economic and directory data. It includes: over 1,500 pages of economic and demographic statistics, wide-ranging directory material and authoritative articles contributions from over fifty leading experts...
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From the article: American Academy of Husband Coached Childbirth (AAHCC)
Many women flock to Bradley Natural Childbirth Classes because they do not want to use medication for their birth. The Bradley Method or the American Academy of Husband Coached Childbirth (AAHCC) teaches a 12 week childbirth class focusing on how to have a natural childbirth. What did you learn in your Bradley class? What worked? What didn't? Would you go back?
Love this program!
- I took my Bradley class ten years ago and felt so empowered. It was great for my husband as well and the whole experience brought us closer. I have given birth to 4 children naturally and wouldn't change a thing. I felt most comfortable in a hospital (just in case) but will say that you should definitely investigate your hospital's standard procedures before delivery. The nurses at our last birth had never seen a natural birth-period. They were in utter amazement that it could be done without medication.
- —Guest Monica
Loved our class
- Our Bradley class was great for both my husband and me, cleared up any lingering doubts about making the choice to have a homebirth. We both learned a lot and felt very empowered. The nutrition information that our teacher gave was wonderful as well.
- —Guest texasmama2
I could not attend classes but...
- I couldn't attend classes, but had the book to prepare with. I enjoyed my labor, because I understood the process and my body. My husband and I were well prepared!
- —Guest karen
An affirmative, empowering class
- I highly recommend the Bradley method. The classes gave me confidence in my ability to birth naturally, and it gave my husband the confidence HE needed to coach me through it. I loved that my husband learned practical, hands-on techniques for helping me relax. I also appreciated learning so much about the process of childbirth. I left each class session feeling more empowered, armed with knowledge about how my body was "built to birth." I also credit Bradley's focus on nutrition, exercise and relaxation for helping me prepare me both physically and mentally for the big day. I always joke that I was in the best shape of my life when I gave birth!
- —Guest Jennifer
Informed Choices
- I loved going into my son's birth knowing what was happening to me and what were the pros and cons of the different potential interventions. It's not about being some kind of "superwoman" or proving anything by going without meds, it's about feeling like you have a say in what happens to you. The moms in my class had a wide range of births, with all sorts of different things happening, but everyone came out feeling comfortable with the interventions that happened because they made an informed choice.
- —Guest Natalie
Very Empowering
- All mothers-to-be could benefit greatly from the Bradley method. Our culture is quite fear based, and Bradley teaches you to relax and have faith in your body. As my body knows how to grow the baby, my body knows how to birth the baby. The class also led me to a kind doula, who was fabulous. My water birth was amazing; I'm not sure it would have worked out so well had I not found the Bradley method. I hope my second birth is as easy! The knowledge you gain from these classes is hands down unsurpassed. Knowledge is power and so very empowering!
- —Guest Krista Wanko
Husband learned so much!
- We took Bradley before the birth of our first child. I always knew I wanted a natural childbirth, having been there for the home birth of four three of my siblings. I learned so much in the class, but it was most helpful for my husband! He went into the labor and birth experience so relaxed, because of the knowledge gained at our class. After a successful natural birth at a hospital, we both had the confidence to have a home birth. I believe that if it weren't for our Bradley class, my husband wouldn't have been comfortable with that decision. We applied the things we learned at our Bradley class and had a wonderful home birth! The Bradley class is definitely a time commitment, with 12 weeks of classes lasting a couple of hours each, but it was time well spent. The successful natural births of our two children made it so worth it!
- —Guest Sarah
If I could grant just one wish...
- to all pregnant women, it would be the resources to take these classes. So empowering when you realize what your body is capable of. The Bradley Method is a natural approach to pregnancy and childbirth that empowers mothers to work with a coach to achieve a drug free birth, while also preparing you for challenges that arise during pregnancy and birth. Aside from the goal of a drug free birth, the class is an extremely thorough course that covers everything from the changes your body goes through, complete knowledge of your body's ability to give birth, informed consent with your healthcare providers, and caring for your newborn. My husband and I learned more from this class and The Husband Coached Childbirth than any other resource or book I scoured through. It was a great bonding experience with my husband too! I had the best birth possible thanks to this class and the amazing teacher I had (and coach/husband). I plan on utilizing Bradley for this pregnancy. Thanks Dr. B!
- —Guest Maggie
Knowledge is comfort and power
- A friend of mine took Bradley and recommended it to me after I told her I wanted to have a natural birth. This class really prepared my body and mind to the process of pregnancy and birth. We went over all the pros and cons of medical interventions. I felt once I started labor I knew what was happening with my body and felt much more at ease. My husband enjoyed it and he said learned a lot of beneficial information.
- —Guest Erin
- This is a great class to learn all the facts about pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding. It teaches and explains you how normal and natural childbirth is. It also gives you techniques for relaxation. The class is also geared to include your partner as your coach to help during pregnancy and childbirth. My instructor was very knowledgeable and was always providing us studies about breastfeeding and natural childbirth, among other interesting topics. In conclusion, this is a class that covers a lot and should be taken by every pregnant woman, no matter if you are planning to have a natural or medicated childbirth.
- —Guest Ivonne Acevedo
The Bradley Method is Best!
