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Profile BASE Jumper: Sean Chuma
Sean Chuma
BASE is an acronym which stands for Building, Antenna, Span, and Earth. Simply put, it is a sport in which parachutists jump from fixed objects. Sean Chuma began grooming for a career in parachute stunts, and action sports at an early age. At the age of 6 Sean started competing for over 10 years in gymnastics at a local and regional competition level in the Midwest and Intermountain West regions of the United States. In his late teens, Sean became a nationally competitive pole- vaulter, setting multiple Idaho State High School Records and earning an athletic scholarship to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. At the age of 16, Sean became one of the youngest licensed skydivers in Idaho history, cementing his love for action and parachute sports. Sean funded his new found love for skydiving as a teen by becoming a PSIA level 2 ski instructor at Bogus Basin ski resort outside of Boise, Idaho. In 2007, after completing over 700 skydives, Sean made the move to Twin Falls, Idaho where he now owns and runs a successful BASE jumping school called I-D BASE.
Sean's impressive athletic background in gymnastics, skiing, and pole-vaulting has provided him with the necessary skill set and physique to successfully perform complicated aerial maneuvers in BASE jumping. He is recognized globally for his innovation and style, and is well known for setting new standards in the sport of BASE jumping. He has originated several well recognized aerial tricks, unpacked jumps, and low exit techniques. Sean is recognized for making the "tweener" famous by successfully performing this trick off multiple BASE exits.
In 2009, Sean and his former business partners developed the world's first commercial tandem BASE jumping operation. During the experimental phase,Sean personally performed many test jumps with experienced BASE jumpers acting as passengers. Since 2009, he has completed over 700 tandem Base jumps without incident and currently holds the record for the most tandem BASE jumps completed. In 2014 Sean completed a tandem jump from each of the four objects in the word B.A.S.E. It is presumed, Sean is the first and only person in the world to have done this. In addition to these achievements, Sean, having the most BASE jumps in the world at over 6100, is one of the world's foremost experts in BASE gear testing, instruction in BASE jumping safety, body mechanics, jump coordination, and location scouting.
Sean's company, Tandem BASE LLC, has performed tandem BASE jumps at Bridge Day in Fayetteville, West Virginia for the past 7 years. He was the first person to complete a tandem BASE jump from the Menara KL Tower, and also the Wisma Sanyan in Malaysia in 2013. He has done over 25 tandem jumps from the KL Tower since. In 2014 Sean became the first person to perform a tandem Base jump in Zakynthos, Greece at Shipwreck Beach, and has done 14 of them at the beach to date. He also performed the first tandem jump in Arco, Italy at the famous Monte' Brento exit point. Sean has performed tandem jumps with a quadriplegic man and three other paraplegic passengers. He has taken Marlena Katene, as the first passenger to jump with Cerebral Palsy, o of the KL tower in 2016. Sean absolutely loves to share the sport of BASE with people that would not get to do it otherwise.
One of Sean's favorite achievements includes taking 102 year-old Dorothy Custer on a tandem BASE jump from the Perrine Bridge in June of 2013. Being able to travel the world, meeting like-minded people, and BASE jumping in incredible places is his biggest joy. Currently, Sean is moving towards a career in television and film and has made several television appearances in the past 8 years including: The Travel Channel's Ride-iculous, Trip Flip, MSNBC's Caught on Camera, CNN (Sunshine Superman), and Nitro Circus Live.
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NEW YORK (BIVN) - Hawaii's Democratic Congresswoman says she will "never allow partisanship to undermine our national security when the lives of countless people lay in the balance."
NEW YORK, NY – U.S. Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard today released the following statement on her meeting with President-elect Donald Trump.
Gabbard stated the meeting had to do with Syria, although media reported the meeting was in regards to a possible cabinet position.
"While the rules of political expediency would say I should have refused to meet with President-elect Trump, I never have and never will play politics with American and Syrian lives," Gabbard added.
Rep. Gabbard just won re-election to the U.S Congress. She was on Hawaii Island on Veterans Day, when she delivered the keynote speech at a ceremony in Volcano.
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard speaks at the Kilauea Military Camp ceremony on Veterans Day. Video by David Corrigan.
Gabbard, a Democrat and early supporter of Bernie Sanders in his bid to win the party's nomination, said she would not let the political divide in Washington hamper a dialogue.
