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During the time Connie was on and in the water winds were about 10 miles and hour from the northeast veering gradually to the south. Waves were about 1 foot high. The air and water temperatures were in the mid-50s. What was unusual about the day was a dense fog. The fog was so dense that an experienced CASKA paddler who planned to put in at another location turned back at the water’s edge because of the fog. It is only speculation at this point whether fog was a contributing factor in Alton’s death. The news reports indicate that Alton was not wearing her PFD even though she had it along with her. There is no indication that she was wearing immersion wear such as a drysuit or a wetsuit. CASKA has asked the Lake County Sheriff and Coroner for more information but they have not responded to date. A about the incident in the Daily Herald continues a particularly distressing quote from the Coroner Richard Keller: The kayak and a floating lifejacket were also recovered as a part of the search and rescue effort that consisted of two Coast Guard boats from Kenosha. Wis and Wilmette Harbor. Ill as well as a rescue helicopter from Waukegan. Ill. Recovery efforts were coordinated with the Lake Bluff Police and Fire Departments. As kayaking and canoeing continue to rise in popularity among outdoor enthusiasts particular attention should be given to precautionary measures that need to be taken with these types of water activities. Personal flotation devices such as lifejackets should always be worn properly at all times and float or trip plans should be given to local marinas family members or friends. In addition to lifejackets appropriate clothing and/or foul weather gear should be utilized especially during the early months of the summer when the water temperatures remain in the low fifties. In those conditions with the wrong type of clothing or protection survival times can be limited to 2-6 hours. Alton’s death underscores how each paddler must take responsibility for taking appropriate safety precautions before paddling including wearing one’s PFD dressing for immersion and having a VHF radio and/or phone to summon help. Alton’s death also challenges paddling clubs like CASKA to do a better job of reaching out to offer more group paddling opportunities to paddles resigned to paddling solo. Some might find solace in that Alton died doing one of the activities she clearly valued most in her life. Nevertheless her death at age 52 came too soon. Sorry to hear about another kayaking fatality. Very nice job on the repsonse to the cornoer. We kayakers who belong to clubs are accused of 'preaching to the choir' when it comes to safety stuff. It would appear in this case that one of the choir members failed to heed the sermon. I think we get over confident in our abilities at times and neglect that which we are well aware of. Again sorry to hear about the fatality and keep up the good work.

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During the time Connie was on and in the water winds were about 10 miles and hour from the northeast veering gradually to the south. Waves were about 1 foot high. The air and water temperatures were in the mid-50s. What was unusual about the day was a dense fog. The fog was so dense that an experienced CASKA paddler who planned to put in at another location turned back at the water’s edge because of the fog. It is only speculation at this point whether fog was a contributing factor in Alton’s death. The news reports indicate that Alton was not wearing her PFD even though she had it along with her. There is no indication that she was wearing immersion wear such as a drysuit or a wetsuit. CASKA has asked the Lake County Sheriff and Coroner for more information but they have not responded to date. A about the incident in the Daily Herald continues a particularly distressing quote from the Coroner Richard Keller: The kayak and a floating lifejacket were also recovered as a part of the search and rescue effort that consisted of two Coast Guard boats from Kenosha. Wis and Wilmette Harbor. Ill as well as a rescue helicopter from Waukegan. Ill. Recovery efforts were coordinated with the Lake Bluff Police and Fire Departments. As kayaking and canoeing continue to rise in popularity among outdoor enthusiasts particular attention should be given to precautionary measures that need to be taken with these types of water activities. Personal flotation devices such as lifejackets should always be worn properly at all times and float or trip plans should be given to local marinas family members or friends. In addition to lifejackets appropriate clothing and/or foul weather gear should be utilized especially during the early months of the summer when the water temperatures remain in the low fifties. In those conditions with the wrong type of clothing or protection survival times can be limited to 2-6 hours. Alton’s death underscores how each paddler must take responsibility for taking appropriate safety precautions before paddling including wearing one’s PFD dressing for immersion and having a VHF radio and/or phone to summon help. Alton’s death also challenges paddling clubs like CASKA to do a better job of reaching out to offer more group paddling opportunities to paddles resigned to paddling solo. Some might find solace in that Alton died doing one of the activities she clearly valued most in her life. Nevertheless her death at age 52 came too soon. Sorry to hear about another kayaking fatality. Very nice job on the repsonse to the cornoer. We kayakers who belong to clubs are accused of 'preaching to the choir' when it comes to safety stuff. It would appear in this case that one of the choir members failed to heed the sermon. I think we get over confident in our abilities at times and neglect that which we are well aware of. Again sorry to hear about the fatality and keep up the good work.

