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Red de Apoyo a la Integración Sociolaboral Fundación
C/ Ardemans 42
28028, Madrid, Spain
Contact: José Manuel Caballol
Red de Apoyo a la Integración Sociolaboral Fundación
C/ Ardemans 42
28028, Madrid, Spain
Contact: José Manuel Caballol
Homeless men and women, undocumented immigrants, and people suffering from substance abuse, mental health issues, or disabilities
Madrid, Valencia, Andalusia, Catalonia, Murcia, and the Basque region
The Spanish homeless team is selected and trained by Red de Apoyo a la Integración Sociolaboral Fundación (Foundation for the Network Support for Social and Labour Integration), a Spanish NGO established in Madrid in 1998. RAIS Fundación works to promote integration of socially excluded people, especially homeless people and immigrants, by running different projects developing life skills, autonomy, and active citizenship. Through their project Futbol Calle, socially excluded people take part in regular football training sessions.
Their principles are social innovation, mobilisation, and measurable impact and results. RAIS Fundación aim to address the root causes of the problems and find appropriate solutions. They provide accommodation, day centres, specialised rehabilitation centres, emergency services, employment and earning opportunities together with life-skills training and help with employment, and volunteering activities. They run the programme Housing First, which provides accessible and permanent homes, including supportive and social services, for the most at risk homeless people.
One of their mobilisation projects is Fútbol Calle. Its aim is to motivate participants to change their lifestyle as well as offering them a chance for social integration. The programme focuses on the non-competitive aspects of sport: camaraderie, positive relationships, peer support, responsibility, and respect for others. One of the project's key events is the national tournament, titled #GolContraLaExclusión (Goal Against Exclusion), which is run in partnership with Vodafone Spain.
Besides benefits such as inclusion, reintegration, and building pride and self-esteem, RAIS Fundación also aim to grow tolerance, since participants come from different regions, such as the Basque region and Catalonia.
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Red de Apoyo a la Integración Sociolaboral Fundación aspires for a free, just, democratic, and inclusive society. Their mission is to improve the quality of life of people living in extreme social exclusion (especially homeless people), encourage them to be proactive, and to mobilise citizens, public, and private institutions to tackle the issue of homelessness. They believe in the power of people and active citizenship, and they want to become a leader in the fight for social inclusion.
"We have a set of values for the team: having fun, being punctual, and promoting respect and companionship. We are all gentlemen on the field." – Coach Joaquín Alcaide
To help remove the stigma faced by homeless people in Spain
To increase the number of participants in their weekly sessions
Weekly training sessions, running the national tournament and the street league (Fútbol Calle), and selection and preparation of the Spanish Homeless Team for the Homeless World Cup.
The players are typically men and are selected at the national tournament according to their skills and commitment.
Hostels, shelters, and emergency accommodation; rehabilitation; medical, legal, and job-related counselling; job training, seminars, access to education and employment; and volunteering activities
Substance abuse, poverty, debt, mental health problems, and lack of cultural and social inclusion in Spanish society
The recent rapid increase in the number of people in inadequate and insecure housing is a direct consequence of the economic and financial crisis. Growing unemployment and decreasing wages have increased vulnerability to homelessness as more people are unable to meet housing costs. Austerity measures and cuts are having an impact on service and welfare capacity (FEANTSA, 2014).
The definition of homelessness covers people who are sleeping rough, living in emergency accommodation, staying in long-stay group accommodation, living in buildings that would commonly be considered unsuitable for human habitation, living in temporary accommodation such as pensions or guest houses, or living in squats (FEANTSA, 2014).
It is estimated that there are around 40,000 homeless people and additional 1.5 million families living in shelters. However, the official figure is 23,000 homeless people. In 2012, 11.7 million people (3.8 million households) were affected by different processes of social exclusion, 4.4 million more than in 2007 (RAIS Fundación, 2014).
Join the Supporters Club and play your part in changing the lives of homeless people.
Membership gives you access to exclusive stories and additional information about these remarkable organisations, each of whom use the power of football in different ways to help homeless and socially disadvantaged people.

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1 Park & Recreation Department We enrich lives through quality parks and programs. OCEAN AIR RECREATION CENTER 4770 Fairport Way San Diego, Ca Office: (858) Fax: (858) ONLINE REGISTRATION INFORMATION PAGE Effective September 8, 2015, service fees will apply as follows for all transactions. For Online Registration, $2 Transaction fee and 3% Processing fee will be charged for every transaction. For In-house Registration, a $2 Transaction fee will be charged for every transaction. Rates are established by the service provider and are nonrefundable. ACTIVITY PROGRAM REGISTRATION BEGINS: SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2015 MOST CLASSES BEGIN WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 1, 2015 SEE PAGE 3 FOR REGISTRATION DETAILS. PROGRAMS, FEES & HOURS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTIFICATION
