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Milestone for Museum's Richard Gilder Graduate School
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On September 30, 2013, the first group of graduates from the Museum's Richard Gilder Graduate School will receive their Doctor of Philosophy degrees at the inaugural commencementfor the graduate school—a banner day in the history of the Museum. During the next few weeks, we'll profile the seven graduates here on the Museum's blog.
Next Month Take a Peek into the Museum's Rare Book Collection
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Celebrate the role illustration has played in scientific discovery with Natural Histories: 400 Years of Scientific Illustrations from the Museum's Library, a new exhibition opening at the Museum on Saturday, October 19.
It Starts with a Simple Sketch
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The new Hayden Planetarium Space Show Dark Universe, which premieres at the Museum on November 2, will take viewers on a journey to the edges of the observable universe and back to Earth to Bell Laboratories and Mount Wilson Observatory where groundbreaking cosmic discoveries have been made. But long before the Space Show is ready for the dome, most scenes begin with a simple sketch.
Google Glass with Aki Watanabe: Packing for Mongolia
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Aki Watanabe, a student in the comparative biology doctoral program at the Museum's Richard Gilder Graduate School, was recently chosen as a beta-tester for Google Glass. In this video, Watanabe shows what he's packing for a fossil-hunting expedition to Mongolia.
One Month to Butterfly Bliss
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Need a butterfly fix? The Museum's annual Butterfly Conservatory: Tropical Butterflies Alive in Winter is opening in just one month, on Saturday, October 12.


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Only sussed these an hour ago n love em great idea cant wait till next episode
Liam Bad Intentions James, pro mma uk featherweight!!
Really enjoying these like. Main reason i came on tonight was just to watch the new one.
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Thanks again and glad people are liking it - it's a niche audience that will truly love this but makes Christmas and New Year fun for people - Next one out Tomorrow (Sat 22nd) at 8pm as normal looking at the "Cage Fighter" stigma and Tapout in the high streets
This is a brilliant series guys! love love love these episodes! Well done!! :-)
Out of interest who are the 2 guys in the picture above and their involvement in MMA?
They are hardcore DJ duo Temper Temper & Pfisty. They were pioneers of the Staffordshire lubecore scene and have worked with Chipmunk and collaborated on a rock opera with Kevin Kennedy (formerly Curly Watts in Coronation St)
Here's Ben and David in the latest Ep of Grumpy Old MMA post hard-core International DJ stardom
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Have experienced that myself numerous times. Have had the usual "Oh i train at NETT..." (my team) but the best one was when i was stood with some of the coaches and we had a couple of juiced up roid heads claim they were not just the top 'Kage Fightas' of the region but also that they run NETT lol. It was one of those situations where it was pointless proving them wrong and we just walked away mid sentence.
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WORLD at WAR, Official 2013 Thread: Israel, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Hezbollah, Lebanon, Turkey, Palestinians, Hamas, Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt, Libya, greater Africa, Pakistan, North Korea, Russia, South America, Southeast Asia, China, Japan, U.S
In continuation of a series of years of World at War,THIS IS A CONTINUATION BASED UPON URGENT PENDING MATTERS,
The following was a Special Edition of the 2012 Thread:
Thread: WORLD at WAR, Official 2012 Thread (TO BE CONTINUED) Israel, Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, PA, Egypt, Libya, Pakistan, North Korea, Russia, China, U.S.
The following was the 2012 thread:
Thread: World at War, Official 2012 Thread for Israel, Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, PA, Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan, India, North Korea, Russia, China, U.S.
The following was the 2011 thread:
Thread: The World at War, Official 2011 war thread for North Korea, Iran, Israel, China, U.S.
Follow the past years to see where we are at. I try not to give much BS and only ask that if you do not care for the topic or format, do not visit this thread. Trolls, you will be deleted or blocked, you can start your own thread if you wish, just leave us alone!
As stated at the start of 2012, and now more so 2013 will be the continuation of much chaos economically as well as militarily. We have gone through much doom and gloom already. But now, it is of urgency that we wait to see whether Iran goes nuclear, whether Israel takes it upon herself to attack Iran, whether the US leaves Israel to fend for herself, wether the results of the US election mandates a new era with US relations towards Israel, the Mideast, China, and Russia. Further, we still see the Syrian civil war as a not reaching a climax.
Israel must face the challenge of a nuclear Iran with or without the U.S. to protect her. Further, Syria feels threatened as did Libya where Assad may lash out at Israel with chemical weapons. The Hezbollah may too jump on in. Lebanon and Jordan may face their own arab spring. Egypt may tear up the Israeli peace treaty any day. Turkey looks as Israel with jealousy for Israel's gas and oil reserves in the Med.
China and Russia wish to impose retrictions on America's once global dominance where there will be more challenges to U.S. interests leading to possible military blows.
North Korea's tender young leader has no fear in challenging U.S. might and may cause further military adventurism. He too develops the ultimate EMP weapon to destroy the US.
Pakistan has nukes that could be stolen and/or Pakistan and the U.S. may enter into more vis a vis hotile interactions.
Iran is threatening to challenge the west and is due for a nuclear detonation very soon. What the U.S./and or Israel do to stop Iran is worthy of watching every day.
Iraq is now under Iran's thumb and likely will further become a feifdom of Iran.
Afghanistan is soon to force the withdrawal of U.S. forces.
India and Pakistan may soon come to blows.
Will the global economic crisis resolve itself, will the crisis collapse the world economy, or whom may come forward with some new currency?
Further, spiritually, 2013 looks to be a year of more turmoil. G-d seems to lost his position in many of the World's people. He will lash out. What will come of signs in the sky? Is that a great comet? Earthquakes? Hurricaines?
Look further at bug-outs or going grey, everyone should be prepping by now in case things really do go bad. I am just saying. Fiscal Cliff? Banning guns? Who is Obama alligned with?
So, if you wish to discuss the above mentioned or wish to hear it from others, feel free to drop in and leave some good 5 stars if you find this inforomation either entertaining or productive.
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President's Budget Calls for New Investments in Workforce and Basic Skills Services
Mar 07, 2014
By Neil Ridley
President Obama's FY 2015 budget released on Tuesday calls for new investments that prepare workers for jobs in demand and put unemployed people back to work. The proposal comes at a time of weak job growth, with the national unemployment rate still above 6 percent. Long-term unemployment, in particular, remains high; 3.8 million workers have been out of work for 27 weeks or longer and nearly 6.7 million young adults ages 16-24 are neither working nor in school. The budget proposal also comes a few months after the release of international data showing that 36 million Americans have low basic skills and are likely to have difficulty obtaining family-supporting jobs.
The FY 2015 budget request for workforce and basic skills programs is consistent with the spending cuts established in last year's budget agreement. Funding levels for state and locally administered programs under the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) and most national workforce programs are maintained at the FY 2014 level. The proposal signals a new direction by including targeted investments amounting to about 5 percent of WIA formula grants in three areas:
- $80 million for incentive grants to encourage states that improve employment and earnings outcomes for workers who face the most difficulty in the labor market;
- Increased funding, up to $60 million, for competitive grants through the Workforce Innovation Fund; and
- $15 million for industry-based partnerships focused on preparing workers for jobs in demand.
The proposal also calls for $20 million in Skills Challenge grants on top of the formula grants provided to states every year for adult education and literacy. This new grant program would fund partnerships implementing bridge strategies and other models that integrate basic skills preparation with occupational skills training. These strategic investments in workforce and basic skills services would support innovative approaches and encourage greater attention to the needs of individuals with low education and skill levels and barriers to employment. The proposal also includes proposed investments in job creation for disadvantaged workers.
