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HBUHSD: 2015 Football Schedule

DATE
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Week #1
Fri. Sept. 4
Week #2
Thur. Sept. 10
Fri. Sept. 11
Week #3
Fri. Sept. 18
Week #4
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Fri. Sept. 25
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GAME
LOCATION
TIME
West Adams LA @ Huntington Beach

Edison @ Tesoro
Marina @ Aliso Niguel
Fountain Valley @ Servite
Shue Stadium-HBHS
Tesoro HS Stadium
Aliso Niguel HS Stadium
Cerritos CC Stadium
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Marina @ Ocean View

Garden Grove @ Westminster
Buena Park @ Edison
Fountain Valley @ LB Wilson
Huntington Beach @ San Clemente
Ocean View HS Stadium

Boswell Stadium-WHS
Shue Stadium-HBHS
LB Wilson HS Stadium
San Clemente HS Stadium
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Trabuco Hills @ Fountain Valley

Ocean View @ Valley Christian
Westminster @ Marina
Huntington Beach @ JSerra
Canyon/A @ Edison
Shue Stadium-HBHS
Valley Christian HS Stadium
Boswell Stadium-WHS
JSerra HS Stadium
Shue Stadium-HBHS
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
La Quinta/W @ Ocean View

Westminster @ Laguna Beach
Servite @ Edison
San Juan Hills @ Marina
West Adams LA @ Fountain Valley
Huntington Beach @ Moorpark

Laguna Beach HS Stadium
Orange CC Stadium
Boswell Stadium-WHS
Shue Stadium-HBHS
Moorpark HS Stadium
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Amino South LA @ Huntington Beach

Ocean View @ Bolsa Grande
Magnolia @ Westminster
Edison @ Mater Dei
St. Anthonys @ Marina
Shue Stadium-HBHS
Bolsa Grande HS Stadium
Boswell Stadium-WHS
Santa Ana Bowl
Shue Stadium-HBHS
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Ocean View @ Estancia

Westminster @ Pacifica
Mira Mesa SD @ Fountain Valley
Estancia HS Stadium
Bolsa Grande HS Stadium
Shue Stadium-HBHS
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Los Alamitos @ Edison

Fountain Valley @ Newport Harbor
Ocean View @ Westminster
Marina @ Huntington Beach
Shue Stadium-HBHS
Estancia HS Stadium
Boswell Stadium-WHS
Shue Stadium-HBHS
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Edison @ Marina
Fountain Valley @ Los Alamitos
Santa Ana @ Ocean View
Orange @ Westminster
Newport Harbor @ Huntington Beach
Shue Stadium-HBHS
LBCC Veterans Stadium
Boswell Stadium-WHS
Shue Stadium-HBHS
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Orange @ Ocean View

Westminster @ Loara
Edison @ Huntington Beach
Marina @ Fountain Valley

Glover Stadium
Shue Stadium-HBHS
Boswell Stadium-WHS
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Huntington Beach @ Los Alamitos

Ocean View @ Segerstrom
Westminster @ Santa Ana
Fountain Valley @ Edison
Newport Harbor @ Marina
LBCC Veterans Stadium

Segerstrom HS Stadium
Santa Ana Bowl
Orange CC Stadium
Boswell Stadium-WHS
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Westminster @ Segerstrom
Loara @ Ocean View
Huntington Beach @ Fountain Valley
Edison @ Newport Harbor
Los Alamitos @ Marina
Segerstrom HS Stadium
Boswell Stadium-WHS
Orange CC Stadium
Shue Stadium-HBHS
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
CIF Southern Section Football Playoff Dates

Fri. Nov. 13
Fri. Nov. 20
Fri. Nov. 27
Fri. Dec. 4
CIF State Football Playoff Dates
Fri. Dec. 11
Fri. Dec. 18 / Sat. Dec. 19
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Make School Year
EA S I E R
he following health and safety tips are

from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). Feel free to excerpt these
tips or use them in their entirety in any print
or broadcast story, with acknowledgment of
source.
MAKING THE SCHOOL YEAR

EASIER
Remind your child that there are probably a
lot of students who are uneasy about the first
day of school. This may be at any age. Teachers know that students are nervous and will
make an extra effort to make sure everyone
feels as comfortable as possible.
Point out the positive aspects of starting
school. She'll see old friends and meet new
ones. Refresh her positive memories about
previous years, when she may have returned
home after the first day with high spirits because she had a good time.
Find another child in the neighborhood with
whom your student can walk to school or ride
on the bus.
If it is a new school for your child, attend
any available orientations and take an opportunity to tour the school before the first day.
If you feel it is needed, drive your child (or
walk with her) to school and pick her up on
the first day.
BACKPACK SAFETY
Choose a backpack with wide, padded

shoulder straps and a padded back.
Pack light. Organize the backpack to use all
of its compartments. Pack heavier items closest to the center of the back. The backpack
should never weigh more than 10 to 20 percent
of your child's body weight.
Always use both shoulder straps. Slinging a
backpack over one shoulder can strain muscles.
If your school allows, consider a rolling
backpack. This type of backpack may be a
good choice for students who must tote a
heavy load. Remember that rolling backpacks
still must be carried up stairs, they may be difficult to roll in snow, and they may not fit in
some lockers.
EATING DURING THE