2 PARK & FACILITY INFORMATION On behalf of the Ocean Air Recreation Council, WELCOME to your local Recreation Center! We are excited to continue to provide wonderful recreation services and programming to our community. THE OCEAN AIR RECREATION COUNCIL This group of concerned citizens volunteer their time to advise Park and Recreation staff on matters related to park and recreation programs, community events, and equipment. They plan, promote, publicize, and help provide recreation opportunities for citizens in the Ocean Air boundaries. Groups, clubs, and leagues using the parks are encouraged to send a representative to the meeting. Meetings are open to the public. We encourage and welcome your participation. The Ocean Air Recreation Council meets every 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:00pm at the Ocean Air Recreation Center. If you are interested or have concerns about your neighborhood parks and recreation center, please attend the meetings or join the council. Looking forward to seeing you at Ocean Air. FACILITIES AVAILABLE Ocean Air Park and Recreation Center is a City of San Diego Park and Recreation Department facility that is free and open to the public during designated hours. Indoor basketball/volleyball/badminton courts Two meeting rooms* Age appropriate playground Passive picnic areas Picnic shelters* Barbeques Lighted Outdoor basketball court* Lighted Multi purpose fields* Fitness Area Trailhead to Carmel Mountain Preserve *Open to paid reservation, pending availability. NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS Torrey Hills 4262 Calle Mejillones Sage Canyon 5252 Harvest Run Drive For other Neighborhood parks in your area stop by the Recreation office and inquire with staff. For park use and reservations for the above listed areas including, but not limited to, sports field use, picnic areas, party jumps, and special events, please contact Ocean Air Recreation Center (858) Events with 50 or more people MUST have a paid permit approved by the Center Director. HOURS OF OPERATION Effective: December 15, 2012 Monday & Wednesday 12:00pm - 8:00pm Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 1:00pm - 8:00pm Saturday 9:00am - 5:00pm Sunday Closed HOLIDAY CLOSURES September 7, Labor Day November 11, Veterans Day November 26, Thanksgiving WALK-IN REGISTRATION HOURS Tuesday & Wednesday Friday Saturday GENERAL PARK RULES 4:00pm - 7:00pm 2:00pm - 7:00pm 10:00am - 2:00pm Park Use Permits and Recreation Center Use Permits are taken by appointment only. Please contact the Center Director at (858) to make an appointment. All hours are subject to change without prior notification. No field use during school hours No smoking No littering No golfing No glass containers No motorized devices No remote controlled devices Dogs must be on a leash at all times Keep dogs at a safe distance from Playground. No overnight camping No open camp fires No Skateboards, Bikes, Scooters, or Roller Skates around building or tot lot. 2
3 REGISTRATION INFORMATION CLASS REGISTRATION BEGINS: Saturday, August at 10:00am MOST CLASSES BEGIN: Week of September 1 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED Registration is taken on a first come, first serve, walk in basis. Phone or mail registration is not accepted. When classes fill to capacity, waiting lists are formed. Classes may be expanded to accomodate additional students. If classes do not meet minimum enrollment, they will be cancelled and a full refund will be issued. PAYMENT METHOD Payment is required at the time of registration. Payment methods taken at the Center are credit card, EXACT cash or check payable to OARC. Online Class registration requires credit card payment. Credit cards accepted are VISA, MasterCard, American Express and Discover. No debit cards. A $12 fee will be charged for all returned checks. Financial assistance is available. Please submit the application to Recreation Center office one week prior to the start of registration. Class fees are not prorated/discounted after the beginning of the scheduled session. Resident - Resides in the City of San Diego, property taxes are paid to the City of San Diego Non-Resident - Resides outside the City of San Diego (Solana Beach, Del Mar, Rancho Santa Fe, Cardiff, etc.) REFUND POLICY Refund request forms MUST be submitted PRIOR to the 2nd scheduled class meeting. Refunds for camps and leagues must be submitted PRIOR to the first day/game. To obtain a refund, a OARC Refund Request Form (obtain at office) must be completed and submitted with your pink receipt. All requests take 10 business days to process. No partial refunds or make-ups for missed classes INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES All classes can accommodate individuals with disabilities. Upon availability, Therapeutic Services will provide assistance along with Ocean Air contractual staff. Please request this service at least three weeks prior to the first day of the program. For more information on Therapeutic Services call (619) ONLINE REGISTRATION You may register online for all contractual programs offered by the Recreation Council using the Online Activity Registration System. Log onto: Returning Customers (previously registered for classes online) Click the My Account button. Enter your Login ( ) and password. Log in with this password to activate your account. First-time Online User? New Accounts click on the Create Account button. Fill out the New Account request form completely, including all required fields (Birth date, gender, address, etc.) and click submit. Please submit your request only once. You will receive a confirmation at the address that you provided. Please follow directions provided to active account. *Please Note: (For first time users only) Parents/ Guardian must create there own account first using there own information. Once you have an online registration account, you will have the opportunity to add a child as a family member. If you need help, please click the FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) button for information WINTER REGISTRATION DATE Winter Brochure available on-line October 24, 2015 Registration for WINTER begins Saturday, November 21, 2015 at 10am Most classes begin week of December 1, 2015 AS A RECIPIENT OF FEDERAL FUNDS, THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO CAN- NOT DISCRIMINATE AGAINST ANYONE ON THE BASIS OF RACE, COLOR, GENDER. RELIGIOUS CREED, MARITAL STATUS, SEXUAL ORIENTATION, ANCESTRY, NATIONAL ORIGIN, AGE, MENTAL OR PHYSICAL DISABILITY, CONDITION (INCLUDING HIV. AIDS & AIDS- RELATED COMPLEX). IF ANYONE BELIEVES HE OR SHE HAS BEEN DISCRIMINATEDAGAINST, HE OR SHE MAY FILE A COMPLAINT AL- LEGING THE DISCRIMINATION WITH EITHER THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT (CONTACT DISTRICT MANAGER (619) OR THE OFFICE OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHINGTON, D.C THIS INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE IN ALTERNATIVE FORMATS UPON REQUEST. 3
