FFF: Guadalupe River Trail, Pt 2
FUN, FITNESS AND FELLOWSHIP
Run, walk or stroll the third of our urban park trails with the fellowship of your fellow Rotarians. Get fit…have fun!
GUADALUPE RIVER TRAIL IN SAN JOSE: PART 2!
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 @8:30AM
START: PANERA @ COLEMAN (rain or shine)
TRAIL DESCRIPTION: This is a wonderful walk that takes you through the heart of downtown San Jose. Read more
Ringing In a new Rotary Decade
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Womens Soccer: Bay Area’s FC Gold Pride
With a nod toward tomorrow’s designated “National Girls and Women in Sports Day,” club member David Keller introduced Ilisa Kessler, the General Manager of FC Gold Pride, the Bay Area’s team in the new Womens Professional Soccer league, which begins its second season in April.
While also answering questions about sports management and the role of a GM in a fledgling league, Kessler also discussed the social impact of womens professional sports and other trends in sports and society.
Kessler has also been a part of other Bay Area womens sports franchises, including staff and operations positions with the WUSA’s SJ CyberRays and the ABA’s SJ Lasers. Before returning to sports management last year, she managed business operations for the ABC-KGO7 newsroom. She lives in San Leandro.
Afghanistan First to Use New Vaccine
Campbell Newsletter Jan 26 2010
Five Reasons to Support RI Foundation
Campbell Newsletter Jan 19 2010
FFF: Guadalupe River Trail on Jan 16
FUN, FITNESS AND FELLOWSHIP
Run, walk or stroll the third of our urban park trails with the fellowship of your fellow Rotarians. Get fit…have fun!
GUADALUPE RIVER TRAIL IN SAN JOSE
SATURDAY, JANUARY 16 @8:30AM
START: PANERA @ COLEMAN … RAIN OR SHINE!!!!!
Signature Event Set for April 17
Campbell Newsletter Jan 12 2010
Rotary In the ‘Rose Parade’
Campbell Newsletter Jan 5 2010
The Year In Review, Part I
History of Paramedic Services
Rotarian Adam Beck — in addition to hosting Grass Valley Rotarian Bill Beck — introduced the man who helped teach him to be an EMT. Bryan is a program director at West Med College, an affiliate of National University.
He shared the history of EMS and Paramedic services, including the original evolution of ambulance, which were initially more concerned about delivering customers to funeral homes than to hospitals. Today, paramedics are much more concerned with trauma care and medical service, and are usually considered to be more medically experienced than EMT first-responders.
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