SCHOOL DAY
Studies show that children who eat a nutritious breakfast function better. They do better
in school, and have better concentration and
more energy.
Most schools regularly send schedules of
cafeteria menus home and/or have them
posted on the school's website. With this advance information, you can plan on packing
lunch on the days when the main course is one
your child prefers not to eat.
Look into what is offered in school vending
machines. Vending machines should stock
healthy choices such as fresh fruit, low-fat
dairy products, water and 100 percent fruit
juice. Learn about your child's school wellness policy and get involved in school groups
to put it into effect.
Each 12-ounce soft drink contains approximately 10 teaspoons of sugar and 150 calories.
Drinking just one can of soda a day increases
a child's risk of obesity by 60%. Choose
healthier options to send in your child's lunch.
BULLYING
Bullying or cyberbullying is when one child
picks on another child repeatedly. Bullying can
be physical, verbal, or social. It can happen at
school, on the playground, on the school bus,
in the neighborhood, over the Internet, or
through mobile devices like cell phones.
When Your Child Is Bullied

Help your child learn how to respond by
teaching your child how to:
1. Look the bully in the eye.
2. Stand tall and stay calm in a difficult situation.
3. Walk away.
Teach your child how to say in a firm voice.
1. "I don't like what you are doing."
2. "Please do NOT talk to me like that."
3. "Why would you say that?"
Teach your child when and how to ask a
trusted adult for help.
Encourage your child to make friends with
other children.
Support activities that interest your child.
Alert school officials to the problems and
work with them on solutions.
Make sure an adult who knows about the
bullying can watch out for your child's safety
and well-being when you cannot be there.
Monitor your child's social media or texting
interactions so you can identify problems before they get out of hand.
When Your Child Is the Bully
Be sure your child knows that bullying is
never OK.
Set firm and consistent limits on your child's
aggressive behavior.
Be a positive role mode. Show children they
can get what they want without teasing, threat-
ening or hurting someone.

Use effective, non-physical discipline, such
as loss of privileges.
Develop practical solutions with the school
principal, teachers, counselors, and parents of
the children your child has bullied.
When Your Child Is a Bystander

Encourage your child to join with others in
telling bullies to stop.
Encourage your child to tell a trusted adult
about the bullying.
Help your child support other children who
may be bullied. Encourage your child to include these children in activities.
BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL

CHILD CARE
During early and middle childhood, youngsters need supervision. A responsible adult
should be available to get them ready and off
to school in the morning and supervise them
after school until you return home from work.
If a family member will care for your child,
communicate the need to follow consistent
rules set by the parent regarding discipline and
homework.
Children approaching adolescence (11- and
12-year-olds) should not come home to an
empty house in the afternoon unless they show
unusual maturity for their age.
If alternate adult supervision is not available, parents should make special efforts to supervise their children from a distance.
Children should have a set time when they are
expected to arrive at home and should check
in with a neighbor or with a parent by telephone.
If you choose a commercial after-school
program, inquire about the training of the staff.
There should be a high staff-to-child ratio, and
the rooms and the playground should be safe.
DEVELOPING GOOD HOMEWORK

AND STUDY HABITS
Create an environment that is conducive to
doing homework. Children need a consistent
work space in their bedroom or another part of
the home that is quiet, without distractions,
and promotes study.
Continued on pg 7
INSPIRATION
You Are the Best
America: Home of the Free because of the Brave
I've learned... That the best classroom in the world is at

the feet of an elderly person.
I've learned... That when you're in love, it shows.
I've learned... That just one person saying to me, 'You've

made my day!' makes my day.
I've learned... That having a child fall asleep in your

arms is one of the most peaceful feelings in the world.
I've learned... That being kind is more important than

being right.
I've learned... That you should never say no to a gift

from a child.
I've learned... That I can always pray for someone when

I don't have the strength to help him in some other way.
I've learned...
That
simple
walks with my
father around the
block on summer
nights when I
was a child did
wonders for me
as an adult.
I've
learned... That life is like a roll of toilet paper. The closer it gets to the end, the faster it goes.
I've learned... That we should be glad God doesn't give

us everything we ask for.
'B
less me Father, for I have sinned. I

have been with a loose girl.' The priest
asks, 'Is that you, little Joey Pagano?' 'Yes,
Father, it is.' 'And who was the girl you
were with?' 'I can't tell you, Father, I don't
want to ruin her reputation.' "Well, Joey, I'm
sure to find out her name sooner or later so
you may as well tell me now. Was it Tina
Minetti?" 'I cannot say.' 'Was it Teresa Mazzarelli?' 'I'll never tell.' 'Was it Nina
Capelli?' 'I'm sorry, but I cannot name her.'
'Was it Cathy Piriano?' 'My lips are sealed
Father.' 'Well then, was it Rosa DiAngelo?'
'Please, Father, I cannot tell you.'
The priest sighs in frustration. 'You're
very tight lipped, and I admire that. But