4 RECREATION CENTER & PARK INFORMATION GYMNASIUM USAGE A monthly gym schedule is available at the recreation center for all free play activities. Times are subject to change without prior notification. Drinks, food, and black soled shoes are prohibited from the gymnasium, no exceptions! OPEN BASKETBALL Free play basketball is available both inside and outside on a first come, first serve basis until full court games are ready to play. See gym schedule for indoor free play hours. All ages are welcome. OPEN VOLLEYBALL Participants are required to set-up and break down nets and poles. See gym schedule for indoor free play hours. All ages are welcome. OPEN BADMINTON & PICKLEBALL Participants are required to set-up and break down nets and poles. See gym schedule for indoor free play badminton and pickleball hours. All ages are welcome. No organized play, practice or instruction is allowed in the gymnasium without approved permit. FIELD USAGE The Ocean Air and Sage Canyon Joint-Use Fields are a partnership between the City of San Diego and the Del Mar Union School District. The playing fields are closed to public for use 1/2 hour before the start of the school day bell and up until a 1/2 hour after the end of the school day bell. For availability & permitting call the Ocean Air Center Director at (858) RECYCLE There are marked recyclable containers throughout the park. Keep the park clean by RECYCLING! Please do not overflow the containers. Let the office know if cans are full. AED For patrons in cardiac arrest, an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is located inside the Ocean Air Recreation Center lobby. CONTRACTUAL PROGRAM VS. RENTAL PROGRAM Ocean Air Recreation Center offers a variety of programs for the youth which are provided through the means of two different sources; Contractual programs and rental programs. Contractual programs consist of independent contractors that have been approved by the Ocean Air Recreation Council as a sponsored program. Rental programs are commercial companies that rent out the facility to offer their programs and activities for the community. Please see below for specified requirements: Requirements for Independent Contractors: All contractors, sub-contractors and volunteers must be finger-printed through the City of San Diego Live Scan Process. Contractors must submit a business license and proof of insurance. City staff handles all registration for the program Contractors must provide Worker s compensation coverage for all their employees. Requirements for Permit Holders/Rental Programs: Must provide proof of insurance. Must provide own advertisement for program. Handles all registration for their programs. Rental programs are NOT required to submit proof of fingerprinting for their coaches, volunteers and/or instructors. Permit Holders/Rental programs are identified with a *** triple asterisk in this program. Having a Party in the Park? If you would like to host a birthday or other special event at Ocean Air, Sage Canyon or Torrey Hills Neighborhood Park. Please contact staff at the Recreation Center for availability and information. (858) CARMEL VALLEY YOUTH SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS Carmel Valley Lacrosse: DMCV Sharks: North Shore Girls Softball San Diego Youth Rugby: Del Mar Little League: T. Pines Football & Cheer: Bourrisa Del Mar Soccer: 4
5 YOUTH & FAMILY CLASSES COASTAL CANYON TANG SOO DO KOREAN KARATE Fitness, practical self-defense, and traditional martial arts training for the whole family TINY TIGER (4-5 yrs * ) Positive, energetic, fun. Focus on safety skills Day: Monday Time: 5:00-6:00pm Session: Sept Nov. 16 Fee: $120 / 10 classes ON-LINE REGISTRATION CODE (18302) NOVICE JUNIOR GUP (8-9 yrs * ) Specialized beginner program (white to green belt) for this age group. Day: Monday & Friday Time: 5:00-6:00pm Session: Aug Nov. 20 Fee: $220/ 22 classes ON-LINE REGISTRATION CODE (18300) TEEN & ADULT (13 and up * ) Improve health; enhance performance at work & school. Day: Monday/Wednesday/Friday Time: Beginner 6-7 pm; Intermediate 6-7:30 pm; Session: Aug 31 - Nov. 20 Fee: $230 / 33 classes ON-LINE REGISTRATION CODE (18301) LITTLE DRAGON (6-7 yrs * ) Increase coordination and discipline. Skills for bullies, strangers, and emergencies. Day: Friday Time: 5:00-6:00pm Session: Sept Nov. 20 Fee: $120 / 10 classes ON-LINE REGISTRATION CODE (18299) YOUTH GUP (9-12 * ) Enhance self-control, fitness, strength, and flexibility. Day: Monday & Wednesday Time: Beginner 6-7 pm; Intermediate 6-7:30 pm Session: Aug Nov. 18 Fee: $220/ 22 classes ON-LINE REGISTRATION CODE (18303) ADVANCED CLASS Advanced training for red belts and up. Day: Monday/Wednesday/Friday/Saturday Time: 6-8 PM MWF, 10:30-11:30 AM Saturday Session: Aug 31 - Nov. 20 Fee: $270/ 41 classes ON-LINE REGISTRATION CODE (18567) *Age may vary according to rank No class: 9/7, 9/12, 10/2, 10/3, 11/7, 11/11 Fitness, Safety, Fun Skills for Life Internationally accredited instructors and ranking Contact Master Goodwin: coastal Fun and exciting opportunities await families to explore and hike the trails of both local and regional City of San Diego hiking trails of all levels of challenges with and without the professional guidance from Park Rangers. April 1 to October 1, 2015 Admission is Free A Passport obtainable from the nearest recreation center to document the visits to all the sites will be available to all participants who, at the end of the program, may qualify for award certificates and souvenir t-shirts. index.shtml BOOK NOOK Parks and Recreation and the Library Department are partnering to provide lending libraries at recreation centers throughout the City. Our Book Nook is located inside our facility check it out! We need your help obtaining donated books. We are hoping to fill the shelves with reading material for every age. Book donations can be dropped off at any neighborhood recreation center. Today a Reader - Tomorrow a Leader 5
