OB's New Surfing Board

OB scored a new BK surfboard this week.

Bio-Hazard Discovered at San Onofre

A small plastic bag containing what appeared to be a dead Mexican baby with umbilical attached was discovered in a dumpster at the point this morning. After close examination by four lifeguards it was determined the item was not human. It was determined to be a dead opossum.

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FATHER TIME

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CLOSED AGAIN...

This time due to a sewage spill at the power plant. But who knows what to believe on this blog anyway.

Who Voted For This Guy?

Rush says it's real so it must be.

RIP Cliff Robertson

Robertson died of natural causes Saturday afternoon in Stony Brook, a day after his 88th birthday

Read more: http://www.sacbee.com/2011/09/10/3899814/oscar-winner-cliff-robertson-dies.html#ixzz1YQVkFOft

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A Nation Prays For Obama

Psalm 109:8
"Let his days be few; and let another take his office."

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Why Women Should Not Surf

They tend to bleed and that attracts sharks.

Alleged Members of Anomyous Photographed

These are alleged members of Anomyous at Federal Court in San Jose for arraignments in conjunction with a Distributed Denial of Service attack (DDoS) against PayPal, which had been organized in response to PayPal refusing to allow its customers to donate to WikiLeaks. Story here.

Here is an Op-Ed piece about DDoS. Are some DDoS attacks the modern equalivant of a 1960s sit-in?

Long Time San Onofre Surfer Sunning On Beach

That Crazy Chick Has Called Me Like 65 Thousand Times

Life imitates exaggerations.

"like 65 thousand times"
"like 65,000 flies"
"like 65 thousand elephants"

Big Surf Means Bigger Danger

SAN ONOFRE (AP) - A surfer found off San Onofre State Beach in Southern California has been declared dead, as powerful waves continue to pound beaches across the state over the Labor Day weekend.

City News Service reports that Russ Yamada was found unresponsive in the ocean near his surfboard Saturday afternoon. The 42-year-old surfer from Torrance was taken to Saddleback Memorial Medical Center in San Clemente where he was declared dead.

Great Whites Sharks: They Never Left

12-footer photographed in the lineup at Swami's this week.

They're Back

A group of mosquitoes collected from San Onofre tested positive for the West Nile Virus, a potentially deadly disease.

This is the first positive test for West Nile all year, according to a County Vector Control statement Thursday.

Mosquitoes often do not travel far from the sight of the infection, so residents of San Diego should be aware of the disease, said Chris Conlan a county vector ecologist.

Conlan said that people should always be wary of mosquito bites, but with the recent detection of the virus, they should take extra measures to ward off the bugs.

Mosquitoes are most active between dusk and dawn, so the CVC says to stay inside during those times, or wear long sleeves and pants with bug spray containing DEET, Picaridin, or Eucalyptus.