you've sinned and have to atone. You cannot be an altar boy now for 4 months. Now
you go and behave yourself.'
Joey walks back to his pew,
and his friend Franco
slides over and
whispers,
'What'd you
get?' 'Four
month's vacation and
five excellent Leads.
When
I
was 28, I found an exciting girl, but I
couldn't keep up with her. She rushed
When I was 16, I got a girlfriend with from one thing to another, never settling
big boobs but there was no passion, so I on anything.
decided I needed a passionate girl with
She did mad impetuous things and made
zest for life.
me miserable as often as happy. She was
In college I dated a passionate girl, but great fun initially and very energetic, but
she was too emotional. Everything
directionless.
was an emergency. She was
So I decided to find a girl
a drama queen, cried all
with some real ambition.
the time and threatened
suicide. So I decided I
When I turned 30, I found
needed a girl with staa
smart ambitious girl with
bility.
her feet planted firmly on
the ground, so I married her.
When I was 25, I found
a very stable girl but
She was so ambitious that
she was boring. She
she
divorced me and took
was totally predictable and never got exeverything
I
owned.
cited about anything.
Life became so dull that I decided I I'm older and wiser now, and I'm just
looking for a girl with big boobs!
needed a girl with some excitement.
When I was 13, I hoped that one day I

would have a girlfriend with big boobs.
I've learned... That under everyone's hard shell is someone who wants to be appreciated and loved.
I've learned... That to ignore the facts does not change

the facts.
I've learned... That when you plan to get even with

someone, you are only letting that person continue to
hurt you.
I've learned... That love, not time, heals all wounds.
I've learned... That the easiest way for me to grow as a

person is to surround myself with people smarter than I am
I've learned... That everyone you meet deserves to be
greeted with a smile.
I've learned... That no one is perfect until you fall in

love with them.
Plot Thickens:
Police officials have uncovered a

potential terrorists plot about planning
to kill every U.S. citizen in Los Angeles.
Police officials fear the death toll
could be as high as 9.
Photos of seniors
having fun prove that it's never too
late to have a good time
An anonymous donor
set out free flowers to
spread the love on
Valentine's Day.
We believe and practice being fully involved with the communities we serve.
This is essential in building good will, encouraging growth and above all staying connected in our backyard
I've learned... That it's those small daily happenings that

make life so spectacular.
Thank you...Andy Rooney!
Dave Garofalo
Publisher
Hail Mary - a True Story
ACT OF KINDNESS
I've learned... That sometimes all a person needs is a

hand to hold and a heart to understand.
I've learned... That money doesn't buy class.
William W. Purkey
IM OLDER NOW
I've learned... That no matter how serious your life requires you to be, everyone needs a friend to act goofy with.
Youve gotta dance like theres nobody watching,

Love like youll never be hurt,
Sing like theres nobody listening,
And live like its heaven on earth.
The Weak That Was
There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty:

soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order.
Chris MacDonald
On the road in Surf City

The Local News
Thousands Enjoy
Seal Beach
Centennial Party
By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,
HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist
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housands of people recently Palos Verdes. It's just such a terrific

celebrated Seal Beach's Cen- setting. It's a friendly, safe commutennial at a special free party nity and we're proud to help in its
and BBQ. M&M Surf School celebration."
Several other Centennial events
taught surfing; the SB Beach Volleyball Club gave a clinic; there have been carefully planned by
were Sand Castle building demonstrations; a
BBQ (delicious hot dogs)
by the Seal Beach Lion's
Club and a Horseshoe
Competition led by Marine Safety Lifeguard
Chief Joe Bailey. And
one of the most popular
events was the modeling
of
bathing
suits
that 1. Locals model old-time
styles. Seal
recreated the swimsuit
Beach Mayor Ellery
styles of the Deaton helps hold the
past (with 33 American Flag.
2. Seal Beach Marine
participants).
"We wanted Safety Chief Joe Bailey
to make it fun with Seal Beach Third
District City Council Man
for everyone," Mike Varipapa.
said Barbara 3. Seal Beach Lions Club
Wright, who President Mike Haley
helped put it with Seal Beach Lions
on. And fun it Club Member Scott Newwas as kids ton.
4. Look what is happenand adults of ing on the Beach, Lots of
all ages had Sandcastles of all sizes.
the time of 5. Seal Beach Centennial
Event
Chair
Marc
their lives.
Loopesko
playing
HorseSeal Beach
shoes.
has
always
been known as a fun place and once
had a roller coaster, arcade and
even gambling halls. Even today,
it's tree-lined main street, featuring
picturesque shops, reminds one of
the quaintness of Carmel. Several
movies have been filmed here.
Mayor Ellery Deaton and Councilman Mike Varipapa enjoyed the
festivities that brought shouts of
glee from participants. It truly was
a free family day at one of the neatest beaches and piers in California.
In fact, when it's hot elsewhere, a
stroll along the Seal Beach Pier
usually brings cooler, refreshing
winds.
Helping make this memorable
day possible were the Seal Beach
Lions, Baytown Realty, Sun Newspapers, United Methodist Church of
Seal Beach and the Seal Beach
Chamber of Commerce.
"We had a blast here today," said Marc Loopesko, Event Chair, and
Committee.
Go
to:
Molly Nelson, who brought her his
four kids to the celebration. "You http://www.sealbeach100.com to
can see Long Beach and Rancho learn more.
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Back To School!
Make School Year
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TORTI
EA S I E R
Schedule ample time for homework.

