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nursingucgconferences · 2 years

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Apply Visa to USA, Participate in 13NHPSUCG, and get a chance to explore Los Angeles

What visa means?

A visa is an official stamp placed in your passport that grants you permission to enter or leave a specific country, remain for a specific period of time, etc. I've submitted an application for a visa extension. Entrance permit.

VISA stands for Visitors International Stay Admission in its full form. When visiting another nation, a VISA is regarded as one of the most crucial documents.

Obtaining an immigration "visa" or travelling to California

An entry visa for the United States is an endorsement placed on a foreigner's passport. In California, relatives or employers who reside in the United States typically sponsor the majority of visa holders.

About 185 different visa types are available in the US. Each has different requirements for applications, fees, processing timeframes, and expiration dates.

For foreigners seeking citizenship and/or legal permanent residence, immigrant visas are available. Foreign nationals who want to visit the US temporarily must apply for non-immigrant visas.

In Los Angeles, how do I apply for a visa?

Only inhabitants of the California counties of Imperial, Kern, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Ventura, as well as the States of Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, and Utah may apply for visas at the Consulate General.

Please get in touch with the mission in charge of your region if you don't reside there because every visa application needs supporting documentation that will be verified.

Visa categories

For type D visas, often known as national visas, which are used for immigration and employment purposes, biometric visas will be granted and ten finger scans will be gathered. The applicant for the visa must also provide a biometric photograph.

For transiting through an airport or for brief stays in Germany and other Schengen States (type A or type C visa, sometimes known as a Schengen Visa): Since May 15, 2014, the Visa Information System has required the German embassies in the United States to collect biometric information (fingerprints) for Schengen visas (VIS). Please click the link to learn more about the Visa Information System (VIS).

Application forms online

Applications can only be submitted online through the website of the consulate or embassy. Please complete the application completely and accurately, just as it does on your passport. Please print the completed form, including the annex page with the barcode (only visible at time of printing). The barcode must not be ripped, crumpled, or in any other way damaged when it is turned in. In order to prevent delays in the processing of your application, be sure to send or provide all required documents as specified in the visa criteria.

In case of Emergency, Visa

Only in urgent situations do we accept applications without an appointment. Only genuine emergencies, such as those involving life or death, will be eligible for emergency services. A doctor's note or a death certificate are both acceptable forms of documentation for an emergency.

It is not an emergency if you haven't made plans to get a visa from the Consulate in time. Missing a scheduled flight or other travel plans is not a legitimate justification for an emergency.

How can I apply for a California tourist visa?

California is the most visited state in the US and a very well-liked tourism destination. There are so many places to see and things to do in California, including the popular tourist destinations of Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Hollywood, the Golden Gate Bridge, and other national parks, including Yosemite National Park, are all located in California. In order to explore as much of California as possible in one trip, many tourists choose to take a road trip up the west coast, passing through San Diego along the way.

California is the perfect place for family vacations because it has numerous top theme parks, fantastic beaches, and Disneyland.

Attend the 13NHPSUCG in Los Angeles, California

The nursing profession is dynamic and ever-evolving. We must make inventive improvements, such as strengthening outpatient therapy, emphasising ethnic accomplishment, improving patient health and experience, and developing nurses' data analysis skills, in order to accept new difficulties and advance in your profession. Recently, innovation and intelligence across all sectors have been the driving forces behind the creation of modern technical systems and software in the healthcare industry. Attending the 13NHPSUCG2023, you will be exposed to a variety of viewpoints as well as the most recent advancements and innovations in the nursing industry.

Looking for the paperwork needed to obtain a USA visa? During the USA visa interview, what questions were asked? How can I get a USA visa? USA not getting it? Visa Consultation? Need a letter of invitation?

Places to Visit in Los Angeles, California:

Los Angeles, the hub of the country's film and television industry, is a large metropolis in Southern California. Studios including Paramount Pictures, Universal, and Warner Brothers provide behind-the-scenes tours close to the famous Hollywood sign. The Walk of Fame commemorates hundreds of luminaries, the TCL Chinese Theatre exhibits celebrity hand- and footprints, and street merchants offer maps to the residences of famous people on Hollywood Boulevard.

Griffith Observatory and Griffith Park

The Griffith Park and Observatory, as its name suggests, is your stepping stone to the cosmos beyond the stars. Consider using telescopes to investigate them, stopping by other displays, or taking in one of the planetarium's live shows.

The Walk of Fame in Hollywood

The Hollywood Walk of Fame is a well-known landmark in the area and is situated on Vine Street and Hollywood Boulevard. More than 2,690 stars that are implanted in the walkways of various lanes make up this structure. These enduring memorials serve as a showcase for the successes of the entertainment sector.

The Getty Museum

Visit the Getty Center for a chance to see genuine European artwork from the early nineteenth century mixed with modern art creations. Visitors come here to see the magnificent architectural show and the gorgeous gardens that look out over Los Angeles.

