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[Drone Flight - DJI Mavic Pro]

You see that guy

that's me

have you ever had one of those moments where

you just think to yourself

how on earth did I end up here

yeah buddy

last year I did this cycle trip from San Francisco to San Diego

Before I forgot what It was like I thought I better go back

queue San Francisco Skyline

Okay step 1 - cycle across San Francisco step 2 coffee mode

step 3 we're going four the golden gate bridge step 4 just keep going

we've got this

You see these trips have a special way of altering your perception of time

a day, a week, a month, 9 to 5, a weekend, a day off

time feels different depending on how you use it

you know i never thought this cycle touring thing would be for me

but it turns out its kind of a superpower you cant get more time

but we do get a choice of how we use it

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five days 270 miles

and the best way i've found to slow down time

For more infomation >> Cycle Touring California | DJI Mavic Pro - Duration: 2:35.

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Access and Functional Needs Support for California Wildfire Survivors - Duration: 1:44.

Hi, My name is Vance Taylor.

I'm the Chief of the Office of Access and Functional Needs here at the California Governor's

Office of Emergency Services.

Cal OES and FEMA, we're partnering together to ensure that all survivors from these historic

wildfires are able to receive equal access to the great programs and services that our

state and federal partners are providing for folks.

Now if you're an individual with a disability or an access and functional need and you live

in Butte, Lake, Mendocino, Nevada, Orange, Sonoma, or Yuba counties, then we're here

to help.

And if you need assistance with things like completing an application, ASL interpretation,

language translation or getting materials in large print or braille, we want you to

dial 916-361-0380.

Or if you use TTY, dial 711.

Now, who exactly is a survivor with a disability or an access or functional need?

Well, that's anybody that has a disability.

It's anybody who has a chronic illness or injury.

It's anybody that doesn't speak English as their primary language or individuals who

are transportation disadvantaged.

So, if that's you dial the number.

And if you're not sure if it's you or not, dial it anyway, cause we're here to help.

That's how we get to a safer, more secure, independent California.

Thank you.

For more infomation >> Access and Functional Needs Support for California Wildfire Survivors - Duration: 1:44.

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Sutter Santa Rosa Staff Help Save Hospital During 2017 Northern California Wildfires - Duration: 2:58.

JEFFREY MILLER: We kind of got together and talked

about a few things with my command staff

and then I started calling engineers in.

And then the fire came through the neighborhood right

behind us.

KELSEY CLAYBROOK: The street was burning,

there were flames along the highway here.

ROBIN ALLEN: And off in the distance

we could see buildings starting to burn.

So we knew it was getting closer to us.

KELSEY CLAYBROOK: And the wind was very difficult.

It was very, very hot.

It was hard to see what you were doing.

The smoke would come your way.

ROBIN ALLEN: Sometime between 2:00 and 4:00 AM, I walked down

and the firestorm was around us.

And I got our facilities guys and security.

JOSEPH BILLS: Heard overhead that there

were embers on the rooftops.

So we grabbed fire extinguishers, me

and security and engineering.

We went up there and I couldn't tell you

how many fire extinguishers we went through.

But I know there was pictures of some of them

that were pretty much exploded because we dropped them

where they were out outside.

KELSEY CLAYBROOK: I'm sure there's planning for it,

but for all my practice and thought,

we're thinking about the staff and the patients.

JOSEPH BILLS: At one point there were

five of us kind of putting out the spot fires.

And then when it got too intense and too smoky out there,

we just said, we got to go.

JEFFREY MILLER: The fire department was here.

And they were trying to stay ahead of the fire

but it pretty much overtook us in a few minutes

and got down along the southeast side of the property

where well system is.

So I had to get them out to the well

heads to put that fire out, because if we

would have lost that, we would have lost everything.

ROBIN ALLEN: There was at one point

where the fire came very close to our medical gas tanks,

probably within 10 feet of them.

KELSEY CLAYBROOK: Grabbed myself,

a registration employee, some environmental services

employees, you know it's a group effort.

We grabbed extinguishers and radios and I ran them outside.

JEFFREY MILLER: We're out there with garden hoses

and five-gallon buckets and shovels.

ROBIN ALLEN: They had the golf cart with water on it

and they were surrounding the building

and just putting out spot fires.

JOSEPH BILLS: I wasn't really terrified or anything

just more or less I just wanted to get everybody safe

and get out of there.

JEFFREY MILLER: We were able to save the entire facility.

The MOB got a couple of scorch marks on it,

but that was about it.

Unfortunately the Shea House on our property

that the NICU families get to stay in,

completely burned to the ground.

JOSEPH BILLS: It was a very chaotic position

to be put into for everybody.

And I think we all got through it really well.

And I couldn't imagine it going any better than it was.

KELSEY CLAYBROOK: We're back on the right track.

It feels good.

You know, everyone's in the building again

and this is what we're supposed to be doing here.

WILLIAM CARROLL: The team that we have here was phenomenal.

And really I know the stories are coming out,

but that the acts of individual courage,

the stoicism that was displayed that night,

really truly remarkable.

For more infomation >> Sutter Santa Rosa Staff Help Save Hospital During 2017 Northern California Wildfires - Duration: 2:58.

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Mochy vs Bob Wachtel 11p (Super JP in California Championship) 1/3 - Duration: 48:59.

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For more infomation >> Mochy vs Bob Wachtel 11p (Super JP in California Championship) 1/3 - Duration: 48:59.

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Mochy vs Bob Wachtel 11p (Super JP in California Championship) 2/3 - Duration: 37:04.

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