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The body recovered from the ocean in the area of milepost marker 3.89 South Highway 1, Gualala has been identified as that of Stephen Clark Pease, 57, from Roseville, Calif., according to press releases from the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office. The body was discovered by recreational divers and retrieved by law enforcement officers on Nov. 23, 2013 and later identified through the serial number on a hip implant. Classification of the death of Stephen Clark Pease is still undetermined, and the rented silver 2014 Chevrolet Captiva with Oregon license plate 500GKN, which Mr. Pease was known to be driving, has yet to be located. Read the original press release and two updates below.
On 11.23.13, at approximately 1230 hours, recreational divers were swimming in the Pacific Ocean near the shore in the area of milepost marker 3.89 South Highway 1, Gualala, when they located the floating body of a deceased person.
The divers called the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office. The Sonoma County Sheriff Helicopter (Henry 1), members of the South Coast Volunteer Fire Department, a California Highway Patrol Officer, and a California Department of Fish and Wildlife Warden also responded to assist with the recovery of the decedent.
The warden donned a wetsuit and swam out to the decedent and pulled him to the shore. Due to the height and steepness of the cliff it was not possible to carry the decedent up to the roadway. A Sonoma County Deputy Sheriff and a South Coast Firefighter were suspended under the helicopter and lowered to the decedent. They were able to place the decedent's remains in a litter and they were moved to an open field near the roadway with the helicopter.
The male decedent appears to have been in the water for more than a few days and no identification was located. The Mendocino County Sheriff's Office is investigating the identity of the decedent at this time.
The Mendocino County Sheriff's Office wishes to gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, California Highway Patrol, and South Coast Fire Department.
On 11-26-13 a forensic autopsy was conducted on the decedent and during the examination the decedent was found to have hip replacement implants.
A check of the serial numbers on the implants confirmed the decedent as being Stephen Clark Pease who had been reported missing to the Roseville Police Department on 10-31-13.
The Roseville Police Department missing person's investigation determined Pease had checked out of a Fort Bragg area motel on 11-03-13, which was approximately 50-60 miles from where his body was recovered.
Pease was last known to be driving a rented silver 2014 Chevrolet Captiva with Oregon license plate 500GKN and at this time the vehicle's whereabouts are unknown.
The coroner's investigation is ongoing into the cause of Pease's death.
On 01-15-2014 the Mendocino County Chief Deputy Coroner classified the death of Stephen Clark Pease as being Undetermined due to undetermined causes.
The rented silver 2014 Chevrolet Captiva with Oregon license plate 500GKN has yet to be located even after a land and aerial search of the area where Pease was found.
As part of their military readiness and training programs the U.S. Navy utilizes sonar and explosives which impact marine life. To evaluate the impacts of this program, the Navy has prepared a draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) and is now inviting public comment on this draft EIS. Click here for the EIS Document and here for the on-line public comment form. More information appears in the Navy press releases below.
Hear more on this story in the report below, submitted and aired by KMUD News Director, Terri Klemetson, on the KMUD Local NEWS, Friday, Jan. 24, 2014.
Press releases from the Navy Public Affairs Ofice:
The U.S. Navy has prepared a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) to evaluate the potential environmental impacts associated with military readiness training and testing activities conducted primarily within existing range complexes, operating areas and testing ranges in the Northwest Training and Testing (NWTT) Study Area.
The Navy invites the public to comment on the NWTT Draft EIS, whether it be online on the project website, in person at one of our public meetings, or by mail. The document as well as an online comment form can be found on the project's website at www.NWTTEIS.com. All comments must be postmarked or received online by March 25, 2014, for consideration in the Final EIS.
*Note: This EIS is different from the EA-18 G Growler Airfield Operations EIS for Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, the P-8 A MMA Supplemental EIS for Naval Air Station Whidbey Island and the Naval Weapons Systems Training Facility Boardman EIS in Boardman, Oregon.
Release #14-001;Jan. 24, 2014:
Northwest Training and Testing Draft Environmental Impact Statement/Overseas Environmental Impact Statement Available for Public Review and Comment
SILVERDALE, Wash. - The U.S. Navy has prepared a Draft Environmental Impact Statement/Overseas Environmental Impact Statement (EIS/OEIS) to evaluate the potential environmental impacts associated with military readiness training and testing activities conducted primarily within existing range complexes, operating areas and testing ranges in the Northwest Training and Testing (NWTT) Study Area. The Navy invites you to comment on the NWTT Draft EIS/OEIS.
Proposed Action
The Navy proposes to conduct training and testing activities, to include the use of active sonar and explosives, within the NWTT Study Area. The Proposed Action also includes pierside sonar maintenance and testing within the NWTT Study Area.
The purpose of the Proposed Action is to ensure that the Navy accomplishes its mission to maintain, train and equip combat-ready naval forces capable of winning wars, deterring aggression and maintaining freedom of the seas. This mission is achieved in part by training and testing within the NWTT Study Area. The NWTT EIS/OEIS also supports the renewal of federal regulatory permits and authorizations for current training and testing activities and future activities requiring environmental analysis.
The NWTT Study Area is composed of Navy training and testing range complexes, operating areas, testing facilities, and select Navy pierside locations in the Pacific Northwest. Aircraft training and testing activities that take place on or within established Navy airfields at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, Wash. or Naval Weapons Systems Training Facility Boardman, Ore. are not included in this NWTT EIS/OEIS.
Visit the project website at www.NWTTEIS.com to download the Draft EIS/OEIS, view a map of the NWTT Study Area, learn more about the project and submit comments online.
Availability of Draft EIS/OEIS and Public Comment Period:
The Navy is seeking public input on the Proposed Action and alternatives, and the accuracy and adequacy of the Draft EIS/OEIS analysis. The Draft EIS/OEIS is available for public review online at www.NWTTEIS.com and at the following locations:
Northern California:
. Fort Bragg Branch Library
. Humboldt County Public Library, Arcata Main Library
. Humboldt County Public Library, Eureka Main Library
The Navy is accepting comments throughout the 60-day public comment period, from Jan. 24, 2014, to March 25, 2014. All comments must be postmarked or received online by March 25, 2014, for consideration in the Final EIS/OEIS. Written comments may be submitted via the project website at www.NWTTEIS.com, in person at the public meetings or by mail to:
Naval Facilities Engineering Command Northwest
Attention: Ms. Kimberly Kler - NWTT EIS/OEIS Project Manager
1101 Tautog Circle, Suite 203
Silverdale, WA 98315-1101
Public Meetings:
Eight public meetings will be held to inform the public about the Navy's Proposed Action and findings in the Draft EIS/OEIS, and solicit public comments on the environmental analysis. The public meetings will include an open house information session starting at 5 p.m. During this time, Navy representatives will provide information and answer questions about the Proposed Action and Draft EIS/OEIS. A short presentation by the Navy will begin at 6:30 p.m. Comments will be accepted throughout the public meeting.
The North Coast Calif. Meetings are listed below: Open House Information Sessions: 5-8 p.m./Navy Presentation: 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Red Lion Hotel Redwood Ballroom
1929 4th St.
Eureka, CA
Friday, March 7, 2014
Redwood Coast Senior Center West Room
490 N. Harold St.
Fort Bragg, CA
Dakota Danial Hayward (shown in the photo) was arrested at a residence in Coffee Creek, north of Trinity Center, for the murder of William "Billy" Foster, according to a press release from the Trinity County Sheriff's Office. Foster was found deceased at his residence in Trinity Center by Sheriff's Deputies on Jan. 18 after the Sheriff's Office Dispatch Center received a call reporting a shooting at the residence. Subsequent investigations led to the identification and arrest of Dakota Hayward, age 21, as the murder suspect. The press release appears below.
