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My Point of View
WELL-KNOWN PHILANTHROPIST, By Dave Garofalo & Others you got a cat?" Just once I want to
CHEF AND HUNTINGTON BEACH LOCAL JOINS
found this timely, because say, "No, it's for company!"
today I was in a store that sells •Employment application
TASTE OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, AN EVENT BENEFITTING sunglasses, and only sun- blanks always ask who is to be
THE CHILDREN’S LIBRARY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
glasses. A young lady walks over called in case of an emergency. I
to me and asks, "What brings you think you should write,'An ambu-
in today?" I looked at her, and lance.'
(HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA – March sistance and job training to homeless and said, "I'm interested in buying a •The older you get the tougher
2018) The Taste of Huntington Beach an- low-income families throughout Southern refrigerator." She didn't
nounced today that this year’s celebrity guest California. Through Caterina’s Club, Serato quite know how to re-
is none other than Chef Bruno Serato: CNN feeds more than 3,500 children daily. For his spond.
Hero, Philanthropist, Author and Owner of humanitarian work, Serato has earned inter- •Legalize Marinara! Top
the landmark Anaheim White House. national acclaim with profiles in People priority...
Magazine, the CBS Evening •Come on... collusion!
News and newspapers and •Trade war with China,
magazines around the world. how about putting the
He has accepted numerous issue on the table for pub-
honors: a CNN Heroes lic review and private so-
award, knighthood by the lution! it is to lose weight because by then
Italian government, a papal •Sure let's have war talks with your body and your fat have got-
blessing from Pope Francis Russia, China, North Korea and ten to be really good friends.
and a humanitarian award on Iran all at the sane time. That will •The easiest way to find some-
the steps of the U.S. Capitol. get us on the right track! thing lost around the house is to
Serato was recognized by •US Attorney General is proba- buy a replacement.
the Good News Foundation bly only person being black- •Did you ever notice: The
and accepted numerous mailed. Stay out of the fight or we Roman Numerals for forty (40)
proclamations, Man of the will bring you in!!! are XL. Hmm...what does XXL
Year awards and other distin- •Thank you HB Public Works: mean?
guished sign honors—all of has anyone on all these social •The sole purpose of a child's
which he accepts to generate media platforms noticed the num- middle name is so he can tell
public awareness of the ber of street improvements, streets when he's really in trouble..
needs of our most vulnerable resurfaced; The new Street Signs •Did you ever notice: When you
population—our children. all over town; medians and re- put the 2 words ' The' and ' IRS '
According to Dan Page, chair paired sidewalks. Great Job Travis together it spells 'Theirs...'
of the Taste, “We are excited and City team. •Aging: Eventually you will
and honored to have Chef •New Power Plant technology reach a point when you stop lying
Bruno join us at this year’s on the horizon in HB... thank you about your age and start bragging
Taste. He is well-respected in AES! about it.
the restaurant industry and in •When is the last time you •Some people try to turn back
the nonprofit world. His ded- talked to God? Yesterday for me I their "odometers." Not me. I want
ication to feeding needy chil- was waking by a beautiful flower people to know 'why' I look this
dren through Caterina’s Club Garden and was overwhelmed by way. I've traveled a long way and
resonates with us. He feeds the moment. Just before that saw some of the roads weren't paved.
children’s hungry bodies, a mom and her new born em- •You know you are getting old
while our mission at the braced together. when everything either dries up or
Friends of the Children’s Li- •I think Israel has the strongest leaks. Ouch... so true!
brary is to feed their minds!” borders in the world. I Wonder •Ah! Being young is beautiful
At the Taste of Huntington why? but being old is comfortable.
Beach, Sir Bruno Serato will •I decided that old age is when •Lord, keep your arm around
be the featured guest at our you still have something on the my shoulder and your hand over
VIP reception, mingle with ball, but you are just too tired to my mouth.
Serato, a longtime resident of Huntington guests and sign copies of his new book, The bounce it. •May you always have Love to
Beach, is recognized internationally for his Power of Pasta: A Celebrity Chef’s Mission •I thought about making a fit- Share, Cash to Spare, And Friends
work feeding underprivileged children. He to Feed America’s Hungry Children. For ness movie for folks my age and who Care.
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5 Steps to Creating
a Healthier Community
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Family Features
besity, with corresponding ailments
such as heart disease, high cholesterol
and diabetes, is a well-chronicled pub-
lic health issue and has many communities
looking for ways to positively impact their res-
idents.
What can prove to have an enduring impact
on improving community health is a broad
coalition of stakeholders coming together to
create a culture of wellness. For example, the
City of West Chicago, with its Healthy West
Chicago initiative, is a case study in how to gal-
vanize a community toward collective better
health. With these modifiable tips from Mayor
Ruben Pineda, other communities can work to
improve the health and quality of life for resi-
dents.

HAVE A CHAMPION
Every major civic initiative needs someone
to drive it, someone to assemble and activate
the right roster of influencers, experts and ac-
tivists. Progressive leaders concerned about
community sustainability and resident health,
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such as city council members or those in influ- MEASURE AND ADJUST


ential positions within the community, make good candidates to spearhead Once your community’s health initiative is in action, assess it annually
the plan. against the overarching plan and add, eliminate or improve components to
continue the momentum toward a healthy community for generations to
ENLIST PARTNERS come.
To improve nutrition and increase physical activity in the City of West
Chicago, Mayor Pineda reached out to community leaders in local govern- KEEP IT FRESH
ment, education, health care, social services, faith-based entities, businesses A successful community-wide health initiative needs to continuously
and non-profits to initiate partnerships and secure funding to create the build on its momentum by adding new programs and participants. For ex-
Healthy West Chicago Action Plan, a multi-year guide for promoting better ample, Healthy West Chicago conducts sponsored activities such as free
health in the community. healthy cooking classes for students, a “Rethink Your Drink” campaign to
educate community members about the harmful effects of consuming
ENGAGE OTHER COMMUNITY MEMBERS sugar-sweetened beverages, weekly community walks with the mayor and
It is important to build awareness of your initiative and get buy-in from a community garden initiative, which promotes organic suburban agricul-
residents through consistent communication. One of the most important ture and benefits both the environment and local families. In addition, pro-
demographic segments to engage is children. Kids are open to change and viding ongoing updates about programs and offering online tools, such as
are developing lifelong habits. They are also extremely influential with activity trackers and interactive walking route maps, are ways to build in-
their parents, siblings and friends. terest and retain participants.
“The key to a sustainable, healthy future is to change the way the next
generation thinks about nutrition and exercise,” Mayor Pineda said. “This * Photo of Mayor Pineda walking with students courtesy of Healthy West
makes the public school system critical to driving the behavioral changes Chicago
that contribute to positive outcomes.” * Photo of woman gardening courtesy of The GardenWorks Project
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INSPIRATION
America: Home of the Free because of the Brave
Only I can change my life. I never DREAMED about
No one can do it for me. SUCCESS. I worked for it.
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Dead Penguins - I Never Knew This


D id you ever wonder why there are no dead penguins on the ice in Antarctica? Where
do they all go?
A minute with GOD
A minute with GOD drop everything and pass it
Wonder no more! It is a known fact that the penguin is a very ritualistic bird and lives (I spent a minute, with on.
an extremely ordered and complex life. Penguins are extremely committed to their GOD, and hope you will, too. Why are prayers getting
family and will mate for life, as well as maintain a form of compassionate contact with I LOVE THE OPENING shorter, but bars and clubs are
their offspring throughout the remainder of their life. SENTENCE:) enlarging and expanding?
If a penguin is found dead on the ice surface, other members of the family and their With what is going on in Why is it so easy to wor-
social circle have been known to dig holes in the ice, using only their vestigial wings the world these days, Heaven ship a celebrity, but very dif-
and beaks, until the hole is deep could end up a ghost town? ficult to walk with Me?
enough for the dead bird to be My name is God. You Think about it, will you
rolled into, and buried. hardly have time for Me. I offer a prayer just now, or are
After packing the ice back in love you and will always you going to ignore doing so,
the hole, the male penguins then bless you. because you don't have time
gather in a circle around the fresh I am always with you. I for Me?
grave and sing: need you to spend 60 sec- Consider forwarding this to
"Freeze a jolly good fellow." onds of your time with Me all your friends.
"Freeze a jolly good fellow."
You really didn't believe that I
know anything about penguins,
did you?
It's so easy to fool OLD people!
I am sorry, an urge came over
me that made me do it!!!
Oh, quit whining; I fell for it, too...