Automotive Petersen Museum

View more than 250 unusual vehicles, including some incredibly classic cars, motorcycles, and trucks, that have been gathered from all around the world. Together, these cars span more than 120 years of automotive history.

The Santa Monica

This Los Angeles beachside site is one of the most well-liked tourist destinations in the city. As the resort community nearest to Los Angeles, it is frequently promoted and attracts a sizable number of visitors. One of the busiest areas you can visit is the gorgeous beach aspect of this attraction.

Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History

Go to one of the Natural History Museum's numerous pavilions. The butterfly pavilion and the insects pavilion are two examples of the museum's exceptional exhibits.

Why L.A.?

Hollywood studios, the Sunset Strip, Venice Beach, prominent museums, theme parks, wineries, breweries, outdoor activities, a vibrant nightlife, and many other attractions make Los Angeles the entertainment centre of the world. There are many good reasons to travel to Los Angeles, and one of them is that it's a very attractive city. There are many places that are picturesque.

We kindly request your presence at the "13th World Nursing, Healthcare Management and Patient Safety Conference" (13NHPSUCG2023), which will be held from November 15–18, 2023 as a hybrid event in Los Angeles, USA, and electronically, following the great success of the previous 11th Nursing, Healthcare Management, and Patient Safety conferences in San Francisco, USA.

Connect with us:

Email: [email protected] Visit: https://nursing.universeconferences.com/ Submit your Research Paper/abstract/poster/case studies here: https://nursing.universeconferences.com/submit-abstract/ Book your slot here: https://nursing.universeconferences.com/registration/

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stryderphoto · 5 years

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The Wave House - Mission Beach, San Diego

#The Wave House #Mission Beach #San Diego #Original Photographer #Flow Board #Flow Boarding #Surf

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prettyspacehappyplace · 6 years

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Vacation goals: perfect pink beach house 💖

#photographers on tumblr #original photographers #travel #houses #beach house #pink #window #windows #architecture #San Diego #california #mission beach #dream home #dream house #pink perfection #mine #pshpop

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paint-the-sk1es · 7 years

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palm trees // ig: @kaplan.ash

#palm trees #palm #trees #black and white #photo #photography #san diego #mission beach #ocean #beach #water #surf #sand #art #artist #san diego photographer

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mysterialbleuedesign · 4 years

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Hello & Welcome!

I’m Michelle De Nicola, with jewelry that I make by hand right here in San Diego. Last year was my first time in the Comic-Con Art Show, and I’m excited to be participating again this year!

Last year, I was fundraising for my favorite charity, Stupid Cancer to support their life-changing summit, CancerCon, by donating half of my Art Show sales. As a cancer survivor myself, I know just how important it is to find the right support and people who know what it’s like to have/have had cancer.

A big *Thank You* to everyone who supported me last year--including everyone who purchased pieces, the Art Show coordinators, and of course the amazing Art Show volunteers who helped me check in and set up my booth! Virtual hugs for everyone. 🤗

The other half of last year’s Art Show sales helped me to record my first original song 🎵 , We Rise, which was just released in March. Now you can get your very own copy on iTunes and follow me on Spotify, too! (I’d be so honored 💖☺️)

🎵 MichelleDeNicola.hearnow.com (DL+Stream) 🎵 MichelleDeNicola.com/We-Rise (Lyrics)

So the pandemic…when the shutdowns began mid-March, all my gigs got cancelled.

I'd just started selling jewelry as a vendor at the Solana Beach Farmers Market, had just gotten my foot in the door for singing at large events in San Diego (big paid gigs!), my energy finally started coming back with acupuncture sessions…and then it all got cancelled--with CancerCon and Comic-Con cancellations following.😭 (The cancellations had to happen of course. Health must come first.)

I’m not going to lie, though—the past few months have been challenging. My energy level tanked, lower than it’s ever been—which is a lot, since I’ve been dealing with chronic fatigue and chemo brain (brain fog) since my cancer treatment as a kid.

But the thing is, I’m a cancer survivor—I just don’t give up! When I heard the Comic-Con Art Show would still go on, but now digitally—I felt excited for something again, and hopeful, too.☺️

For me, making jewelry started off as a hobby. The first pieces, featuring roses🌹, helped raise money for my music fraternity, Sigma Alpha Iota.

Then last year’s Comic-Con Art Show became my catalyst for all kinds of jewelry designs and themes, always with more to come, since I go wherever the creative muse leads me. ✨

Jewelry sales here will help me get back on my feet and move forward with my music career and life.

I’ve also been looking into new and interesting ways to pay my bills while working from home using a variety of skills—Vocalist, Composer, Voice Over Artist, former Game Show Host & Trivia Host, MC, Jewelry-maker, Visual Artist, Photographer, Photo editor & restorer, Writer, Copy editor, Designer of things in Photoshop….(you, too, can hire me!)😂

This year, I’m not fundraising directly with my Art Show pieces. Stupid Cancer (my cause last year) is still setting up its fundraising page for CancerCon 2021.