In addition to the budget request, the President seeks congressional approval for a $56 billion Opportunity, Growth and Security Initiative (OGSI) that proposes additional investments for key priorities, including expanded access to early childhood education, infrastructure and jobs, research, public health, and national security. Included in the priorities for employment and training are:
- $750 million (in addition to more than $3 billion in the budget request) to restore recent cuts to Workforce Investment Act formula grants to states, increase support for research and innovation, and make targeted investments in programs that serve individuals with barriers to employment;
- $1.5 billion for the first year of a four-year Community College Job-Driven Training Fund, which will provide competitive grants designed to increase the number of training programs and apprenticeships supported by employers and focused on jobs in demand; and
- $125 million (in addition to $25 million in the budget request) to expand the research-based Jobs Plus model, which connects public housing residents with job opportunities.
The release of the President's budget is the first step in the annual budget and appropriations process. It is now up to Congress to set priorities for the budget and determine program funding levels. The blueprint released on Tuesday can guide lawmakers as they consider critical investments to prepare more low-income adults and youth for jobs and careers in what is still a tough labor market.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. --The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) today announced that it has awarded a lease to JBG/SEFC Ventures, LLC of Washington, D.C. to build a new Department of Transportation headquarters at the Southeast Federal Center.
The new, 1.35-million-square-foot facility will be built on 11 acres at New Jersey Avenue and M Street, SE, under the terms of the competition. GSA will convey the land to JBG.
It will be designed by international, award-winning architect Michael Graves of Princeton, N.J. Mr. Graves is known in Washington, D.C., for his work on the reconstruction and renovation of the Washington Monument and for designing the 1.1 million-square-foot International Finance Corp. headquarters, 2121 Pennsylvania Ave., NW.
"This project will provide a high quality headquarters for the Department of Transportation, at the best value to the government and taxpayers," said Donald Williams, GSA Regional Administrator, National Capital Region. "It also will spur development of GSA's 55-acre Southeast Federal Center."
The lease, with option to purchase, is for 15 years. Its award marks the culmination of a robust and full competition. Planning efforts have been under way for a decade, and Congress directed the lease procurement in 1998 following authorization in 1997.
In accordance, GSA issued a Solicitation for Offerors (SFO) in 1999. GSA received 12 proposals in response and identified five to compete in the second phase of the procurement. During the procurement process, GSA sought input through two public hearings and from interested agencies and organizations, including the National Capital Planning Commission, pertinent Advisory Neighborhood Commissions and the D.C. Office of Planning. JBG's offer had the highest technical rating as well as the lowest price.
The JBG was identified as the preferred alternative in the Final Environmental Impact Statement last July. Following a final round of public comment on this document, GSA issued a Record of Decision today, designating the preferred alternative as JBG.
GSA is a centralized federal procurement and property management agency created by Congress to improve government efficiency and help federal agencies better serve the public. It acquires, on behalf of federal agencies, office space, equipment, telecommunications, information technology, supplies and services. GSA, comprised of 14,000 associates, provides services and solutions for the office operations of over 1 million federal workers located in 8,300 government -owned and leased buildings in 1,600 U.S. communities.


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TOKYO -- The vending industry in Japan saw an increase of 1.4% in revenue in 2012, according to the annual industry report issued by the Japanese Vending Machine Manufacturers Association.
Total vended goods and services revenues rose to ¥5.375 trillion, or $52.5 billion at today's rate of exchange. That figure includes not only vended food and beverage sales of ¥2,314 trillion ($22.6), but also transportation and meal tickets, postage stamps, sundries including razors and tissues, sanitary goods, newspapers and magazines, toys and cards, goods rental machines and coin lockers. JVMA also tallies coin and bill changers, although they are not standalone profit centers. The industry's total sales revenues in 2011 had been ¥5.302 trillion ($51.8 billion).
Food continues to represent a small but stable part of the Japanese vending menu. The JVMA report shows the number of machines on location unchanged from 2011 to 2012, at 74,100, while sales volume dipped from ¥58.087 billion in 2011 to ¥57.8 billion ($565 million) last year.
Tobacco vending, which has been on the downtrend in Japan and elsewhere, continued its descent in 2012. Machines on location dropped from 327,500 in 2011 to 304,000 in 2012, generating total sales of ¥486.4 billion ($4.8 billion), or 82.5% of 2011's ¥589.5 billion volume.
Newspaper and magazine vending machines held steady from 2011 to 2012, with 7,000 machines returning ¥7 billion ($68 million) in both years. Stamp vending declined sharply -- "snail mail" apparently surviving no better in Japan than it has here -- while sanitary goods, toys and cards sold more briskly last year. Transportation ticket sales ("tickets to ride") declined in unit sales but produced more revenue, while meal ticket venders continued to proliferate and generate higher sales. These meal tickets have no exact analogue in the United States; they are prepaid media sold through vending machines to restaurant customers in advance, and then presented to the server for fulfillment.
"Sanitary goods" vending ticked down in 2012, with machines on location dropping from 45,000 to 40,000, tracked by sales volume of ¥15 billion in 2011 and ¥13.8 billion ($135 million) last year. Coin lockers and similar amenities, by contrast, edged upward, with units on location rising to 1,175,000 last year from 1,170,000 in 2011 and yielding ¥141 billion ($1.4 billion), up from ¥127 million in 2011. And the number of coin and bill changers in the field diminished from 61,200 in 2011 to 59,000 last year.
All the advanced industrial nations with mature vending industries saw vending contract during the international financial crisis five years ago. Providing refreshments in workplaces is a substantial part of what vending does, so a downturn in employment always will impair vended sales volume. Changes in consumer tastes and international trends in government oversight also bear on the composition of vending sales. The industry in Japan, like its counterparts in the U.S. and the European Union, is adapting to these changes, and recovery is under way.
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NYC women busted at JFK wearing "cocaine diapers"
Two Bronx women traveling from the Dominican Republic were arrested at JFK on Saturday for carrying 6.5 kilos of cocaine in "diapers" made of duct tape.
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According to the criminal complaint, a drug-sniffing Customs dog alerted agents to contraband on Priscilla Pena and Michelle Blassingale, but a search of their luggage yielded nothing. While she was being questioned, Pena "appeared to be very nervous," and during a subsequent pat-down, a CBP Officer "noticed a hard object near Pena's waist and buttocks."


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UCLA senior punter Jeff Locke is again a semifinalist for the Ray Guy Award, given annually to the nation's top punter. He had also been named a semifinalist as a redshirt freshman.
"I think freshman year, I was mostly surprised. You don't really shoot for that," Locke said. "This year, it was definitely one of my goals."
This year, Locke said he has focused particularly on improving the hang time on his punts, tweaking minute details in how he drops the ball when kicking.
One constant since his freshman year? His well-worn UCLA baseball cap, now more beige than white with a powder blue brim - a hat Locke has washed just once. He wears it every practice in part to spite roommate and backup quarterback Kevin Prince, who had the entire team sign the hat a few years ago in an effort to remove it from the punter's everyday wardrobe.
"I can't let him win," Locke said.
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Also if i mount /dev/sda2 /boot
and then cd /boot
then ls -a
the kernel isn't there.
Don't know if that means anything but i thought i would add that
Thank you for your time
Ok hopefully this isn't annoying to anyone but this is annoying me to where i will post. So i have fallowed the steps to install BT3 with Vista previously installed. I install successfully and can boot BT3 one time after that lilo's boot load just displays an L on the left side of the screen and then over time adds 9A 99 99 99 99 99 99. I have uninstalled and reinstall about 9 times making minor adjustments to the lilo.conf file and even re-burned the iso to disk twice.
my laptop that i am trying to install on is : Toshiba L305-S5875
Note that the hardrive setup is :
sda1 : Toshiba System Volume
sda2 : Windows File System
sda3 : Linux Swap
sda4 : Ext3 { \ }
The step by step process i took was from this link
I would greatly appreciate any input towards making this work
Thank you for your time
also when i mount /dev/sda4 /boot and then cd /boot and do an ls
nothing appears the kernel isn't there.