"President-elect Trump and I had a frank and positive conversation in which we discussed a variety of foreign policy issues in depth," Gabbard added. "I shared with him my grave concerns that escalating the war in Syria by implementing a so-called no fly/safe zone would be disastrous for the Syrian people, our country, and the world. It would lead to more death and suffering, exacerbate the refugee crisis, strengthen ISIS and al-Qaeda, and bring us into a direct conflict with Russia which could result in a nuclear war. We discussed my bill to end our country's illegal war to overthrow the Syrian government, and the need to focus our precious resources on rebuilding our own country, and on defeating al-Qaeda, ISIS, and other terrorist groups who pose a threat to the American people.
"For years, the issue of ending interventionist, regime change warfare has been one of my top priorities. This was the major reason I ran for Congress—I saw firsthand the cost of war, and the lives lost due to the interventionist warmongering policies our country has pursued for far too long.


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Administration News
USAID releases implementation plan for global COVID-19 response
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) released its implementation plan detailing the agency's role in advancing the goals of the U.S. COVID-19 Global Response and Recovery Framework. USAID's plan: 1) outlines the problems the agency will address as it implements the broader U.S. framework, 2) defines cross-cutting principles to guide the agency's response, 3) summarizes opportunities to integrate the plan into program design and management, and 4) describes a monitoring, learning, and evaluation approach to ensure the agency is delivering on its commitments. Funds to implement the plan will come from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 and other funds appropriated for the COVID-19 response. USAID has also released an updated COVID-19 response factsheet, which details agency investments in the COVID-19 response as of October 4.
Biden administration releases first ever National Strategy on Gender Equity and Equality
On October 22, the White House Gender Policy Council released the first ever National Strategy on Gender Equity and Equality. The strategy sets forth "a comprehensive agenda to advance gender equity and equality in domestic and foreign policy" identifying ten interconnected priorities, including increasing access to healthcare. Regarding global health, the strategy aims to improve health care, promote access to sexual and reproductive health and rights, and address the effects of health inequity.
Biden administration releases GHSA annual report
On October 14, the Biden-Harris administration released its annual report titled "Strengthening Health Security Across the Globe: Progress and Impact of United States Government Investments in the Global Health Security Agenda," which details progress made to strengthen health security capacity through the Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA) in Fiscal Year (FY) 2022. This year's report cites how GHSA investments have contributed to the COVID-19 response and outlines a strategic approach for assessing countries to meet specific targets. GHSA, initially launched as a five-year program in 2014, to evaluate and strengthen health security capacity resulted in another five-year plan, "GHSA 2024" committed to bold action in 100 countries.
USAID releases MCH fact sheet
USAID has released a fact sheet detailing its investments in maternal and child health and nutrition outlining how and where the agency is delivering lifesaving results as well as a funding snapshot of the FY20 budget.
2021 PEPFAR Scientific Advisory Board meeting
The 2021 PEPFAR Scientific Advisory Board meeting will take place virtually November 2-3. Please visit the link for a full agenda and dial-in details.
Congressional News
Nominations update
The nomination of Dr. John Nkengasong to serve as Ambassador-at-Large and Coordinator of United States Government Activities to Combat HIV/AIDS Globally at the Department of State was sent to the Senate on October 19, beginning the formal nomination process of Dr. Nkengasong.
House Appropriations SFOPS Subcommittee to hold hearing on global COVID-19 response
On October 27 at 10:00am, the House Appropriations State and Foreign Operations (SFOPS) Subcommittee will hold a hearing: U.S. Global COVID-19 Response: Actions Taken & Future Needs. Among the witnesses are Jeremy Konyndyk, Executive Director of the USAID COVID-19 Task Force and Senior Advisor to the Administrator at USAID, and Gayle Smith, Coordinator for Global COVID-19 Response and Health Security at the Department of State.
Democratic representatives sign letter to administration urging bold action to expand COVID-19 access and manufacturing
On October 12, twelve Democratic lawmakers sent a letter to Biden-Harris administration officials urging them to "take bold steps to dramatically expand global COVID-19 vaccine access and manufacturing capabilities as quickly as possible." The letter calls out Moderna for not cooperating with calls to share its COVID-19 vaccine technology and urges the administration to review its contract with Moderna, which may allow the government to access and share Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine information. The letter also outlines a series of questions to better understand the scope of the administration's contract with Moderna, to be answered no later than Tuesday, October 26.