6 YOUTH CLASSES DANCE TO EVOLVE MAGICAL MUNCHKINS (2 - young 3 yrs) A gentle introductory combination class of tap, ballet, tumbling and dance games. TINY MOVERS COMBO CLASS (3-4 yrs) A combination class of tap, ballet, tumbling and dance games. STAR SHINERS COMBO CLASS (4.5-6 yrs) A combination class of tap and ballet to keep your Star Shiner moving. SATURDAY 9:30am: Magical Munchkins 14 Week (18305) - 7 Week (18306) - 7 Week II (18307) 10:20am: Tiny Movers 14 Week (18310) - 7 Week (18311) - 7 Week II (18312) 11:20am: Star Shiners 14 Week (18304) - 7 Week (18308) - 7 Week II (18309) SESSION FEES 14 Week: September 12 - December 19 Fee: $234 *No class Thanksgiving weekend 7 Week: September 12 - October 24 Fee: $130 7 Week II: October 31 - December 19 Fee: $130 *No class Thanksgiving weekend *SCHEDULE A TRIAL CLASS Portion of Dance to Evolve Proceeds Go To Rady s Children Hospital CHILD & BABYSITTER SAFETY CLASS Child and Babysitter Safety Class is a community education program for youth ages 11 to16 that covers child safety and basic care for infants and children. Topics covered include: sitter safety, infant and child feeding, diapering procedures, recognizing an emergency, child and infant CPR, and basic first aid for children. Participants receive a booklet and starter first aid kits, and a Babysitter certificate from The American Safety & Health Institute upon completion. Instructor Sue Lockhart, has been training babysitters in San Diego for over 20 years. Date: Friday, December 4 & Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm Ages: 11 years and up Cost: $60 per person Location: Ocean Air Meeting Room Instructor: Sue Lockhart Minimum enrollment: 3 Maximum enrollment: 20 ON-LINE REGISTRATION CODE (18646) For more information please contact Director - Brittany White (858) or Website - For more information contact Sue Lockhart at: Internet: 6
7 YOUTH CLASSES Day: Wednesday Fee: $165 (10 weeks) Session: 9/16/15-12/9/15 *No class on Oct. 14 ; Nov. 11 & 25 PRE GYM - KIDS (w/parent) (18319) Age: Walking - 3 years Time: 10:00 10:45am (12:1 Student/Teacher Ratio) A class designed for parent and child together time. An open format allows children to select activities from our kid s sized gymnastics apparatus. GYM - KIDS I (18313) Come join the gymnastics fun as our instructors lead warm up exercises and gymnastics progressions on all of the kid-sized apparatus. Our highly trained instructors use circuits for maximum skill development with minimal down time as students learn by doing. Age: 3-4 years Time: 11:00 11:45am (6:1 Student/Teacher Ratio) GYMNASTICS I & II (18315) Age: 5-9 years Time: 1:00 2:00 pm (8:1 Student/Teacher Ratio) Gymnastics for boys and girls offering instruction on vault, bars, balance beam and floor exercise. Strength and flexibility are increased as gymnasts learn proper progressions for mastering new skills. Level I is offered for students new to gymnastics, while level II is for students with gymnastics experience. For more information contact Rock and Tumble at (858) or internet: SATURDAY SCIENCE with STEAM 2 ACADEMY (18320) Put on your thinking cap and join us for our Saturday STEAM2 (Science, Technology, pre- Engineering, Art, Math, and Music) classes. The STEAM2 Academy provides kids ages 4-9 with educational fun-filled sessions focused on Botany, Entomology, Space Science, Rocket Science, Zoology, Biology, Chemistry, and Geology. The STEAM2 Academy utilizes curriculum, in conjunction with NASA California Space Grant Consortium, National Science Foundation High Performance Wireless Research and Education Network, and the National Park Service. Day: Saturday Time: 12:00pm - 2:00pm Ages: 4-9 years (Min. 7 Max. 20 students) Fee: $ / 4 weeks Session: November 7-28 Instructor: Kim Bruch November 7 Marine Biology November 14 Chemistry November 21 Space and Rocket Science November 28 Geology Questions about the program? Contact Kim at Website: Are you going to register online? OARC Online registration activity numbers are assigned for each class and are appear in brackets; e.g. (6262) 7
8 ARTISTS STUDIO YOUTH CLASSES CIVIC DANCE ARTS Children are by nature creative and my job is simply to encourage the natural interest and curiosities that kids display. In these fun and creative themed art classes, children will ignite their imagination, develop concentration, build confidence, develop skills and have fun. Using real Artists materials including watercolors, tempera paints, oil pastels, children create masterpieces that are truly unique. Kids bring home a portfolio at the end of each camp. Fall Session 1-6 weeks September 14 - October 19 (18486) Fall Session 2-6 weeks November 2 - December 14 (18487) * No Class on November 23 Day: Monday Time: 3:00pm - 4:00pm Ages: 5-12 years old Cost: $118-6 weeks Location: Ocean Air Meeting Room Instructor: Anu Gujral Minimum enrollment: 6 Maximum enrollment: 12 **Art Materials included in cost** For more information contact Anu Gujral Founded in 1942, the Civic Dance Arts Program of the City of San Diego Park and Recreation Department has introduced hundreds of thousands of citizens to the art form of dance. CLASS DAY: WEDNESDAY 3:15pm-Pre-Ballet (Age 4-6) (16912) 4:00pm-Beginner Tap 1A(Age 6-17) (16910) 4:45pm-Beginner Jazz 1A (Age 6-17) (16908) Fee: / 10 week session September 30 - December 16, 2015 No Class November 11 & 25 **Classes are visible online on August 21. Registration begins September 19 th. For more information contact the Dance Department at (619) or CRAFTY MINDS FREE AFTERSHOOL PROGRAM Come check out our free minimum day afterschool program. Kids participate in a variety of recreation activities including crafts, sports, seasonal and cultural programs. Day: Wednesday Time: 1:00-3:00pm Ages: 6-12 years Fee: Free Are you going to register online? OARC Online registration activity numbers are assigned for each class and are appear in brackets; e.g. (6262) Session: On Going * A signed parent permission slip is needed. Instructor: City Recreation Staff 8