A
HOUSE PAINTING
77-year-old man is having a drink in a Completely stunned by the sudden turn
Chicago bar. Suddenly a gor- of events, the man asks her what her con-
geous girl enters and sits down a dition is "You have to tell
few seats away. The girl is so at- me what you want me to do today. 80% of you won't. I have
tractive that he just can't take in just three words. Don't pray, just praise. said, if you deny Me before
his eyes off her. After a short The man takes a moment to Today, I want this message to your friends, I will deny you
while, the girl notices him star- consider the offer from the beauti- go around the world before on Judgment Day. What I
ing, and approaches him. ful woman. midnight. say, I keep!
Before the man has time to He whips out his wallet and puts Will you help? Please do When one door closes, I
apologize, the girl looks him deep $100 dollars in her hand --- not delete it, and I'll help you open two more If I have
in the eyes and says to him in a He then looks her square with some that are in need; opened doors for you, send
sultry tone: "I'll do anything in the eyes, and says even if just quiet time. this message along to others,
you'd like. slowly and clearly: Just dare Me! A blessing is bless them for Me.
Anything you can imagine "Paint my house." coming your way. Please Thanks!
in your wildest dreams, it doesn't matter (Our needs change as we get older)
how extreme or unusual it is,
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there's another condition".

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Chris MacDonald
On the road in Surf City
The Local News
By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,

Local Business’
HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist

Nautical Items
Featured in New
WWII Movie
A
major World War II movie Production is filming aboard the
being filmed in Baton USS Kidd, which fought in the Sec-
Rouge, Louisiana is using ond World War and the Korean War
authentic Naval equipment pur- and is a National Historic Landmark
chased from Sunset Beach's An- berthed on the Mississippi River in
tiques of the Sea. Baton Rouge. It's reportedly the
For 6 weeks, the production team only destroyer left to retain its orig-
for the filming of "Greyhound" pur- inal World War II appearance.
chased more than 20 items to re-cre- Filming also takes place in sets,
ate a set for the film, according to some of which use Bakker's an-
tiques. "They pur-
chased a U.S. Navy
Lionel Repeating
Compass on the bat-
tleship deck; a World
War II Navy 12-inch
Inside Shutter Signal
Device with protec-
tive glass that was
used to send signals to
other ships during bat-
tles; a 3-foot round
Charting Table; two
Pelorus instruments
which help in battle
plus more.
The filmmakers
contacted Bakker
after searching for
real US Navy
equipment from
Top: Eric Bakker, left,
sharing a jolly mo-
ment with a buddy
outside his Sunset
Beach; Below Left:
WWII US Navy De-
stroyer Battle Steer-
Eric Bakker, owner of ing Station; Above:
Antiques of the Sea. US Navy Lionel Re-
He said the items in- peating Compass;
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clude a World War II Below: US Navy 12-


Inch Inside Shutter
U.S. Navy Destroyer Signal Device.
Battle Steering Sta-
tion, complete with a 24-inch brass the Second World War. They first
round wheel. found out about the Sunset Beach
"This wheel could be used for resident by seeing his website,
making fast turns as destroyers were www.AntiquesoftheSea.com; then
hunting enemy submarines, which visited his store at 16811 Pacific
were trying to sink US Navy and Coast Highway.
Victory ships," Bakker said. "The "They have a real attention for de-
destroyers were the 'greyhounds' of tail and accuracy and liked what
our Navy." they saw here," said the man who
"Greyhound," a movie directed by has collected antique nautical gear
Academy Award-winning Director around the World for decades and as
Aaron Schneider, and starring two- a kid was in a Japanese Prisoner of
time Academy Award-winning War Camp in World War II.
Actor Tom Hanks, is an adaption The USS Kidd, launched in 1943,
from the 1955 nautical war novel, was named for Rear Admiral Isaac
"The Good Shepherd," about the Kidd, who died on the bridge of the
Navy destroyer, USS Greyhound. It USS Arizona when Japan attacked
takes place during a World War II Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. (Iron-
escort mission when the Greyhound ically, in 1953, the USS Kidd was
watched for German U-boats while visiting Long Beach, when it was hit
guarding a convoy of ships. by a Swedish freighter and had to be
6 The Film Nation Entertainment repaired.)
The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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T his should be on the front page of every
newspaper.
Charley Reese's Final column!
common con regardless of party.
What separates a politician from a normal
human being is an excessive amount of gall.
A very interesting column. COM- No normal human being would have the gall
PLETELY NEUTRAL. of a Speaker, who stood up and criticized the
Be sure to Read the Poem at the end.. President for creating deficits.. ( The Presi-
Charley Reese's final column for the Or- dent can only propose a budget. He cannot
lando Sentinel... He has been a journalist for force the Congress to accept it.)
49 years. He is retiring and this is HIS LAST The Constitution, which is the supreme
COLUMN. law of the land, gives sole responsibility to
Be sure to read the Tax List at the end. the House of Representatives for originating
This is about as clear and easy to under- and approving appropriations and taxes.
stand as it can be. The article below is com- Who is the speaker of the House?( John
pletely neutral, neither anti-republican or Boehner. He is the leader of the majority
democrat. Charlie Reese, a retired reporter party. He and fellow House members, not the
for the Orlando Sentinel, has hit the nail di- President, can approve any budget they want.
rectly on the head, defining clearly who it is ) If the President vetoes it, they can pass it
that in the final analysis must assume respon- over his veto if they agree to. [The House has
sibility for the judgments made that impact passed a budget but the Senate has not ap-
each one of us every day. It's a short but good proved a budget in over three years. The
read. Worth the time. Worth remembering! President's proposed budgets have gotten al-
545 vs. 300,000,000 People most unanimous rejections in the Senate in
-By Charlie Reese that time. ]
Politicians are the only people in the world It seems inconceivable to me that a nation
who create problems and then campaign of 300 million cannot replace 545 people
against them. who stand convicted -- by present facts -- of
Have you ever wondered, if both the De- incompetence and irresponsibility. I can't
mocrats and the Republicans are against think of a single domestic problem that is not
deficits, WHY do we have deficits? traceable directly to those 545 people. When
Have you ever wondered, if all the politi- you fully grasp the plain truth that 545 peo-
cians are against inflation and high taxes, ple exercise the power of the federal govern-
WHY do we have inflation and high taxes? ment, then it must follow that what exists is
You and I don't propose a federal budget. what they want to exist.
The President does.
You and I don't have the Constitutional au- If the tax code is unfair, it's because they
thority to vote on appropriations. The House want it unfair.
of Representatives does. If the budget is in the red, it's because they
You and I don't write the tax want it in the red.
code, Congress does. If the Army & Marines
You and I don't set fiscal policy, are in Iraq and Afghanistan
Congress does. it's because they want them
You and I don't control monetary in Iraq and Afghanistan ..
policy, the Federal Reserve Bank If they do not receive so-
does. cial security but are on an
One hundred senators, 435 con- elite retirement plan not
gressmen, one President, and nine available to the people, it's
Supreme Court justices equates to because they want it that
545 human beings out of the 300 way.
million are directly, legally, morally, There are no insoluble
and individually responsible for the government problems.
domestic problems that plague this Do not let these 545 peo-
country. ple shift the blame to bu-
I excluded the members of the Federal Re- reaucrats, whom they hire and whose jobs
serve Board because that problem was cre- they can abolish; to lobbyists, whose gifts
ated by the Congress. In 1913, Congress and advice they can reject; to regulators, to
delegated its Constitutional duty to provide whom they give the power to regulate and
a sound currency to a federally chartered, but from whom they can take this power.
private, central bank. Above all, do not let them con you into the
I excluded all the special interests and lob- belief that there exists disembodied mystical
byists for a sound reason. They have no legal forces like "the economy," "inflation," or
authority. They have no ability to coerce a "politics" that prevent them from doing what
senator, a congressman, or a President to do they take an oath to do.
one cotton-picking thing. I don't care if they Those 545 people, and they alone, are re-
offer a politician $1 million dollars in cash. sponsible. They, and they alone, have the

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The politician has the power to accept or re- power.
ject it. No matter what the lobbyist promises, They, and they alone, should be held ac-
it is the legislator's responsibility to deter- countable by the people who are their bosses.
mine how he votes. Provided the voters have the gumption to
Those 545 human beings spend much of manage their own employees... We should
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People and Their Issues - Our Business... the Right Fit