Senate releases final FY22 appropriations bills, including SFOPS and LHHS
On October 18, the Senate released their final nine fiscal year (FY) 2022 appropriations bills, including the SFOPS and Labor, Health and Human Services (LHHS) bills. The SFOPS bill includes $10.35 billion for global health programs, a nearly $1.2 billion increase above the FY21 enacted level (although a slightly smaller increase than the House level). The bill includes $1 billion for global health security, an $810 million increase above the FY21 enacted level, and also provides increases for many other disease programs, including: TB (+$81 million); malaria: (+$30 million); maternal & child health (+$85.45 million); nutrition (+$10 million); neglected tropical diseases (+$10 million); vulnerable children (+$5.5 million); and family planning (+$75 million). For more information, visit the explanatory statement and bill text.
The LHHS appropriations bill includes $9.73 billion for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), an increase of approximately $1.85 billion over the FY21 enacted level (this is lower than the House level but above the President's FY22 Budget Request). The bill provides an increase of approximately $4.9 billion to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) over FY21 enacted levels (though the topline comes in lower than the President's FY22 Budget Request). For more information, please visit the explanatory statement and bill text.
G20 happenings: G20 leaders meetings and final C20 communique
Much anticipated G20 leaders meetings will take place at the end of the week. G20 Health and Finance Ministers will meet on October 29-30 and the G20 Leaders' Summit will take place on October 30-31. In the lead up to these meetings, G20 Finance Ministers released a communique which renewed commitment to supporting vulnerable countries affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and also welcomed the new general Special Drawing Rights (SDR) allocation implemented by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on August 23, 2021. It also reaffirmed "the crucial role of the multilateral development banks' long-term support towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)."
C20 held meetings last week and published its communique focused on centering human rights and utilizing a gender lens. C20 remains concerned about the lack of concrete pledges and hope that the health and finance ministers' meeting will provide some more concrete items.
Lastly, GHC's Multilateral Roundtable sent a letter to the U.S. government highlighting key priorities we would like to see reflected in those deliberations. These include: working with G20 partners on COVID-19 dose sharing and resource mobilization for the ACT-A framework, strengthening global manufacturing, and re-investing in priorities that build towards the sustainable development goals.
World Health Summit kicks off
The 2021 World Health Summit is taking place in Berlin and virtually from October 24-26. This year's sessions are focused around the themes relating to vaccine equity and pandemic preparedness, among others. In his remarks, WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros called out four areas of the global health architecture that must be strengthened: governance, financing, systems and tools, and WHO itself. Additionally, Dr. Tedros announced a joint World Health Summit in 2022. The Global Preparedness Monitoring Board is expected to release its annual report on the sidelines of the World Health Summit on Tuesday, October 26.
WHO releases ACT-A Strategic Review
On October 8, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Access to COVID-19 Tools Accelerator (ACT-A) partners released an independent report, prepared by Dalberg, reviewing ACT-A's current functions and the mechanism's future role. The strategic review also outlined the mechanism's achievements, challenges, and gaps to inform its future work. Among the report recommendations are calls to close the equity gap in access to COVID-19 tools, ensure recipient countries play an active and mentoring role in the work of ACT-A, and build strengthened visibility and accountability to make it easier to follow ACT-A's work.
WHO releases position paper on health system resilience, UHC, and health security
On October 19, WHO released a position paper on "Building health systems resilience for UHC and health security during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond," which calls for renewed commitment to build resilient health systems through the integration of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and health security efforts. The position paper outlines seven policy recommendations which range from investing in primary health care to strengthening preparedness and response capacity to ensuring a whole-of-government, whole-of-society approach to position health as central to socioeconomic growth and resilience. This position paper is closely aligned with GHC's New Vision for Global Health: Building Equitable and Resilient Health Systems.
World TB report released, progress against TB reverses
The WHO has released its annual Global 2021 Tuberculosis Report, which provides a comprehensive assessment of the global TB epidemic. According to the 2021 report, COVID-19 has reversed years of progress against the disease and, for the first time in over a decade, deaths from TB have increased. Major challenges in 2020 included a reduction in access to TB services and resources, leaving people struggling to seek care in lockdowns.
New members of SAGO announced/new COVID origins study
On October 13, WHO announced the 26 proposed members of its Scientific Advisory Group for the Origins of Novel Pathogens (SAGO), which will advise WHO on a global framework to guide studies of the origins of emerging pathogens with pandemic potential, including SARS-CoV-2. Following the announcement is a two-week consultation period for the WHO to receive feedback on the proposed SAGO members, which will then be followed by the SAGO's first meeting.
2021 Lancet Countdown releases annual report on health and climate change
The Lancet Countdown, an independent international collaboration that monitors the linkages between climate and health, has released its 2021 report. This annual report highlights trends in public health and climate change. This year's report coincides with the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change 26th Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow from October 31-November 12.