Establish a household rule that the TV and other electronic distractions stay off during
homework time.
Supervise computer and Internet use.
Be available to answer questions and offer assistance, but never do a child's homework for
her.
Take steps to help alleviate eye fatigue, neck fatigue and brain fatigue while studying. It
may be helpful to close the books for a few minutes, stretch, and take a break periodically
when it will not be too disruptive.
If your child is struggling with a particular subject, and you aren't able to help her yourself,
a tutor can be a good solution. Talk it over with your child's teacher first.
Some children need help organizing their homework. Checklists, timers, and parental supervision can help overcome homework problems.
If your child is having difficulty focusing on or completing homework, discuss this with
your child's teacher, school counselor, or health care provider.
Establish a good sleep routine. Insufficient sleep is associated with lower academic
achievement in middle school, high school and college, as well as higher rates of absenteeism and tardiness. The optimal amount of sleep for most adolescents is in the range of
8.5 to 9.5 hours per night.
2015 - American Academy of Pediatrics
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HB - Location
of Choice
Rosewood
ties to show off the beauty of our

City. Any commercial filming in
Huntington Beach undergoes a
thorough review and permitting
process with all costs and permit
fees associated with filming paid
by the production company.

Rosewood stars Morris Chestnut
and Jaina Lee Ortiz and premieres September 23rd on Fox.
GENTLE GIANTS
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untington Beach was the

location of choice for TV
police drama Rosewood, which begins airing this
Fall on Fox. The production team
scouted Huntington Beach in
July for the first episode of the
season and chose City Hall and
two spots in Huntington Harbour to serve as the fictional
East Miami, where the show
takes place. Fox was so pleased
with their experience in our
community that they have continued using various sites in
Huntington Beach for subsequent episodes, including most
recently on August 24th at City
Hall and City Beach. They will
return again next week. (Hint:
check out their courthouse and
police stationit might just look
like HB City Hall). Being a film
friendly community brings many
benefits to Huntington Beach and
creates free marketing opportuni-
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n less than 200 years,
America grew from a
handful of colonies to become the greatest nation in history. In a few hundred years,
we surpassed nations that were
many times older.
What
makes America great?
The two main elements that
make America great are our
people and our freedoms.
Americans have a can do,
nothing is impossible, spirit.
Starting with the American
Revolution, we have always
conquered adversity, often in
the face of overwhelming
odds.
We have more rights and
freedoms than anywhere
else in the world. Our freedoms are considered inalienable rights, not privileges
granted by government. Our
freedoms are the envy of the
world. Every item in the bill
of rights is a precious jewel
designed to ensure the immortality of our liberty.
Our founders came from societies where government controlled its citizens. They had a
solid understanding of the consequences of unchecked
power. Our constitution was
crafted specifically to limit the
scope of government to prevent its infringing on individual liberties.
Our constitution is a brilliant
document, filled with foresight
and understanding, that has
withstood the test of time. The
principles embedded in the
constitution are the foundation
of our greatness.
In America, each citizen can
control his or her destiny without fear of interference by government or others.
Our
government was formed to
serve the people rather than
vice versa. Our government

was designed to play a minimal role in peoples lives.
Our doors have always been
open to people from anywhere
in the world who want to come
here legally to work hard, contribute, and assimilate into our
society. Americas reputation
as a melting pot is derived
from the fact that people from
other systems have failed miserably.

America has a big heart.
Whether in this country or
elsewhere, we help those who
cannot help themselves.
Americans are first on the
scene in the wake of natural or
civic disasters. We are there
with food, supplies, medical
aid, and money. Our brave
every walk of life can work together to create an unstoppable

force for good.
In America anything is possible. America is great because it offers its people
unlimited opportunity to succeed by bringing their dreams
to reality. In America, success
requires hard work, determination, and persistence, not permission.
We
are
constitutionally protected to
prevent government from confiscating the results of our
labor.
America is an engine for unprecedented productivity. Our
economic system has been responsible for civilization transforming innovations and
discoveries. No other country
has even come close and many
soldiers travel the globe defending those who cant defend themselves.
In America there are no
problems that we cant solve.
Any obstacles we may face do
not taint our greatness. It is
our greatness that enables us to
overcome adversity and become even stronger in the
process. Every day, be thankful that you live in America
and benefit from its greatness.
Dont take for granted that
which people in other countries can only dream about. Be
proud to be an American.
Bryan is the author of "Dare
to Live Without Limits." Contact Bryan at Bryan@columnist.com
or
visit
www.DareToLiveWithoutLimits.com 2015 Bryan Golden
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.
DUI
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BELOW ARE THE RESULTS FROM THIS EVENINGS CHECKPOINT.