A
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s college seniors put the finishing touches for them. At the same time, Wekelo says, a busi-
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and women of Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and on their academic careers, they’re look- ness can more successfully attract and keep the
ing forward to finally entering the work- best people by offering a generous benefits pack-
force with those hard-earned degrees in hand. age. Beyond retirement benefits, health benefits
Westminster, California with entertaining, informative
But for many of them, the first weeks and and paid time off, she says, other benefits could
months at a new job could prove stressful and at include educational opportunities and rewards
and objective looks at ourselves, neighbors and the
world as issues are debated, people interact socially and times frustrating as they struggle to fit into their programs.
politically and events take place locally. We also believe
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affiliation, group or organization membership, should ture Infusion: 9 Principles to Create and Maintain Meanwhile, those young employees accustomed
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residents and businesses in our circulation area. Subscrip- up with low morale on the part of the em- their part by promoting wellness, perhaps by of-
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Home delivery is augmented by direct mail to specific that the new hire they were so excited about meetings, and encouraging exercise.
local residents, business and officials. We encourage your didn’t work out.” “The great thing from an employer’s standpoint
support and participation. Seal Beach, Rossmoor, Luckily, both the employee and employer can is that these steps will not only help with any re-
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fresh out of college begins with the hiring of human resources and operations
process, Wekelo says. Both the employer and the for Actualize Consulting. She also

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Dark eyes: Less likely to have macular degeneration
irst and foremost, your eye color meaning can give insight into your overall eye
health. People with light-colored eyes had twice the risk of age-related macular
degeneration of those with dark or intermediate iris colors, found a study of 171
Play it safe - never touch
anything caught in a participants published in the journal Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology. “A
dark iris blocks more ultraviolet light,” says optometrist Christopher Quinn, OD,
secretary-treasurer of the American Optometric Association. “UV light is a risk fac-
power line.
tor for macular degeneration. Extra light that gets into the eyes of people with light-
colored irises may cause them to have more retinal degeneration.”

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If an object gets caught in a power
line, call SCE at (800) 611-1911 to
Dark eyes: Lower melanoma risk
ark-colored irises might indicate you have a lower risk of skin cancer. In a
study published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention, re-
report the problem.

searchers took DNA samples and gathered sun exposure data from nearly 500 white
children, ages 6 to 10, for four years. Children with the blue-eye gene were more
likely to develop moles compared to children without the gene. (The number of
At Southern California Edison, an
Edison International Company, we moles people develop during childhood can predict the risk of melanoma in adult-
hood.) Other research has found that people with blue or green eyes are at greater
risk of melanomas of the eye, likely because they have less light-absorbing pigment
want to help you and your family
stay safe around electricity. to shield the eyes from sun damage. But no matter what your eye color meaning
may infer, it’s always a good idea to protect your eyes with large sunglasses or UV-
absorbent contact lenses, says Quinn. Here are more shocking diseases that eye
doctors find first.Dar

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eyes:researchers
More asked
competitive eyes:
www.sce.com/staysafe 336 participants of white European descent to com-
plete questionnaires designed to measure personality factors. Agreeable factors
were determined by how closely participants identified with statements such as “I
make people feel at ease” or “I see myself as someone who is considerate and kind
to almost everyone.”
Those with dark eyes
were more likely to be
associated with words
like “generosity, friendli-
ness, and empathy” than
light-eyed people, whose
personalities were
FOR OVER 100 YEARS…LIFE. POWERED BY EDISON.

pegged less agreeable


and more competitive.
Though more research is
needed on this eye color
meaning, researchers
suggest the results could
have to do with evolu-
tionary roots. Thousands of years ago, Northern Europeans may have found light-
colored eyes exotic or more attractive and ideal for mating, possibly giving
blue-eyed people a competitive edge.

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Dark eyes: Considered more trustworthy
n a study published in PLOS ONE, researchers asked 238 volunteers to rate pho-
tographs of people for trustworthiness. Overall, participants rated brown-eyed
faces as more trustworthy than blue-eyed faces. However, when researchers digitally
changed the eye colors, the ratings remained consistent. This led researchers to an-
alyze the correlation between eye color and facial features. They discovered that
men with dark eyes tend to have more additional trustworthy traits than those with
light eyes (such as bigger mouths, broader chins, and bigger eyes—features that
mirror how faces naturally express happiness.) More research is needed, especially
to determine this eye color meaning for women, who didn’t show the same corre-
lation between trustworthiness and face shape. Don't miss these other things your
face shape reveals about your personality.

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Light eyes: Less likely to have vitiligo
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n a University of Colorado School of Medicine study, researchers tracked nearly


3,000 people with vitiligo, an autoimmune disease in which a person’s immune
system attacks healthy pigment cells and causes blotchy skin. Researchers identified
13 genes linked to a predisposition to vitiligo. They found that people with the dis-
ease were significantly less likely to have blue or gray eyes than those without it.
Of the vitiligo patients, who were all of Non-Hispanic European ancestry, 43 percent
had dark eyes, 30 percent had green or hazel eyes, and 27 percent had blue or gray
eyes. This differed from typical eye color distribution among Americans of Non-
Hispanic European descent, in which 52 percent have blue or grey eyes and only
27 percent have brown or tan eyes. Vitiligo patients are at higher risk for other au-
toimmune diseases such as lupus, type 1 diabetes, and thyroid disease.

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Dark eyes: Drink less alcohol
f your blue-eyed pals seem to drink more than you, this connection may actually
have a scientific link. In a Georgia State University survey of 12,000 men and
women, researchers found that people with light eyes drank markedly more alcohol
and were more likely to abuse it than people with dark eyes. But, why? Researchers
hypothesize that it could be due to melanin, the pigment that makes eyes darker.
Melanin is involved in electrical connections between brain cells. If the amount of
melanin in the eye (dark-eyed people have more) correlates with the amount of
melanin in the brain, it could mean dark-eyed people are more sensitive to stimuli
like alcohol, which means they may get tipsy off less alcohol than light-eyed people
do. Still, more research is needed. “People with light irises drink more, that’s an
undeniable conclusion of this study,” says Quinn. “What’s harder to say is whether
it’s the iris color that determines if people drink or don’t drink. It shows an associ-
ation, not a causal relationship.”
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EAST CHINA
SEA (April 8,
2018) Electronics
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tion and Re-
sponse (SAPR)
awareness ribbon
during a kick-off
event for SAPR
Aw a r e n e s s

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month on the
mess decks of the
Arleigh Burke-
class guided-missile destroyer USS Dewey (DDG 105). Dewey, assigned to the Wasp n Monday, March 26, the Huntington Beach Fire De-
Expeditionary Strike Group (ESG), is on a scheduled deployment in the Indo-Pacific partment and Huntington Beach Police Department
region to support training under the U.S. Pacfic Fleet’s Up-Gunned ESG concept and participated in the "Every 15 Minutes" program held at
to serve as a forward multi-mission asset for any type of contingency. (U.S. Navy Ocean View High School. The Every 15 Minutes program is a
photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class William Collins III/Released) two-day pro-gram that challenges high school juniors and sen-
What are we missing here: Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) aware- iors to have an increased awareness about the dangers of im-
ness ribbon awarded on a guided-missile destroyer USS Dewey (DDG 105)as part of paired driving under the influence of alcohol, drugs, and
the Wasp Expeditionary Strike Group (ESG) deployment in the Indo-Pacific region texting.
supporting the U.S. Pacfic Fleet’s Up-Gunned ESG. Hmm! Are guided missiles con- The reenactment of a DUI crash involving high school stu-
sidered potential sexual harassment? dents starts with them being pulled out of class one-by-one, and
being told they have died in the accident. Then they move
through a simulated crash scene where the “drunk driver” is
Science Says You Need put through Field Sobriety Tests and then later “arrested” as
part of the reenactment. The program also includes an assem-
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To Get a Massage community.