Press release from the Trinity County Sheriff's Office, dated January 20, 2014:
On January 18, 2014 at approximately 10:00 pm the Trinity County Sheriff's Office Dispatch Center received a call for medical aid stating that a male adult had been shot at a residence on the corner of Maude and Airport Road in Trinity Center. When Investigators and Deputies arrived on scene they located the victim identified as William "Billy" Foster deceased at his residence in Trinity Center. The reporting party for the medical aid was located and interviewed. A suspect was identified as Dakota Danial Hayward of Trinity Center. Investigators received information that Hayward was at a residence in Coffee Creek north of Trinity Center. Deputies located Hayward at that residence in Coffee Creek and took him into custody without incident.
Investigators have interviewed Hayward and other witnesses to the crime. Motive or any other specific details will not be released at this time as to not compromise the investigation.
Dakota Hayward was booked into the Trinity County Jail on 187(a) PC – Murder. He is still currently in custody without bail.
A 60 year old man died in a Humboldt County hospital last Mon. from complications related to flu confirmed to be H1N1 influenza, according to a press release from the Humboldt County Department of Health and Human Services. The event prompted Humboldt County Health Officer Dr. Donald Baird to remark that,"...this resident's death serves as a reminder that H1N1 has the potential to cause serious illness, in all age groups, even in previously healthy individuals."
Flu season, in general, begins in Oct. and continues until May, and The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that everyone age 6 and up should get flu vaccinations. Click here for CDC current flu season information. Some Public Health Clinics in Humboldt County offer flu vaccinations, including a walk-in flu shot clinic every Thursday in January from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Public Health office at 529 I St. in Eureka with no appointment necessary. Click here for a list of Public Health Offices locations and phone numbers. Vaccination services are also available at many local pharmacies and healthcare providers. The full press release appears below.
Press release from Humboldt County Department of Health and Human Services:
A man in his 60s died Monday in a Humboldt County hospital from influenza related complications. Laboratory results confirmed H1N1 influenza. Officials report he had other underlying health conditions. "Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this time," said Humboldt County Health Officer Dr. Donald Baird, who added that to protect the man's privacy, no additional information would be released. Baird noted that while some cases of flu can be less severe than others, this resident's death serves as a reminder that H1N1 has the potential to cause serious illness, in all age groups, even in previously healthy individuals.
This death is the first in Humboldt County believed to be related to H1N1 for the 2013-14 flu season. Flu season generally runs from October to May. Statewide, seven laboratory-confirmed flu deaths of people under the age of 65 have been reported this flu season to the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) as of Jan. 4. An additional 28 deaths are currently being investigated as possibly related to influenza.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that everyone 6 months of age and older be vaccinated. It usually takes two weeks after receiving the flu vaccine for antibodies to build up in the body sufficiently to achieve the best protection."A flu vaccine is needed every year because flu viruses are constantly changing," said Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Public Health Director Susan Buckley. "Getting vaccinated is the best way to reduce the chances that you will get the flu and spread it to others." This year's flu vaccine protects against three different flu viruses: H1N1, H3N2 and one type of influenza B. Most of the cases tested locally are coming back positive for H1N1, the same strain associated with the 2009 pandemic.
DHHS is offering a walk-in flu shot clinic every Thursday in January from 1 to 4 p.m. at its Public Health office at 529 I St. in Eureka. Remaining clinic dates are Jan. 16, 23 and 30. No appointment is necessary. The cost of the flu shot is $17, though no one will be turned away for inability to pay. Medicare is accepted. In addition to the Thursday walk-in clinic, appointments for flu vaccines can be made Monday through Friday at the DHHS Public Health Clinic. To make an appointment, call 268-2108. Vaccines are also available at a number of other local pharmacies and healthcare providers.
"There is more you can do to prevent the spread of the flu in addition to getting a flu shot," Buckley said. "We recommend practicing the '3 Cs': Clean your hands, cover your nose and mouth when you sneeze or cough, and contain your germs by staying home if you get sick."
Update April 1, 2014 - The rainstorms in March helped to get us caught up in our Rain Season Totals, but we're not out of the woods yet. The Rain Season comparisons typically begin with a dry period and end in a dry period, which for us, in Northern California, is from July thru June. The table and chart below were provided by KMUD Weather Watcher Cheryl Albritton. The photo was taken on March 31, 2014 by Bob Froehlich and shows Sprowel Creek about a quarter mile before it flows into the South Fork Eel River.
Season Rainfall Comparisons (shown in inches) : July 1- March 31 for 4 years, 2013-2014 thru 2010-2011 (Note, the Eureka data for 2010-2011 was unavailable.)
Update March, 29, 2014 - With even more rain in the forecast for our local areas, the last storm served to swell our creeks, rivers and ponds and bring springs in the area back to life. Whitethorn was the big winner in this listing of rainfall from 17 locations in our area. The photo shows Little Sprowel Creek today (Sat. March 29). The table below was provided by KMUD Weather Watcher Cheryl Albritton.
The table below lists 24-hour rainfall totals from Fri. morning, March 28, through Sat. morning March 29, 2014. Locations are listed alphabetically.
Update: March 3, 2014 - Rain totals for the month of Feb., 2014 are looking good, but season to date (July 1, 2013 - Feb. 28, 2014) rainfall is still well below average - view the details in the tables and charts below (provided by Cheryl Albritton.)
Use the player below to hear KMUD Weather Watcher, Cheryl Albritton, report the latest details. This story was aired on the KMUD Local News on Friday, Feb. 28, 2014 by KMUD News Director Terri Klemetson.
Update: Feb. 10, 2014 - Latest storm brings some relieve to California drought crisis.
The creeks, rivers and ponds in the North Calif. Coastal area are looking somewhat better as the last three day rainfall brings some much needed precipitation to our area. KMUD News Weather Watcher, Cheryl Albritton, had this to say as she supplied the local rainfall numbers for the Feb.6 through Feb. 10 period. "Turns out we didn't need a Miracle March or Miracle May. Instead we got a Fabulous February!! Here are some rainfall totals for this recent storm - shown going from highest rainfall amount to lowest rainfall amount."
In the second table below Cheryl searched out and reported areas in California that had the highest daily rainfall during specific days of that Feb. 6-10 period. All numbers are reported in inches.
Update: Jan 30, 2014 - Our area has received some rain in this last storm (see below for the actual numbers from Cheryl Albritton) but not enough to affect current drought conditions. On last night's KMUD Local News, Anchor Amber Griffin aired an interview with Robert Ruehl, the Observing Program Leader with the National Weather Service in Eureka who indicates that, "The rainfall we experienced over the last 24 hours hasn't really been anything we can consider a drought buster." Use the player below, to hear more on the rainfall issue, including some speculations on what may lie head for our area.
According to KMUD Weather Watcher Cheryl Albritton, "While this storm system didn't do much as far as the drought is considered, it was a much needed drop in the bucket of water. Fire danger will be dampened down for a few days, and the flora and fauna, as well as a few vehicles, got a much needed bath."
The table below shows local rainfall totals for the two-day storm system, Jan.28-29, 2014 - data and table supplied by Cheryl Albritton.
Update Jan. 26, 2014: It's dry, dry....dry
Weather watching has become the hot topic of conversation and concern lately as California Governor Brown declared a state-wide drought emergency on Jan. 17, 2014. Locally, December rainfall totals were very low and continued lack of rain in January has many worried about what this may mean for our summer creeks, rivers and fish. Lake Oroville and lake Shasta are both at only 36% full and other reservoirs fair even worse, while the Sierra snow-pack, where the state gets about a third of its water, was 84% below average as of Jan. 10.
The lack of precipitation is attributed to a massive zone of high pressure nearly four miles high and 2,000 miles long that has been blocking storms for more than a year. Meteorologist Daniel Swain calls this "The Ridiculously Resilient Ridge." And according to Swain's blog, the Calif. Weather Blog (http://www.weatherwest.com) , blocking ridges and persistent high surface pressure centers are actually a fairly common feature of the climate over the North Pacific region in winter and have often been associated with periods of dry and stable weather along the West Coast of North America, including California. But this present condition, the Ridiculously Resilient Ridge (RRR), has behaved in a manner not typical of most North Pacific ridging events. The RRR keeps re-building, and it is this resilience that makes it extremely unusual.