1150 Vehicles through checkpoint
596 Vehicles Screened
11 Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFST) administered
5 DUI-Alcohol suspects arrested
5 Citations issued for driving while unlicensed or on a suspended license
5 Citations issued for various traffic violations
The Huntington Beach Police Department will be conducting another
DUI/Drivers License Checkpoint in the near future in our ongoing commitment to lowering deaths and injuries upon our streets and highways.
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Wow: Scholarships For eSports... Kobritz

on
Whatever Happen To
Knowledge Based Education? Sports
G
iven a choice, most parents would

probably
prefer that their children
By Jordan Kobritz
spend more time playing sports and
less time playing computer games in the hopes
that the former results in a college scholarship. Now, the latter may also lead to
a free education.
Robert Morris University (RMU) in Chicago and the University of Pikeville
(UPike) in Kentucky are the first institutions of higher learning to offer scholarships for what is
known as eSports,
what laymen refer to
as playing computer
games. Competitive
gaming on the professional level has
been around for
decades but the collegiate version dates
to 2009 when students at Princeton
challenged
their
counterparts at MIT
to a match of StarCraft. At about the same time a student at UC San Diego started his own team
and the two groups decided to form a league which they named the Collegiate
Starleague (CSL).
Since then, the growth of collegiate competitive gaming has been nothing short
of phenomenal. Last year the CSL consisted of 550 teams and more than 5,600
players. Another league, the National Collegiate eSports Association (NCeSPA),
consists of 700 schools.
Because eSports arent recognized and sanctioned by the NCAA, they arent
subject to the financial limitations and archaic rules that govern most collegiate
sports. One benefit of that freedom is it allows teams and leagues to generate
their own revenue and students compete for thousands of dollars in scholarships
and prizes.
RMUs scholarship program, launched last fall, covers 70% of the cost of tuition
- $22,800 per year - for 35 varsity players and 35% of tuition for another 30 reserves. In addition to providing scholarship funds, RMU hired a coach and built
a $100,000 eSports facility on campus complete with $400 specially designed
gaming chairs - for players to practice and compete. This fall the university plans
to add another 15-20 scholarships for students who compete in a game called Dota
2 and 10-15 more scholarships for players who want to compete
in a new game, Heroes of Warcraft.
Although the UPike eSports program was launched last spring,
the scholarship program will begin this fall with an initial 20
scholarships. Like RMU, UPike will also construct a separate
building for its eSports students.
Playing video games in college isnt all about competition,
fun, and games. Students are held to the same athletic and academic standards as every other athlete. The practice, intensity
levels and teamwork necessary to be successful in eSports is
similar to that of traditional sports.
That comes as no surprise to the generation that spends five
or more hours per day honing their craft. The surprised individuals are their parents. No longer do they have to urge their offspring to develop their physical skills so they can obtain a free
college education. Today, playing video games can accomplish the same thing.
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and Minor League Baseball team
owner. He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at SUNY
Cortland and maintains the blog: http://sportsbeyondthelines.com Jordan
can be reached at jordan.kobritz@cortland.edu.
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the
opinion of The Local News.
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Reorganizes
isit Huntington Beach, the official destination marketing organization (DMO) for the City
of Huntington Beach, announced today
a strategic realignment of its internal organizational structure and several staff
changes.
This move is an important step to ensure that the citys DMO meets the
changing needs of todays savvy, socially wired travel consumer, as well as
strengthen the position of the Surf City
USA brand in key national and international markets as the destinations products and services continue to evolve and
diversify, said Visit Huntington Beach
President & CEO Kelly Miller, CDME.
in Storrs, Conn. and his M.B.A. from

Rollins College in Winter Park, Fla. He
achieved an Adrian Award from the
Hotel Sales & Marketing Association
International (HSAMI) for Digital Marketing in 2014 and Web Development
Award from the Web Marketing Association in 2009.
Jennifer Tong, 2015 graduate of
Chapman University with a B.A. in
Public Relations and Advertising, has
also joined the Visit Huntington Beach
team as Communications Coordinator
after a successful internship with the
DMO this spring and summer. Jennifer
is a quick study, with great people and
technology skills, local knowledge, inquisitiveness and a passion for telling
the HB story to visitors, states
Kelly Miller
Thomas.
Part of the realignment at Visit
Huntington Beach involves changes in
job responsibilities and focus for several current team members. Rachel
Volbert has been promoted to Content
and Creative Services Manager, where
she manages the development and delivery of integrated and cost-effective
cross-channel marketing content and
campaigns in target domestic and international travel markets to both
leisure and group travel influencers
and decision makers. Briton Saxton
Destination Marketing and Commu- continues as Film Commissioner
nications was placed under the helm of while expanding her role in video and
Visit Huntington Beach Chief Market- film production management for
ing Officer Susan Thomas this spring. VHB, and serves as Travel Trade
Rich Alot will join VHB as Director of
Digital Marketing on Sept. 8 in Paulette Fischer
order to deepen and expand the
digital marketing capacity of the VHB
team.
Rich comes to us with a wealth of
knowledge and experience in both destination marketing and corporate
tourism through his tenure with Visit
Tampa Bay as the lead on their digital
marketing strategy, as well as prior
work with Visit Orlando, Disney Parks
and Vacation Club, Marriott and RitzCarlton, according to Thomas. Our
ability to connect the brand with consumers in the ever-burgeoning digital
space will expand under Richs guid- Manager for Tier One international
ance in new and exciting ways that res- markets of Canada, UK, Ireland,
onate across the spectrum of todays China and Australia. Sophia Valdivia
multi-generational travel marketplace. moves into a new Sports, Travel Trade
and Media Coordinator position. She will target sports event
planners, as well as
Susan Thomas
Tier Two international markets in Brazil, Germany, Austria, Switzerland,
Japan, the Middle East and
Mexico. In addition, she will
function as VHBs in-house
media buyer.
Additional changes in the visitor and sales support team will be
announced in the fall.
Visit Huntington Beachs
Board Chairman and Waterfront Beach Resort, a Hilton
Hotel,
General
Manager
Paulette Fischer added that effective destination marketing
has the proven long term yield
of spurring valuable infrastructure development, transportation networks, attracting
investors and innovation to the
His demonstrated leadership in cross- city, and sustaining and improving
functional teams to achieve the highest the local quality of life for all. Im
possible ROI results in the DMO and proud of Visit Huntington Beach and
its evolution through this dynamic retravel industry is formidable.
Rich Alot earned his B.A. as a dual organization; its a win-win-win for
major in Journalism and Political Sci- the businesses, the city and the local
ence from the University of Connecticut community.
data (July 2015) put California on track to achieve the 1.2