Fire Engineer, Travis Terich, has been the Fire Department’s
DJENANE BEAULIEU
Spa Day should be every day! representative on the planning committee for the past six years
It is crucial to get a massage as often as you can. and he loves working with the students. He ensures that the
Here are some reasons why according to science: emergency responders provide the greatest impact on how a
bad decision can harm family, friends, and the commu-
1. It boosts the immune system. nity. “One of the reasons I’m so passionate about this
No more worrying about flu season! event is that, as a first responder, the decision has already
A massage can help fight off that common been made when we arrive on scene,” Travis states. “We
cold and improve your health overall. deal with the aftermath – the tragedy when the wrong
choice was made. We can’t change a thing. My hope is
2. It relieves headaches. that this program acts as a strong preventative warning so
Stressing out causes migraines, but that better choices are made in the future.”
can all go away with the magic touch!
It improves the blood flow and releases
Travis is involved from the event planning to the study
hormones that relax you. body presentation. He at-tends the retreat and shares tears
and heartfelt emotions with the students. Years later, stu-
3. You'll get better sleep. dents have contacted Travis and stated that the program
We always need a good night's rest and, if message stuck with them, and they have pulled car keys
you suffer from insomnia, be sure to book a from the hands of someone who had been drinking.
massage before bedtime. Travis stated, “The Every 15 Minutes program empowers
Massages can also increase your flexibility the stu-dents to make positive change. Hopefully, these
and are natural painkillers. students will speak about the pro-gram to their friends and fam-
Even better, it increases your happy hormones! ily, who will then speak to others, and a ripple effect will spread
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Rules are Meant Kobritz


to be Written; on
Sports
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he importance – or folly, depending Twins deployed a shift against him: They were both trying to win the game.
on your view – of the unwritten rules Trying to win, competing until the last out of the game, is another of baseball’s
By Jordan Kobritz of baseball was on display during the unwritten rules, as it should be. Sisco hadn’t given up his desire to win and
opening week of the 2018 season. the Twins weren’t taking anything for granted. While not exactly common,
With the Minnesota Twins leading the Baltimore Orioles 7-0 in the ninth teams have lost games despite being up by seven runs in the ninth inning.
inning, Orioles’ rookie Chance Sisco bunted A similar flap occurred during the 2015 MLB playoffs when Toronto Blue
for a hit. Bunting when you’re that far behind Jays outfielder Jose Bautista slugged a three-run homer
- or ahead - late in the game goes against one against the Texas Rangers late in the game to put his team
of baseball’s many unwritten rules. It should ahead. Bautista flipped his bat and momentarily stood at
be noted that the Twins had shifted their de- home plate admiring his handiwork. The Rangers took
fense against Sisco to better defend against umbrage with his celebratory antics and their disdain car-
a hit, leaving a large gap in the infield. The ried over into the following season when a play at second
significance of the move will be addressed base led to on-field fisticuffs.
later. Bautista’s irreverent act pointed out another dichotomy
Twins second baseman Brian Dozier was with the unwritten rules: different cultures and different
offended by Sisco’s bunt and said so pub- generations have their own interpretation of what is and is
licly, for which he was (mostly) vilified on not considered sportsmanship.
social media. Why? Therein lies the co- Despite the conflicts and differing interpretations of the
nundrum that encompasses the unwritten unwritten rules, one thing is certain: their existence makes
rules of baseball. the sport better than not having them at all.
In a nutshell, the unwritten rules of the sport address the
concept of sportsmanship. Play the game right, be courteous, don’t show up
your opponent, are precepts ingrained in us since we first played the game on
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and Minor League Baseball
an organized basis. But sportsmanship can’t easily be codified or quantified,
especially in professional sports, leaving it mostly up to the players to “police” team owner and current investor in MiLB teams. He is a Professor in
themselves. Hence, the development of the “unwritten rules,” which are and Chair of the Sport Management Department at SUNY Cortland
passed down by word of mouth from one generation of athletes to the next. and maintains the blog: http://sportsbeyondthelines.com The opinions
The problem with unwritten rules is that they aren’t written. Therefore, they contained in this column are the author’s. Jordan can be reached at
are subject to even greater interpretation than written rules (which is why we jordan.kobritz@cortland.edu.
have courts). Furthermore, one rule can conflict with another, which is ar- The information contained in this column does not necessarily
guably the case in this instance. Sisco was bunting for the same reason the reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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MARISSA LALIBERTE route by far runs between Los Angeles International and John F. Kennedy Inter-
national in New York. In a single year, 2.9 million passengers take a flight from
ome cities are more popular destinations for fliers than others. For instance,
one to the other, making it the third most high-traffic plane route in the Americas.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta is the busiest airport in America, according to the
The 2,474-mile trip costs $337.66 on average. (Those 2,000 miles make it way
Airports Council International. But it isn’t part of the most popular flight route
between cities. longer than the shortest flight in America, which lasts just 16 minutes.)
Routes Online took data from air travel data company OAG’s schedule ana- Another New York airport, LaGuardia, is part of the country’s second most

Here’s a full list of the five


lyzer to figure out the busiest route in the Amer- popular flight
icas. Between North and South America, the route, between

busiest U.S. air routes:


busiest flight route is between Sao Paulo Con- LGA and Chicago
gonhas and Rio de Janeiro Santos Dumont. The O’Hare, which
route between the Brazilian hubs sees more sees 2.4 million
than 4 million passengers every year, according passengers every
Number
to Routes Online. (Every passenger should quit year. (LGA also
Rank Route
between cities
of passengers country’s worst
making these 16 airport mistakes before their happens to be the
next flight.)

1 2,873,316
In just the United States, the most popular airport; find out
Los Angeles International (LAX) what its $8 billion
and New York JFK (JFK) makeover has in
store.) Los Ange-
2 New York LaGuardia (LGA) 2,362,480 les makes another
and Chicago O’Hare (ORD)
Look 3 San Francisco (SFO) and
Los Angeles International (LAX)
2,238,043
appearance on the
list, too, because
the third most
traveled air route
goes between LA
Closely 4 Los Angeles International (LAX)
and Seattle-Tacoma (SEA)
1,990,802 and San Fran-
cisco, with 2.2

S
million travelers.
tevie Wonder and Tiger Woods meet 5 San Francisco (SFO) 1,844,864
at a fund raiser. and New York JFK (JFK)
Woods turns to Wonder and says:
“How is the singing career going?”
Stevie Wonder replies: “Not too bad!
How's the golf?" Woods replies: “Not
too bad, I’ve had some problems with
my swing, but I think I've got that right,
now.”
Stevie Wonder says: “I always find that
when my swing goes wrong, I need to
stop playing for a while and not think
about it. Then, the next time I play, it
seems to be all right.
Tiger Woods says: “You play golf?"
Stevie Wonder says: “Oh, yes, I've
been playing for years."

Woods says: "But, you're blind. How


can you play golf if you’re blind?"
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Wonder replies: “I get my caddy to