9 BASKETBALL CLASS Focus is put on improving the fundamentals of class participants by teaching them new skills and then working on them through a variety of fun drills and games. All participants receive a basketball and a t-shirt. Days: Monday Ages: K - 2nd grade Time: 3:45-4:45pm Ages: 3rd - 6th grade Time: 4:45-5:45pm Fee: $120/ 8 weeks Session: Sept Nov. 9 MASTER SPORTS* XTREME DODGE BALL WEDNESDAYS Get ready for one of the most fun games your child will play. Combining dodge ball, capture the flag, hide and go seek and paintball this game is a sure winner. We use soft foam style dodge balls for safety. Games are held in the gym. Day: Wednesday Ages: 1st - 4th grade Time: 2:30 3:30pm Ages: 4th - 6th grade Time: 3:30 4:30pm Session: Sept Nov. 18 (No Class on Nov. 11) Fee: $120 / 8 weeks CARMEL VALLEY OPEN TEAM ENTRY YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE Make your own team, pick a name, and play some basketball in two of the most beautiful facilities in San Diego. Ocean Air and Carmel Valley Recreation Centers. Season Runs late September to early December. Cost: $850 per team, includes uniforms REGISTRATION DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 7 Individual Players can register for the recreation league. See website for details. For more information and registration contact Master Sports at ( ) or visit VOLLEYBALL Passing, serving, setting, attacking, blocking, digging, rotation, sportsmanship and rules will all be covered in this fun camp. Participants will practice fundamentals through a variety of different drills where critiqued by our instructors. All participants receive a T-shirt. Day: Thursday Ages: 9-13 years Beginner: 4:00-5:00pm Intermediate: 5:00-6:00pm Fee: $120 / 8 weeks Dates: Sept Nov. 12 SOCCER A great class to improve skills, build confidence and have fun in a low pressure setting. Participants receive a T-shirt and soccer ball. Day: Thursday Grade: 3-4 years Time: 9:30-10:20am Grade: 4-5 years Time: 10:30-11:20am Grade: 4-5 years Time: 3:00-3:45pm Grade: K - 2nd Time: 3:45-4:45pm Grade: 3-6th Time: 4:45-5:45pm Session: Sept Nov. 12 Fee: $120 / 8 weeks JR. SPORTS Participants will play soccer, basketball, t-ball, flag football and track and field. Participants receive a Sports gift and class t-shirt. Day: Wednesday Ages: 3-4 years Time: 9:30am - 10:20am 4-5 years Time: 10:30am - 11:20am Session: Wednesday: Sept Nov. 11 Fee: $120 / 8 weeks Day: Saturday Ages: 3-4 years Time: 9:00-9:50am 4-5 years Time: 10:00-10:50am 5-6 years Time: 11:00-11:50am Session: Sept Nov. 14 Fee: $120 / 8 weeks *Master Sports, Little Rascalz, Little Rookies T-Ball, San Diego Rhythmic Gymnastics and SD Basketball rent facility space from the City of San Diego at the Ocean Air Recreation Center to operate their programs. Distributing registration and program information is the responsibility of these individual businesses. Please contact them directly for all program inquires. 9
10 YOUTH CLASSES* LITTLE RASCALZ CLASSES NON-COMPETITIVE SOCCER CLASSES Classes are unique. There is no substitution to this program and our highly effective methods. Our particular style of fun/teaching is completely one of a kind and we back that up with a 100% money back guarantee! Our classes are: Extremely entertaining (for parents too)! Super effective with small class sizes A high energy experience and great exercise. Plus, they promote the development of gross motor skills, social interaction, cooperation with peers, direction following, etc. Mommy 'n' Me For curious and energetic little ones aged 18 mo - 2½ Regular classes Suitable for the majority of children aged 2½ - 5½ Vets classes Slightly more challenging for children aged 4-6 Advanced classes Advanced with competition introduced for 6-7 yrs Session: September 8 - October 30 Fee: $ (Monday) Day: Mondays (7 week) 9:30 - Mommy n me class 10:20 - Regular class Fee: $146 (Tuesday & Friday) Day: Tuesdays (8 week) 9:30 - Regular class 10:20 - Vet s class Day: Fridays (9 week) 3:30 - Regular class 3:30 - Vets class 3:30 - Advanced class 4:20 - Regular class 4:20 - Vets class 4:20 - Advanced class 5:10 - Regular class 5:10 - Vets class 5:10 - Advanced class YEAR ROUND CLASSES CHECK WEB SITE FOR UP TO DATE SCHEDULES For more information & registration contact Coach Suzie at Kurtis Swanberg s LITTLE ROOKIES T-BALL - PITCHING MACHINE AND SOFTBALL SCHOOL The classes are designed to enhance the players skills and proper technique while learning all the fundamentals of the game. He will personally instruct the students in base-running, throwing, fielding, hitting, pitching and receiving the ball. Classes are considered one of the finest in all San Diego County. The players greatly develop their skills and confidence while enjoying a fun and rewarding time. Day: Wednesday Ages: 3-8 years Time: 4:00 5:00pm Fee: $154 / 8 weeks Session: Sept. 2 - Oct. 21 Day: Sunday Ages: 3-7 years Regular Class Time: 3:00-4:00pm Ages: 3-5 years Veterans/Pitching Machine Time: 4:00-5:00pm Fee: $154 / 8 weeks Session: Sept Nov. 8 For more info call the office at or website ADULT LEAGUES* MEN S BASKETBALL LEAGUE Tuesday Night at Ocean Air Recreation Center Rob Powell, League Director at (858) or BIO - TECH CO-ED SOFTBALL Monday - Thursday at Torrey Hills Park Pete McNamara -(858) *Master Sports, Little Rascalz, Little Rookies T-Ball, San Diego Rhythmic Gymnastics and SD Basketball rent facility space from the City of San Diego at the Ocean Air Recreation Center to operate their programs. Distributing registration and program information is the responsibility of these individual businesses. Please contact them directly for all program inquires. 10
11 SPECIAL EVENT Ocean Air Recreation Council presents SNOW DAY AT THE PARK Toy/Food Drive & Pancake Breakfast Saturday, December 5, :30am - 11:30am Support San Diego Toys for Tots & San Diego Food Bank by helping fill Santa s Sleigh for those in need! Bring an unwrapped toy or bag of non-perishable food between November 16 and December 4 to receive 4 tickets for the Pancake Breakfast! (otherwise, breakfast is $5.00/person day of event) 30 Snow Sled Run Bunny Slope Delicious Breakfast Holiday Giving Visit from Santa Outside Games & Activities 11
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The time: 7:00 p.m.