Don't know if that means anything but thought i would add that.
Thank you
Also if i mount /dev/sda2 /boot
and then cd /boot
then ls -a
the kernel isn't there.
Don't know if that means anything but i thought i would add that
Thank you for your time
When you boot, are you getting an error? Black screen? Anything at all?
Can you post your lilo.conf
there is nothing on the screen other that the letter "L" and then over time it fallows with ( 9A 99 99 99 99 99 99 ) over and over. And as far as my lilo config it is default to what file is exept for the main parts which are
boot = /dev/sda
timout = 60
vga = 773
image = /boot/vmlimuz
root = /dev/sda4
label = Backtrack3
other = /dev/sda2
label = Vista
this is my lilo.conf
it may be the highlighted part that you are missing. Just a guess.Code:
root = /dev/hda message = /boot/boot_message.txt prompt timeout = 1200 change-rules reset vga = normal other = /dev/hda1 label = Windows table = /dev/hda image = /boot/vmlinuz root = /dev/hda5 label = Linux read-only
"At least black people knew when they where slaves" Doug stanhope
Ok some weird stuff is going on so now i tried to reboot the computer and i put the live cd in and lilo came up so i boot into bactrack with the harddisk. From there i add the table = /dev/sda in the lilo.conf file in /etc
but now after saving that addon i go to run lilo -v
and it gives me : boot image: /boot/vmlinuz Fatal: open /boot/vmlinuz : no such file or directory
EDIT: You might also find the following thread helpful.Code:mount -o bind /dev /mnt/backtrack-partition/dev chroot /mnt/backtrack/ /bin/bash
-Monkeys are like nature's humans.
So im pretty sure i didn't chroot into is but i rebooted and boot from the cd.
So i ran
mount -o bind /dev/ /mnt/sda4/dev
chroot /mnt/sda4 /bin/bash
nano /etc/lilo.conf ( made sure everything was the way i wanted it )
lilo -v
LiLO ver 22.8
Reading boot sector from /dev/sda
Warning: '/proc/partitions' does not exist, disk scan bypassed!
Using MENU secondary loader
Calling map_insert_data
Boot other: /dev/sda2, on /dev/sda, loader CHAIN
Added Vista*
Boot image: /boot/vmlinuz
Fatal: open /boot/vmlinuz: No such file or directiory
*Hitting head against wall very hard*
Kick ass name by the way Tron i like it
Thank you for your time
Well i mounted the /boot and then it worked running the lilo -v
but still getting the black screen with the letter L and 9999's repeating
Huge whole in the wall now * Head Hurts*
thanks for your time
Hope someone can figure this out
I can't post links but i had the same problem, can a mod edit my post with a link pretty please?
forums remote-exploit org/showthread.php?t=11692
As far as i could tell my MBR was messed up so deleting it and redoing lilo worked for me.
Just back anything up that's important.


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Aarti Party: Aarti makes a special meal in honor of her sister: zucchini ribbon salad with lime juice, red chile, and peanuts; red 'mole' swordfish steaks with pickled shallots; and bananas Sequeira. 9 am., Food Network.
Mexican Made Easy: Marcela throws a taquiza, a traditional Mexican cookout made up of beer-marinated grilled skirt steak, creamy poblano pepper strips, sauteed potatoes with chorizo, pico de gallo, and watermelon and mint aguas frescas. 9:30 am., Food Network.
Hungry Girl: Lisa makes breakfast pizza Mexicali, crispy white pizza, and pizza-fied chicken. 10:30 am., Cooking Channel.
Down Home with the Neelys: The Neelys make homemade granola, cinnamon-sugar waffles with blueberry syrup, and black pepper maple bacon. Now that's breakfast, right? 11:30 am., Food Network.
Secrets of a Restaurant Chef: Anne Burrell cooks a restaurant-worthy meal of cod and shrimp in a fennel and white wine broth and braesola and lightly pickled mushroom and cauliflower salad with crispy parmigiano. 12 pm., Food Network.
30 Minute Meals: Rachael makes prosciutto-wrapped chile shrimp with green onions and pesto, alongside grilled steak with quick roasted tomatoes and garlic. It's technically surf-n-turf.12:30 pm., Food Network.
Barefoot Contessa: Ina makes honey vanilla pound cake, roasted beets, mache with warm brie and apples, and basil mayonnaise, all from local ingredients. 1 pm., Food Network.
Giada at Home: Things get a spicy kick when Giada makes cherry tomato and chile gazpacho, meatballs a la pizzaiola, ravioli with spicy sage butter, and spicy zabaglione with strawberries and chocolate. 1:30 pm., Food Network.
Two Fat Ladies: The Two Fat Ladies visit the nuns in the Abbey to make them a special meal of lobster with mayonnaise, broad beans with dill, tomato tartlets, and raspberry-strawberry shortcake. 10 pm., Cooking Channel.
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Bobby Flay's Barbecue Addiction: Bobby grills a Middle Eastern feast, complete with sea scallops with cracked wheat salad, roasted red pepper tahini vinaigrette and grilled lemons, tuna kofte with pomegranate molasses-mint glaze with crushed spicy hummus, and apricot-glazed lamb chops with pistachio and sumac. 11 am., Food Network.
Food Network Challenge: The arrival of the Renaissance Festival has cake artists scrambling to create the best Renaissance-inspired cakes. 8 pm., Food Network.
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COLUMBUS (AP) -- The state has suspended the Ohio distribution license of a Massachusetts pharmacy linked to a meningitis outbreak that has sickened more than 130 people in 10 states, including one in Ohio. Twelve have died.
The New England Compounding Center in Framingham, Mass., made a steroid used in contaminated injections tied to the outbreak.
The Ohio State Board of Pharmacy's director says the board on Tuesday suspended the license after seeing evidence that the company's professional practice presented a danger of immediate and serious harm to others. The license was suspended pending a hearing to determine whether to permanently revoke it.
The pharmacy's public relations firm didn't immediately return a call.
State health officials on Wednesday revised the number of Ohio patients who received potentially contaminated injections from 430 to 424.


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There is a lot of competition ahead of the Ravens for their No. 2 wide receiver spot. Jacoby Jones , Deonte Thompson, Tommy Streeter, Tandon Doss and other wideouts will all get their shot to prove they deserve a promotion, an opportunity to start and to pick up the slack behind Torrey Smith this season.
For what it's worth, Smith hopes his co-starter comes from the group of players that is already in house.
"I think that, obviously, our goal is to try to make sure that [general manager Ozzie Newsome] doesn't have to go out there and get another vet, and I think we take that as a kind of challenge for us," Smith said, via The Baltimore Sun. "We know this offense. We're looking forward to the challenge. We're all getting better every day."
Fantasy Analysis:
It's June 1, so, in NFL life, it's still early. A couple of days ago, the Carroll County Times said Jones is the early favorite to start. Last week, the Sun the reported that the team thinks Thompson has the inside track. Jones has the most experience, and he was torching the 49ers the last time we saw him play. But it's unknown if he can actually handle the extra work. You're not drafting any WR here other Smith, but the winner of this job out of camp is going to get a big boost in fantasy value.


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Date: November 22 2012
The BBC has appointed Tony Hall, the chief executive of Britain's Royal Opera House, as director-general.
The former director of news at the BBC will take up his post next March, succeeding George Entwistle who resigned earlier this month after just 54 days in the job.
