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| Outrigger wins in Waikiki Honolulu Advertiser - Honolulu,HI,USA It was the club's first victory of the 2009 O'ahu Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association season. It was a surprising victory in that Outrigger had never scored ... |
| Outrigger Canoe Club captures Macfarlane Regatta Honolulu Advertiser - Honolulu,HI,USA Outrigger Canoe Club made its first victory of the season an impressive one, scoring 100 points to win the Walter J. Macfarlane Regatta today at Waikiki ... |
| Rambos Locker Outrigger Canoe Blog: Big Hit on Outrigger canoe ... By Rambo Extracted from my full video - One of the Outriggers canoes takes a big hit on the Crossing for Cancer paddle. If you want better quality go to Youtube hit HQ and the full screen button and watch in LARGE.... |
Outriggers record blitz
Fraser Coast Chronicle - Australia
The Fraser Coast Outriggers Canoe Club took home gold medals, and set new records, in the OC6 races and OC1 sprints. The outriggers also won a huge array of ...
| Outrigger team takes to the water London Informer - London,England,UK An unusual 'outrigger' canoe team which practices on the Thames near Hammersmith ... The OCUK team, who are taking part in the Paddle round the Pier event, ... LITTLE WARRIOR GETS IRONMAN PADDLING Hanson Sports Media - Brisbane,QLD,Australia ... even more challenging he'll be doing it using four different craft - the traditional paddleboard, OC1 outrigger, surf ski and stand-up racing board. ... Havasu Outrigger wins third place on ocean Today's News-Herald - Lake Havasu City,AZ,USA The Lake Havasu City Outrigger Canoe Club welcomes new paddlers to come try the sport, which is open to all levels and ages. The club meets at Rotary Swim ...
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On Saturday, August 8th, 2009, there will be a regatta on Lake George with classes for 3 kayak classes, including unlimited and OC1. There is also a class for a two person stock canoe and war canoe.
The race will start at Ti beach on Lake George, and head south to Anthony's Nose. Most classes will do 2 laps for 8 miles.
Details can be found on the Ticonderoga Area Chamber of Commerce site: http://www.ticonderogany.com/adirondackregatta.html
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Scripture
"But it came about that in the twenty-third year of King Jehoash the priests had not repaired the damages of the house. Then King Jehoash called for Jehoiada the priest, and for the other priests and said to them, "Why do you not repair the damages of the house? Now therefore take no ore money from your acquaintances, but paid it for the damages of the house." (2 Kings 12:6-7)
Observation
The priests were given specific instructions to repair the damages to the house of the Lord "wherever any damage may be found." (2 Kings 12:5). Yet, twenty-three years had passed and no a single hole was patched, nor were there any repairs performed to the house. What were the priests doing for twenty-three years? What was it that so preoccupied their time that it took so long? They were leaders, but they failed to lead. They were in positions of leadership, but without accomplishing their responsibilities, they failed in their roles.
Application
Our lives can be lived the same as the priests. Whether it applies to our marriages and families, or ministry, are we accomplishing what we are responsible to do? We may find ourselves cast in the role of being a father or mother, but are we doing what responsible fathers and mothers do for their families? We may have stood at the altar of marriage as a husband and wife, but are we fulfilling our duties of faithfulness, love and support to one another, or simply floating along the currents of life.
Whatever role we play, to fulfill our responsibilities, there are certain principles we must learn to live by:
Live by Choice, Not Chance;
Live Intentionally, not apathetically;
Focused, not distracted;
Each day comes with a choice as to how we will live out that day. Whether we set goals for the day, "to do" or checklists, there must be a means by which we can assess our progress for the day. And each day then becomes a stepping-stone along life's journey and provides intentionality in the way which we live, to keep us focused, not distracted, involved, not apathetic.
There is just one life that I get to live, for my wife, for my family, for the Lord and I must choose to make each day worth living. It will start with the choices I make, what I choose to accomplish. Life is too precious to allow twenty-three years to pass by without any progress being made. I choose to live by choice, not by chance. Each day I will set out 5 things that I need to accomplish that I might be faithful to what the Lord has given me.
Prayer
Thank you, Jesus, for the gift of a new day. I don't want to squander Your precious gift, but to steward my time today. Enlighten the eyes of my heart that I might see what You would want me to accomplish today, for my family, my marriage, for the ministry, then give me the wisdom, discernment and courage to finish Your assignment, not tomorrow, but TODAY.
In co-operation with OCUK, The UK’s Premier Outrigger Canoe club, PRTP is proud to present Outrigger Canoe racing for the first time: 
Long Distance Race
Course – 2 laps of a 5 mile course from West Pier to Brighton Marina and back.
Registration – Saturday, July 5th between 10.30am and 11.00am
Race Briefing – 11.00am
Race Start – 11.30am
Open to OC1, OC2, OC6
OC1 Sprint Race
Course – 250m out and back
Registration – Sunday July 6th between 11.00am and 11.30am
Race Briefing - 11.30am
Racing Starts – 12.00am
Open to OC1s only
OCUK will also, for a small donation to the PRTP charity pot, be offering to the public the opportunity to try the sport of Outrigger paddling. Participants will be given the chance to paddle in an OC6 between 3-5pm Saturday and 2-4pm Sunday. You may well get a little wet, so be prepared with at least a change of clothes. Floatation vests will be provided.
For more information or to register, please email oc@paddleroundthepier.com
Summer is here and we have been hitting the beaches. A little surfing, a little SUP and even some paddling. We have managed in the midst of all the fun to make some additions to the site:

Aloha everyone!
It is time for the 2009 Washington Monumental OC race! The weekend has arrived! Here is a schedule of events for the weekend. Also this is a gentle reminder that it is still not too late to come on down! We will have race day registration!
6:00 – 7:00 am
Race Day Set-Up
6:30 am
Race Day Registration for paddlers and teams; Lunch payment for non-paddlers
Up to ~ 7:15 am
All boats rigged, set buoys, get chase boats ready
7:30 am
Race Captain’s Meeting
7:30 am
Race Officials Ready
7:50 am
Oli by Mamo (following Captain’s meeting)
8:00 am
Women’s Open and Masters Race
10:00 am
Men’s Open and Masters Race
10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Massage Begins
12 noon
Mixed Race
12 noon – 1:15pm
Sky High Radio Band
1:00 pm
Novice Race
1:30 pm
Food and Entertainment Begins
1:30 pm
Welcome and Opening Remarks by Joy
1:45pm – 2:15 pm
Halau O’ Aulani Dancers
2:30 – 3:00 pm
Awards Presentation
3:00 – 4:00 pm
Sky High Radio Band
4:00 pm
Conclusion/Start Clean-Up