million acre-feet (AF) savings goal by February 2016, as
called for by the governor.
How did residents of Huntington Beach and Fountain
Valley fare? Each was mandated to cut back 20 percent.
The reality is comparisons of July 2015 vs. July 2013
show that residents of Fountain Valley have cut back 28
percent and residents of Huntington Beach have cut back
26 percent for that month. The following chart shows how
they both compared to the state average.
Its a very good start, but we have a long way to go.
The Orange County Water District (OCWD; the District) is doing its part to manage the
groundwater basin
and provide reliable
water to its providers
and their consumers
advanced
through
technologies. Groundwater levels in the
basin are very low
right now, and are
about 80 percent depleted, but are still
within the normal historic operating range due
to careful planning and
the GWRS.
Over the last three
years, OCWD has invested more than $200
million to purchase imported water to replenish
the basin and offset major
impacts of the drought and to expand the Groundwater
Replenishment System (GWRS). The GWRS now produces 100 million gallons of water each dayenough to
alifornia is experiencing its

fourth year of what is now described as an exceptional
drought: Exceptional or
widespread crop/pasture loss; a shortage
of water in reservoirs and streams
creating a water
emergency. This is
the definition of
National Oceanic
and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA).
Measurements in the Sierra Nevada Mountains indicate
the lowest snowpack levels ever recorded. Many are anticipating a wet winter because of an El Nio, which is an
above normal surface temperature in the southeast Pacific.
El Nio refers to the Christ child because it often occurs
at Christmas or midwinter. Forecasts* through October
show that the drought will not only persist, it will intensify. Even with a wet winter, there will not be enough rain
to make up for the four years of drought California has
sustained.
The administration of California Governor Jerry Brown
has implemented measures to save water and invest in
new technologies that will make California more drought
resilient. We are also now mandated to significantly cut
back our water usage, a response due to low percentages
of voluntary water reductions in 2014.
With the mandatory reductions, each urban water supplier has been put into one of eight tiers which are assigned a conservation standard, ranging between
reductions of four percent and 36 percent. It is based on a
per person goal of using 75 gallons per day and takes into
consideration that some of us have been using water efficiently and others have not. The figures will be compared
to water consumption of the same month starting in 2013.
At the end of February 2016, the water districts will be
evaluated for their compliance.
At this writing, the most recent state conservation effort
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needs of 850,000
people. This constitutes about 25 percent of
our water portfolio.
Investments to generate more local water costs money
and will most likely be seen as part of an increase in your
water bill. Thats another incentive for us all to use water
more efficiently. Without the GWRS investment, we
would only be able to get approximately 60 percent of our
supplies from the local groundwater basin, versus 70 percent today. With groundwater costing $402 AF and
imported water costing
about $1000 AF, the investment is a sound one
that has brought us more
reliability.
Since about half of
water use is for outdoor
landscaping, residents
might find a lot of ways
to conserve water
through smart California landscaping. The
state is giving incentives to conserve in
other ways by offering
a number of rebates
for items such as efficient irrigation control and sprinklers, rain
barrels and rain gutters. Visit the website of your local
water provider and www.bewaterwise.com to learn more
about drought resilient landscaping, water conservation
programs, rebates, and mandates.
*Source: NOAA/NWS/NCEP/Climate Prediction Center.
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your arms down in the water to create
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2 Tbsp. milk
STRONG WOMEN - SARA GEORGE BAGLEY
Directions
Heat oven to 350F.
Microwave chocolate and butter in large microwaveable bowl
on HIGH 2 min. or until butter is melted. Stir until chocolate is
completely melted. Stir in pepper. Add sugar; mix well. Blend in
eggs. Add flour; mix
well. Stir in 1/2 cup
nuts. Spread half the
batter into 13x9-inch
pan sprayed with
cooking spray.
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and milk in microwaveable bowl on
HIGH 2-1/2 min., stirring after 1 min. Stir
until caramels are
completely melted and mixture is well blended; spread over brownie
batter in pan. Cover with remaining brownie batter. (Some caramel
sauce may peek through.)Sprinkle with remaining nuts.
Bake 25 to 30 min. or until top is firm to the touch. Cool.
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Esther Carlstone (mom.me) tells us about: SARA GEORGE BAGLEY
Sara George Bagley (1806-1883) was a key figure in the history of American working women. Born in Candia, New Hampshire, she worked in the Lowell, Massachusetts, textile mills and organized in both Lowell and in Manchester, New Hampshire.
Bagley was perhaps the most visible and articulate of the female labor leaders of the
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wages for women textile workers. She led the Ten Hour Movement in Massachusetts, which sought to reduce womens working day from 13 and 14 hours to 10. In
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dissolved, Rothschild says.
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in November 2014 at the iGEM competition in
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cup holder, is made primarily of mycelium grown
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proteins sourced from the saliva of paper wasps
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cover their nests. The biodegradable drone body is
certainly a step forward, though the drone still uses
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Go Off the Beaten Path
ne recent Saturday morning, a