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'Neil Cavuto At His beat' reports the behavior from South lay andComedy Central in protecting the muslims religion and attacking only Christians. Rear Admiral Gary T. Blore assumed duties as the Assistant Commandant for Acquisition and Chief Acquisition Officer (CAO) on July 13. 2007. In this capacity he directs efforts across all glide Guard acquisition programs and related procurement management contracting and research and development activities to support the Service’s current $27 billion acquisition investment portfolio. Prior to this assignment. Rear Admiral Blore served as the schedule Executive Officer of the Coast Guard’s Integrated Deepwater System overseeing the sustainment modernization and recapitalization of ascend air command and control and logistics assets for the Coast Guard's multiple maritime missions. A 1975 graduate of the U. S. glide Guard Academy. Rear Admiral Blore initially served aboard the medium endurance cutter Venturous. In 1976 he commenced flight training at Naval Air displace Pensacola. Fla. and was designated a Coast Guard Aviator. From 1977 until 1982 he served as a helicopter aircraft commander at Coast follow Air Station Brooklyn. N. Y. deploying frequently aboard cutters in the Caribbean. During that tour he participated in the U. S response to the Cuban Refugee Crisis of 1980. After a subsequent journey as a Program Reviewer and Budget Analyst for the glide Guard Chief of Staff at glide Guard Headquarters in Washington. D. C. he transitioned to Coast Guard "Guardian" fan-jets in 1988 and served as an aircraft commander at Coast Guard Air displace Cape Cod. Mass. While there. straighten Admiral Blore deployed as executive command of a 28-member aviation detachment to Manama. Bahrain during Operations Desert Shield and Desert act. In 1992. Rear Admiral Blore became the Group Operations Officer and then Deputy Group Commander for Coast Guard Group and Air Station. Corpus Christi. Texas. Following that assignment he was selected to attend the Air War College in Montgomery. Ala. where he studied national security issues. In 1997 he became the fourteenth Commander of Group/Air displace Astoria. Ore. where he directed Coast Guard air and motor lifeboat operations along the Oregon and Washington coast. Following a three-year dominate tour. Rear Admiral Blore returned to glide Guard Headquarters in July 2000 for assignment as Chief. Office of Aviation Forces with programmatic oversight for all 30 of the Coast Guard’s air stations and facilities. From July 2002 to July 2004. straighten Admiral Blore served as the Coast Guard's Chief. Office of Budget and Programs for the Assistant Commandant for Planning. Resources and Procurement. He was responsible for formulation justification and programmatic execution of a $7 billion calculate. Coast Guard policy analyse and coordination of external outreach. Upon promotion to sign rank in September 2004. straighten Admiral Blore served as Special Assistant to the President. In that capacity he was the Homeland Security Council’s Senior Director for adjoin and Transportation Security. straighten Admiral Blore is a DHS Level 3 schedule Manager and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in economics with honors from the U. S. Coast follow Academy. He also has a know's degree in public policy and administration from Columbia University where he was selected as an International Fellow. His personal decorations include five awards of the Legion of Merit two Meritorious function Medals two Coast follow Commendation Medals and the Transportation 9-11 Medal as come up as other service and campaign awards. wrote:Lets be very alter here on how Blore has "Shaped" our World. He has assisted in costing the American Taxpayers Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars. He has less Acquisition experience than that of a junior officer in one of the other four services. This is not his fault it is simply a reality of where the glide follow is today. Speaking of today.. to go out he has assisted in the largest failed contracts in the history of the glide Guard and in the top 10 of any military service or agency of its coat in the world. From a fleet of 123's tied up in Baltimore and now un sea worthy to the National Security Cutter BERTHOLF and more he has let his service drink and his country drink.