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"It's probably Daddy," I say, jumping out of the tub naked, water sloshing on the floor. If James had not been out of town, I would never have answered the phone.
I had just started working as a freelance writer and didn't have a separate ring tone for work calls.
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I have a revision of an article due today, to an editor in New York City, who left work before I could finish. I've been typing emails with one hand while nursing the baby, my shoulder squeezing a cell phone to my ear to retrieve messages. There's spit-up on my left sleeve, I've forgotten to eat lunch, and I need to advance the diapers in the laundry.
On a good day this juggling act seems like sit-com material.
On a bad day, like today, I feel inadequate: failing to meet deadlines, badly in need of the kind of high-quality dark chocolate we can't afford, concerned I'm not paying enough attention to my children. I wanted this baby as much as I've ever wanted anything and I'm so glad to have her. I want to be a good mother to her, and to my older children, but I worry on days like today that I'm not doing a good enough job.
Take a break. Be kind to yourself. Rest when the baby's resting. All of this is such good advice from well-meaning friends but there's no such thing, really, as maternity leave when you're self-employed in a country in a deep recession and the writing market has plummeted.
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N.Y. County Fines 21 Stores for Expired Food
Affected stores included a Whole Foods, a Pathmark and a Morton Williams.
The Westchester, N.Y. County Department of Consumer Protection has fined 21 stores for stocking expired product on shelves.
The stores -- including Whole Foods Market in White Plains, Pathmark in Port Chester and the Morton Williams in Hartsdale -- were fined a total of over $59,000 for numerous infractions, most involving dairy. This was the third round of grocery store inspections in Westchester since 2007.
Whole Foods rushed to assure shoppers after receiving its fine, which, according to MSNBC, was $12,250 for 156 expiration infractions.
"We take this issue very seriously," the grocer said, "and having out-of-date foods on the shelf is simply unacceptable. We're investigating how this happened so we can make sure that we are selling only the freshest products available, as well as reviewing our protocols to ensure that we rotate stock correctly and remove out-dated items.
"It is our hope that this incident will not harm the trust we have built up with our customers."
Lauren La Bruno, Senior Director, Public Relations and Community Affairs at A&P, which owns the Pathmark banner, said in an e-mail, "The instances of outdated products in our Pathmark stores, as per the findings of the County Executive's survey, were clearly unsatisfactory to us. To that end we reiterated our strict procedures to our field and store-level management. Our commitment to providing fresh and safe products is important to us and is supported by our Freshness Guarantee policy."
"Pathmark's policy," she continued, "clearly prohibits our stores from selling products whose sell-by code dates have expired, and our operating procedures require the timely monitoring of display cases to ensure that such items are removed from sale. We are confident that the follow-up review…will prove that our communications efforts were effective and that we will receive a positive score."
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VANCOUVER, B.C. - There were complaints about athletes not being allowed in the day lodge and worries that mountain managers were more concerned about their paying customers than the competition during two recent Olympic test events held at Cypress Mountain.
The head of the Vancouver Olympic Games Organizing Committee admits there were challenges hosting the recent World Cup freestyle skiing and snowboarding competitions. But John Furlong is confident any problems will be solved before the 2010 Games are staged next February.
"I think trying to put on these events we had in Cypress, at a time when they are going flat out, was challenging for them and challenging for us," Furlong said Thursday.
"It was not an easy situation for them, or us, or anybody. We got out of the event what we needed to test the venue."
Linda Swain, general manager for Cypress Mountain, said the venue continues to have a good relationship with Games organizers.
"Things can get a little tense every once in a while when we are working through these things, particularly the test events," Swain said. "We have been working with these people for six years. We do have a very good working relationship."
Cypress Mountain is located in Cypress Provincial Park, on Vancouver's North Shore. The venue, which will host freestyle skiing and snowboarding, offers a breathtaking view of English Bay and Vancouver's downtown.
Both officials and athletes expressed frustration over the treatment they received during the back-to-back World Cup events held over the last two weekends. The mountain, which has six lifts, continued to cater to season-pass holders and day skiers during the World Cups.
There was limited parking at the venue. Both spectators and athletes, with their equipment, had to be bused up a long, winding road to the hill. At one point during the freestyle competition a sign saying "no athletes" was posted at the day lodge.
"It was a very difficult situation," said Peter Judge, chief executive officer for the Canadian Freestyle Ski Association. "I have been doing this for 35 years at the World Cup level. I've never been to a place where we haven't been allowed to go into the day lodge.
"It's one of those things you can't really comprehend."
Tom McIllfaterick, chief executive officer for the Canadian Snowboard Federation, said things had improved by the time of last weekend's snowboard World Cup.
"I think Cypress was a bit overwhelmed at what was being asked of them," he said. "At the same time, they were trying to keep their commercial resort open and meet their obligations to their passholders and day customers.
"I think everybody suffered a little bit from that. That's a learning experience and that obviously won't be the situation next year."
Judge said many coaches and athletes from other countries left Vancouver with a sour taste.
"We knew what to expect so we were able to temper our expectations . . . and we knew it was going to be difficult," he said. "The most difficult part was trying to explain that to 450 other athletes and coaches from around the world."
Poor snow conditions forced cancellation of Sunday's snowboard parallel giant slalom. While Cypress couldn't control the weather, some snowboard officials believe the problem could have been avoided if the competition had been spread over more days, which would have allowed workers to build a better course.
Swain said the mountain's resources were stretched trying to satisfy both customers and athletes.