However, you can support me and the American Cancer Society by donating to my efforts for our local San Diego Relay For Life event, via my jewelry website or my link below.

I’m part of Team Living, led by my amazing friend Tanya Lamons. It’s a virtual event this year, but funds raised still help to further the mission of the American Cancer Society to create a world with more birthdays. 🎉

My donation link:

https://secure.acsevents.org/site/STR/RelayForLife/RFLCY20WER?px=4091819&pg=personal&fr_id=96686

My latest endeavor: Now I’m on Patreon, creating content for Patrons (such as stories, jewelry, behind-the-scenes music stuff, etc.), so anyone can subscribe to follow my adventures (and misadventures😆), for just $1, with more content and levels, too, like Jewelry of the Month Club!✨

Thank you in advance for supporting me and my small business as a musician/jewelry-maker/(and all that stuff I mentioned earlier) creative entrepreneur! 💖😊

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What’s next?

* My links below

* Info on Jewelry pieces below that

* Then 2 more Posts of just Jewelry! 😁 🎉

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My Links:

Patreon: www.Patreon.com/MichelleDeNicola

We Rise:

🎵 MichelleDeNicola.hearnow.com (DL+Stream)

🎵 MichelleDeNicola.com/We-Rise (Lyrics) Linktr.ee/MichelleDeNicola

Music Website: MichelleDeNicola.com

Instagram: @MichelleDeNicola & @MysterialbleueDesign (new!)

San Diego Relay For Life 2020 Team Living - Donate:

https://secure.acsevents.org/site/STR/RelayForLife/RFLCY20WER?team_id=2507883&pg=team&fr_id=96686

Link Tree: linktr.ee/MichelleDeNicola

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Jewelry Pieces in Show & Availability

I have 3 Posts with Jewelry in this Art Show. This first post you’re reading right now has 5 pieces of jewelry (info & links below) following my “Hello & Welcome” section you read above. 😁

Some of these pieces have charms that are harder for me to get, so if you know you want something, the sooner you order it, the faster I can get it to you.

If I run out of stock on any charms:

*I will order more and make your item as soon as I can --or (if you choose)-- *I can find alternative charms

Included Jewelry Features:

* Necklaces come with an attached 2-inch extender. Bracelets & Anklets come with a 1-inch extender. You can also choose a different length.

* Bracelet & Anklet lengths are customized just for you!

* Necklace length can also be customized, with 16-inch chain as the default length

*Each Necklace, Bracelet & Anklet is finished with a small bead embellishment on the end of the extender

*Bead colors can also be customized

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(1) Seahorse Y Necklace

I wore this design while singing at Hillcrest Farmers Market to fundraise for Stupid Cancer’s life-changing summit: CancerCon, and also when recording my song, We Rise. (Don’t worry--you get a new necklace!)

* Featuring one Seahorse charm and Ombre blue bead colors: Azure, Sky & Clear * More colors available * Also comes in a set with matching earrings

https://www.mysterialbleuedesign.com/product/Seahorse-Y-Necklace/48?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

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(2) Rose Earrings

It all began with Roses!

* Both the Cream and Red Rose can be paired with a Crystal or Pearl. (Crystals are faceted glass beads; Pearls are glass beads with a pearlescent finish. Roses are resin)

*Multiple earring hooks available.

A. Rose & Crystal Drop Earrings B. Rose & Pearl Drop Earrings C. Rose & Crystals Dangle Earrings D. Roses & Pearls Dangle Earrings

https://www.mysterialbleuedesign.com/product/Rose-Earrings/49?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

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(3) Roses & Crystals Bracelet

* Custom-made to fit your wrist!

* Comes with 1-inch extender or upgrade to 2-inch (seen here)

* Roses available in Cream (seen here) or Red

*Crystals available in Champagne (seen here) or Clear

https://www.mysterialbleuedesign.com/product/Rose-Crystal-Bracelet/19?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

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(4) Lotus Bracelet

* Custom-made to fit your wrist!

* Comes with 1-inch extender or upgrade to 2-inch (seen here)

* More bead colors available

https://www.mysterialbleuedesign.com/product/Lotus-Bracelet/12?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

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(5) Lotus Anklet

This is the first anklet I ever made!

* Custom-made to fit your ankle

* Comes with 1-inch (seen here) extender or upgrade to 2-inch

* More bead colors available

https://www.mysterialbleuedesign.com/product/Lotus-Anket/13?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

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COVID-19 Note: I will use utmost care in packing your jewelry for shipping and will wipe it with alcohol. (And of course, I wash my hands, too!) I’m healthy but feel it’s important to take these extra steps.Please also wipe your jewelry pieces with alcohol when you receive them.