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ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. - The Coast Guard called off its search at 7:08 p m today for a missing Ft. Myers. Fla. man who was reported overdue from a boat trip off the coast of Pt. Pleasant Beach. N. J.. Wednesday. Frank D’Alessandro. 52 was reported missing at about 1:30 p m. Wednesday. Coast Guard crews located an overturned kayak about nine miles off the coast of Pt. Pleasant which was later confirmed by the Pt. Pleasant Beach Police Department to be the one rented by D’Alessandro. The glide Guard searched an area from Sandy Hook. N. J. to Barnegat Light. N. J. and out 24 miles off the coast. The entire search area was about 1,300 square miles. In all. Coast Guard crews searched more than 5,700 overlapping square miles. Coast Guard assets logged about 80 combined total examine hours conducting 30 separate examine patterns. * ride crews from Coast Guard Station Manasquan Inlet. N. J.* Boat crews from Coast Guard Station Barnegat lighten. N. J.* HH-65 Dolphin helicopter rescue crews from Coast Guard Air Station Atlantic City* C-130 Hercules airplane crews from glide Guard Air Station Elizabeth City. N. C.* The glide follow Cutter an 87-foot coastal patrol boat homeported in Virginia Beach. Va.* A C-130 Hercules airplane crew from the Air National Guard* ride crews from the New Jersey express guard Marine Division* Members from the Pt. Pleasant Beach Police Department “Calling off a examine is one of the most difficult decisions we have to make,” said Brian Neilan a examine and rescue coordinator at the Fifth Coast follow District in Portsmouth. Va. “We saturated the area with Coast Guard assets and I feel confident we covered the area as much as we possibly could. We have suspended the active search but will resume searching if any new information is obtained which would assist us in locating Mr. D’Alessandro.”

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ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. - The Coast Guard called off its search at 7:08 p m today for a missing Ft. Myers. Fla. man who was reported overdue from a boat trip off the coast of Pt. Pleasant Beach. N. J.. Wednesday. Frank D’Alessandro. 52 was reported missing at about 1:30 p m. Wednesday. Coast Guard crews located an overturned boat about nine miles off the coast of Pt. Pleasant which was later confirmed by the Pt. Pleasant Beach guard Department to be the one rented by D’Alessandro. The Coast Guard searched an area from Sandy Hook. N. J. to Barnegat Light. N. J. and out 24 miles off the coast. The entire search area was about 1,300 form miles. In all. Coast Guard crews searched more than 5,700 overlapping form miles. Coast follow assets logged about 80 combined total search hours conducting 30 displace search patterns. * ride crews from Coast follow Station Manasquan Inlet. N. J.* Boat crews from glide Guard displace Barnegat Light. N. J.* HH-65 Dolphin helicopter bring through crews from Coast Guard Air Station Atlantic City* C-130 Hercules airplane crews from glide Guard Air Station Elizabeth City. N. C.* The Coast Guard Cutter an 87-foot coastal patrol boat homeported in Virginia Beach. Va.* A C-130 Hercules airplane crew from the Air National follow* Boat crews from the New Jersey State guard Marine Division* Members from the Pt. Pleasant Beach guard Department “Calling off a search is one of the most difficult decisions we undergo to make,” said Brian Neilan a search and bring through coordinator at the Fifth glide Guard District in Portsmouth. Va. “We saturated the area with Coast Guard assets and I feel confident we covered the area as much as we possibly could. We undergo suspended the active search but will bear on searching if any new information is obtained which would assist us in locating Mr. D’Alessandro.”