friend sent me the wine list for
Green Zebra, one of Chicago's
top vegetarian restaurants, and asked for
my advice. He was dining there that
evening with friends who enjoyed wine
but weren't obsessive about it. So he
would be tasked with ordering for the table.
When hanging out with other wine enthusiasts or having a nice meal
at home, my friend will happily open a bottle that costs upwards of $30.
But when dining out, he typically opts for beer, as restaurant markups
are too hard to stomach.
I could see his conundrum. As the resident wine geek, my friend would
be expected to find something delicious. But ordering the sort of wine he'd
open at home -- say, Littorai's "Les Larmes" Pinot
Noir, which retails for $45
but is on Green Zebra's list
for $95 -- would be
gauche.
My advice was simple. I
urged him to look for offthe-beaten-path varieties
from off-the-beaten-path
regions. As New York
University economics professor Karl Storchmann
once explained, "[The
market] adds a premium for certain places or grapes."
Consider Pinot Noir. The best examples of the variety are seductive
and ephemeral, to be sure. But because Pinot Noir is so popular -- and
so challenging and expensive to grow -- even "budget" options that offer
little in the way of character are quite expensive.
Pinot Noir obviously does well with the fare at Green Zebra; when it
comes to reds, the sommelier has dedicated 35 percent of her list to the
variety. The wines range from $48 to $105 per bottle.
But if I were in my friend's shoes, I'd order the $55 Gamay from
Georges Descombes, one of the top producers in Beaujolais. Pinot Noir
is quite different than Gamay, of course. But serious examples of the variety effortlessly combine vibrant acidity with depth and complexity, just
like top Pinot Noir.
And I wouldn't shy away from the list's least expensive option, a $36
Cabernet Franc from Calcu, a producer in Chile's Colchagua Valley.
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Back To School!
New Year - New Food
atie Workman, author of the popular

blog and award-winning cookbook
"The Mom 100," tackles weeknight
dinner in addition to breakfast, lunch, snacks
and dessert in her new cookbook Dinner
Solved! With kids already heading back to
school to kick off the new school year, she
gave us the scoop on what food trends we can
expect to see, including which healthy items
will be popular (and the type of food that will
be phased out).
Q:
What are some trends you're seeing

when it comes to back-to-school foods for
2015? Are there any healthy items that are
going to be big this school year?
A:
David White is the founder and editor of Terroirist.com, which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog" at the 2013 Wine Blog Awards.
His columns are housed at Grape Collective.
Gluten-free continues to be a huge and

growing trend, with all kinds of frozen and refrigerated options such as pizzas, pasta, waffles
and ethnic-inspired cuisine conveniently available. The frozen food aisles gets more and
more international all the time, with global flavors being seen in many of the convenient
products available, such as Asian stir-fries, In-
dian flavored chicken dishes and Mediterranean pizza options. The availability of organic frozen foods are growing as well, with
the options of steam-able bagged vegetables
constantly growing and becoming
perfect meal additions for
busy mornings or hectic
work weeks. The options for shortcut
cooking have grown
as well things that
help you assemble
a meal without
making everything
from scratch, from
different varieties
of prepared chicken
that are recipe-ready
to new dough options
like frozen puff pastry
that offer lots of interesting, dinnertime and/or dessert
inspiration, such as a potpie topping
or tart base. And, there are so many great packaged, healthy snacks available these days, with
Since there isn't

much demand
for either Cabernet Franc or
wines
from
Chile, this bottle
essentially
comes with two built-in discounts. Plus, at high- David White
end restaurants everywhere, sommeliers take
great care to make sure their inexpensive wines are impressive, knowing
that such offerings are introductions to their programs.
The search for affordability is even easier with Green Zebra's whites.
While six of the list's 26 offerings are Chardonnay, with prices ranging
from $56 to $90, the list is packed with unusual varieties from unheralded regions. For $40, patrons can
enjoy an intensely aromatic Gewurztraminer from
Elena Walch in Alto Adige, Italy, that's full of charm.
For just $38, there's a delightful blend of Assyrtiko
and Athiri from Domaine Sigalas in Santorini, Greece.
For even less, there's a rich blend of Roussanne and
Viognier from Arizona. The choices go on.
While the list at Green Zebra is well curated -- and
well-priced -- it isn't particularly unique. Any restaurant with a serious wine program will make sure its
cellar is stocked with fun, food-friendly options that
won't break the bank. At Bourbon Steak in Washington, D.C., for example, wine director Julian Mayor offers dozens of affordable, offbeat wines in a section
of his list dubbed "Secrets of the Sommelier."
Asking for advice helps, too. Most sommeliers are
keen to help patrons find the perfect wine, regardless of price. When dining out, one of my friends simply asks for "something weird" -- and he's
almost always pleased with both the wine and its price. One recent
evening at a D.C. steakhouse, his request resulted in an affordable, captivating blend of Savagnin and Chardonnay from legendary Jura producer Jacques Puffeney.
Wines from blue-chip regions like Burgundy and Napa are almost always expensive. Fortunately, sommeliers love stocking their lists with
bottles that they, too, can afford to drink. So next time you're looking for
a bargain, just go off the beaten path.
On the Vine
more coming out every day. There are chips