Lord Patten, chairman of the BBC Trust, confirmed Hall's appointment and said his background in news "will prove invaluable as the BBC looks to rebuild both its reputation in this area and the trust of audiences".
He added that he was the "right person" to lead the BBC as it takes "a long, hard look at the way it operates and put in place the changes required to ensure it lives up to the standards that the public expects".
Meanwhile, a BBC trustee who was involved in the decision to give Entwistle a STG450,000 ($A700,000) payoff for resigning as director-general has insisted he still believes it was the right thing to do.
Anthony Fry said Entwistle made clear he wanted a full year's salary as a condition of resigning after just 54 days in the job - twice as much as he was entitled to under his contract and the same as he would have got for being sacked.
Fry said the BBC Trust was faced with the decision of whether to draw a line under the issue immediately or face a protracted wrangle and a possible industrial tribunal, which lawyers warned could result in Entwistle receiving an additional STG80,000.
Fry said that in addition to his pay-off, Entwistle had a pension pot of STG833,000, which would give him an annual pension of STG38,000 to STG40,000.
He said that under the terms of the "compromise agreement" with Entwistle, some funds could be recouped depending what came out of the inquiry into the decision to drop the original Newsnight investigation into Savile last year.
He said that by the Saturday night when Entwistle resigned, they were in a "very difficult situation".
"I got to the point at about 8.45 on Saturday night where actually all I was interested in was the preservation of what I thought was the best interests of the BBC. I am sure we all could have done marginally better. In the circumstances I sort of think we did OK," he said.
"At 8.45 I sort of got off my moral high horse. I thought 'I have got to do what I think is right here for the BBC and the licence fee-payers. I can get my moral outrage out later'."
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EVERETT — A felon charged Wednesday with murder in the stabbing death of an elderly Marysville man could spend the rest of his life behind bars.
Bail was set at $1 million Wednesday for Robert Ruben Kennedy, who was charged in Everett District Court with first-degree murder, robbery and auto theft. It was the same bail amount a judge set Monday for co-defendant Delaney Wood, 28, who's accused of the same crimes.
The pair is accused of attacking Arthur Schroeder, 82, in his travel trailer Jan. 24.
Kennedy, 26, has convictions for first-degree robbery and attempted first-degree robbery — both strikes under the state's persistent-offender law. Voters in 1993 overwhelmingly supported the three-strikes law, billed as a tough-on-crime approach to habitual criminals.
A prosecutor and a defense attorney said Wednesday that Kennedy faces a possible life sentence if he's convicted.
"It is a potential third-strike case," Snohomish County deputy prosecutor Andrew Alsdorf said after Wednesday's bail hearing.
The Marysville man was convicted in 2004 of participating in the robbery of an Everett adult store in which a knife was used to intimidate a clerk.
In 2010, he was convicted of attempted first-degree robbery after a holdup in Mason County, according to court records. He was released from prison in March.
At the advice of his attorney, the defendant stayed outside the view of a courtroom camera in the Snohomish County Jail on Wednesday. Instead, Everett defense attorney Jesse Cantor sat beside an empty chair during the bail hearing.
"The person who is alleged to be Robert Kennedy is my client," Cantor said.
The attorney also said he has advised the defendant not to answer questions about his identity.
Judge Tam Bui said she was convinced there was probable cause to hold Kennedy.
Schroeder was found inside his ransacked travel trailer at the Brookside Mobile RV Park in the 9800 block of State Avenue. Furniture was overturned and cabinets left open. Dried blood led investigators to believe he had been dead for several hours.
His pickup truck was missing. It was found burning on vacant land north of Arlington hours after the body was discovered.
Kennedy allegedly told a friend that "things went bad" and he was sorry for what happened, according to one of several search warrants filed in the case. Kennedy reportedly said he and Wood went to Schroeder's home to get money, but the elderly man didn't want to give them any.
As it turned out, the pair said they only got $200 from the robbery and they split it, according to an acquaintance who spoke with police.
Besides the truck, a cell phone, wallet, jewelry box, two rings and a necklace were missing from Schroeder's trailer, according to court papers.
Wood allegedly bragged about killing Schroeder because he was a registered sex offender.
Marysville police have said they believe robbery was the primary motive in the killing.
Schroeder spent 18 years in prison for sex offenses, according to state Department of Corrections records. The crimes, involving 20 victims, took place between 1980 and 1983 and included girls ages 8 to 14.
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During the first few weeks of September, dancers in Collaborative Process (DAN 4830) have visited the Library twice to learn about its resources: once, on September 10, to learn about library resources for their final papers, and again on September 19, to explore how physical space affects their creative processes. One visit involved sitting in a computer classroom; the other involved actually dancing on the main staircase and in the first floor atrium. In both cases, they used the Library's resources to explore dance intellectually and physically.
Associate Professor of Dance and the class's instructor Emily Daughtridge explained the less-traditional, but creative use of the Library's resources that her class experienced on the Thursday the 19th:
"The students were members of my Collaborative Process class, which is a course for senior Dance Studies majors. The students in Collaborative Process are exploring the nature of creativity in collaborative work, crossing disciplines and group processes. [Thursday's] class, guided by invited guest and chair of Theatre and Dance, Marianne Adams, took inspiration from Postmodern era dance artists such as Trisha Brown. These artists are interested in exploring, dancing and choreographing in relationship to the elements, be they architectural, cultural, etc., of a given environment, or "found" space as it may be.
"During [Thursday's] class the dance students explored improvisational performance in the library rotunda and in the large open stair case. Both spaces provide unique spatial dimensions, architectural features, viewing perspectives and the opportunity to negotiate movement and interactions not only with fellow dancers but also with unsuspecting pedestrians. In addition Ms. Adam's gave the dancers the following prompts to consider: the shape of the space, the initiation/intention of the movement, and the awareness of being a part of a greater whole."
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I think this is a marvellous idea. What better way to take on the Great British Drinking Culture than to wait until people are wasted and then teach them a lesson they will never forget.
http://news.sky.com/story/1143123/po...-for-revellersThe message we are passing to the public is a simple one. If you have a bit too much fun and end up in a spot of bother we are going to be all over you. We will lock your ass up a source said of the proposal yesterday.
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If Julia Cunningham chooses to bedizen herself in it, she is welcome to it—flounces and all.
When I was young they died for that with which they now bedizen themselves.'
Prithee, young one, who art thou, and what has ailed thy mother to bedizen thee in this strange fashion?
A refined woman will always look neat; but, on the other hand, she will not bedizen and bedeck herself with a view to display.
Is not your body a far more beautiful and nobler thing than all the gay clothes with which you can bedizen it?
I will so bedizen your virile, though somewhat crassly practical gifts—— Why, women are my long suit.
The French chamarrer, to deck out, or bedizen, is said to be a word of kindred origin.
I don't know what sort of a way you'd bedizen yourself out if I'd let you, I'm sure.
We shall have plenty of time if this prince takes as long to bedizen himself as he used to do.
I'st teach yo to burn three candles down awbut to nothink 'at yo may bedizen yorsel in this way.
1660s, from be- + dizen "to dress" (1610s), especially, from late 18c., "to dress finely, adorn," originally "to dress (a distaff) for spinning" (1520s), and evidently the verbal form of the first element in distaff.
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The Environmental Protection Information Center (EPIC) has filed a suit to challenge the actions of officials in the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to fund, administer, and operate the Trinity River fish hatchery on the Trinity River in northern California. The Trinity River fish hatchery (shown in the photo above) is located on Highway 299; 24 miles west of Redding. Click here to see a copy of the lawsuit.