There are even speculations that we could be headed into a cycle of longer lasting drought periods as evidence mounts that ancient droughts in California occurred about 1100 years ago and lasted as long as 220 years and that relatively wet periods like the 20th century have been the exception rather than the rule in California. This information appeared in a New York Times Science article by William K. Stevens on July 19, 1994 and cited work done by Dr. Scott Stine, a paleoclimatologist at California State University at Hayward, who used radiocarbon dating techniques to determine the age of the trees' outermost annual growth rings.
KMUD Weather Watcher, Cheryl Albritton, has suppied the charts and tables of rainfall seen below, and according to Cheryl, "California is set to have 2013 go down as the driest year since 1850. Here is a snapshot of the month of Dec in Humboldt County - 2010 thru 2013. The extreme swings in the pattern of precipitation are readily apparent."
Sat., Jan. 11, 2014 storm rainfall totals, in inches, Humboldt, Mendocino, Del Norte and Trinity Counties.
(Data supplied by Cheryl Albritton.)
Update: Jan. 30, 2014 - As reported by Amber Griffin on the KMUD Local News, Jan. 29, 2014, the U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights will proceed with a formal investigation regarding alleged racial discrimination against Native American students at Loleta Union School District. The investigation was triggered by a complaint filed by the California Indian Legal Services and the American Civil Liberties Union on December 18, 2014. See the original post and a link to the complaint letter below. According to Amber Griffin, "The ACLU expects to sit down with the Office of Civil Rights by the end of the month to discuss allegations in detail."
Click here for additional information on this development appearing in an article by Will Houston in the Times-Standard.
The original post appears below.
Last evening KMUD News covered the suit filed against the Eureka School District by the ACLU and the National Center for Youth Law in behalf of a group of students. See the post below: "ACLU files discrimination suit against Eureka City Schools." Now another complaint has surfaced. This one from the California Indian Legal Services and the ACLU asking the Department of Education Civil Rights Division to investigate alleged racial discrimination against Native American students at Loleta Union School District. Click here to see the letter addressed to the U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights.
Use the player below to hear this report, aired on Tues., Jan., 7, 2014 by KMUD News Anchor Christina Aanestad, including an interview with Delia Parr, the managing attorney with California Indian Legal Services who indicates they've made racial discrimination complaints to the Loleta Union School District since 2007. Also, Matt Mattson, Executive Director of Tribal Operations of the Bear River Band of the Rohnerville Rancheria, says that it's shocking that this kind of behavior could be occurring in 2014.
ACLU files discrimination suit against Eureka City Schools
A lawsuit, naming a number of Eureka City School District employees and Board Members, was filed by the American Civil Liberties Union and the National Center for Youth Law on behalf of four high school students. The plaintiff's Preliminary Statement declares that, "Defendants have subjected and continue to subject Black and Native American students to a racially hostile educational environment by engaging in and allowing pervasive racial harassment, disproportionately and unfairly disciplining Black and Native American students, disproportionately pushing Native American students out of District schools and into alternative schools, and providing racially-offensive and culturally-denigrating curricula in District schools." Click here to view a copy of the lawsuit legal document.
Use the player below to hear more on this story in a piece aired by KMUD News Anchor Christina Aanestad, on Mon. Jan., 6, 2014 as Jory Steele, Managing Attorney with the ACLU, explains that the lawsuit was a last resort after the parents had made dozens of complaints to school officials.
Ed Rosenthal (to the left in photo), California horticulturist, author, publisher, cannabis grower and advocate for legalization of marijuana, in mid-December, 2013, mailed his initiative, The Cannabis Policy Reform Act of 2014. Rosenthal's contribution will now bring the total of marijuana reform initiatives, officially submitted to Sacramento, to four. The other three proposals: The California Cannabis Hemp Initiative 2014; The Control, Regulate and Tax Marijuana Act of 2014 (version2); and The Marijuana Control, Legalization and Revenue Act of 2014 (version3) are at various stages of the process for getting an initiative on the ballot.
To be placed on the ballot, each of the proposed initiatives must meet a series of requirements including: approval by the Office of Legislative Counsel, submission to the Attorney General to request preparation of a circulating title/summary of the chief purpose/points of the initiative, and collection of signatures of registered voters. A maximum of 150 days, from the official summary date, is allowed for signature collection. However, signature collection must be completed at least 131 days before the election. Petition circulators must obtain more than 500,000 (at least 5% of the total votes cast for Governor at the last gubernatorial election) qualified signatures for the proposal to qualify, which means shooting for at least 10% more to give a safe margin for disqualifications. Click here for the full process and procedure for implementing a ballot initiative.
The 2010 election witnessed the defeat Prop. 19, the California ballot effort to legalize and regulate marijuana for general use, but since then two states, Colorado and Washington, have passed marijuana reform legislation, other regions in the U.S. have liberalized their pot policies, and changing attitudes regarding marijuana use have been documented. The relevant questions now are: How many different initiatives will be on the California ballot in 2014, and will one of them get the 51% majority needed to become the law of the land? Or, will the issue be deferred to the 2016 election?
Comparisons between the current proposals require careful scrutiny. As a starting point a comparison chart has been created and published by Shona Levana Gochenaur. Note: the accuracy of this chart has not been evaluated. Crafting and getting financial support for any initiative walks the fine line between satisfying the measure's base supporters while still being palatable enough to voters to win a majority at election time, and there are some major differences in these four proposals. For example, the most liberal of the quartet is The California Cannabis Hemp Initiative 2014, championed by followers of Jack Herer a legendary California cannabis advocate who died in 2010. This proposal would allow for 99 flowering plants per year to be grown by adults for personal use and would cap the taxes at 10% of the retail price of the product. Whereas, The Control, Regulate and Tax Marijuana Act imposes a 25% tax and stipulates that for personal use, "...not more than six plants may be possessed, grown, or processed at a single home or private residence, or upon the grounds of that home or private residence, at one time."
The California marijuana legislative landscape will be changing as the signature collection deadlines come and go and financial and volunteer support for the proposals solidifies. The current initiatives may be viewed by clicking the links in the first paragraph above.
Additional Resources:
- "Legalizing pot could save California hundreds of millions every year, state says" - Washington Post
- "Welcome to the Hotel California" - Article in the Weedactivist.com
- "As Colorado, Washington legalize recreational pot, California mulls its options"-The Sacramento Bee
- "Ed Rosenthal Files The Cannabis Policy Reform Act of 2014"-S.F gate blog
- "California Could Become The Third U.S. State To Legalize Pot "-The Huffington Post
- Secretary of State Initiative and Referendum Proposal website
Update- Fri., Jan. 10, 2014: On Fri. Jan., 10, 2014, Christina Aanestad interviewed Sheriff Mike Downey about the murder of Father Eric Freed and the circumstances involving the arrested suspect in the case, Gary Lee Bullock. See the post and press release below. Bullock was arrested on December 31, 2013, the day before the homicide, for public intoxication and then released at 12:34 a.m. on Jan. 1, 2014. At about 9 a.m. on Jan. 1, officers were dispatched to the St.Bernard Church Rectory in Eureka where they found Father Erick Freed deceased, and on Jan. 2 Bullock was arrested for the murder. Sheriff Downey responds to criticism that law enforcement could have done more. Use the KMUD News SoundCloud player below to hear the interview.