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Up Next:

* My 2nd Post: Beach-Inspired Jewelry 🌴

* My 3rd Post: Fantasy & Whimsy ✨😊

#ComicConAtHome #ComicConAtHomeArtShow #SanDiego

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dark-and-twisty-01 · 6 years

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Randy Kraft

Randy Stephen Kraft was born on March 19, 1945 in Long Beach, California. Apart from being particularly accident prone, Kraft seems to have had a relatively normal and conventional childhood. His family having moved to Westminster, Orange County, in 1948, Kraft developed into an active and intelligent adolescent, known for holding the conservative views typical of the area in which he was living. He graduated from Westminster High School in 1963, his academic performance putting him in the top 10 of his class, and he went on to study economics at the prestigious Claremont Men’s college.

So far, so good. It was between the ages of 18 and 20, however, that Kraft’s personality seemed to enter a confusing stage. At first he appeared resolutely conservative in his political and social outlook, joining the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC), and throwing himself into the presidential campaign of right-wing candidate Barry Goldwater.

He was also vocal in his support for U.S. military involvement in Vietnam. Yet in 1964 he changed sides, becoming left wing in political orientation, backed by growing long hair. Furthermore, it was around this time that his sexuality went through significant transformation. By the time he was 18 he had realized that he was homosexual, and there were many campus rumours about his predilection for bondage. He began frequenting gay bars, and in 1966 he was also arrested for having offered himself sex to an undercover vice officer, he was released with a caution.

In 1968 Kraft joined the U.S. Air Force. He was only in service for a year before he was discharged on “medical grounds” in 1969, incidentally the same year that he told his family he was gay. His revelation alienated him from his conservative parents, and from now on Randy Kraft seemed to go off the rails.

Timeline of a Murder

1: December 31, 1975. Twenty-Two-year-old Mark Hall is enjoying a New Year’s Eve party in San Juan Capistrano. At some point during the evening, he meets Randy Kraft, and leaves the party with him. Hall had been drinking alcohol and his body was later found to contain traces of Diazepam and Valium.

2: Kraft and Hall travel out to the Cleveland National Forest, heading to the east end of Santiago Canyon in the Saddleback mountains. This location is about 30 miles (48km) south of San Juan Capistrano.

3: What occurred is largely based upon forensic evidence derived from Hall’s body. It appeared that Hall had been stripped and tied to a tree sapling. He was then sodomized and tortured horribly. Parts of his body were burnt with a cigarette lighter or cut with a sharp knife. His genitals were removed, and stuffed into his rectum. It is also likely that Kraft was forcibly administered more alcohol, and pushed earth and leaves into both Hall’s mouth and anus. He died at the scene of his wounds and strangulation.

4: Hall’s body was discovered on January 3, 1976. A bottle was found at the scene which had Kraft’s fingerprints on it. This was later used by prosecutors to connect Kraft with the murder.

First Victims

From the early 1970s, Kraft’s lifestyle was focused on a combination of frequent sex with various highways and beaches of southern California. Moreover, it was apparent that the manner of killing was becoming increasingly depraved. The first body, of an unknown male, was discovered on February 6, 1973 beside a freeway in Wilmington, Los Angeles, again with one of his socks pushed up his anus. The next body (another unknown male), however, had it’s genitals removed, leading to the possibility that the man simply bled to death from the mutilation, although there were also signs of strangulation. Another victim found shortly afterward had his head thrown on to Long Beach, while his torso, one leg and both arms were found in the next county on Sunset Beach. Clearly California’s gay men were being hunted by someone with monstrous appetites.

Catching a Monster

It is ironic that even as Randy Kraft was slaughtering men on a regular basis throughout California, he was actually in a semi steady with one Jeff Seelig. In 1982 he even went for counselling to try and help their relationship improve. He also had a serious relationship with Jeff Graves, a former classmate. Furthermore, Kraft found steady, respectable employment in 1975, he began working as a computer programer for Pacific Computing Systems. Balanced against this normality, however, were crimes of almost unbelievable brutality. Some serial killers focus on delivering an efficient killing without using consciously designed tortures. Randy Kraft was not one of them. Typical injuries inflicted upon his victims include castration, a variety of objects inserted into the penis or anus (of the latter, some were large as substantial tree branches several feet long), decapitations, burns from a cigarette lighter and bites to genitals and nipples.

In January 1975, a multi county police task force was formed to pursue the serial killer. Because of the nature of the crimes, police and FBI psychologists were brought in to create profiles of the potential killer. Bodies were turning up every few weeks or months, and the pressure was on to find the man responsible. Kraft did in fact briefly pass through police hands in June 1975, after he was arrested for lewd behaviour in Cherry Park. He spent five days in jail before being released, after which he resumed killing where he left off.

Despite the number of bodies, the police were still struggling to get close to the killer. Kraft was not, in fact the only serial killer operating in California during these years. In 1977, for example, Patrick Kearney was arrested and confessed to the murder of 28 young men. Such killers made investigating Kraft’s murders that much more complicated, and his killing spree would continue for another five years. In fact, it could be argued that the sheer volume of his murders made the job of the police that much harder, by producing a vast multiplicity of false leads investigating dead ends.