stand in the middle of the fairway and
call to me. I listen for the sound of his
voice and play the ball towards him.
Then, when I get to where the ball lands,
the caddy moves to the green or farther
down the fairway and again I play the
ball towards his voice.”
“But, how do you putt?", asks Woods.
“Well,” says Stevie, "I get my caddy to
lean down in front of the hole and call to
me with his head near the ground and I
just play the ball towards his voice.”
Woods asks: “What's your handicap?"
Stevie says, “Well, I'm a scratch golfer."
Woods, incredulous, says to Stevie:
“We’ve got to play a round sometime."
Wonder replies: “Well, people don’t
take me seriously, so I only play for
money, and never play for less than
$10,000 a hole.”
Woods thinks about it and says, “OK,
I’m game for that, when would you like
to play?" Stevie says, "Pick a night." 15
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ange County Republican Central Committee. This is the 13th Re- retrofit its Airbus A320
publican County Party to endorse Travis Allen for Governor. series aircraft to mini-
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lican Party,” said Allen. “As the third largest county in the state and home proach to Long Beach
to over half a million Republicans, Orange County is key to defeating Airport.
Gavin Newsom.” The Republican con-
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state’s illegal sanctuary have complained that
state law and is now at JetBlue’s passenger air-
the forefront in the effort liners “create a screech-
to Take Back California,” ing noise on final
finished Allen.” approach,” said
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strong record of fighting to Robin Hayes, Jet-
for Orange County. He Blue’s president and
has fought to repeal the chief executive officer.
gas tax, stop the bullet “At an altitude between
train and stop the out of 1,500’ and 3,500’ MSL,
control spending in the noise reported by
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right candidate to take on loud whine over their homes from tially. The congressman also
Gavin Newsom and Take morning until late night.” urged JetBlue to fly at the highest
California Back ,” said Rohrabacher urged the com- altitudes possible on landing ap-
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Jason Owen 11. R.C. Sproul - $2M meetings. Despite Hinn’s reported net worth being $42 mil-
t is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a Unlike his religious counterparts, R.C. Sproul created an lion, he’s donated $100,000 in relief for the victims of hur-
needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of international radio program “Renewing Your Mind” and ricane Katrina, which is really a drop in the bucket when
God.” Those words are recorded in several scrip- launched the Reformation Network. What are Sproul’s you’re bringing in that kind of cash.
tures from the Bible and serve in an analogy from Jesus thoughts on the salary of pastors? He wrote a blog stating
that wealth and power do not grant an individual access to that we should “Pay him well enough that he is able to give 22. Billy Graham - $25M
“the kingdom of Heaven.” Instead, it is humility and help- with great generosity.” Back in 1950, Billy Graham founded the Billy Graham
ing those less fortunate (among other things) that might Evangelistic Association in Minnesota and it has now
allow someone to ascend after death. 12. Joseph Prince - $44.7M spread throughout the United States. Becoming one of the
These pastors and preachers have amassed vast fortunes Senior Pastor at the New Creation Church, one of Asia’s most famous pastors, Graham continued his message
through their churches. Did you know they were so biggest churches, Joseph Prince has taken his mission to through radio and television stations. Reaching over 2.2
wealthy? Who’s the richest pastor in the world? books, CDs, and DVDs. Although the church did know re- billion people, Graham has a net worth of $25 million.
veal him as an employee, it’s evident that Prince has a key
1. Charles E. Blake - $900,000 role in the church’s annual income of $44.7 million. 23. Joel Osteen - $40M
With the help of 25,000 weekly members, Charles E. One of the most recognizable pastors, Joel Osteen is pop-
Blake has cashed in a salary of $900,000 per year. What 13. Matthew Ashimolowo - $6-$10M ularly known as “The Smiling Preacher.” Taking over his
does he do with all that money? Like most Californians, he Leading the largest church in the United Kingdom, father’s televised sermons as Lakewood Church’s Senior
relaxes in a 10,000-square-foot mansion in Beverly Hills. Matthew Ashimolowo has an estimated net worth in the Pastor, Osteen grew the weekly viewer’s from 5,000 to
range of $6-$10 million. Ashimolowo converted to Christi- 43,000. Osteen has become such a popular preacher that
2. Franklin Graham - $1.2M anity at the age of 20 and is now the Senior Pastor of he’s now considered a brand with his seven million weekly
Son of pastor Billy Graham, William Franklin Graham Kingsway International Christian Centre. With over 12,000 viewers in over 100 countries. Being a best-selling author,
III is the president of Billy Graham Evangelistic Associa- members, Ashimolowo has taken his mission to his popular it’s not entirely shocking that Osteen has a net worth of $40
tion and Samaritan’s Purse. Naturally, people weren’t international radio and television program called Winning million.
pleased to find out Graham was collecting $1.2 million per Ways.
year. 24. Rick Warren - $25M (90% Donated)
14. Kirk Cameron - $20M Rick Warren is definitely cashing in on his megachurch
3. Billy Moyers - $20M Most recognized for his role on the ABC sitcom Growing but for a good cause, keeping 10% of his income and do-
Beginning his career on PBS as a host of numerous tel- Pains, Kirk Cameron transitioned his career from show nating the remainder. Founder of Saddleback Church, War-
evision programs, Moyers was eventually appointed the business to ministry. Cameron partnered with Ray Charles, ren’s megachurch has become the 8th largest in the country.
Associate Director of the Peace Corp and was the 13th a New Zealand evangelist, to co-found The Way of the Mas- Author of numerous books, Warren’s net worth of $25 mil-
White House Press Secretary. Moyers made $20,000,000 ter Ministry. The two co-founders continue their teachings lion is donated to the poor, sick, and education initiatives.
from public broadcasting alone, but he continues to keep through television and radio programs, as well as their free
his official income and net worth a secret. summer camp called Camp Firefly.
Cameron’s success on and off screen Rick Warren
4. Richard Rossi - $1M has landed the former actor at a worth
One of the most charismatic Christian leaders, Richard of $20 million.
Rossi’s net worth has not officially been revealed but it’s
been estimated around $1,000,000. Rossi and his wife 15. Temitope Joshua
Sherrie created the Eternal Grace, which offered ministry - $10-$15M
services to actors and artists. Rossi was often referred to as Nigerian evangelist Temitope Joshua
the “Pastor to the Stars” before hitting an all-time low. In is one of the most controversial and
1994, his wife Sherrie was found in a coma on the side of richest pastors. Claiming to be a mira-
the road and Rossi was convicted of second-degree assault. cle worker that can heal anything from
Despite his controversy, Rossi has a radio talk-show called cancer to HIV, Joshua founded the Syn-
“Richard Rossi Live.” agogue Church Of All Nations and
cashes in a net worth between $10-$15
5. Creflo Dollar - $27M million.
Beginning his ministry in a school cafeteria with eight
members in 1986, Creflo Dollar has since grown his fel- 16. Enoch Adeboye - $55M
lowship to 30,000. Gaining much of his fame from his non- Heading the Redeemed Christian
denominational ministry, Dollar’s World Changers Church Church of God, Newsweek listed
International just opened its second location in the Bronx, Enoch Adeboye in the top 50 global
New York. With countless speaking engagements and a power elites in 2008. The church is so
best-selling book, Dollar definitely enjoys his $27 million popular that it has 14,000 branches in
in earnings. Nigeria alone, naturally Adeboye is
cashing in and enjoying his private jets.
6. Paul Cain - $1M
Back in the 1940s, Paul Cain was one of the youngest 17. Joyce Meyer - $8M
ministers of the Voice of Healing Revival. After being ac- Ranked as one of the most influential Evangelicals in 25. T.D. Jakes - $150M
cused of homosexuality and public intoxication numerous America by Time magazine, Joyce Meyer has a net worth of With a net worth of $150 million, Bishop T.D. Jakes en-
times, it wasn’t until 2005 that Cain admitted in an online $8 million. Meyers stands out amongst other pastors with joys his earnings in a $1.7 million dollar mansion. Writer
letter of confession of his struggles. her history of suffering from child abuse, Meyer began a tel- and movie producer, Jakes is largely known as the founder
evision ministry called Enjoying Everyday Life with her hus- of The Potters’ House.
7. Jimmy Swaggart - $1.5M band.
After being ordained in the 1950s, Jimmy Swaggart be- 26. John Hagee - $5M
came a popular pastor beginning with his radio network 18. Kenneth Copeland - $760M Senior pastor and founder of the San Antonio’s Corner-
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reaching a larger audience. Although Swaggart was a well Kenneth Copeland is a Charismatic Movement leader, stone Church, John Hagee is known for heading one of the
known pastor, his public image declined with his confir- which aims to promote controversial preaching styles such most successful Christian organizations in the world. With
mation of the sex and prostitution scandals in a “I have as “prosperity gospel.” A church that contains a $6 million over 20,000 members and a multi-media empire, Hagee has
sinned” speech. Somehow Swaggart regained his followers lakefront mansion, obviously pays Copeland a heavy price a net worth of $5 million.
and high earnings, eventually making over $1.5 million. tag. Copeland cashes in on books and recordings. It’s ru-
mored that his net worth reaches $760 million. 27. Paula White - $5M
8. Al Sharpton - $5M Paula White is the Senior Pastor of New Destiny Chris-
A popular and controversial pastor, Al Sharpton is largely 19. David Oyedepo - $150M tian Center and also hosts her self-titled show called Paula
known as a civil rights activist and fought alongside Jesse Preacher isn’t the only thing on David Oyedepo’s resume, White Today. Eventually launching her own church, With-
Jackson. Claiming he was ordained at just nine years old, he is also an author and the founder of the Winner’s Chapel. out Walls International Church, White has gone on to pub-
Sharpton became a Baptist minister in 1994. Making most After an 18-hour vision from God, Oyedepo was convinced lish 10 books and bring in a net worth of $5 million.
of his earnings through television and radio appearances, that his calling was to preach. Oyedepo’s creation of the
Sharpton has earned about $5 million. Faith Tabernacle, which claims the Guinness World Record, 28. Eddie Long - $5M
is the world’s largest church with 50,000 seats. With church Growing from 300 to 25,000 members, Eddie Long’s
9. Charles Stanley - $73M locations all around the world, Oyedepo’s reported net worth pastoring has proven successful at the New Missionary
Popularly known for his syndicated radio broadcast is $150 million. Baptist Church. Long’s captivating messages have ex-
called In Touch Ministries, Charles Stanley began his min- panded to books but even he’s not absent of scrutiny and
istry work back when he was 14 years old. With his pro- 20. Pat Robertson - $100M controversy. Not only has Long been investigated in re-
gram being translated in over 100 languages, Stanley has Pat Robertson had an unsuccessful run of the White House gards to New Birth’s tax-exempt status, but he has also
cashed in a salary of $73,000,000 a year. but don’t feel bad for him. Robertson is bringing in a lot of been accused of misconduct with teen boys.
money. His launch of the Christian Broadcasting Network
10. Juanita Bynum - $10M in Virginia has landed him a broadcast in over 180 countries. 29. Jesse Jackson - $10M
Gospel singer and actress, Juanita Bynum is a Pente- Running a number of companies, it’s no surprise that Robert- Originally known as a politician, who’s also a civil rights
costal televangelist that consistently appears on the Trinity son has a net worth of $100 million. activist, Jesse Jackson has become a well known religious
Broadcasting Network. Fulfilling her role as an empower- leader. Ordained in 1968, Jackson has taken his fame to
ment coach, Bynum travels throughout the United States 21. Benny Hinn - $42M CNN with his own show called Both Sides of Jesse Jack-
and speaks to audiences. Israeli televangelist, Benny Hinn, is best known for his son. After receiving his Master of Divinity, it’s no surprise
summits of healing called “Miracle Crusades” – revival that Jackson is worth a staggering $10 million.
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I t’s amazing how quickly things