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According to a report on the Times Standard.com website, Eureka Police Department Chief Andrew Mills confirmed the arrest, at 12:30 pm today, Jan. 2, 2014, of Gary Lee Bullock (shown in the photo) as a suspect in the murder of Father Eric Freed. Bullock was located in a house in the Briceland area and is currently being held by Humboldt County Sheriff's deputies. Father Freed was found mortally injured Wed., Jan 1, 2014 by Deacon Frank Weber, in the Rectory of St. Bernard Church in Eureka after Father Freed failed to show up to conduct Mass. Earlier today, before the arrest, the Eureka Police Department distributed a press release announcing the arrest warrant and hunt for Gary Lee Bullock. The press release appears below. Tune into the 6 pm Local News on KMUD tonight to hear more on this story.
Use the player below to hear a report on the arrest of Gary Lee Bullock. The report was submitted by KMUD News Correspondent, Daniel Mintz, and aired on Thurs., Jan 2, 2014.
Press release from the Eureka Police Department, dated Thurs., Jan. 2, 2014:
The Eureka Police Department announced an arrest warrant today for Gary Lee Bullock has been obtained for the murder of Father Eric Freed. Bullock is a white male 6'1", 195 pounds and has dark colored hair. His last known address was Redway, California. The facts of the case are as follows: On December 31, 2013 Bullock was the subject of a radio call regarding a person who was acting strangely in the Garberville area of southern Humboldt County. Humboldt County deputies located and arrested Bullock for public intoxication. He was taken to jail where he was rejected due to his erratic behavior. Bullock was then taken to the hospital for evaluation where he became more agitated and had to be physically restrained by deputies. Bullock was ultimately booked into jail at 4:34 p.m.
Gary Bullock was released at 12:34 a.m. on Jan. 1. At about 2 a.m. hours officers from Eureka Police Department were dispatched to 615 H Street, regarding a suspicious person. Officers contacted Bullock and found that Bullock was not intoxicated, and did not qualify for an emergency psychological hold. Officers referred Bullock to an emergency shelter for the night.
Later that evening a security guard heard noise in the area of the church and went to investigate. He saw a person matching Bullock's description and directed him to leave the property after a short conversation.
At about 9 a.m. officers were dispatched to the church Rectory where parishioners found Reverend Father Erick Freed badly injured. Officers and a doctor, who is a parishioner at Saint Bernard, observed that he was deceased. The exact cause of death has yet to be determined and an autopsy is scheduled for Saturday. It does appear that there was blunt force trauma to the victim.
EPD's investigation into this homicide has revealed that forced entry was made into the parsonage and a violent struggle ensued. The pastor's vehicle was also noticed missing during the crime scene search. That vehicle is a dark gray 2010 Nissan Hybrid bearing California license plate 6NDW400. Residents are asked to be on the lookout for Gary Bullock and the Pastor's missing vehicle. If spotted they should immediately contact local law enforcement and do not approach the subject. There are currently more than 25 officers, detectives and agents assigned to the task of finding Gary Bullock and bringing him to justice. If friends, family or associates have had contact with Bullock they need to call Detective Sergeant Bill Nova immediately. He can be reached at (707) 268 5261.
Update- Jan. 10, 2014 - Ryan Grammer, 33, was located by family members yesterday afternoon, Jan., 9, 2014, according to a press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office. Grammer, who was reported missing on Dec. 27, 2013, by his mother, was found at a bus stop in McKinleyville. He was taken by his family to obtain medical care. The press release did not contain any additional information. The original post on this missing person appears below.
Original post:
Ryan Matthew Grammer, 33 years old, (shown in the photo) was reported missing from Eureka by his mother last Friday, according to a press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office. Ryan, who does not own a vehicle and left his mother's residence on foot, has medical issues and is therefore is considered a high risk missing person. Grammer is described as a white male adult, 33 years old, 6' tall, approximately 200 lbs, partially grey hair, hazel eyes. He was last seen wearing blue jeans, a maroon sweatshirt, and a grey sweatshirt. Anyone with information which might help locate Ryan Grammer is asked to call the Sheriff's Office at 707-445-7251 or the Sheriff's Office Crime Tip line at 707-268-2539.
HCSO press release:
On 12-27-2013, approximately 8:00 p.m. the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office received a report of a high risk missing person. The mother of Ryan Matthew Grammer, 33 years old, reported he was last seen at her residence on Nedra Avenue, Eureka on 12-15-2013 after they had been in an argument. Ryan left her residence on foot. He does not own a vehicle. His mother became concerned after he failed to return and left all of his belongings behind. She has checked with all of his friends who have not seen nor heard from him. His mother reported that he always contacts his children on Christmas, and this year he did not. She told the investigating deputy he has medical issues which need to be addressed and treated.
Ryan Grammer is described as a white male adult, 33 years old, 6' tall, approximately 200 lbs, partially grey hair, hazel eyes. He was last seen wearing blue jeans, a maroon sweatshirt, and a grey sweatshirt.
Anyone with information for the Sheriff's Office regarding this case or related criminal activity is encouraged to call the Sheriff's Office at 707-445-7251 or the Sheriffs Office Crime Tip line at 707-268-2539.
One passenger (name withheld pending notification of next of kin) was killed, one sustained moderate injuries, and the driver, Chang Thao age 22 of McKinleyville, was severely injured as his Honda Civic (shown in the photo) spun out of control after passing another vehicle going northbound on US-101, south of Redcrest, Calif. According to a press release from the Calif. Highway Patrol, the accident happened around 7 pm last Fri., Dec., 26, 2013. The Honda was the only vehicle involved in the accident, and according to the press release DUI does not appear to be a factor in this collision. More details can be viewed in the press release below.
CHP Press Release:
On 12/26/2013, at approximately 1858 hours, Chang Thao, age 22, of Mckinleyville, CA, was driving a 2000 Honda Civic northbound on US-101, south of Redcrest, CA. The vehicle was traveling in the #1 lane, at approximately 60 mph. After passing a truck tractor towing a semi-trailer, the Honda moved into the #2 lane. As the Honda proceeded northbound it began to travel onto the shoulder of US-101. It then came in contact with the guardrail. Chang Thao steered the Honda to the left in an attempt to return the vehicle to the traffic lanes. Chang Thao lost control of the vehicle and it spun out of control northwesterly across all lanes of traffic. The Honda continued onto the southbound shoulder of US-101 where it stuck a raised asphalt curb. The impact caused the Honda to overturn. Ultimately, the Honda's passenger side roof and door impacted a large diameter Redwood tree west of the west Roadway edge of US-101.
Due to the collision, the vehicle's right front passenger, (name being withheld pending notification of the next of kin), age 58, unknown city of residence, suffered fatal injuries. The left rear passenger, Ampoung Lee, age 47, unknown city of residence, received moderate injuries and was transported to Redwood Memorial Hospital. Chang Thao, driver, was transported to Redwood Memorial Hospital with major injuries.
The Garberville CHP Office is handling the collision investigation, with assistance from the Humboldt County Coroner's Office.
DUI does not appear to be a factor in this collision.


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I immediately latched onto how the opening was the same as the first teaser for TFA. Then noticed other similarities throughout. It's why Disney is Disney. They make you feel the feels without really knowing WHY you're feeling the feels.
I love Disney.
I hope they are not going down the path that the NJO books did with Vergere and the One Force theory. Where there was no light or dark side, just the Force and how it was used by the person made it Good or Bad.
The backlash to that was so intense, that they retconned the whole thing in the next series. I think this is a red herring, with Luke's "It's time for the Jedi.... To end" signifying his view at the start, with him coming around by the final act.
I'm also convinced that Rose, the Resistance tech whose actress they had at the panel and the introduced as a major character, is a FO spy. Pretty sure she's responsible for the hangar explosion. Also, Phasma is walking into that same hangar in her shot after the explosion, so it's ground based. I've seen speculation that it was a hangar in a ship, but I'm convinced it's planet based.
Also, we get a brief glimpse of the Jedi Academy burning, as Luke falls to his knees next to R2. Pretty sure this will be during the explanation of Rey's origin. Still betting that Kylo is the one who took her to Jakku.