The ultimate break came on May 14, 1983, when officers of the California Highway Patrol pulled over someone driving erratically on the San Diego freeway. The driver was Randy Kraft and having stepped out of the car and performed badly during a sobriety test, he was arrested for drunk driving. Yet a far more serious offence related to the dead man, 25-year-old Marine Terry Gambrel, who lay in the passenger seat of the car. He had been strangled, but also had near-lethal amounts of drink and drugs in his system. Now treating the suspect with utmost caution, the police searched his car and further found a pack of polaroid photos showing dozens of apparently lifeless men, and also a sheet of paper containing what appeared to be a coded list of men murdered by Kraft. A later search of Kraft’s home produced mass of further forensic evidence, including more photographs of murder victims plus personal effects of many of the dead.

After a lengthy trial, Randy Kraft was convicted of 16 counts of murder on November 29, 1989, and he was sentenced to death. In a curious act of futile bravado, in 1922 Kraft attempted to launch a massive lawsuit against an author who painted his character in a less than favourable light. Not surprisingly, the lawsuit was rejected, and in August 2000 his death sentence was again confirmed by the Supreme Court.

Timeline of a Murderer-Known Victims of Randy Kraft

Date Victim Age Details

September 24, 1971 Wayne Joseph Dukette 30 Possibly Kraft’s oldest victim

December 24, 1972 Edward Daniel Moore 20 U.S Marine serving at Camp Pendleton; body found dumped near the 7th street exit of the 605 freeway; one sock was inserted into his anus.

February 1973 Unidentified male 18-20 Found on the Terminal Island Freeway on February 6, 1973; strangled to death.

April 1973 Unidentified male ? Found in Huntington Beach

April 1973 Unidentified male ? Body was refrigerated prior to being dumped

c. July 30, Ronnie Gene Wiebe ? Last seen at the Sportsman Bar in Los Alamitos.

December 23, 1973 Vicente Cruz Mestas 23 Discovered by hikers in the San Bernardino foothills.

June 2,1974 Malcolm Eugene Little 20 Truck driver from selma, Alabama, visiting his brother in Long Beach; murdered after being picked up while hitchhiking.

June 22, 1974 Roger E. Dickerson 20 U.S Marine; disappeared after accepting a lift to Los Angeles.

c. August 2, 1974 Thomas Paxton Lee 25 Waiter in San Pedro; body dumped in a Long Beach oil field.

August 12, 1974 Gary Wayne Cordova 23 Body found on highway in Orange County.

Late November 1974 James Reeves 19 Last seen alive leaving a gay church in Costa Mesa after Thanksgiving.

c. January 3, 1975 John W. Leras 17 Body found on Sunset Beach on January 3, 1975.

January 17, 1975 Craig Victor Jonaitis 21 Body found at Long Beach Motel on Pacific Coast Highway.

c. March 26, 1975 Keith Daven Crotwell 19 Victims head discovered on May 8 off Long Beach and other remains found the following october.

January 3, 1976 Mark H. Hall. 22 (see “Timeline of a Murder)

c. April 1978 Scott Michael Hughes 18 Murdered in Orange County.

June 10/11 1978 Roland Gerald Young 23 Thrown from a moving vehicle when dead; genitals severed and stabbed to death.

June 19, 1978 Richard Allen Keith 20 Body found in Laguna Hills in June 1978; strangled to death.

July 6, 1978 Keith Arthur Klingbeil 23 Body found on the northbound lanes of Interstate 5, near Mission Viejo, in Orange County.

November 18, 1978 Michael Joseph Inderbieten 21 Burned with a cigarette lighter and his genitals severed.

June 16, 1979 Donnie Harold Crisel 20

September 3, 1980 Robert Wyatt Loggins 19 Photos of Loggins body matched Kraft’s blood type.

January 27, 1983 Eric Herbert Church 21 Semen found on body matched Kraft’s blood type.

February 12, 1983 Geoffrey Alan Nelson 18 Body discovered in Garden Grove.

May 14, 1983 Terry Lee Gambrel 25 Body discovered in Kraft’s car when he was pulled over for driving while intoxicated.

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fotility · 2 years

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The best memories always include family! . . Location: Mission Bay, San Diego Photographer: @fotility . . #family #daughters #beach #love #missionbay #sandiego #photographer #fotility #jerryroxasphotography #needpix #feelcaptureandshare

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melissamontoyaphotography · 11 months

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Mission Beach San Diego Wedding Photos | P + A

Mission Beach San Diego Wedding Photos | P + A As a San Diego elopement photographer, it’s no surprise I have photographed a lot of beach weddings! San Diego is a destination for many couples looking to say “I DO” with their toes in the sand! You can pretty much do it all year too! We aren’t tropical weather like Miami, but we do have pretty nice weather throughout the year. Locals take…

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laresearchette · 2 years

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Saturday, April 23, 2022 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: A TAIL OF LOVE (W Network) 8:00pm

WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT? GREED: A SEVEN DEADLY SINS STORY (Premiering on April 24 on Lifetime Canada at 8:00pm)

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

AMAZON PRIME CANADA MOST DANGEROUS GAME THE PRODIGY

CRAVE TV PERCY’S TIGER TALES SPECIALS

HOCKEY (TSN2/TSN3) 1:30pm: IIHF World Under 18 Championship: Canada vs. USA

NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS (SN) 2:00pm: Raptors vs. 76ers - Game #4 (TSN3) 4:30pm: Mavericks vs. Jazz - Game #4 (SN360) 7:30pm: Celtics vs. Nets - Game #3 (SN360) 10:00pm: Grizzlies vs. Timberwolves - Game #4

NHL HOCKEY (SN360) 3:00pm: Rangers vs. Bruins (CBC/SN/SN1) 7:00pm: Leafs vs. Panthers (City/SNEast) 7:00pm: Habs vs. Sens (CBC/SN) 10:00pm: Canucks vs. Flames

MLS SOCCER (TSN) 3:00pm: Philadelphia vs. CF Montreal (TSN) 5:00pm: Minnesota vs. Chicago (TSN/TSN3) 8:30pm: Austin vs. Whitecaps FC

MLB BASEBALL (TSN2) 1:00pm: Guardians vs. Yankees (SN1) 4:00pm: Jays vs. Astros (SN Now) 6:00pm: Red Sox vs. Rays

THICKER THAN WATER (CTV) 8:00pm: A year after the loss of her teenage son, a mother has a difficult time recovering. Life starts to look up for her when a new tenant who reminds her of her son moves in, but the rest of the family soon realizes he has a dangerous side.

MYSTERIOUS CREATURES WITH FORREST GALANTE (Animal Planet Canada) 8:00pm: Forrest travels to the Pacific Northwest with zoologist and wife Jessica on a mission to uncover the truth about the centuries-old myth of the lake monster.

A PICTURE PERFECT WEDDING (Super Channel Heart & Home) 8:00pm: Photographer Lindsey gets asked by a New York mogul's son, Josh, to shoot his sister's wedding. Sparks fly as Josh and Lindsey prepare for ceremony.

BIG FOOD BUCKET LIST (Food Network Canada) 8:00pm: John arrives in Portsmouth, N.H. to taste a taquito stuffed with braised pig's head; John hits the beach in Tofino, BC and downs a gigantic BBQ sandwich.

LOCKED DOWN (CTV Life) 9:00pm: Just as they decide to separate, Linda and Paxton find life has other plans when they are stuck at home in a mandatory lockdown. Co-habitation is proving to be a challenge, but it will bring them closer together in the most surprising way.

BARE HANDS RESCUE (Animal Planet Canada) 9:00pm: Traveling across the country to rescue wildlife caught in peculiar situations.

THE BATMAN (Crave) 9:00pm: Batman ventures into Gotham City's underworld when a sadistic killer leaves behind a trail of cryptic clues. As the scale of the perpetrator's plans become clear, he must bring justice to the abuse of power and corruption that plagues the metropolis.

NINE DAYS (Super Channel Fuse) 9:00pm: A man interviews five unborn souls to determine which one can be given life on Earth.

NLL LACROSSE (TSN3/TSN5) 9:30pm: San Diego Seals vs. Edmonton Rush

#cdntv #cancon #canadian tv #canadian tv listings #big food bucket list #hockey #nba basketball #nhl hockey #mls soccer #mlb baseball #nll lacrosse

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dudewhoabides · 2 years

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Grafitti Shack Mission Beach Jetty San Diego California Photographer Jon Pinter

#coastlife #photooftheday #photography #photo #fotografia #fotografie #beach #shore #westcoast #california

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livinginlandmarketing · 3 years

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After more than a year of large-scale fairs, festivals and events being a no-go because of the coronavirus pandemic, there’s a light at the end of the tunnel, and it’s actually the sun, in case you’ve forgotten what it looks like.

There are things to go and do this summer all over Southern California, from family favorites like the OC Fair and Pageant of the Masters to music festivals such as Hard Summer and BeachLife. While many of the events happening will be modified, and in many cases with smaller audiences than before the pandemic, there are still ways to get out and celebrate.

There’s one big caveat here: If we learned anything in the last year, it’s that plans can change fast. Be sure to check refund and cancellation policies before plunking down your cryptocurrency. And you will need to stay on top of COVID-19 precautions, which are also a moving target. Your best bet? Checking with the events’ websites and social media pages for the latest updates and pricing. Be advised that tickets for many events are required to be purchased in advance.

And even though events are being scheduled well into the fall, we’re capping our list as events through the end of September for now.

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May

San Bernardino County Fair

The SBC Fair is back for three weekends, but you will need to purchase tickets online in advance. This year, the admission price gets you access to the entertainment and includes the carnival rides. You can also nosh on fair food and see livestock exhibits.