can change. The last few weeks,
many of us of been celebrating the
of photographs taken by Lake-
wood resident Troy Duong.
I have met a number of fine
To their credit, SCE returned to
the base of the platform on Tues-
day morning, April 17. I met them
help,” he said.
I learned a little bit more about
Troy on Tuesday morning. He told
two beautiful Osprey that claimed photographers down by the Os- there and Troy joined me as well. me he has been photographing na-
the platform created by Southern prey since the news of the new SCE aviary specialist Kara Dono- ture/wildlife since 2012. “I am
California Edison. I hue took a ride up in the from Vietnam,” he explained. “We
wrote about it in my last cherry picker to examine the left Saigon one week before the fall
column with then just abandoned nest and found two of South Vietnam. I came to the US
last week everything eggs which had been de- in 1975. I am a retired engineer
went South. stroyed by scavengers. But as from the Boeing company in Long
As I learned, a team she was approaching the top beach. I love to photograph raptors
from SCE inadver- of the nest, out of nowhere such as bald eagles, ospreys,
tently went up near the came the male Osprey, and he hawks, peregrine falcons – these
nest to work on a begin circling low right over birds have their own personalities.”
wiring issue and disrup- her head. Troy was there to He also has four children. The
tive the nest, evidently capture the images of course. oldest is 28 fulltime employed as
forcing the two birds to Once Kara came down and an occupational therapy; his son is
abandon their new described what she saw, I was attending medical school in Ari-
home. To make matters able to introduce her to Troy. zona, another will finish college in
even more complicated, She found his photographs June and is off to the Air force
as the birds begin build- stunning and on the spot offered commissioned as a second lieu-
ing a new nest on a nearby power home made the media. Troy is to purchase a series of them to use tenant and his youngest son at-
pole, one of them dropped some- one of them and his work is just for educational and awareness tends USCD.
thing wet, either a fish or a terrific. When I saw the dramatic purposes. But Troy would have The experience of monitoring
branch, onto one of the wires and images he posted on social none of it. He adamantly insisted these birds has been remarkable,
there was an explosion which media, I contacted him and he de- that she take all of the photos that mostly for the peo-
then created a fire on top of the scribed to me what had hap- she needed, for free. He would not ple I have met as a
pole. Thankfully, the birds es- pened. I contacted SCE and they except a cent. “I love these birds result. Talented,
caped but the entire sequence was of course were extremely upset and I will do anything to help. It’s generous citizens
captured in a breathtaking series with the developments. not about money, I just want to like Troy Dung.

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CA48 Candidate
Scott Baugh Raises
$317,000 in 3 Weeks
OC Republican Leader
has Raised Nearly $900,000 for
his Congressional bid
NEWPORT BEACH, CA - 48th Con- anxious for a new Representative
gressional District candidate Scott who can grapple with the huge issues
Baugh has raised $317,000 in the facing our nation to advance Orange
three weeks after filing to run for County's priorities instead of the
Congress last month. This tidal wave Beltways."
of contributions brings Baugh's "Scott raised $317,000 in three
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fundraising total to $893,646.08, weeks, while Rohrabacher barely


with $745,273.38 cash-on-hand. raised more in three months," said
By comparison, 30-year incumbent campaign spokesman Matthew Cun-
Dana Rohrabacher raised $352,039 ningham. "Much more of Scott's
between January 1 and March 31 - a fundraising support comes from Or-
period of three months. ange County donors. GOP donors
Rohrabacher's cash-on- who know
hand is $901,295.40. Rohrabacher best
The sheer amount of want a congress-
Baugh's contributions man who knows
and the speed with which how to actually
it was raised shows advance a posi-
strong appetite for change tive, conservative
in CA48 among Republi- agenda in Con-
can donors and activists. gress, and they're
"I am pleased by the supporting Scott."
tremendously positive re- Since Baugh
sponse to my candidacy," raised the
said Baugh, a former As- $317,000 directly,
sembly Republican without paying a
Leader and OC Republi- fundraiser or
can Party Chairman. "Republicans holding fundraising events, his cam-
are tired of 30 years of empty rhetoric paign captures nearly every cent of
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then transfer to a wire rack to brancy of the tequila.
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market for a new mattress after two decades on “old features natural and/or organic materials (natural formaldehyde and other so-called volatile organic
faithful” and I figure it’s a good time to go green. latex, plant-based polyfoam or memory foam, cotton, chemicals (VOCs) linked to respiratory illness,
What are the options out there these days for eco- wool, etc.). Tuck says that any mattress that contains memory impairment and other human health issues.
friendly mattresses? ~ Betsy Langdon, less than 60 percent natural or organic material has Foam mattress buyers should keep an eye out for
Chicago, IL no right to market itself as “green.” the CertiPUR-US label, which certifies polyfoams
There is no overall certification for green mat- and memory foams as made without ozone depleters,
Who would have thought that the comfy mattress tresses overall per se, but there are certifications that chemical flame retardants, heavy metals, formalde-
you’ve been sleeping on for years contains dozens of apply to certain types of mattresses and their materi- hyde and phthalates—and emit little if any volatile
potentially harmful substances and materials, from als. To wit, if a mattress meets the Global Organic organic compounds that can compromise indoor air
petrochemicals to adhesives to dyes to flame retar- Textile Standard (GOTS), at least 95 percent of its quality.
dants, among other toxins and carcinogens. Luckily materials are certified organic, while certain noxious Some of the leading green mattress brands out
for green-minded consumers, though, there’s never chemicals (chemical flame retardants, polyurethane) there, as vetted by Tuck and other experts, include
been a better time to find a truly “green” mattress. can’t be present at all. Meanwhile, the Global Organic Avocado, Bear, Essentia, Happsy, Keetsa, Live &
A true green mattress features at least 60 percent Latex Standard (GOLS) certifies that a latex mattress Sleep, LifeKind/OMI, Loom & Leaf, Luxi, My
natural and/or organic materials (such as natural latex, is made from 95 percent organic latex, with similarly Green Mattress, Naturepedic, Nest Bedding,
plant-based polyfoam or memory foam, cotton, wool, stringent restrictions on what can be in the remaining PlushBeds, Saatva, Sleep On Latex, Soaring Heart,
etc.). five percent of the mattress. Spindle, Tuft & Needleand Zenhaven.
“Green technology and innovation have impacted Another certification to look for is OEKO-TEX, To learn more, peruse Tuck.com. The freely acces-
a wide range of industries in recent years…and this which sets limits on how much a given mattress can sible database contains information on 125,000 dif-
growing demand has led many mattress manufactur- ferent customer experiences from nearly 1,000
ers to offer sustainable products as well,” reports individual sources.
Tuck, a website dedicated to improving sleep hy-
giene, health and wellness through the creation and
Earthwall® is produced by
dissemination of comprehensive, unbiased, free re- Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss and is a
sources. “However, terms like ‘green,’ ‘natural’ and registered trademark of
‘eco-friendly’ are often misused or exaggerated Earth Action Network Inc, a 501(c)3 non-profit.
within the mattress industry.” Further complicating SEND YOUR QUESTIONS TO:
matters, there is no regulatory body fact-checking question@earthtalk.org.
green claims within the mattress industry, although FOR MORE INFORMATION, OR TO MAKE A
certifications are available for certain mattress mate- DONATION, CHECK OUT
www.earthtalk.org

HELP!
rials like foam, latex, and fabrics.
So, what’s a green-minded, health-conscious mat- The information contained in this column does not
tress shopper to do? First and foremost, know what necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.