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- The payment for which the returned check was written will be reversed in the Tax Collector's system and the taxes will show as if no payment had ever been received.
- If the payment reversal is done after the delinquent date, all taxes, late-payment penalties, and costs will apply to the account as well as the $85.00 service charge.
- A corrected tax bill will be mailed to the assessee showing the returned check fee, and any late-payment penalties, or costs that may have accrued.
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I talked to lawmakers and political consultants about how the state budget shortfall is being addressed (or not) on the campaign trail by GOP Gov. Rick Perry and Democratic challenger Bill White.
Here's what some of them had to say:
Sen. Dan Patrick, a Houston Republican who's a new member of the Finance Committee, , said, "I think it's a very clear decision for voters in these difficult economic times. Do you want a clear-cut answer that says we are going to cut spending and not raise taxes, or do you want somebody who will not say that, and whose track record has been plunging the city into deep debt? I don't even think it's a contest."
Rep. Mike Villarreal — a San Antonio Democrat who serves on Appropriations, Ways and Means and the House Select Committee on Fiscal Stability — advocates what he calls a "balanced approach" of cutting where possible; using the rainy day fund; working to "scrub the lawbooks of tax loopholes and exemptions;" and working with local authorities to leverage all the dollars available.
"I think the voters need to hear the candidates have a conversation about how they would balance this budget. What we have seen from our governor is he would roll back our investment in our future," Villarreal said. "Bill White has a long track record of bringing people together… Our governor seems to only be concerned about his primary voters and those who voted for him… One has bumper-sticker solutions, and the other has a track record of being a thoughtful person."
Democratic consultant Ed Martin said, "It's just wrong when he (Perry) is criticizing Bill White when he's offering no specifics himself, when he's been the guy in charge for 10 years who helped cause the problem. Give Bill White 10 weeks to get under the hood of state government and he'll have a prescription for getting us on the right track. He's going to … find a way to get the most out of every tax dollar, and do so in a way to keep taxes down on hard-working Texans."
GOP consultant Bryan Eppstein said voters are concerned about the state budget, but since the shortfall is through the next two-year fiscal cycle and decisions won't be finalized until May, "I'm not so sure that it's a forefront, No. 1 issue in the voters' minds.
"Is the budget important? Absolutely. Texans don't like deficits," he said. But Eppstein sees this election as "a referendum on the scope and the reach of federal government." And, he said, "the state of the economy is a real issue more so than debating the state budget at this time."
With Texas arguably in better shape than other states in this recession, he said, "Gov. Perry can certainly champion that."


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How to set up a managed unified threat management remote firewall/VPN appliance
When it comes to threat management products for remote offices, not all products are created equal. In this tip, part of SearchSecurity.com's special Integration of Networking and Security School, expert David Strom uses words and pictures to examines how three managed services appliances can secure remote data.
There are several vendors that offer managed network services appliances for remote offices, which are often called Unified Threat Management (UTM). These products typically include a firewall, VPN and intrusion detection features, along with antivirus screening tools and an assortment of other security measures. That covers a lot of ground, and this technical tip demonstrates what is involved in configuring and maintaining this type of protection using firewall/VPN appliances from Check Point Software Technologies, SonicWall and Fortinet.
What the three products have in common is some form of managed network services offering, so that they can update their features, antivirus signature files and patches without any IT intervention. A monthly subscription fee is required for this service, but in turn there's no need to worry about maintaining these boxes.
Check Point has its Safe@Office brand of appliances that are offered for the SMB space, which advantageously run similar software to the larger Check Point firewalls. That can be helpful if your remote office has its own RADIUS authentication server, because it can be set up to use that same directory for network authentication. Check Point recently announced the UTM-1 appliance for larger enterprise customers. The other two vendors started their businesses in the SMB arena and are working their way up to offer products for larger enterprises.
Taking a look at the setup routines, SonicWall has one of the easiest ones, with several wizards that walk you through the basics, including a setup wizard that has a mandatory password change. It looks like the screen below.
The Check Point main services screen is shown below. You can see at a glance the particular service, whether the subscription is active or not, and if the box is connected to the managed services controller back at Check Point headquarters.
Fortinet has something similar, but places it on the main status screen as shown below. This provides information on the various subscriptions (and more importantly, when they expire), firmware version of the box and some summary usage statistics too. Also useful is the icon at the top of the screen that indicates the port status of the box; in our case, nothing is connected to it other than the WAN port, but if PCs were connected, these ports would be illuminated. There is also a command-line console window at the bottom of the screen shot which users can type in.
SonicWall's main status screen is shown below, and it has less information than Fortinet's, with basic information about ports, subscriptions and alert messages.
SonicWall has a separate services screen that goes into more detail about each managed network service, and it looks like the screen shown below, where license counts and the subscription period are enumerated.
Each of the three products has an intrusion detection and prevention subsystem that requires a fair amount of work to set up and maintain. Check Point calls its product Smart Defense and has a detailed series of configurations that cover the usual threats by protocol type, as shown below.
Fortinet has something similar with its IPS, with a long list of attack vectors and radio buttons to enable/disable them. SonicWall separates its IPS and IDS. The IPS looks like the following, with a long list of potential exploits for which you can enable detection.
Its IDS subsystem is in a separate location, and looks like the following screen.
Lastly, there are some other configurations that are required, such as setting up antivirus or antispyware features. Check Point's antivirus setup screen is fairly simple and looks like the following screen.
SonicWall has a more complex configuration for its antispyware. You can choose various threat levels, particular protocols to scan (such as Web, FTP or the various email protocols), and set up various antispyware policies for its scanner to check, as shown by the screen below.
Fortinet includes the ability to scan instant messaging traffic on its box, and setting that up will take you to the screen shown below. You can automatically allow or block one of the three major IM vendors (AOL, Microsoft and Yahoo) and set up policies for particular users as well. This is something that is often found in much more expensive products and can be a useful security tool.
About the author:
David Strom is one of the leading experts on network and Internet technologies and has written extensively on the topic for nearly 20 years. He has held several editorial management positions for both print and online properties, most recently as Editor-in-Chief for Tom's Hardware. In 1990, Strom created Network Computing magazine and was the first Editor-in-Chief establishing the magazine's networked laboratories. He is the author of two books: Internet Messaging (Prentice Hall 1998) which he co-authored with Marshall T. Rose and Home Networking Survival Guide (McGrawHill/Osbourne; 2001). Strom is a frequent speaker, panel moderator and instructor and has appeared on Fox TV News Network, NPR's Science Friday radio program, ABC TV's World News Tonight and CBS-TV's Up to the Minute.
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Before a New Jersey-born son of a Scottish farmer named John Landis Mason patented his jar in 1858, home-food preservation was a tricky affair. Modern heat-based canning, pioneered by a Frenchman in 1806, was too cumbersome for most home cooks, many of whom relied on cork-and-wax contraptions to seal food, often imperfectly, into vessels whose opaque walls rendered the contents invisible.
The Mason jar was different. With its threaded neck and screw-on lid, "the canner could form a seal as hot liquids cooled," writes Mary Ellen Snodgrass in The Encyclopedia of Kitchen History. Mason jars, made of a manganese-bleached glass, were also transparent. "Being able to see what you have on hand and what's going on inside the bottle, that's what's really important," says Megan Elias, the author of "Stir It Up: Home Economics in American Culture."
Mason never capitalized on his success. He assigned his patent rights to another company and died a charity case — the invention that bore his name helped spark a home-canning revolution that lasted until the 1950s.
By the early 20th century, industrial advances made jar manufacturing faster and more economical. Competitors like the Ball brothers were, according to Quentin Skrabec's biography of H. J. Heinz, making mass-produced Mason jars widely available. Mason jars made it possible to preserve green beans and apples and peaches that could be eaten in January. Settlers in the Pacific Northwest filled the jars with wild huckleberries. "By autumn, every housewife had hundreds of quart and half-gallon jars stored in the basement or root cellar," writes Paul Conkin in "A Revolution Down on the Farm."