When: May 29-31; June 4-6; June 11-13

Where: San Bernardino County Fairgrounds, 14800 7th St., Victorville

Information: sbcfair.com

June

Home Grown Fun

The San Diego County Fair is scaling back for 2021 with a smaller event that has the spirit of the fair. Expect a Ferris wheel, carousel, food, agricultural-themed exhibits and more.

When: June 11-July 4 (Closed Mondays and Tuesdays)

Where: Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd., Del Mar

Information: sdfair.com

Palm Springs ShortFest

The annual festival of short films had more than 5,500 submissions. The schedule will be released in early June.

When: June 22-28

Where: Camelot Theatres, 2300 E. Baristo Road, Palm Springs

Information: psfilmfest.org

The Redlands Bowl Music Festival will start its season online before moving to in-person events this summer. (File photo by Terry Pierson, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)

Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival

The Redlands Bowl will start its season online before moving to in-person programming. The lineup has not yet been announced.

When: Select nights June 25-Aug. 13

Where: Redlands Bowl, 25 Grant St., Redlands

Information: redlandsbowl.org

Summer Roots Craft Beer and Music Festival

Brew Ha Ha Productions will debut a new festival featuring reggae and rock bands and craft beer. Performers include Fortunate Youth, The Expendables, Pacific Dub, Arise Roots, Eli-Mac, Bikini Trill and Roots of Mine.

When: June 26

Where: Oak Canyon Park, 5305 E. Santiago Canyon Road, Silverado

Information: summerrootsfest.com/

July

Festival season in Laguna Beach

This seaside enclave will again draw hordes of visitors as Laguna Beach’s three summer art festivals are back. The Festival of Arts will boast work by more than 100 artists, hands-on art demonstrations and live music. The Sawdust Art Festival spotlights the creations of Laguna Beach artists, with more than 200 locals represented. Laguna Art-A-Fair is a juried competition of more than 100 artists from around the world.

When: Festival of Arts, July 5-Sept. 3; Sawdust and Art-A-Fair, July 2-Sept. 5

Where: Festival of Arts, 650 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach; Sawdust, 935 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach; Art-A-Fair, 777 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach

Information: foapom.com; sawdustartfestival.org; art-a-fair.com

Pageant of the Masters

One of Southern California’s signature events returns with nightly displays of tableaux vivants, or living pictures, featuring volunteers in elaborate costumes and makeup posing to recreate classic works of art. This year’s theme is “Made in America: Trailblazing Artists and Their Stories” and works depicted will include John Trumbull’s portrait of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and Edward Hopper’s “Nighthawks,” as well other iconic paintings by Winslow Homer, Mary Cassatt and Norman Rockwell. Pageant tickets include admission to the neighboring Laguna Beach Festival of Arts.

When: July 7-Sept. 3

Where: Irvine Bowl, 650 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach

Information: 800-487-3378; foapom.com

Midland, shown here at the 2018 Stagecoach Country Music Festival, will headline Mission Fest in San Juan Capistrano in July. (File photo by Matt Masin, Contributing Photographer)

Mission Fest

Headlined by country band Midland, this fest will also include performances from Devin Dawson, the White Buffalo, Daring Greatly and The James Kelly Band. Expect wine, local food, vendors and activities.

When: July 10

Where: The OutPost at Rancho Mission Viejo Riding Park, 27174 Ortega Highway, San Juan Capistrano

Information: missionfest.com

OC Fair

Cute baby animals, carnival rides and vats full of deep-fried wonderment — there’s nothing like a county fair. While the dates, hours and prices will be familiar to veteran fair-goers, organizers plan to have capacity limits, fewer rides and booths and a new layout of the fairgrounds to avoid crowding. Admission tickets must be purchased in advance online. The 2021 Toyota Concert Series will present shows at Pacific Amphitheatre most nights of the fair. Concert tickets are sold separately but include fair admission.

When: July 16-Aug. 15 (Wednesdays-Sundays)

Where: OC Fair & Event Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa

Information: ocfair.com; pacamp.com

In this Sunday, Aug. 4, 2019 file photo, a festival goer is silhouetted before a Ferris wheel against the sky at dusk next during Hard Summer Music Festival at the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana. The festival plans to return in July, but with a new home at the NOS Event Center in San Bernardino. (File photo by Watchara Phomicinda, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)

Hard Summer Music Festival

Insomniac’s big EDM/hip-hop crossover festival moves from Fontana to San Bernardino this year with artists including Future, 2 Chainz and Dillon Francis. Note that it’s open to guests 18 and older only.

When: July 31-Aug. 1

Where: NOS Event Center, 689 S. E St., San Bernardino

Information: hardsummer.com

August

Uptown Jazz Festival

The 10th annual event went virtual in 2020, but in 2019 attracted nearly 10,000 jazz fans. The city announced in May that the event would return in August, but lineup information has not yet been revealed.