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Wine Tasters
are Easily
Fooled
E
David White
arning the position of sommelier is quite a culinary achieve- California Institute of Technology. Re-
ment. It takes a lot of time, practice, and cultivation of the searchers put cheap wine into expensive bot-
senses, and you have to learn a lot of complicated concepts tles and expensive wine into cheap bottles.
like “connectedness” and The drinkers weren’t just fooled into
“soil quality.” claiming the cheap wine tasted better—
But wine scans actually revealed more involun-
critics are tary brain activity when they
just drank the allegedly expen-
sive stuff. These psycho-
logical quirks can cost
wine fans a pretty
penny. A researcher
at Brock University learned
people are willing to pay
$2 extra per bottle if the
people, and they can be wine has a name that’s hard
fooled like anybody else. In to pronounce, regardless of the
2001, a researcher at the University of taste. And for eight years, an Indone-
Bordeaux ran a test on 54 oenology stu- sian con man named Rudy Kurniawan
dents (oenology is the study of wine). earned at least $1.3 million on counter-
The researcher offered the students two feit wine just by telling people his wine
glasses of wine, one red and one white. After taking was older than it was.
a sip, the subjects were asked to describe the taste
of each wine, and they all described the different
grapes and tannins they could taste in each glass. Only David White is the founder and editor of Terroirist.com, which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog" at the 2013 Wine Blog Awards.
they weren’t drinking red wine. The researcher had se- His columns are housed at Grape Collective.
cretly dyed a bottle of white wine red, successfully fool-
ing all of the students. A similar test took place at the The information contained in this column does not
necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News

Can You Pass This Exam


1895 Eighth grade final exam • U.S. History (Time, 45 minutes) ocean?
What it took to get an 8th grade education in 1895... 1. Give the epochs into which U.S. History is divided 4. Describe the mountains of North America
Remember when grandparents and great-grandparents 2. Give an account of the discovery of America by 5. Name and describe the following: Monrovia , Odessa
stated that they only had an 8th grade education? Well, Columbus , Denver , Manitoba , Hecla , Yukon , St. Helena, Juan Fer-
check this out. 3. Relate the causes and results of the Revolutionary War. nandez, Aspinwall and Orinoco
Could any of us have passed the 8th grade in 1895? 4. Show the territorial growth of the United States 6. Name and locate the principal trade centers of the
This is the eighth-grade final exam from 1895 in Salina , 5. Tell what you can of the history of Kansas U.S. Name all the republics of Europe and give the capital
Kansas , USA . It was taken from the original document on 6. Describe three of the most prominent battles of the Re- of each..
file at the Smokey Valley Genealogical Society And Library bellion. 8. Why is the Atlantic Coast colder than the Pacific in the
in Salina , and reprinted by the Salina Journal. 7. Who were the following: Morse, Whitney, Fulton , Bell same latitude?
, Lincoln , Penn, and Howe? 9. Describe the process by which the water of the ocean
8th Grade Final Exam: Salina, KS - 1895 8. Name events connected with the following dates: 1607, returns to the sources of rivers.
• Grammar (Time, one hour) 1620, 1800, 1849, 1865. 10. Describe the movements of the earth. Give the incli-
1. Give nine rules for the use of capital letters. nation of the earth.
2. Name the parts of speech and define those that have no • Orthography (Time, one hour)
modifications. 1. What is meant by the following: alphabet, phonetic, or- Notice that the exam took FIVE HOURS to complete.
3. Define verse, stanza and paragraph thography, etymology, syllabication Gives the saying 'he only had an 8th grade education' a
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4. What are the principal parts of a verb? Give principal 2. What are elementary sounds? How classified? whole new meaning, doesn't it?!
parts of 'lie, 'play,' and 'run.' 3. What are the following, and give examples of each: tri- No wonder they dropped out after 8th grade. They already
5. Define case; illustrate each case. graph, sub vocals, diphthong, cognate letters, linguals knew more than they needed to know!
6 What is punctuation? Give rules for principal marks of 4. Give four substitutes for caret 'U.' 1. More so, was there a teacher's Union?
punctuation. 5. Give two rules for spelling words with final 'e.' Name 2. Were the classes taught in any other language than
7 - 10. Write a composition of about 150 words and show two exceptions under each rule. English?
therein that you understand the practical use of the rules of 6. Give two uses of silent letters in spelling. Illustrate 3. Could the kids bring foreign flags to class?
grammar. each.
7. Define the following prefixes and use in
• Arithmetic (Time,1 hour 15 minutes) connection with a word: bi, dis-mis, pre, semi,
1. Name and define the Fundamental Rules of Arithmetic. post, non, inter, mono, sup.
2. A wagon box is 2 ft. Deep, 10 feet long, and 3 ft. Wide. 8. Mark diacritically and divide into syllables
How many bushels of wheat will it hold? the following, and name the sign that indicates
3. If a load of wheat weighs 3,942 lbs., what is it worth at the sound: card, ball, mercy, sir, odd, cell, rise,
50cts/bushel, deducting 1,050 lbs. For tare? blood, fare, last.
4. District No 33 has a valuation of $35,000.. What is the 9. Use the following correctly in sentences:
necessary levy to carry on a school seven months at $50 per cite, site, sight, fane, fain, feign, vane , vain,
month, and have $104 for incidentals? vein, raze, raise, rays.
5. Find the cost of 6,720 lbs. Coal at $6.00 per ton. 10. Write 10 words frequently mispronounced
6. Find the interest of $512.60 for 8 months and 18 days and indicate pronunciation by use of diacritical
at 7 percent. marks
7. What is the cost of 40 boards 12 inches wide and 16 And by syllabication.
ft.. Long at $20 per metre?
8. Find bank discount on $300 for 90 days (no grace) at • Geography (Time, one hour)
10 percent. 1 What is climate? Upon what does climate
9. What is the cost of a square farm at $15 per acre, the depend?
distance of which is 640 rods? 2. How do you account for the extremes of cli-
10. Write a Bank Check, a Promissory Note, and a Re- mate in Kansas ? 25
ceipt 3. Of what use are rivers? Of what use is the
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Moe Kanoudi
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Looks at Life Through
From the Mailbag
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SECTION

AUTO
N ew • U sed
Leased • Repai r s
Accessori es
I ndustr y N ews

CAN AUTO SUBSCRIPTIONS BE THE NEXT BIG THING?


CHANGE YOUR CAR LIKE YOUR PHONE...

T
Jack Walsworth Cadillac's monthly fee is $1,800, and Porsche's Mobiliti
Michael Martinez Passport pilot in Atlanta charges up to $3,000. In • Starts at $549/month; 1 swap every 30 days
he way consumers choose their next car might addition, there's often an upfront fee just to get Care by Volvo
have more in common with Netflix than the started. • Starts at $600/month; $500 to join, applied to
traditional retail system that's defined the automo- While subscriptions are unlikely to entirely sup- first month's payment; swap allowed after 12
tive industry for more than a century. plant traditional leasing or vehicle ownership, the months into the 24-month service term
A plethora of vehicle subscription services companies introducing them as an alternative are Drive Flow
being rolled out offer customers the ability to seeing strong interest in certain demographics, • Starts at $850/month; $250 to join; 1 swap a
make all-in, month-to-
month payments and the
option to frequently switch
vehicles as their needs
change. Some let sub-
scribers go from sports car
to SUV to sedan in a matter
of days; others limit swaps
to a certain number of
times per month or over
the course of a year. A few
operate more like short-
term leases, allowing an
upgrade after 12 months,
for example, mimicking
smartphone plans that let
users snag the latest model
each year.
But many questions have
yet to be answered in the
rush to capitalize on the
subscription movement.
Automakers and vendors
are still grappling with how
much to charge, how to
handle inventory and dis-
tribution, and how — if at
all — to involve dealers.
Volvo, Lincoln, Cadillac,
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Hyundai and Porsche,


along with startups, auto lenders and dealership particularly millennials who want commitment- month
groups, have all been experimenting with some free flexibility and might never have purchased a Book by Cadillac
form of subscription service within the past year. new vehicle the customary way. • $1,800/month; $500 to join, applied to first
BMW launched a pilot subscription plan in "It does appear there is a certain group of people month's payment; up to 18 swaps a year
Nashville just last week (see story, Page 57), and who are very interested in it," Joy Falotico, pres- Access by BMW
Mercedes-Benz plans to launch pilots in two ident of Lincoln Motor Co., told Automotive • Starts at $2,000/month; $575 to join; unlimited
undisclosed cities in June. News. "It remains to be seen whether it will be swaps
Many of the offerings are focused on new vehi- mainstream or not." Porsche Passport
cles, but some create another avenue to move • Starts at $2,000/month; $500 to join; unlimited
lease returns and other used vehicles. Prices often EARLY PIONEERS swaps
look steep, even after calculating the benefit of A sampling of subscription services and some
free insurance and other included costs. Book by of their terms Source: Companies' subscription websites