World War II caused another spike in Mason-jar production. The government, which had rationed foodstuffs and the tins used to hold them, encouraged Americans to cultivate victory gardenso and preserve what they grew at home. Between 1939 and 1949, Americans bought more than three million canning jars. But the Mason-jar heyday did not last. In the postwar years, Americans left farms for the suburbs and houses with refrigerators. Farmers learned how to freeze their bounty, and even in those days, Elias says, many didn't live far from a supermarket.
Today original Mason jars are prized collectibles. There are lots of them, which, the historian Andrew F. Smith points out, "is a testament to the number of Mason jars that were in fact used." In contemporary America, Mason jars are as likely to hold pencils as apricot jam. But home canning has gained traction among a certain class of urban locavores. "It's kind of for the foodies," Smith says.
"Do I think it's a mass movement?" he adds. "No."
Bill Lindsey started collecting glass bottles in high school. He now owns well over a thousand, and he writes about them for the Society for Historical Archaeology. Here he discusses the value and legacy of the Mason jar.
What effect did the Mason jar have on the glass-jar industry? Mason jars are the glass-jar industry. The first machine that was successful for making glass containers was making Mason jars.
Are they considered collectible? It's probably the most common jar, but there are hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of variations. What really matters most for collectibility is color. Cobalt blue is probably the supreme one; there's only a few of those around, and they would sell for $10,000 or $15,000 for a jar.
Has it changed much since the original design? There have been a few iterations, but it's really kind of phenomenal that the same basic design is still in use today. There have been a lot of different patents through the years, but in the end what won was the screw-top Mason jar.


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The first Church was built by the Angiovins, but fully renovated and enlarged since 1513 . The building was almost completely destroyed by a large fire in 1757. Luigi Vanvitelli planned the renovations. He reused the sixteenth century rooms, now in the present structure, but coulnt finish the works that his son Carlo carried on. During the second world war the building was seriously damaged and it had to be renovated both inside and outside. By the artistic point of view, it is to mention Cappella Carafae and the huge dome by Domenico Fontana.
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Lexington, KY is known throughout the country as the "Horse Capital of the World," as well as one of the top bourbon producers in the U.S. But there is certainly more to this city than just horse farms and distilleries. It is also home to the University of Kentucky, giving it a vibrant college scene that spills over into its local restaurants, bars, shops, and entertainment venues. This city is also well known for its relatively progressive feel, fresh farm-to-table grub, and almost obsessive love of basketball. Without a doubt, Lexington is one of the best places to live in Kentucky.
The demand for student housing is high in Lexington, so it's important to begin the apartment search process as early as possible. Usually students begin searching for the right place around October, peaking in March, and ending in August.
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Lexington's location cannot be beat. You're within close proximity to a number of other major cities, including Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Nashville, and Knoxville. If you're looking for gorgeous scenery and want a vacation from the urban atmosphere, take just a few minute drive outside of Lexington's inner loop and visit one of the many horse farms surrounding the city. They are not only scenic, but they also compliment Lexington's overall charm.
On average, Lexington's layout is not very friendly for those without vehicles. However, Lexington offers a great bus system called Lextran. It has many routes running in different parts of the city, allowing access many different areas.
Lexington offers a great deal of things to do, especially for college students. If you're a foodie, then you might be interested to know that Lexington has some of the most restaurants per capita in the country. If you're into shopping, check out Fayette Mall, which has bragging rights as the largest mall in Kentucky. If nightlife is your thing, be sure to tour the many bourbon distilleries in the area. After all, Lexington is a major stop on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.
Kentucky is the heart of horse racing in the United States, and there are several places to visit in Lexington that are affiliated with the historic sport. Keeneland is a world-class racing establishment located out on Versailles Road. If you like horses and horse racing, you must also visit the Kentucky Horse Park. It is a combination educational exhibit, horse museum and working horse farm, and a chance to see dozens of different types of horses up close. You should also visit some of the beautifully preserved historic homes in the area. Ashland, the Henry Clay Estate, and the Mary Todd Lincoln House are two of the best.
Kentucky is one of several states that claims to have the best barbecue in the country. The only way to tell for yourself is to visit some of the best Lexington BBQ joints, which include the Blue Door Smokehouse, and the Red State BBQ. However, not everything in Lexington has a southern flavour. For some extremely good Japanese food, visit Yamaguchi's Sake & Tapas. Of course, that's not to say that you can't find delicious southern-flavoured food. Gumbo Ya Ya serves, perhaps as no surprise, the best Gumbo in town. The other Cajun specialities like etouffee and jambalaya are also worth writing home about.
The simply named The Pub Lexington is a comforting English pub with all the trappings, including an excellent list of beers to choose from. If you like to hang out with students when you're at the bar, then the Two Keys Tavern is where you should head next. A back deck and some seating along the sidewalk make this the perfect place to hangout in the summer. Country Boy Brewing is an excellent place to go if you want to try some beer with a few more outlandish flavours. These guys are constantly changing what they're brewing in order to come up with new and exciting recipes, so going back frequently is likely to meet you with a lot of different flavour options on the taps.
The historic buildings and museums in Lexington are a critical component of it's cultural landscape. The University of Kentucky Art Museum is the largest museum of art in the area, and has 4000 important works of art in it's permanent collection. Throughout the downtown area there are also a number of smaller art galleries. The Lexington Opera House is more than a hundred years old, and hosts ballet and concerts in addition to a regular opera series. The Kentucky Theatre is a beautiful historic theatre that has been restored and pressed back into service, showing a variety of classic, independent and modern films.
The Mayfest Arts Fair takes place the same weekend that Mother's Day falls on each year. Gratz Park gets transformed into a forest of booths displaying the work of local artists and craftsmen. The food is ample, and there are lots of activities for the children. Bluegrass music is extremely popular in Kentucky, and the city celebrates it's love of the form during The Festival of the Bluegrass, the oldest of it's type in the State. One of the biggest events in the city though takes place during September, which is Hispanic Heritage Month. The Festival Latino de Lexington celebrates all aspects of Latin American culture in downtown Lexington during the festival.
The Lexington Center provides a much more relaxed shopping experience than you would expect from this type of complex. For one thing, most of the stores are smaller and independent as opposed to the typical 'mall' stores. In addition, the Center is also home to the Lexington Center Museum & Gallery, which brings an amazing 10,000 square foot museum space to the Center. If you're looking for a great urban shopping center that you don't have to travel far to get to, head to Victorian Square. With multiple levels of storefronts and a downtown location, it is ideal for most Lexington shoppers.
In Kentucky, sports always means horse racing to some degree. As previously mentioned, Keeneland is one great place to go to the races in Lexington, but there is also another track. The Red Mile is the other one, and you should take time to get to both. The University of Kentucky's Wildcats enjoy a huge amount of popularity with the locals, and tickets to the basketball games at Rupp arena are often the hottest tickets in town. The Wildcats basketball team has been one of the most talented programs in the country for many years, and is tied for winning the most NCAA championships in the sport at 12.
The area around Lexington is famous for being a cyclist's paradise. The counties around Lexington are home to over a thousand miles of bike trails, all of which wind through scenic countryside littered with historic buildings. Kayaking is also popular, with the nearby Elkhorn creek providing the perfect site for getting out on the water. Of course, one of the best ways to see the local countryside is to get out on horseback, and there are many local organizations that operate tours and trail rides on horseback. A great trail to walk or bike down is the Legacy Trail, which starts right in downtown Lexington.


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Megastorm Sandy Nearing
The latest on the megastorm heading towards us –
Wherever it hits, the rare behemoth storm inexorably gathering in the eastern U.S. will afflict a third of the country with sheets of rain, high winds and heavy snow, say officials who warned millions in coastal areas to get out of the way.