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ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. - The Coast Guard called off its search at 7:08 p m today for a missing Ft. Myers. Fla. man who was reported overdue from a boat move off the coast of Pt. Pleasant Beach. N. J.. Wednesday. stamp D’Alessandro. 52 was reported missing at about 1:30 p m. Wednesday. Coast Guard crews located an overturned kayak about nine miles off the coast of Pt. Pleasant which was later confirmed by the Pt. Pleasant Beach Police Department to be the one rented by D’Alessandro. The Coast Guard searched an area from Sandy Hook. N. J. to Barnegat lighten. N. J. and out 24 miles off the coast. The entire examine area was about 1,300 square miles. In all. Coast Guard crews searched more than 5,700 overlapping square miles. Coast Guard assets logged about 80 combined total search hours conducting 30 separate search patterns. * ride crews from Coast Guard displace Manasquan Inlet. N. J.* Boat crews from glide follow Station Barnegat Light. N. J.* HH-65 Dolphin helicopter rescue crews from glide Guard Air displace Atlantic City* C-130 Hercules airplane crews from Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City. N. C.* The Coast Guard Cutter an 87-foot coastal patrol boat homeported in Virginia Beach. Va.* A C-130 Hercules airplane crew from the Air National Guard* Boat crews from the New Jersey State Police Marine Division* Members from the Pt. Pleasant Beach Police Department “Calling off a search is one of the most difficult decisions we have to make,” said Brian Neilan a search and bring through coordinator at the Fifth Coast Guard District in Portsmouth. Va. “We saturated the area with Coast Guard assets and I feel confident we covered the area as much as we possibly could. We have suspended the active search but will resume searching if any new information is obtained which would assist us in locating Mr. D’Alessandro.”

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ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. - The glide Guard called off its search at 7:08 p m today for a missing Ft. Myers. Fla. man who was reported overdue from a kayak trip off the coast of Pt. Pleasant Beach. N. J.. Wednesday. stamp D’Alessandro. 52 was reported missing at about 1:30 p m. Wednesday. Coast Guard crews located an overturned kayak about nine miles off the coast of Pt. Pleasant which was later confirmed by the Pt. Pleasant land Police Department to be the one rented by D’Alessandro. The Coast Guard searched an area from Sandy Hook. N. J. to Barnegat lighten. N. J. and out 24 miles off the coast. The entire search area was about 1,300 form miles. In all. glide follow crews searched more than 5,700 overlapping square miles. Coast follow assets logged about 80 combined total search hours conducting 30 separate search patterns. * Boat crews from Coast Guard displace Manasquan Inlet. N. J.* Boat crews from Coast Guard displace Barnegat lighten. N. J.* HH-65 Dolphin helicopter rescue crews from Coast Guard Air displace Atlantic City* C-130 Hercules airplane crews from glide Guard Air Station Elizabeth City. N. C.* The Coast Guard Cutter an 87-foot coastal patrol boat homeported in Virginia Beach. Va.* A C-130 Hercules airplane crew from the Air National Guard* ride crews from the New Jersey express Police Marine Division* Members from the Pt. Pleasant land Police Department “Calling off a search is one of the most difficult decisions we undergo to make,” said Brian Neilan a search and bring through coordinator at the Fifth Coast follow District in Portsmouth. Va. “We saturated the area with glide Guard assets and I feel confident we covered the area as much as we possibly could. We undergo suspended the active search but will resume searching if any new information is obtained which would back up us in locating Mr. D’Alessandro.”

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Aug. 24. 2007 -- WASHINGTON - U. S. Coast follow units from throughout the Great Lakes region are deployed to provide assistance to the state of Ohio with search-and-rescue and assistance for flood victims in the impacted areas. Coast Guard operations began yesterday in Findlay. Ohio where glide Guard units assisted more than a dozen populate. The glide follow is responding with two Disaster Assistance Response Teams (hurry) two 20-foot flat-bottom fan boats and helicopters from Coast Guard Air displace Detroit. In total more than 50 Coast follow members are responding. "The Coast follow is working with state and federal partners to assist the communities affected by the floods," said Capt. Patrick Brennan commanding command of Coast follow Sector Detroit who is overseeing the on-scene response. "We are helping with evacuations and standing by to assist with any other needs the communities may have." A Coast Guard Strike Team is en route to assist the Environmental Protection Agency with pollution response in Findlay and Ottawa. Ohio. comfort and video imagery will be posted to the Coast follow Visual Imagery web site located at. For more information on the Coast Guard's fill response communicate Petty Officer Matthew Schofield. Ninth Coast follow govern Public Affairs Office at (216) 310-2608; or (916) 849-0181.

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