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SUMMARY:Crown City Summer Fitness Challenge
DESCRIPTION:A Virtual Event presented by the Optimist Club of Coronado \n \nRegistration is now open for the inaugural fitness event that runs from July 4 through Labor Day\, Sept. 1. The entry fee is $50 and sign up is available at the top of the Optimist Club home page at optimistclubofcoronado.org. \nThis is something new for Coronado – sort of. During the pandemic\, in 2020\, the City of Coronado sponsored a “virtual” activity challenge celebrating the 130th birthday of Coronado. Over 1\,800 individuals and 140 teams participated in that event. Virtual means that a participant performs one or more of their favorite physical activities\, then logs the amount of time it took on a website ’activities entry’ page for the event. The site keeps track of how all participants are doing\, with results displayed and continually updated. \nOne of the fun things about a virtual event is that individuals can participate even if they are not in Coronado — family members for example\, or people who travel. Even deployed service members could form a team or be part of a family team. Already signed up is a team that calls themselves the “Price Club.” Heading up that team is renown Coronado resident\, Peggy Price\, 102 years young! Her son Jimmy said that when her name and birth date were entered\, the website kept asking if her birth date was correct before finally accepting it. Of course\, teams from a variety of clubs in Coronado are most welcome. \nFundraising is a primary goal but so are having fun and staying physically fit. “Hours-per-Week” is the primary measure of achievement: Bronze – 1 hour; Silver – 2 hours; Gold – 3 hours; and Diamond – 4 hours or more. The challenge is appropriate for anyone regardless of age or health situation. A variety of fitness activities are included in the challenge with obvious differences in the stress levels associated with each. Several awards\, individual and team\, will take these differences into account. \nOnce registered\, simply log your time doing fitness activities during the 60-day period. An awards celebration is planned for Saturday\, Sept. 6 at 9 am in Spreckels Park. \nThe Optimist Club would greatly appreciate your participation in this event and hopes that it turns into a fun annual summer event. And remember\, all the funds raised will assist youth of Coronado in reaching their full potential.
URL:https://coronadotimes.com/event/crown-city-summer-fitness-challenge/
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SUMMARY:Coronado Rotary Online Auction
DESCRIPTION:Join the Rotary Club of Coronado in raising funds to eradicate polio internationally and combat mental health issues in Coronado. In addition to the club’s traditional cause of ending polio throughout the world\, the club has chosen to support Safe Harbor Coronado as a vital resource locally to combat loneliness\, depression and suicidal thoughts. You can help! \nThere’s a limited-time opportunity to bid on unique experiences\, sporting activities\, and gorgeous art\, thanks to the generosity of the City of Coronado\, local businesses\, and individuals in town and across the bridge. \nBid on items and win at the Community Auction\nThrough September 8 at 8 pm PT\, visit CoronadoRotaryAuction.com to take advantage of amazing opportunities for recreation\, fabulous dining\, exclusive shopping and sports events (think Padres!) that can be found nowhere else. You can arrange for a family photo\, take over a local restaurant\, or have Santa visit your family for an hour on Christmas Eve!. This bidding opportunity is offered in conjunction with Coronado Rotary’s annual winetasting event to be held September 6. Winetasting tickets are sold out but everyone can still participate by bidding on these one-of-a-kind opportunities! \nBid Now
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CATEGORIES:art,community,entertainment,Philanthropy
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SUMMARY:Who's Afraid of Intelligent Tools?: Autonomous Systems\, Guardian Angel Systems\, and the Dangers of Cognitive Offloading
DESCRIPTION:As artificial intelligence and autonomous systems increasingly permeate our daily lives\, we face new questions about trust\, dependence\, and the erosion of critical thinking. University of San Diego’s Dr. Darby Vickers explores the the psychological and ethical consequences of offloading human judgment to machines.
URL:https://coronadotimes.com/event/whos-afraid-of-intelligent-tools-autonomous-systems-guardian-angel-systems-and-the-dangers-of-cognitive-offloading/
LOCATION:Coronado Public Library\, 640 Orange Ave\, Coronado\, CA\, 92118\, United States
CATEGORIES:education,lecture
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