- I felt completely prepared for and not scared of birth after the classes. It was empowering! I recommend them to every pregnant woman I know; sadly most don't take them.
- —Guest Vinylgirl
Childbirth Knowledge!
- I went from not knowing & being afraid of childbirth to embracing labor and the birth of my baby. The Bradley method gave my husband & I the knowledge needed to make educated decisions that were best for our baby.
- —Guest Ana
Education is the best thing
- Many women say they birthed their children without taking a class... but when you ask them how it went, you hear answers like, "I ended up having a c-section," "I loved my epidural, I didn't feel a thing." or "My epidural only worked on half my body..." I think the Bradley Method is the best thing for expecting moms ever in today's medical culture. It made me feel comfortable with what was going to happen to my body, it educated me on how medical staff would react due to hospital policy & how to make educated decisions, it helped me have a successful NATURAL birth. And I would do it again! The time investment is worth a successful birth!
- —Guest Carrie
The Bradley Method
- I had had my first 2 children with epidural and they went just fine, but when I was having my 3 I decided I wanted to go more natural. I loved the 12 classes and the fact the instructors knew so much and offered many situations to practice different positions so you knew what you were comfortable doing. I loved that they gave you a diet to follow it made it easy to know what I should be eating and I and knew that what I was eating was healthy for me and my baby. I enjoyed the exercises that were given to me to do at home, at first I was not sure I would benefit from them but after doing them I looked forward to doing them because they made me feel better and relieved tension in my back. My husband was unable to make it with me to the classes but I brought my mother who would be with me, she and I learned that we could be an advocate for me in the hospital and we learned that you do have control over your own birth experience and that you can say no to unnecessary interventions.
- —Guest Julie
Course should be required
- I had a wonderful experience and learned a great deal of information. I think the course should be required for all expectant mothers regardless of their plans for an unmedicate or medicated birth. The wealth of knowledge provided is powerful. You will learn things that your doctor wont have the time to teach you. I loved the course and I am proud of my unmedicated childbirth experience.
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Breaking News: $25,000 Record Fundraising Effort by Irvine's Talium Taekwondo Healthkick for Children's Hospital of Orange County
Saturday, September 24th, over 250 students participated in Healthkick 2011, a taekwondo board break-a-thon raising money for the Children's Hospital of Orange County.
Irvine CA (PRWEB) September 26, 2011
Saturday, September 24th, over 250 students participated in Healthkick 2011, a taekwondo board break-a-thon raising money for the Children's Hospital of Orange County.
Special guests Mayor Sukhee Kang, Broadcom executive Vafa Rakshani, The Bridenbecker Family, and CHOC ambassador Bailey Spoonhower were present to help Talium Taekwondo Founder Seung Hyung Lee hand over a chack for $20,000 to Breanna Weeks of the CHOC Foundation.
The $20,000 was an early tally of donations as of the morning of the event, and subsequent donations are expected to push the tally past $25,000 and will put Talium closer to their Healthkick goal of funding a $50,000 radiology consultation room in the hospital's new building.
Healthkick 2011 was officially declared open by Grand Master Seung Hyung Lee, an 8th dan black belt, former undefeated taekwondo world champion, and American Taekwondo United (ATU) president.
Lee, who founded the charity event, uses Healthkick as a learning tool for including community awareness in his teaching curriculum as both physical fitness and spiritual harmony work together to complete the Talium philosophy of "an honest mind, a loving heart strength in the body."
Spectators were then treated to a world class demonstration from the Talium masters and demonstration team, where they matched daring stunts with skill, kicking apples off of knives blindfolded and various other eye-popping breaking moments.
The main event, of course, was the students themselves participating in board breaking, after raising money through pledges from family, friends and neighbors, the students chose their favorite breaking techniques to perform tournament style in front of a panel of judges. They were judged on their focus, confidence and taekwondo spirit.
Family and friends then stayed for a picnic of hotdogs and cotton candy while bidding in a silent auction consisting of items donated from local businesses such as botox from Serenity Plastic Surgery, a private wine tasting experience for 20 people from Total Wine and More, a coaching session from New York Times Best Selling Author Michael Levin, a "Death by Chocolate" basket by artisan chocolatier Chocolates a la carte and many more items from local businesses.
Going forward, Talium Healthkick aims to continue their goal of providing for the Children's Hospital of Orange County on a larger scale. Additionally they have embraced the idea of taking Healthkick global. In April of 2011 Grand Master Lee traveled to Seoul Korea to present the Healthkick concept to the World Taekwondo Federation–the governing body of olympic taekwondo–and discussed ways of adopting the concept throughout the world.
The idea of giving back, internal peace and harmony, and universal acceptance, are all qualities that are traditional values behind the concept of embracing and internalizing a taekwondo nature–which emphasizes harmony through balance and positivity–and are core values that Lee would like to see incorporated in to a global philosophy from the governing body of taekwondo.
Indeed, Lee's students know well the value he places on not just physical fitness, but education and leadership and compassion. They all willingly participate in Healthkick, knowing that their own lives are greatly impacted by their ability to find a way to utilize the skills they have learned in a meaningful way.
Most students from Talium Taekwondo train in classes multiple times per week at the Orange County schools in Irvine and Tustin.
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