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Arnaud Dufour

Can’t Overrule
Credit
A
Arnaud Dufour

n individual’s credit report is one of the three main criteria proval. But the rate will still be based on the score provided by the
which mortgage lenders are required to consider in evaluating bureaus.
their loan approval. When a credit score comes back lower The federal agencies that oversee the mortgage industry, Fannie Mae
than anticipated, the lender then has the obligation of informing the and Freddie Mac, issue mandated Loan Level Price Adjustments
client how the lower credit score will impact the which all lenders are required to follow on conven-
rate and overall terms of the approval. This almost tional loans. Part of those
always leads to the applicant explaining to the mandates include abiding by
lender the story behind the factors leading to the the score provided by the
lower credit score. three credit bureaus and issu-
Generally these sob stories of extenuating cir- ing rate adjustments accord-
cumstances are legitimate and heartfelt, but ingly. The exact amount of
there’s nothing the lender can do about it. If a the rate adjustment is also
credit report truly has erroneous information re- dictated by these same gov-
porting on it, the lender has no authority to over- ernment agencies. The
ride the score. While the lender can accept the lenders themselves are pow-
explanation and excuse the derogatory action erless to overrule these man-
which negatively influenced the score, the lender dated adjustments.
is powerless to overrule the actual score itself. It’s always recommended to
Calculation of the credit score is left to the know your credit score. Un-
three credit bureaus: Equifax, Experian, and fortunately, the “free” credit
Trans-Union. If an individual truly believes there scores that are offered online
is information reporting incorrectly on the credit or by credit card companies
report which is adversely impacting the score, very rarely match the score
they must resolve it with each individual credit which mortgage lenders will
bureau. The process to do so is tedious and can obtain from the credit bureaus.
take months, which is why very few individuals There are multiple variations
take the time to do this before applying for a of the credit scoring algorithm
loan. Instead, they apply for a loan and then ex- and different industries use dif-
plain to the lender the circumstances behind the score. As legitimate ferent calculations.
as the story may be, the lender cannot override the score. If someone knows they’re going to need a mortgage in the near fu-
If the negative item is something that would influence the actual ture either to purchase or refinance a home, it’s a good idea to first
terms of the approval, the lender can accept the applicant’s explana- know what the actual credit score is. A good mortgage lender will be
tion, forgive or overlook the transgression, and issue the loan ap- happy to help provide this for a potential client.

Arnaud Dufour is a Sr. Mortgage Banker at Irvine based Watermark Home Loans.
With nearly twenty years in the industry, Arnaud is available to answer questions in Real Estate Finance
* email: arnaud24@gmail.com * call 714-345-7907 * CA BRE 01360217 * NMLS 335758
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.

BROTHEL
T
%342,4!2045).1/-
'"3+25#/-00+
…a part of the greater HB Union HS District
he madam opened the brothel door in Win- "There are no discounts. The price is still $5,000."
nipeg and saw a rather dignified, well- Again, the man pulled out the money, gave it to
40+ Years of Service to the

dressed, good-looking man in his late forties Valerie, and they went upstairs.
Communities of Huntington Beach,
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Fountain Valley, and Westminster


or early fifties. After an hour, he left.
"May I help you sir?" she asked. The following night the man was there yet again.
We offer job training Also offered:

The man replied, "I want to see Valerie." Everyone was astounded that he had come
in pharmacy •Adult English as a

"Sir, Valerie is one of our most sought for a third consecutive night, but he paid
technician, computer Second Language

after ladies. Valerie and they went upstairs.


software, digital •Exercise (Yoga,
Dance Aerobics,
Perhaps you would prefer someone After their session, Valerie said to
media arts, medical
assisting, and other Low Impact
else", said the madam. the man, "No one has ever
careers and a Aerobics, Zumba)

He replied, "No, I must see Valerie." been with me three nights


full-time Counselor •Brain Fitness

Just then, Valerie appeared and an- in a row".


who can assist you Program for

nounced to the man her fee was $5,000 a Where are you from?"
in planning for Older Adults

visit. The man replied, "New


your future. •Art, History,
Personal Finance,
$.5*1,45(1* 3& Home Arts, Without hesitation, the man pulled Brunswick ."
17231 Gothard St., and other out five thousand dollars and gave it "Really," she said. "I have
to Valerie, and they went up- family in New Brunswick ."
Leisure Classes
Huntington Beach •HS Diploma or
92647 stairs. "I know." the man said. "Your sis-
After an hour, the man ter died, and I am her attorney.
GED program
(714) 842-HBAS •Parent Education
calmly left. She asked me to give you your
( - 4 2 2 7 ) •Parent Smart

The next night, the man ap- $15,000 inheritance."


(located just south Preschool and

peared again, once more de- The moral of this story is that three
of Warner and Toddler Classes

manding to see Valerie. things in life are certain:


OV High School) (Parent Education)

$)4) 6...,*'-4,5+36 Valerie explained that no one 1. Death


/126-6/3006#(*5+30561/6!0-4454 had ever come back two nights in a row 2. Taxes; and
%5256"5256/126&13 as she was too expensive. 3. Being taken advantage of by a lawyer
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New 2018 Honda

CIVIC LX Sedan
Auto PRICES

$ 129
Lease SELECTION
for
per mo
+ tax
$
2,999 due at lease signing,
on approved tier 1+ credit.
Closed-end lease for 36 months. Amount due at lease signing includes If you can find the same
1st payment, $0 security deposit, tax, license, and fees. Drive-off new Honda for less within
example based on 7.75% tax rate. Actual amount may vary. 12,000 5 days, Norm Reeves will
miles per year with $.15 per mile thereafter. Offer extended to 4/30/18. pay you the difference or
buy your vehicle back.

VEHICLE
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$
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5-Month or 5,000-Mile Warranty:
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deposit, tax, license, and fees. Drive-off example deposit, tax, license, and fees. Drive-off example deposit, tax, license, and fees. Drive-off example transmission, and axle assembly
based on 7.75% tax rate. Actual amount may based on 7.75% tax rate. Actual amount may based on 7.75% tax rate. Actual amount may components. See dealer for copy
vary. 12,000 miles per year with $.15 per mile vary. 12,000 miles per year with $.15 per mile vary. 12,000 miles per year with $.15 per mile of limited warranty.
thereafter. Offer extended to 4/30/18. thereafter. Offer extended to 4/30/18. thereafter. Offer extended to 4/30/18.

FREE
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s for
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2015 Honda
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$15, 542 † 1plus tax and fees
at this offer
• Less than 80,000 miles • 182-point certi cation Stk #994648, VIN 007284, Auto, 4 Cyl 2.4L,
• 12-Month /12,000-Mile Limited Warranty^ 37,336 Miles
• 7-Year/100,000-Mile Powertrain Warranty^ 2014 Honda
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2015 Honda
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CIVIC LX SEDAN Stk #994733, VIN 179276, Auto, 4 Cyl 2.4L,
47,162 Miles
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2015 Honda
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37,331 Miles
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FIT LX HB Stk #994664, VIN 710113, Auto, 4 Cyl 2.4L,
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2016 Honda
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34,612 Miles
2015 Honda $22, 172 † 1plus tax and fees
at this offer
CIVIC EX SEDAN Stk #994673, VIN 704783, Auto, 4 Cyl 1.8L,
$14, 986 † 1plus tax and fees
at this offer
9,330 Miles ^See dealer for copy of warranty.
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