Use the player below to hear more on this story in a report submitted by KMUD News Correspondent Dan Young. This piece aired on the KMUD Local News Fri., June 14, 2013.
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Update June 20, 2013-Murdered man found in the Spyrock Road area (Mendocino County, Calif) near Burns Creek, has been identified as 23 year-old Hugo Olea Lopez from Upper Lake, Lake County, Calif.
Update June 18, 2013- New details in the Spyrock Road homicide:
According to an updated press release from the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office, Officers were originally alerted to a suspected homicide at a remote location on Spyrock Road in Laytonville, California by an anonymous caller who said that their relative, the victim, had been murdered. Upon investigation officers found a deceased Hispanic adult male with an apparent gunshot wound.
At the scene Sheriff's Detectives found 300 budding marijuana plants that had apparently been growing in an outdoor setting as well as inside of at least two temporary greenhouse structures.The plants had been recently cut as if to be harvested. Detective investigations indicated the victim had been camping at the location while tending to the growing marijuana plants. The victim was found in his camp close to the cut marijuana plants.
A forensic autopsy has been scheduled for June 19. The victim has not yet been positively identified.
The original post in this story appears below.
As reported on the KMUD Local News for Mon., June 17, 2013, a deceased person found on a Spyrock Road property in northern Mendocino County is the victim of a suspected homicide. KMUD News reported that as of news time there had been no arrests or known suspects identified in the case, and that according to local residents Sheriff's Deputies left the crime scene with budded marijuana in their vehicle. At this time evidence in this case is limited.
Anyone with information in this case is asked to call the Sheriff's Office Tip-Line by calling 707-234-2100.
Check back to this post to track updates in this case.
Mendocino County Sheriff's Office press release, dated June 17, 2013:
On 06-17-2013 at 0748 hours the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office was contacted by a person who had received second hand information of a possible homicide at a remote location on Spyrock Road in Laytonville, California.
Based upon the reported information personnel from the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office, California Highway Patrol and California Department of Fish & Wildlife responded to the location.
On 06-17-2013 at approximately 1115 hours law enforcement personnel arrived at the location and found one deceased person. Sheriff's Detectives have responded to the location and have begun an investigation into the circumstances of the person's death. Additional information will be disseminated by press release as the investigation continues.
Anyone with information in regards to this incident is urged to contact the Sheriff's Office Tip-Line by calling 707-234-2100.
A three-year long multiagency suspected criminal marijuana investigation last week led to the arrest, of two Humboldt County residents with other arrests expected to follow. Indictments originating from the Federal District Court in Salt Lake City, Utah for "engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise, conspiracy to manufacture, distribute and possess with intent to distribute marijuana" were issued for several Humboldt County residents.
The first suspect arrested in this on-going intrastate case was Michael Stallings, age 63 (shown in the photo above). Stallings was arrested at his residence located off Friday Ridge Road, Willow Creek. During the arrest officers noticed an outdoor marijuana growing operation and seized over 600 growing marijuana plants, one pound of processed marijuana, two rifles and a shotgun.
A second suspect in the case, John Paul Diller, age 32, was subsequently arrested at his residence in the 1600 block of Children's Avenue, McKinleyville. In that arrest Officers netted 10 individual, one pound bags of processed marijuana and also seized 4 pistols, 2 rifles, a Harley Davidson motorcycle, a vehicle and $7,900 dollars in cash. Subsequently, over 800 growing marijuana plants were found in storage units allegedly rented by Diller, off Airport Road, Fortuna. Also, two motorcycles, a Polaris- Ranger ATV and a utility trailer, located on a property owned by Diller in Freshwater, were seized for possible asset forfeiture. More arrests in this case are expected.
The full Humboldt County Press release appears below.
On 06-11-2013 and 6-12-2013 the Humboldt County Drug Task Force, Humboldt County Sheriff's Office, United States Forest Service, United States Marshal Office assisted the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration Metro Narcotics Task Force and the Davis Metro Narcotic Strike Force out of Salt Lake City, Utah regarding a 3 year long marijuana investigation in Humboldt County that was linked to Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Federal Drug Enforcement Administration issued indictments for several Humboldt County residents out of the Federal District Court in Salt Lake City, Utah for engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise, conspiracy to manufacture, distribute and possess with intent to distribute marijuana. Federal and state search warrants were served in Utah during the course of this investigation.
On 06-11-2013 at about 1000 hours, local law enforcement and federal law enforcement officers located and arrested one suspect for the federal indictment out of Utah named Michael Stallings age 63 at his residence located off Friday Ridge Road, Willow Creek. While at Stallings residence, officers noticed an outdoor marijuana growing operation.
Officers obtained a Humboldt County search warrant for the property. Officers then seized over 600 growing marijuana plants that ranged in size from 2 feet to 3 feet. Officers seized one pound of processed marijuana, two rifles and one shotgun. Stallings was transported to the federal courthouse in Eureka to be arraigned on his federal arrest warrant out of the State of Utah. A local arrest warrant will be sought through the Humboldt County District Attorney's Office for Stallings for cultivation and possession for sales of marijuana.
On 06-12-2013 at about 0900 hours, local and federal law enforcement officers served a search warrant at John Paul Diller's, age 32, residence located in the 1600 block of Children's Avenue, McKinleyville. Diller was taken into custody on a federal arrest warrant out of the State of Utah. Diller was transported to the Federal Courthouse in Eureka to be arraigned on his Federal arrest warrant out of the State of Utah. When Officers searched Diller's residence they located and seized 10 individual, one pound bags of processed marijuana. Officers also seized 4 pistols and 2 rifles. A Harley Davidson motorcycle, a vehicle and $7,900 dollars in cash was seized for possible asset forfeiture. On 06-12-2013 at 0900 hours, other officers served a search warrant at two storage units off Airport Road, Fortuna that Diller was renting. Officers seized over 800 growing marijuana plants from inside of those two storage units that ranged in size from 2 feet to 3 feet. No one was located at the storage units.
On 06-12-2013 at 5:00 pm, a search warrant was served on a piece of property that Diller owns in the Freshwater area. Officers seized two motorcycles, a Polaris- Ranger ATV and a utility trailer for possible asset forfeiture. A local arrest warrant will be sought through the Humboldt County District Attorney's Officer for Diller's arrest for cultivation and possession for sales of marijuana.
There are other suspects still associated with this investigation out of the indictments from Salt Lake City, Utah. More arrests are anticipated in the County of Humboldt. The United States Attorney's Office in Salt Lake City, Utah is working closely with the United States Attorney's Office in San Francisco with the Federal indictments out of Utah.
Anyone with information on this case or related drug activity is encouraged to call the Humboldt County Drug Task Force at 707-444-8095 or the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office Tip line at 707-268-2539.
Update Tues., June 18, 2013- Sups. revision of Guiding Principles draw strong negative reaction
Two weeks after the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors voted to revise the Principles which guide the County General Plan Update (GPU), a large negative reaction built and opposition to the decision was evident once again at the GPU meeting this Mon., June 18. 2013. Opposition to the revisions were related both to their content and to the process used to adopt them, which limited public input to the same meeting in which they were adopted. As a result of the public outcry the Sups. decided to revisit the Guiding Principles and to give the public advanced notice when that would be done. More can be heard on this development using the player below.
This report was submitted by KMUD News Correspondent Daniel Mintz and was aired on the KMUD Local News Tues., June 18, 2013
The original post of this story can be viewed below.
Chapter 1 of the Humboldt County General Plan Update (GPU) includes a section called Guiding Principles which are meant to: "provide a statement of community values and the overall objectives of the General Plan." On Monday, June 3, 2013, using a "straw vote", the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors tentatively approved a revision of those principles. The revision was drafted by Supervisors Fennell and Bohn. The vote to adopt, with two minor changes, carried by a 4 to 1 vote, with Supervisor Lovelace as the dissenting vote. The biggest changes occur in Principles #4 and #6 as shown below.