made from everything from lentils to quinoa,
with all kinds of interesting seasonings. Some
pretty great packaging by the way!
Lots of fridge and freezer staples make
great midday snacks, such as frozen
edamame pods with a sprinkling of
salt and lemon juices, cheese
sticks with flavorings like
jalapeno (which my older son
really likes), mini pizzas
found already-made in the
freezer aisle which you can
add a couple of extra toppings to, if you like. You
can also pair bite-sized
snacks such as frozen
taquitos with an easy homemade dipping sauce. In general,
the different flavorings of snacks
are getting more and more out
there, which is the industry trying to
keep up with the restless palate syndrome"
of kids and millennials who are always craving
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From the Mailbag
Moe Kanoudi
Main Street Eyewear

Looks at Life Through
Designer Glasses
Teacher: How can you make so

many mistakes in just one day ?
Pupil: I get up early !
Teacher: How can you make so many mistakes in

just one day
Pupil: I get up early !
What would happen if

you took the school bus
home ?
The police would make
you bring it back !
What is the difference

between a school bus
driver and a cold ?
One knows the roads and
one stops the nose !
Mother: How do you

like your new teacher ?
Son: I don't. She told me
to sit up front for the present and then she didn't
give me one!
Mother: Does your teacher like you ?

Son: Like me, she loves me. Look at all those X's on
my test paper !
Mother: How did you find school today ?
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Daughter: I just got off the bus and there it was !
Son: I'm not going back

to school tomorrow !
Father: Why not ?
Son: Well I've been
there a whole day, I
can't read, I can't write
and they won't let me
talk, so what's the use ?
I'm really glad you

called me Fred, Dad
Why is that ?
Because when I got to
school that's what
everybody called me !
Teacher: If this class
doesn't stop making so
much noise I'll go crazy
?
Class: Too late, we
haven't made a sound for an hour!
Mother: How was your first day at school ?

Son: It was all right except for some man called
"Teacher" who kept spoiling all our fun !
What are you going to be when you get out of

school ?
An old man !
What did you learn in school today ?

Not enough; I have to go back tomorrow !
Mother: What did you learn in school today?

Son: How to write.
Mother: What did you write?
Son: I don't know. They haven't taught us how to read
yet!
Mother: What was the first thing you learned in
class ?
Daughter: How to talk without moving my lips !
Teacher: What's big and yellow and comes in the

morning to brighten a mother's day ?
Pupil: The school bus !
What's yellow, has wheels and lies on its back ?

A dead school bus !
How do bees get to school ?

By school buzz !
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1 Minneapolis
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5 Eugene, OR
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7 Madison, WI
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10 Chicago
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China Drives
Rates Down
ortgage rates are back to testing the lowest levels of 2015.

The primary catalyst for the recent drop is growing concerns over Chinas
slowing economy. As the manufacturing engine for a global economy, the Chinese markets serve as a bellwether for the rest of the
world. And since the US is
the largest consumer of
goods produced in China, a
slowing economy there is
symptomatic of a slowing
economy here.
The effect has been catastrophic for the stock markets. In the three trading days
between August 20th and
August 24th, the Dow Jones
Industrial average lost nearly
1500 points. This was
capped by a near 600 point
drop on August 24th marking
the single worst day for
stocks in over four years.
As usual, what is bad for
stocks is good for bonds.
Mortgage bonds have been
among the beneficiaries and
have rallied over the same
three day trading period. Mortgage bonds
are back to testing the highs of 2015, meaning that mortgage rates are once again testing the lows of the year.
But really, in the face of such staggering

losses on the stock markets, gains in the
bond markets have been rather limited. Ah
yes, there is a side-effect. The plunge in the
US stock markets has economists now
doubting that the Federal Reserve will raise

rates in September as previously predicted.
Just one week previously, economists put
the odds of a Fed rate hike at better than
Arnaud Dufour
50/50. Now the

same oddsmakers have updated
the chances of a rate hike to only one in
four.
The result? A weaker dollar. In the same
three day time span of trading, the Euro has
gone from $1.10 to $1.16. The
longer the Fed maintains their
accommodative policy, the
greater concerns the global community has about the strength of
the dollar as a currency. A
weaker dollar makes dollarbased assets (like mortgage
bonds) less attractive.
The net effect is that a weaker
Chinese economy has pushed
stocks lower which helped the
bond market, but the lower stock
market has weakened the dollar
which limited the gains in the
bond markets.
Limited, yes. But still back to
lows for the year. Financial advisors recommend checking the
health of your financial portfolio
every six months. Ones mortgage is very much a part of their
overall financial portfolio. Those who
havent investigated their mortgage options
in a while may find now to be the best time
to do so.
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