"We're looking at impact of greater than 50 to 60 million people," said Louis Uccellini, head of environmental prediction for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
As Hurricane Sandy barreled north from the Caribbean – where it left nearly five dozen dead – to meet two other powerful winter storms, experts said it didn't matter how strong the storm was when it hit land: The rare hybrid storm that follows will cause havoc over 800 miles from the East Coast to the Great Lakes.
"This is not a coastal threat alone," said Craig Fugate, director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency. "This is a very large area."
Sandy weakened briefly to a tropical storm early Saturday but was soon back up to Category 1 strength, packing 75 mph winds about 355 miles southeast of Charleston, S.C., as of 8 p.m. Experts said the storm was most likely to hit the southern New Jersey coastline by late Monday or early Tuesday.
What makes the storm so dangerous and unusual is that it is coming at the tail end of hurricane season and the beginning of winter storm season, "so it's kind of taking something from both," said Jeff Masters, director of the private service Weather Underground.
Masters said the storm could be bigger than the worst East Coast storm on record – the 1938 New England hurricane known as the Long Island Express, which killed nearly 800 people. "Part hurricane, part nor'easter – all trouble," he said. Experts said to expect high winds over 800 miles and up to 2 feet of snow as far inland as West Virginia.
And the storm was so big, and the convergence of the three storms so rare, that "we just can't pinpoint who is going to get the worst of it," said Rick Knabb, director of the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
It's looking like this thing is going to hit within a 100 miles of where I live, according to the projections. So, I'm expecting to be without power at some point during the storm. And, if "Irene" can be used as a guide, it will probably be a while until the utilities are restored.
Be safe during the storm. And, feel free to use the comments section for this post to discuss whatever baseball items interest you. Hopefully, I won't be disconnected for too long.


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Subjects below are especially suitable for ministeries to women. Topics include a brief description of each subject. Dr. Diane Eager's topics are listed first followed by John Mackay's subjects for women groups. For approx cost to hold a CREATION RESEARCH PROGRAM click HERE
|Presentations by Dr. Diane Eager
|A Night with the Stars, and the One who made them
|In the Beginning God made the lights in the sky to give light on the earth, and to serve mankind as signs, times and seasons. The heavens reveal God's power and majesty as well as his love and care for mankind.
All things Bright, Beautiful, Wise and Wonderful
In the beginning God said: "let there be light." Jesus Christ called himself the "light of the world." A look at light and colour, how we see it, and how God uses it to sustain life.
|Biology and Design
|How do you recognise design? A look at some examples of brilliant design and engineering in the living world.
|Biology and Time
|Time is no help to the theory of evolution. A look at how life had to be made rapidly, and why six days is a better explanation than millions of years for the origin of life.
|Bizarre Blooms and Funny Flowers
|Flowers are not only beautiful, but show brilliant design and delight us in many ways.
|Eden to Eternity: The Created and Re-Created Woman
A three part series suitable for a conference, retreat or seminar series.
|1. The Created Woman: Made in the Image of God
|2. Re-Created in Christ: Raising fallen women
|3. The Resurrected Woman: Will you get culture shock in Heaven?
Eve to the Empty Tomb – Women witnesses of Christ
God promised to send an offspring of Eve to defeat Satan and bring new life for all. From Eve, the "mother of all the living", to the women who were witnesses of Jesus' Christ's life, death and resurrection.
Evolution or Biblical Biology?
Examines the processes believed to produce evolution: adaptation, natural selection and mutation. These are real processes, but do they produce evolution, or do they fit the Biblical history of the world?
Flowers and the Promise of Paradise
The human race was meant to live in a beautiful garden, but we no longer live in Paradise. What happened, and what has God done about it? The story of Creation, the Fall and Redemption illustrated with flowers.
From Fall to Flood to Babel and Beyond: What happened to the human race?
How the human race and the environment have gone from perfection to degeneration. An overview of Genesis 3-11, including a look at the origin of the races.
It was Very Good
A look at the world of Genesis 1 & 2 – a world of complex design and perfection, with living creatures made to multiply after their kinds, and animals made to eat plants. Since then the world has changed, but it has not evolved.
Origin of Life: Chemical Soup or Creator's Word
Living cells are made out of chemicals, but chemicals alone cannot make life. What does it really take make life?
Worms, Germs, and other Gruesome Things
If the world was created good, why is it full of things whose only function seems to be to cause harm? If you know the scriptures and are not afraid to check out the science there are answers.
|Presentations by John Mackay
|The Creation of Love and Marriage - A six part series dealing with God's creation of man, women , marriage and the family. Covers all the practical basics of how to make it work including everything a women should know about a husband. Available as MP4, MP3 download and DVD.
|The Revelance of Creation - A look at the importance of creation to all christian doctrian
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Yes I do! I love travelling and would be prepared to go across the world for your special day! (Contact me for your destination wedding to discuss travel arrangements and a customized quote)
Unfortunately I don't take in bookings more than 12 months in advance.
a) Head on over to the "contact me" section on this page.
b) Fill in your details in the enquiry form and submit it.
c) Wait for our response email with my packages and contract.
d) Carefully read through my contract, sign it and send it back to me.
e) After receiving the invoice please pay the 50% reservation fee.
f) Relax, pat yourself on the back and scratch the bit about "booking a wedding photographer" off of your to do list.
It all depends on how you and how you would like to structure your day of course, but here is a rough guideline I normally use:
Venue and décor: 25-45 min
Details (dress, perfume, shoes etc.): 20-30 min
Bridal Shoot: 60 min
Groom and his men: 15-30 min
Ceremony: 30-60 min (depends on you and the minister)
Register and Confetti: 15 min
Family Photo's: 15-40min
Bridal Party: 25 min
Couple Shoot: 60 min
Reception: 2-4 hours (depending on how quickly the formalities are completed)
Yes I do. Having a helping hand allows me to work more efficiently, and to focus on making the most of our shooting time together. On the wedding day there will be two of us, please keep this in mind when making your meal reservations. Thanks :)
Unfortunately I don't, as I pour the same amount of my time, passion, effort, energy and love into a wedding, regardless of the day or time of the year ;)
While I would love to meet up with you before the day, your and my busy schedules and the distance between us, may sometimes prevent that. However, all is not lost! I am available for a Skype meeting or we can arrange the rest of the details via email.
They are calculated separately and are not included in the package fee.
Travel costs are charged at R 4/km.
If the location is over an hour's drive from my office in Jeffrey's Bay, and photography is expected to start quite early, or end quite late, then reasonable overnight accommodation will be charged at cost.
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The golden hour is the time just after sunrise, or just before sunset- which provides gorgeous warm, soft, romantic light for photos. The golden hour is any photographer's dream light to shoot in, especially this trigger happy photographer over here! So weather permitting, try and plan your couple shoot session around it, you won't regret it!
I get so many inquiries for this and as much as I would LOVE to give everyone a chance to learn or help out there are unfortunately just not always enough opportunities to go around. I already have a full time assistant who works for me and helps me out at weddings- but when she can't I'll post the details on my Facebook page. I'll work on a first come first serve basis so keep an eye out there for any assisting opportunities.
Have fun, be adventurous, laugh and be yourself.
Light is my best friend as a photographer, and choosing a venue that has lots of natural light (or a white ceiling) means that me and my friend Light get to play nicely together to give you the great shots you want. :)
When having an outside ceremony remember to face away from the sun, or at least have some covering for your faces so that you don't get those not so flattering frowning face shots caused by looking into the sun.
Relax, enjoy and don't sweat the small stuff. No, seriously. Don't stress about the small stuff. It steals the joy from the wedding day. Everyone wants their wedding day to be a success, to be perfect!
But just remember this little truth…that even if all the details don't look or go EXACTLY as you planned, and even if you're great aunt Mildred arrives dressed in that horrid luminous green outfit that you hoped she wouldn't wear, or if the rain starts coming down on your outside ceremony …Your wedding day is a success if you walk away having married the love of your life. Then your day was perfect!
