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- Breaking News: Current TV journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee sentenced to 12 years in labor camp
- Earthquake 3.1 M - Northern California Coast, Point Arena, CA
- CA-BDF/BDU- Baseline incident - 40 acres - 70%
- News and Notes: Lightning activity moderated yesterday
- World News - Alaska - Crews still battling North Pole wildfire
- World News: England - Patient dies after Paramedic clocks out!
| Breaking News: Current TV journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee sentenced to 12 years in labor camp Posted: 07 Jun 2009 11:02 PM PDT
 Current TV journalists and California native Laura Ling and Euna Lee sentenced to 12 years in labor camp by Communist North Korean government.Laura Ling & Euna Lee were convicted & sentenced after Central Court confirmed unspecified grave crime against the nation. Maybe it is time to drop a MOAB on "Dearest Bonehead" Previous Related Posts: "Dearest Bonehead" Please let our people go! North Korea: California Journalists go on trial  | ||||||||||||||||
| Earthquake 3.1 M - Northern California Coast, Point Arena, CA Posted: 07 Jun 2009 06:23 PM PDT
A minor earthquake occurred at 4:51:58 PM (PDT) on Sunday, June 7, 2009. Earthquake details The magnitude 3.1 event occurred 11 km (7 miles) SSE of Point Arena, CA. The hypocentral depth is 3 km ( 2 miles). 
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| CA-BDF/BDU- Baseline incident - 40 acres - 70% Posted: 07 Jun 2009 10:53 PM PDT
View CA-BDF/BDU-Baseline - Wildland Fire San Bernardino forest, Cal fire east end of Base line Highland city area. in a larger map Update: 1900hrs - 40 acres - 70% Update: 1749hrs -40% containment, No further threat to SBN Forest, no structures damaged or destroyed. Update: 1705hrs - http://inciweb.org/incident/1681/ Update: 1645hrs - Firefighters making good progress Update: 1630hrs - 20 acres with retardant lines on both flanks Update: 1600hrs - 8 to 10 acres, AT en route from HemetIA: 1519hrs - 5 acres medium rate of spread, Making a run uphill. Aircraft on order. Very large potential. 2nd alarm for Forest service Location: San Bernardino National Forest, East of Highland / San Bernardino. Fuels/Terrain: Light grass and chaparral IC: Walkowski - USFS BDF unified command with BDU CALFIRE Resources: Full wildland response, IC Ordering second Air Tanker out of Hemet. Equipment assigned at the peak of the incident: 25 engines, 6 Hand Crews, 1 Fire Dozer, 2 Water Tenders, 1 Air Attack, 1 Air Tanker, 4 Helicopters - Water dropping (2, type 2 and 2 type 1) Cause: Under investigation Live webcam: http://webcam.csusb.edu/video/ More info: FICC WildCad  | ||||||||||||||||
| News and Notes: Lightning activity moderated yesterday Posted: 07 Jun 2009 01:26 PM PDT
News and Notes: 06/07/09-0845 Lightning activity moderated yesterday and so did fire activity with 12 fires for 36 acres reported in the GACC. Look for more sunshire today but still moderate fire conditions. Southern California GACC - OSCC News and Notes: 06/07/09- Nothing New  | ||||||||||||||||
| World News - Alaska - Crews still battling North Pole wildfire Posted: 07 Jun 2009 06:25 PM PDT
Alaska - North Pole wildfireFairbanks - A wildfire that broke out in the North Pole residential area off Badger Road has grown to 65 acres, but is expected to be contained tonight, according to the Division of Forestry.Note: Santa and the Elves were not injured. Mrs. Claus made Cookies for all. For current Alaska Wildfire Information - Daily SIT report: Link http://fire.ak.blm.gov/content/aicc/sitreport/current.pdf  This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now | ||||||||||||||||
| World News: England - Patient dies after Paramedic clocks out! Posted: 07 Jun 2009 09:44 AM PDT
Man died after ambulance detour
An emergency patient died after a paramedic allegedly diverted an ambulance because his shift had ended. An investigation is under way after the incident in Stockton, Teesside, on 18 May, in which a 69-year-old man died. Instead of taking the stroke victim to Stockton's North Tees Hospital, a paramedic drove to the town's ambulance station. A North East Ambulance Service Trust (NEAS) spokesman said a paramedic and a technician had been suspended. The 3.3 mile (5.3 km) journey from the patient's house to the hospital should have taken less than 10 minutes. But the delay meant he was not admitted to hospital until 30 minutes after the 999 call was made.
The driver suspended over the incident is aged 53 and the technician who was with the patient in the back of the ambulance is 54. A spokesman for the North East Ambulance Service Trust said: "This incident was immediately reported to us by another member of staff and as soon as we were notified, we acted to suspend a paramedic and an advanced technician from duty. "We appointed a senior officer to carry out a full investigation of the incident and have notified the North East Strategic Health Authority, Stockton-on-Tees Teaching Primary Care Trust and the Health Professions Council of our actions. "We have also been in touch with the family of the patient to give them our condolences and to keep them updated on developments. "Patient care is our number one priority and we treat any action which falls short of the high standard expected of our staff extremely seriously. "This has led to a thorough investigation and both the paramedic and advanced technician are now being dealt with in line with the trust's disciplinary procedures." Source: BBC - Link  |
Patient care is our number one priority and we treat any action which falls short of the high standard expected of our staff extremely seriously 
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