In the Fennell/Bohn revision of #4, the concept of focused development in areas already having preexisting infrastructure was omitted as was the statement, "...discourage low-density residential conversion of resource lands and open space."
Planning Commission Version
4. Ensure efficient use of water and sewer services and focus development in those areas and discourage low-density residential conversion of resource lands and open space.
Fennell/Bohn Revision
4. Cooperate with service providers in delivering efficient water and sewer services and infrastructure and support scientifically proven alternative waste management systems in areas not served by public sewer.
In the Fennell/Bohn revision of #6, the statement, "...protect agriculture and timberland over the long term" was omitted as was, "...using measures such as increased restrictions on resource land subdivisions and patent parcel development."
Planning Commission Version
6. Protect agriculture and timberland over the long term, using measures such as increased restrictions on resource land subdivisions and patent parcel development.
Fennell/Bohn Revision
6. Encourage, incentivize and support agriculture, timber and compatible uses on resource lands.
A complete comparison between the old and revised Principles can be seen below.
Use the player below to hear a report on this story submitted by KMUD News Correspondent Daniel Mintz. This report aired on the KMUD Local News Wed., June 12, 2013.
Guiding Principles as they appear in the Planning Commission Approved Draft GPU:
1. Ensure that public policy is reflective of the needs of the citizenry as expressed by the citizens themselves.
2. Preserve and enhance the character of Humboldt County and the quality of life it offers.
3. Provide sufficient developable land, encourage development of affordable housing for all income levels, and prevent housing scarcity under a range of population growth scenarios.
4. Ensure efficient use of water and sewer services and focus development in those areas and discourage low-density residential conversion of resource lands and open space.
5. Support the County's economic development strategy and work to retain and create living-wage job opportunities.
6. Protect agriculture and timberland over the long term, using measures such as increased restrictions on resource land subdivisions and patent parcel development.
7. Protect natural resources, especially open space, water resources, water quality, scenic beauty, and salmonid habitat.
8. Include actionable plans for infrastructure financing and construction.
9. Adhere to a practical strategy that can be implemented.
10. Provide a clear statement of land use values and policies to provide clarity in the County's permit processing system and simplify review of projects that are consistent with the General Plan.
11. Maximize the opportunities to educate the public about the planning process, in order to have meaningful participation in the development and maintenance of the Plan.
12. Support a broad public participation program at all levels of the decision making process; including study, workshops, hearings, and plan revisions.
Revisions proposed by Supervisors Fennell and Bohn:
Note: the approved minor changes to these revised Principles were: replacing the word " Honor" in Principle 2 (below) with "preserve" and adding "fisheries habitat" in principle 7.
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The Garberville "Rodeo in the Redwoods", 2013, kicks off Friday night, June 14, with a Bull-O-Rama at the Greycliff Rodeo Grounds, just South of Garberville in Benbow, Calif. The festivities begin again Saturday morning in Garberville with a pancake breakfast and Rodeo Parade where the Rodeo Queen and Princess will get crowned. After the parade in Garberville, kid's games and the Junior Rodeo begin at the Greycliff Rodeo Grounds in Benbow, followed by a BBQ steak dinner. After dinner the California Cowboys Professional Rodeo Association (CCPRA) will take place. Sunday will feature the Gymkhana, sponsored by the Mounted Mountaineer's. For more information call (707) 223-1046. The photo above shows the Greycliff Rodeo Grounds in Benbow. Hear more about the rodeo and its history, including an interview with Ona Lee Gerdis, an owner of the Greycliff Rodeo Grounds.
This report was submitted by Maria Savage and aired on the KMUD Local News Tues., June 11, 2013.
Use the player below to hear a news story submitted and aired by KMUD News Director Terri Klemetson on the Local News Tues., June 4, 2013. The piece incudes interviews with the Rodeo Queen and Princess Candidates.
Photos 2013 Rodeo Queen and Princess Contestants
Queens: http://www.garbervillerodeo.org/queen.html
Princesses: http://www.garbervillerodeo.org/princess.html
Update: Mon., July 1, 2013-Both sides file objections to Judge's ruling in Humboldt County vs. Bob McKee court decision
Both sides have filed objections to Judge Dale Reinholtsen's June 7, 2013 decision on how the Williamson Act violations in the "Tooby Ranch Case" should be remedied.
According to KMUD News Correspondent Daniel Mintz, Humboldt County is asking that its court costs be reimbursed because the county prevailed in the Reinholtsen ruling. The county's attorney fees, which are more than 3 million dollars, are not subject to being reimbursed by the defendants. The county has also made a claim for additional property tax revenue from the defendants, and for additional penalty fines.
The defendants, Buck Mountain Ranch Limited Partnership, Robert McKee and Valery McKee, filings included an objection to the Reinholtsen ruling that the state's unfair competition law was violated, arguing instead that defendants operated in good faith and that there was a lack of notice by the county in stating their concerns. Other defendant objections refer to the processes that have affected the Tooby Ranch Williamson Act contract. Several other defendants' objections were raised and a proposal was made for consideration of additional remedies. More details can be heard using the player below.
The audio below is from a report submitted by Daniel Mintz and aired by Terri Klemetson on the KMUD Local News, Mon., July 1, 2013.
The original post for this story can be viewed below.
In a long-awaited court ruling, filed Friday, June 7, 2013 by Humboldt County, Judge Dale Reinholtsen, Southern Humboldt developer Bob McKee has been ordered to pay $200,000 in fines to Humboldt County. In the costly 11- year lawsuit the county maintained that the defendants, Buck Mountain Ranch Limited Partnership, Robert McKee and Valery McKee, violated the Williamson Act in their development of the Tooby Ranch near Garberville, purchased by McKee, et. al. The ruling is not final. Both parties have 20 days to file objections with the court. Hear more details about this ruling using the player below. For copies of the ruling and its accompanying court order documents see the links below.
The photo above, from the Redwood Times, shows Bob McKee addressing the Rotary club in Garberville.
The audio in the player below was submitted by KMUD News Correspondent Daniel Mintz and aired on the KMUD Local News Wed., June 12, 2013.
According to a press release from the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office, on Tues. morning, June 11, 2013, a Deputy was fired on by a suspect during an investigation of an illegal marijuana grow, located in the 20000 block of Tomki Road in Willits, California. The Deputy Sheriff shot back at the suspect who then escaped into the heavily wooded surroundings. Several hours of searching did not locate the suspect, and the search was suspended due to safety concerns - read more details in the MCSO press release below.
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On 06-11-2013 at 0836 hours Special Agents from the Mendocino Major Crimes Task Force (MMCTF) arrived at a piece of property located in the 20000 block of Tomki Road in Willits, California. The MMCTF Special Agents had recently obtained a search warrant based upon an investigation that showed an illegal marijuana growing operation was in existence on the property. The Special Agents were assisted in the search warrant service by members of the County of Mendocino Marijuana Eradication Team, California Department of Fish & Wildlife, California Highway Patrol Aviation Division and Mendocino County Probation Department.
Upon arrival a MMCTF Special Agent (Mendocino County Deputy Sheriff), a California Department of Fish & Wildlife Warden and a Mendocino County Probation Officer encountered a suspect, described as being a Hispanic adult male dressed in camouflage clothing. The suspect fled on foot into the property's heavily wooded terrain and failed to comply with verbal commands to surrender. The three listed law enforcement personnel began a search for the suspect who appeared to be unarmed. During the search the suspect emerged from an area of bush approximately 30-40 yards from the Deputy Sheriff. The suspect was armed with a handgun and immediately shot at the Deputy Sheriff, possibly multiple times. The Deputy Sheriff shot back at the suspect who then fled off into the heavily wooded terrain once again. Additional law enforcement resources were summoned to the property as a more intensive search was conducted for the suspect.