I made the big move from Stellenbosch to Jeffrey's Bay in 2018 when I married the love of my life, Fanie. I still travel throughout the country and all around the world for weddings though, so give me a shout if you'd like me to photograph your special day!
I'm a no fuss, plain Jane farm girl.
I come from Kommadagga. (Look it up- it does exist, I swear!)
My sense of humour is of the "odd" and "punny" varietal.
Since I married my very handsome and extremely wonderful husband Fanie, I now reside in J-bay.
I will probably do (and make you join me in doing) a bit of bundu bashing on your shoot in order to get that 'epic' shot.
I love pretty light, laughing, good music, creative geniusness (and also inventing my own words).
I do a happy-hop-on-the-spot when I get a "wow" shot.
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You want some pretty pictures. And well… what do you know? I like making them! :)
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The British only owned Florida for a brief moment (1763-1783), but during that time they did take a stab at turning the territory into a productive colony. In 1764, the British Parliament set aside £500 (British pounds sterling) as a bounty for cultivating silk, cotton, and indigo in East Florida, and authorized generous land grants for citizens who stepped forward to develop these industries.
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'NYT' and ESPN Report More Trouble for Barry Bonds
By: E&P Staff
Former major league catcher Bobby Estalella has been subpoenaed by federal prosecutors to testify at Barry Bonds' trial, ESPN.com reported Thursday.
Estalella, who was on the San Francisco Giants with Bonds in 2000 and 2001, is expected to testify to firsthand knowledge that Bonds used steroids, the Web site said, citing an unidentified source with knowledge of the evidence. The Web site attributed knowledge of the subpoenas to two unidentified sources.
Estalella testified before a federal grand jury in November 2003. He admitted to the grand jury that he used performance-enhancing drugs, the San Francisco Chronicle reported in December 2004.
The book "Game of Shadows," by two Chronicle reporters, says Estalella received a drug schedule from Greg Anderson, Bonds' trainer, advising him to use human growth hormone, the steroids "the cream" and "the clear," and the female fertility drug Clomid.
Prosecutors also plan to call Jason Giambi and his brother, Jeremy, as witnesses at Bonds' trial so they can testify that Anderson gave them performance-enhancing drugs, The New York Times reported on its Web site Thursday night.
The newspaper said prosecutors want to use testimony from the Giambis, teammates in Oakland from 2000-01, to show that Anderson developed doping calendars for them. Then the prosecutors could argue that Anderson made similar calendars for Bonds, the Times said, citing an unidentified person briefed on the government's evidence. The newspaper said the person spoke on condition of anonymity because he didn't want to jeopardize his access to sensitive information.
After seven years with the New York Yankees, Jason Giambi re-signed with the Oakland Athletics this offseason. Jeremy Giambi has been out of the majors since 2003.
The Mitchell Report on drugs in baseball, released in December 2007, says that when the Los Angeles Dodgers considered signing Estalella as a free agent after the 2003 season, one team official noted in an internal conversation that Estalella was a "poster boy for the chemicals."
Bonds pleaded not guilty to charges of lying and obstruction of justice in connection with his grand jury testimony in December 2003. Bonds, who in his testimony denied using performance-enhancing drugs, is scheduled for trial starting March 2 in U.S. District Court in San Francisco.
Twenty federal agents raided the home of Anderson's mother-in-law on Wednesday.
Madeleine Gestas and her daughter Nicole Anderson, the trainer's wife, are the target of a tax investigation that Anderson's lawyer said is aimed at pressuring the trainer to testify at Bonds' trial.
Anderson's lawyer, Mark Geragos, believes the raid was in response to his refusal to tell prosecutors whether Anderson would testify. Anderson served more than a year in prison for refusing to testify to the grand jury.


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It was #cyclingcapfriday because my head would have been cold without it. (Don't tell anyone, but I've yet to engage in any #coffeneuring. With the new house, I've been engaged in a lot of #HomeDepot-neuring, which to the best of my knowledge, isn't a (yet) sanctioned bike blog contest) I also wore gloves and a jacket. It was almost proper cold out, but it still wasn't dark enough to warrant lights around the time I set off, which was a good thing, since I once again lost my front light while riding, this time while riding down 15th. Ack. I'll actually have to do something about this.
But stuff must've have happened before that, right? Like on Massachusetts or Q street? Um, not really. Mass was really smooth and I made it basically to the bottom without any issues. Q street was fine, but crowded with both bicyclists and motorists. As was 15th (where I lost my light), but with almost everyone riding in the other (northbound) direction. Packs, nay, hordes, of bicycle riders heading to their bars on U Street/apartments in Columbia Heights/other stuff in other neighborhoods.
As I mentioned this morning (which was really like 4:30 this afternoon), the intersection of Massachusetts and 15th is a bit of a mess and every green light on 15th is met with at least one or two automobiles stopped in the middle of the cycletrack. One approach is to ride around it. The other approach, as some cardiganed fellow adopted, was to ride up to one of the offending drivers and say "You're blocking the bike lane" after making, through some contraption, a series of train whistle noises. Now, I'm for sticking up for yourself on the road and "defending" your "rights to the road" or whatever, but this is a bit too much for me and seems qualitatively different from screaming at some jackass who nearly runs you off the road. Who, exactly, does this behavior help? The cause of bicyclists? You individually? I just don't get it. Yeah, some driver do dick things and end up blocking your way. But as it says on my family crest
Do other nation's domestic tourist obsess as much as ours over fucking pigeons? Seriously, America. Don't come to the White House and spend your time chasing birds. My goodness.
On Pennsylvania, I rode behind a woman in three inch heels on a Bianchi road bike with SPD pedals. We both rode behind a guy wearing black sweat pants. I think the lights on that street are timed to make bicyclists stop at every block. It's probably for the safety of security guards.
A really nice ride from the Capitol to home. Maybe because it's Friday.


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Five O's homers take Britton off hook in win vs. Jays
SARASOTA, Fla.-- Nolan Reimold homered twice, bringing his spring total to four, pacing the Orioles as they rallied back from an early deficit to beat the Blue Jays, 6-5, Wednesday afternoon at Ed Smith Stadium.
The O's recovered from a five-run deficit in the second inning with a power surge, belting three homers in the second inning and two more in a three-run third.
J.J. Hardy and Reimold went back-to-back off Blue Jays starter Jeremy Jeffress -- who was scheduled to throw three innings as he competes for Toronto's long-reliever role, but lasted only two -- and Nate McLouth followed two batters later as the Orioles responded to Toronto's early outburst. Chris Davis opened the third inning with a homer before Reimold went yard again, this time off Guillermo Moscoso, who allowed three runs and five hits in his only inning of work.
Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts fouled a ball off his ankle in the sixth inning, and while he finished the at-bat, he exited in the top of the seventh along with the rest of the team's regulars having provided Baltimore with a lead. Roberts reached base three times and drove in the decisive run in the third with a single.
It gave the Orioles a lead they would not relinquish after the Blue Jays took a 5-0 lead through their first two trips to the plate, chasing starter Zach Britton after only 1 2/3 innings.
Emilio Bonifacio hit a two-run homer in the second, but J.P. Arencibia did the bulk of the damage for the Blue Jays, doubling twice as he went 3-for-4 with two doubles. He drove in three runs in the first, when Britton loaded the bases and surrendered a three-run double to Arencibia before recording a single out.
It did little to help Britton's cause as he competes for a rotation spot, lifting his ERA to 6.10 this spring after he allowed five runs on seven hits with a pair of walks.
Up Next for the Orioles: Jake Arrieta, who is battling for a rotation spot, will start under the lights Thursday night against the Pirates. Arrieta will be opposed by Pittsburgh's lefty Jonathan Sanchez in a 7:05 p.m. ET start at Ed Smith Stadium.