"That's definitely a delicate balance," she said. "We're a very busy ski area. It is a peak part of the season. It is challenging keeping those two balanced."
The mountain will be closed to the public during the Feb. 12-28 Olympic Games. An agreement has been worked out between the venue and Olympic organizers to compensate Cypress Mountain for lost revenue.
Games organizers spent $16.6 million to upgrade Cypress Mountain for the Olympics. Both freestyle and snowboard officials are hesitant to say if they will host World Cup events at the venue after the Olympics.
"Under the circumstances it would be very difficult to make it work form the standpoint of having an operation that's going to be palatable for them and one that is going to be palatable for us," said Judge.
Swain said moving the World Cup events from February, the mountain's busiest season, to March would benefit everyone.
"We can have great snow conditions," she said. "The visitations fall a little bit in March. It's a great time to do any kind of events like that."
The test events were held in February so they would coincide with the approximate dates of the Games.


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SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina - NATO warned Wednesday it will not tolerate violence aimed at blocking any ethnic group from free travel and opened a probe into the deaths of two Muslims killed while trying to return home.
The NATO-led Bosnian force has tried to stay out of enforcing non-military provisions of the peace pact. But recent ethnic violence as refugees try to return home to areas now controlled by their enemies has forced it to intervene.
The presence of NATO troops, as crowd control or escorts for returning refugees, has defused potentially violent situations. But it was not enough to prevent the deaths Monday of two Muslims near Doboj, in northeastern Bosnia.
Hundreds of Muslims had gathered in the area hoping to cross into Serb-held territory to visit their homes and cemeteries for the first time in four years.
Some risked a minefield trying to skirt a crowd of Serbs. Although reports remain unclear, two people were reported killed, one from gunshot wounds and one from a mine blast.
Freedom of movement is a fundamental guarantee of the U.S.-brokered peace accord that brought nearly 60,000 NATO-led soldiers to Bosnia. The solution to the refugee problem also will determine whether the lines drawn between military foes fade or harden into borders.
A NATO spokesman, Maj. Simon Haselock, said NATO would work to ensure the separation lines are not transformed into borders, adding that "mostly Serbs" were to blame for the two Muslims' deaths.
"Clearly there is a real struggle taking place over the status and future of freedom of movement," he told reporters.
He said Serb police had agreed to cooperate with NATO military police, the U.N. international police and officers of the Muslim-Croat federation in an investigation of the killings.
Civilian officials enforcing the peace agreement said at least one of the deaths - the shooting - appeared to be homicide.
"The question of murder has raised its ugly head," said Colum Murphy, a spokesman for Carl Bildt, the most senior civilian official.
"The return of refugees is a cornerstone" of the Dayton peace agreement, said Murphy. "Ethnic cleansing is something that should be reversed, but it ain't easy."
Bildt condemned the shooting in a letter to Bosnian Serb leaders.
"In peacetime, the use of firearms with intent to harm is a very serious criminal act," he said. "I expect you will promptly investigate this matter and the party responsible will be swiftly bought to justice."
There were no reported incidents Wednesday. Several thousand people gathered in downtown Sarajevo to celebrate May Day, turning the event into a memorial for the estimated 12,000 people killed during the more than three-year Serb siege of the city.
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Amid the horrific tragedy that unfolded this morning with the televised killing of two journalists, the public has been weighing in on the incident as information has gradually been released leading up to the shooter being pronounced dead from injuries caused by a self-inflicted gun wound.
There's a consensus amongst many people on Twitter that the suspect was wrong on all levels, but the reports about his character seem to exemplify a critical reason why racial tensions come into play in the situation.
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I literally don't know/care if the #WDBJ shooter was white or black. Who cares. He took innocent life. He's a murderer. Not about race. — Daniel Bostic (@debostic)
August 26, 2015
We know that the shooter of Alison Parker,24, and Adam Ward, 27, is a former colleague of theirs named Vester Lee Flanagan who worked under the alias Bryce Williams.
Flanagan is a Black male who lost his job at the Virginia news station, WDJB, where they all worked for reasons unknown.
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We also know that following the shooting, a video taken from the shooter's vantage point was posted to Twitter from an account linked to "Bryce Williams" along with other tweets that claimed Parker had made racist comments to Flanagan and Ward reported him to human resources at some point.
Twitter just suspended the account of #WDBJ shooter Bryce Williams aka Vester Flanigan. pic.twitter.com/gPSXmtz0fS — Kar?n Ci?il (@KarenCivil)
August 26, 2015
With all that said, the "race revenge" concept is being portrayed by the media as a prominent factor in this senseless act of violence and the media is framing Flanagan's character much differently than they have depicted White shooters.
Spot the difference #WDBJ pic.twitter.com/vbtscV2eiI — Glen Coco (@MrPooni)
August 26, 2015
@MrPooni ..a blind person can see the difference..sadly! ..*bangheadhere*..the RW could excuse a serial killer as long as they R white! #sad — AJ Rutten (@AJ_Rutten)
August 26, 2015
Nobody cares this much when it's Black victims and white shooters..the victims are always criminals when they Black #VesterFlanagan #WDBJ — theLawIsLawless*CA (@handsup_LA)
August 26, 2015
Suspected #WDBJ shooter Vester Flanagan has history filing discrimination complaints: http://t.co/NqtXvI8MEi pic.twitter.com/g1tbk4ZDMz — Slate (@Slate)
August 26, 2015
Police on shooter #VesterFlanagan: "It appears his life was spiraling out of control" http://t.co/97M1iLfccs — Newsweek (@Newsweek)
August 26, 2015
RACIAL MOTIVE SUSPECTED: VA POLICE ID PERSON-OF-INTEREST IN #WDBJ DOUBLE MURDER http://t.co/13y6saUaIO #VesterFlanagan — space cadet niko (@spacecadetniko)
August 26, 2015
Vester Flanagan, apparent killer of #AlisonParker & #adamward said FL TV job boss called him a "monkey" http://t.co/fJ3cWKquKC v @Newsweek — Victoria Bekiempis (@vicbekiempis)
August 26, 2015
Much of the coverage on the issue focuses on Flanagan's "history of discrimination claims" and him being "difficult to work with" or being described as an "angry, antisocial" person.