The law enforcement resources included personnel from the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office, California Highway Patrol, California Department of Fish & Wildlife and Cal Fire prevention officers. After several hours of searching the suspect was not located and the search was suspended due to safety concerns. The Mendocino County Sheriff's Office in collaboration with the Mendocino County District Attorney's Office is conducting an investigation into the shooting incident per county-wide protocol.
The Deputy Sheriff has been placed on paid administrative at this time.
Two robberies and one grand theft in Eureka are believed have been committed by the same suspect, and the Eureka Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying the man. In one incident the suspect was seen leaving the scene in a small 4- door red Nissan. The suspect is described as a a white male, about 6' tall, medium build with short brown hair - see the photo above and the video and more information from the press release below.
Anyone with information about these crimes, the suspect, the suspect vehicle or the location of the stolen property, please contact Detective Harpham at 707-441-4305.
Summary from the Eureka Police Department press release:
On Thursday, 4-18-13, at about 2100 hours, a suspect took 3 37" Westinghouse LED TV's out through the emergency exit of Target in Eureka. The suspect fled in a small 4- door red Nissan with the license plate purposely concealed. The suspect was described as a white male, about 6' tall, medium build, with brown hair. No force or threats were used by the suspect.
On Friday, 4-26-13, at about 2040 hours, a suspect entered Hana Restaurant at 2120 4th Street, ripped the cash register drawer from the register and attempted to flee the store. An employee interrupted the theft. The suspect was a white male, about 6' tall, medium build with short brown hair. He wore large black sunglasses to partially block his face and he wore gloves. The suspect fled in a red 90's model hatchback with the license plate purposely concealed. The suspect pushed and punched an employee in attempt to complete the theft. This use of force to complete the theft, turned the theft incident into a robbery.
On Saturday, 5-11-13, at about 2130 hours, a male subject entered Subway sandwich shop at 1906 4th Street, ripped the cash register drawer from the register and fled the store. The suspect was described as a white male, about 6'2"tall, with brown/gray hair wearing an orange and green camouflage mask. The suspect fled on foot. No vehicle was seen. The suspect threatened to stab the employee if he tried to stop him from leaving with the cash register drawer. The use of threats turned the theft into a robbery.
The Eureka Police Department believes the three incidents were committed by the same suspect and request anyone with information in regards to the suspect, suspect vehicle or the location of the stolen property, to contact Detective Harpham at the 707-441-4305.
The Video below shows the crime as it's being committed at Target in Eureka-thanks Lost Coast Outpost and You Tube.
Disaster and emergency reporting are key components of KMUD Newsroom production as well as part of the overall mission of the station. Several years ago the News Department organized an Emergency Response Team (ERT) to assist news staff in reporting during emergency events such as fire, major landslides, floods and earthquakes. We are now in progress of expanding this service. The ERT includes people who are able to send photos and audio clips to the newsroom, others who can travel to KMUD at a moment's notice to help during a major emergency, and people who produce stories for the Local News. In response to a scary fire season projected by CAL FIRE, KMUD News has prepared a series of classes that can serve as training for people newly interested in helping with this effort or as a review for previous ERT members. Anyone who wants to work with KMUD News is invited to the upcoming trainings.
Classes focusing on the Emergency Response Team training will be held this June and July at the KMUD studio at 1144 Redway Drive, Redway. Classes start promptly at 1 pm and run until 3 pm, with more free-form conversation after the class for people who want to collaborate further.
Class Schedule:
- June 9: Writing for Radio -Emergency Response focused skill-building, using disaster scenarios
- June 23: Emergency Response Reporting - Disaster scenario analysis and live Emergency Response radio reporting
- July 14: Guest Professionals, TBA. Emergency Reporting and Interacting with Agency Personnel; Disaster scenario analysis and live Emergency Response radio reporting
- July 28: Guest Professionals, TBA. Emergency Reporting and Interacting with Agency Personnel; Disaster scenario analysis and live Emergency Response radio reporting
A woman reported yesterday (Mon., June 3, 2013) to Humboldt County Sheriffs that she had been sexually assaulted as she was walking down the Avenue of the Giants heading toward Weott.The suspects in the incident are believed to be driving a Light Blue older Ford Van, possibly late 1970's or early 1980's no side windows in the rear cargo area. Only the front seats and back doors had windows.
The suspects are described as follows:
- White Male, 19-25 years old, approximately, 6' tall, 160 pounds, red curly hair with fresh injuries to his face and nose.
- White Male, 19-25 years old, approximately 6'2" tall, approximately 160 pounds, blond hair, wearing black jeans
- White male, 19-25 years old, approximately 6"2" tall, approximately 160 pounds, brown hair
Details are found in the HCSO press release below:
On 06-3-2013, approximately 8:30 p.m. the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office received a call from a local hospital emergency room nurse who reported a 33 year female was at the hospital who was being treated for a sexual assault. A deputy responded to the hospital and met with the victim. She reported she was walking on US 101 near Rio Dell early today, when she got a ride from an unknown Asian female who dropped her off near the Pepperwood exit, Holmes Flat area. After being dropped off she walked down to the Eel River and went for a swim. During her swim, she lost her pants in the rapids. She walked back to Avenue of the Giants and began walking south again towards her mother's residence in Weott, however she was not wearing pants, only underwear, a bra and t-shirt. She walked for about ten minutes when she encountered three males in a light blue Ford van in a turn out. She asked the males for a ride, and they agreed to give her a ride.
After evaluating the males further, she decided to decline the ride because she did not feel comfortable with the males. The three males then drove off in the van. She then continued walking south on Avenue of the Giants. Further down the road as she was walking, the three males suddenly exited the brush and all three sexually assaulted her. During the assault she struck one of the males in the face with a tree branch she found causing injury to the males face. The victim believes she may have broken the male's nose or knocked out some of his teeth. After the assault the victim ran to a nearby residence for help, and the residents gave her a ride to the hospital.
Anyone with information for the Sheriffs Office regarding this case or related criminal activity is encouraged to call the Sheriffs Office at 707-445-7251 or the Sheriffs Office Crime Tip line at 707-268-2539.


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The Economy of Cities (1969)
by Jane Jacobs
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iconoclastic; comprehensive, yet very personal history of urban development
In this book, Jane Jacobs brings her creative mind and sharp wit to bear on the question of how cities grow economically. While there's a lot of wisdom here, it demands an unusual style of reading. Jacobs was not a scientist or economist in a formal modern manner; rather, she had more in common intellectually with the natural philosophers of an earlier era. That is, rather than proposing a hypothesis and testing it against econometric analysis, Jacobs observes, keenly, and discerns a mechanism that explains what she sees. Early in the book, Jacobs offers an explanation of how the first cities came to initiate economic growth. It reads like a modern version of social contract theory: philosophically credible, but not really true in an historical sense.
Jacobs' writing is always stimulating, and she offered key insights into social order decades before they became widely appreciated. For example, the final chapter of Jacobs' better known Death and Life of Great American Cities discusses cities as iterative, nonlinear systems, decades before those became a hip topic of academic study in the 1990s. In The Economy of Cities, Jacobs correctly predicts the rise of services, and also nails the function of the Long Tail as a source of economic growth. But, she uses her own term, 'growth through product differentiation', which she identifies as the next major form of economic growth after an economy exhausts the possibilities of mass production.