When: Aug. 21

Where: Houghton Park, 6301 Myrtle Ave., Long Beach

Beyond Wonderland

Insomniac’s massive EDM fest announced in April that it was moving from June to August. The lineup includes Tiesto, Kayzo, Dillon Francis and more. Attendees must be at least 18.

When: Aug. 27-28

Where: NOS Event Center, 689 S. E St., San Bernardino

Information: socal.beyondwonderland.com

The Orange International Street Fair draws hundreds of thousands to downtown Orange for the three-day event.

September

Orange International Street Fair

It’s simply not Labor Day weekend in SoCal without this massive food and beverage festival, which began as a celebration of Orange’s centennial in 1973 and grew into a sprawling event attracting half a million visitors. Booths run by nonprofits will offer a vast array of food items, from egg rolls and gyros to cheesesteaks and brats, plus craft beer and wine. The 3-day event will also have arts and crafts booths, kids’ activities and continuous live entertainment.

When: Sept. 3-5

Where: Area surrounding Chapman Avenue and Glassell Street, Orange

Information: orangestreetfair.org

Same Same But Different

This year’s festival will feature Big Gigantic, STS9 and J. Worra and is going bigger with its production, with larger stages and LED screens and lasers. There will be limited attendance and guests will have to either be vaccinated or have a negative COVID-19 test before entering.

When: Sept. 9-12

Where: Lake Perris State Recreation Area, 17801 Lake Perris Drive, Perris.

Information: ssbdfest.com

BeachLife Festival

The event’s second edition has moved from May to September and will include sets from Jane’s Addiction, Counting Crows, Ziggy Marley & Stephen Marley performing the music of their father Bob Marley, Fitz and the Tantrums, Cage the Elephant and more. This year will mark the debut of the Speakeasy stage, curated by Pennywise’s Jim Lindberg and celebrated South Bay chef David LeFevre will curate the chef lineup for the stage-side pop-up restauramt.

When: Sept. 10-12

Where: Seaside Lagoon, 137 N. Harbor Drive, Redondo Beach

Information: beachlifefestival.com

God’s House of Hip Hop 20/20 Summer Fest

This Christian hip-hop, Latin Christian hip-hop and gospel hip-hop festival will finally make its debut after having to cancel its inaugural plans in 2020. Performers include Alex Zurdo, Derek Minor, Flame, WHATUPRG, Angie Rose, Canton Jones, Manny Montes and more.

When: Sept. 17-18

Where: Banc of California Stadium, 3939 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles

Information: 2020summerfest.com

A classic street rod drives up Euclid Avenue in downtown Ontario on Friday evening, Sept. 20, 2019 during the opening night of the 7th annual Route 66 Cruisin’ Reunion. The event is expected to return in September. (File photo by Will Lester, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin/SCNG)

Route 66 Cruisin’ Reunion

Celebrate Route 66 with classic cars, tribute acts and family fun in Ontario. The event usually draws more than 1,000 vintage rides and lots of car lovers.

When: Sept 17-18

Where: More than 22 square blocks along Euclid Avenue in Ontario

Information: Route66CruisinReunion.com

So Cal Hoedown

In April, the festival announced a move from June to September. The fourth edition of this punk-leaning fest will include the Horrorpops, Face to Face, Fishbone and more.

When: Sept. 18

Where: Port of Los Angeles, 3011 Miner St., San Pedro

Information: socalhoedown.com

Idyllwild Renaissance Faire

Travel back in time to “The Shire of Idyllwild” for this mountain community Renaissance festival with vendors, entertainment food and more.

When: Sept. 24-26

Where: Camp Emerson, 53115 Idyllbrook Drive, Idyllwild

Information: idyllwildrenfaire.com

Ohana Festival

The fifth edition of the festival will be headlined by Kings of Leon on Friday, fest curator Eddie Vedder on Saturday and Pearl Jam on Sunday. Other performers include Brandi Carlile, Spoon, Cold War Kids, My Morning Jacket and more.

When: Sept. 24-26

Where: Doheny State Beach, 25300 Dana Point Harbor Drive, Dana Point.

Information: ohanafest.com

Other events to be determined

LA County Fair

The Los Angeles County Fair, which usually opens Labor Day weekend and runs for weeks at Fairplex in Pomona, plans to hold a smaller celebration in 2021 but hasn’t announced dates. Information: lacountyfair.com

Long Beach Greek Fest

The Long Beach Greek Fest has announced that it will bring back the food, dancing and more on Labor Day weekend at Assumption Greek Orthodox Church but hasn’t released specifics. Information: lbgreekfest.org

Vans U.S. Open of Surfing

Organizers say this popular annual event will return this year, but have yet to announce dates. Besides featuring the world’s best surfers, the U.S. Open also offers skateboarding and BMX competitions in a temporary arena south of the Huntington Beach Pier. Information: vansusopenofsurfing.com

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-on May 25, 2021 at 12:21AM by Staff report

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