This is in direct contrast to White shooters, such as Dylan Roof, the White man responsible for the Charleston church shooting who was openly racist but still received some degree of compassion from the media.
Media talking heads already clutching pearls about "vile racism" of #WDBJshooting, same folks who said race was "non-issue" at #Charleston — Noah Mann-Engel (@byronNME)
August 26, 2015
White or Black, Flanagan's actions are inexcusable — there's no question about that — but he evidently harbored anger from enduring discrimination within his career as a journalist.
Now, ironically, even as a murderer he's treated differently than his White counterparts in the eyes of the media.
In a 23-page manifesto Flanagan sent to ABC News he explained that he had been experiencing bullying, racial discrimination and sexual harassment for being a gay, Black man.
He said what really sent him over the edge, however, was the Charleston shooting back in June. He claimed he bought his gun two days after the incident.
"Yes, it will sound like I am angry…I am. And I have every right to be. But when I leave this Earth, the only emotion I want to feel is peace…." He wrote.
"The church shooting was the tipping point…but my anger has been building steadily…I've been a human powder keg for a while…just waiting to go BOOM!!!!"
Flanagan also claimed in the document that he was influenced by the 1999 Columbine High School shooters and the Virginia Tech Massacre shooter, Seung Hui Cho, who all claimed to be victims of bullying and exclusion seeking revenge.
His letter elaborates on how his issues stem much deeper than race alone or revenge against the news station. But, if he had not explicitly addressed those details, would the media have bothered to look further than a surface level motive?
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The 2017 Premier's ANZAC Spirit School Prize
The competition provides the opportunity for young South Australians to examine and empathise with the remarkable sacrifices of Australian service men and women in the Great War of 1914-18.
Following a selection process, students will be invited to participate in the State Government's fully funded study tour to Vietnam in 2017. The costs of travel, accommodation and meals are covered during the eleven day escorted tour to Vietnam.
The students will also be accompanied on the tour by a representative of the SA Branch of the Returned & Services League (RSL) of Australia, a representative of the Department for Education and Child Development and appointed teachers.
Selection of the students to participate in the tour involves an entry as outlined below and an interview for shortlisted students.
Prior to the study tour the selected students will be required to participate in an orientation program in Adelaide.
Teachers will also be selected to accompany the students on the study tour. Teachers are eligible to apply if they have students entering the 2017 Premier's ANZAC Spirit School Prize.
It is planned for the tour to Vietnam to be held during the 2017 October school holidays.
- The prize is open to all South Australian students in Years 9 and 10 in 2017.
- To enter students are required to respond to the following task:
"Using a range of sources research the experience of a South Australian service man or woman on the Western Front and/or in the Middle East during World War 1."
- In doing so you are required to conduct research that will enable you to:
- Describe the context of the battlefront the chosen service man or woman participated in during World War 1(2 marks)
- Describe his/her background before departing for the war (2 marks)
- Describe his/her life and service on the Western Front and/or in the Middle East(4 marks)
- Determine to what extent his/her service reflects the ANZAC spirit? (6 marks)
- Use a range of primary and secondary sources which may include photos, maps, artefacts, diary entries, books and archival materials (6 marks).
Please note:
- The study of lesser known individuals is encouraged i.e. a person whose experiences in World War 1 have not been the subject of extensive publication.
- The individuals profiled in previous winning entries that appear on the Veterans SA site at http://anzaccentenary.sa.gov.au/competitions/the-2016-premiers-anzac-school-prize-winners/ cannot be the subject of your submission.
- The response can be in one of the following formats:
- A written piece (between 1000-1500 words, presented as a typed document and as an electronic copy on a USB)
- A multi-media presentation to a maximum of 6 minutes (submit on a DVD or USB)
- Only five entries from a school can be submitted via the school competition. The expectation is that each school will determine the five entries to be forwarded for judging by the Premier's ANZAC Spirit School Prize judging panel. The judging of the school entries is expected to be based on the judging criteria shown above. All entries forwarded must be accompanied by the attached Student Entry and Declaration form.
- Students in Year 9 or 10 may enter the competition through a community group i.e. Australian Defence Forces cadets. The entry will be submitted through the student's school but can be in addition to the five entries submitted by the school.
- Students are required to write a one page (maximum) personal statement highlighting:
- Their extra-curricular contributions to the school and/or community
- Their interest in history
- Their civic mindedness
- Other personal information relevant to the judging process.
- On the basis of the submitted entries and the personal statements, the judging panel will select finalists to be interviewed. The interview will determine which students are selected to participate in the study tour.
- The interview will be based on a number of seen and unseen questions.
- All entries submitted to the judging panel will receive a certificate of participation.
- Only five entries will be accepted from a school (unless also submitting entries on behalf of a community organisation).
- Three copies of each entry to be received no later than Friday, 19 May 2017 at 5 pm. Late entries will not be accepted.
- The entries must be accompanied by the Student Entry and Declaration form.
- Teacher applications using the attached Teacher Application form must be submitted with the student entries.
- Applications not following format guidelines will not be considered in the judging process.
- Schools are to indicate on the Student Entry and Declaration form the number of students who participated in their school based ANZAC Spirit Prize competition in 2017.
- Applications to be forwarded to:
Anzac Spirit School Prize 2017 – Student Entry and Declaration form.
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Attention: Malcolm McInerney
2017 Premier's ANZAC Spirit School Prize Application
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GPO Box 1152
Adelaide SA 5001