The core point of the book is that cities develop new work first by manufacturing goods that displace imports, and later by budding new products (or services) off of current manufactures. Overarching efficiency in production spells the death of this process, triggering economic stagnation. Jacobs notes the importance of venture capital that is willing to take risks and bankroll new industries without trying to rationalize them or add them to existing calcified corporate structures. There's a lot more as well, including some assertions about poverty and population growth that have since been shown to be wrong.
As a thinker and writer, Jacobs is really in a category of her own. I find reading her books takes real concentration, and sometimes several re-reads, despite the lucidity of her prose. Her combination of liberal values and deep distrust of government, so reflective of her struggles against Robert Moses and modernist planning, jars in the context of current political fights, in which liberals are generally trying to protect government from right-wing attacks. Nonetheless, Jacobs' grasp of patterns of order - spatial and economic - is so rich and so incisive that it justifies the effort to absorb it fully.
Professor Alison Wolf, specialist in the relationship between education and the labour market, has chosen to discuss Jane Jacobs' The Economy of Cities , on FiveBooks (http://five-books.com) as one of the top five on her subject - Education and Society, saying that:
"…Jane Jacob's argument was that cities, which in the early days were just small trading and administrative posts, generated agriculture, not vice versa. Cities are where the ideas all come from, where all the wealth comes from. They are also much more environmentally friendly because you use much less energy if you live in the city than if you live out in the countryside..…".
The full interview is available here: http://thebrowser.com/books/interviews/alison-wolf
This book is another example of Jane Jacobs' clear and frequently different thinking. It provides some insights into the growth of cities that usually overlooked. As an example, one new idea here is that cities don't happen because of agriculture, but that most advances in agriculture have been due to cities. I believe that her insights don't get nearly enough attention. First they are sometime counterintuitive, and second they frequently disagree with experts. She doesn't have a degree in a related area; she's just a housewife with brains, eyes, and ideas; ideas that show many of the experts to be wrong. Then she has the audacity to give examples.
While her better known "The Death and Life of Great American Cities" can be thought of as the 'what' of cities, this one is the 'how' they grow, and is a must read if you desire that answer.
I feel bad for books like these. Jacobs is so well known for The Death and Life of Great American Cities and her last, Dark Age Ahead, that most people overlook her work on economics. This book, The Economy of Cities, combined with her next, Cities and the Wealth of Nations are some of her best work.
When approaching this book, keep in mind that Jacobs is an empiricist. She does a lot of research for her books and tends to build up from many, many examples in order to prove her points. When her research comes against conventional wisdom or long-worshipped theory (e.g. Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations), she has no problem providing counterexamples to swiftly dispatch old, dusty notions and better explain old generalities that had long been glossed over, without being fully understood.
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AMES, Iowa — Twenty-six Iowa youth received top awards during the 2013 State Fair 4-H Awardrobe Clothing Event Aug. 15-16 at the Memorial Union on the Iowa State University campus in Ames.
The Awardrobe Clothing Event is an Iowa State Fair 4-H event that provides youth participants with opportunities to showcase their apparel design and production knowledge, as well as creativity skills. During the event, youth participate in educational workshops; learn more about potential career opportunities in the field of apparel, merchandising and design; and engage in hands-on service-learning activities. The youth also complete an interview with a judge and model selected or constructed garments in a public runway show.
"4-H participants in the Awardrobe Clothing Event are evaluated on their communication skills through a written report and one-on-one interview with a judge. The youth also are evaluated on their fashion goals, choice of clothing and knowledge of garment, as well as their poise and confidence displayed while modeling their garments," said Cayla Taylor, youth program coordinator with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach 4-H Youth Development.
The youth participate in three categories. In Clothing Selection, participants select or purchase an outfit for a specific occasion. For Fashion Revue, participants construct, hand-knit, machine-knit or crochet their garments. In the $15 Challenge, the 4-H'er purchases an outfit for $15 or less from garage sales, consignment shops or clothing resale stores such as Goodwill or Salvation Army.
"This is my third year participating in the Awardrobe Clothing Event," said Elizabeth Fischer, Fashion Revue participant from Benton County. "This event has really taught me about the many opportunities that the Iowa State fashion program has to offer. It's what first got me interested in pursuing a career in fashion.
"I always learn something new each year I've participated and have enjoyed meeting different people from different counties who have the same interests as me in sewing and fashion," Fischer said.
The following youth earned the Iowa State Fair's Top 10 Percent Award in the Awardrobe Clothing Event. The recognition includes a certificate and $25 gift card sponsored by the Iowa State Fair Board.
Fashion Revue Recipients
Elizabeth Fischer, Benton County
Devyn Alt, Johnson County
Amanda Friedman, Clinton County
Chantel Schmidt, Shelby County
Raeann Hanlon, Calhoun County
Trisha Van Wyk, Sioux County
Madeleine Bretey, Boone County
Clothing Selection Recipients
Kelly Breja, Linn County
Brad Baudler, Adair County
Alex Bennett, Warren County
Ciara Erenberger, Johnson County
Rogette Lizer, Grundy County
Kayla De Weerd, Sioux County
Brea Baumhover, Buena Vista County
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Grace Seaba, Muscatine County
Courtney Buman, Shelby County
Kassie Trimble, Madison County
Courtney Klein, Sioux County
Rachel Miller, Hardin County
Jurane Lizer, Grundy County
Amanda Friedman, Clinton County, and Chantel Schmidt, Shelby County, were recognized for exhibiting outstanding construction skills in the Fashion Revue category. The recognition includes a certificate and a $25 cash award sponsored by the Central Iowa Sewing Guild.
Devyn Alt, Johnson County, and Erin Filloon, Tama County, received the On-Trend Award for creating a garment that incorporates this year's fashion trends. Iowa State University's Apparel, Merchandising and Design Program sponsored the $25 gift card award and certificate.
Elizabeth Fischer, Benton County, and Raeann Hanlon, Calhoun County, earned special recognition for ranking in the top 3 percent of Awardrobe Clothing Event participants and expressing an interest in furthering their education in either apparel, merchandising and design, event management or hospitality management. Iowa State University's Department of Apparel, Events and Hospitality Management sponsored the $500 scholarship award and certificate.
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FONTANA -- For the second time in three days north Fontana and Lytle Creek had the presence of firefighters trying to save homes and businesses.
The southbound 15 Freeway west from the 215 Freeway interchange was closed for three hours while firefighters kept the fire just off Sierra Avenue at 75 acres, said U.S. Forest Service spokesman John Miller.
"We have this fire at 20 percent containment," Miller said early in the evening, "Fire crews saved several businesses with their quick response time. "
Miller said fire crews believe to have the fire fully contained by today.
Many Southland residents are dealing with the extreme above normal heat. Federal officials on Monday said significant fire potential is predicted to be above normal in much of the West this year.
On Saturday, fire crews responded to a fire in the same vicinity as Monday's fire, but that ended with only 2 1/2 acres charred.
On Monday, firefighters stopped the forward spread of the Lytle Fire with the numerous hand crews, engine companies and air support, stomping out any spot fires that may arise through the night.
The fire came extremely close to a Jack in the Box restaurant, but firefighters were there in time to save the eatery although the drive-thru signs were destroyed.
The fire was reported at 1:30 p.m. with about five acres burned and it quickly to spread due to the 20 MPH winds.
The police were protecting homes and businesses from potential looters.
One familiar face protecting the businesses was Fontana police officer Jaris, the police dog who was thrown out a window while attempting to assist his human counterpart in apprehending an alleged armed and dangerous parolee.
"We're here to protect the businesses from becoming victims of crime," said Jaris' handler Officer Steve Bechtold, "They have enough to worry about with the fire. "
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