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Mind is all that counts. You can be whatever

you make up your mind to be.
First Quarterback
Drafted From Israel
he coach had put together the perfect

team for the Chicago Bears. The only
thing that was missing was a good
quarterback. He had scouted all the colleges
and even the Canadian and European
Leagues, but he couldn't find a ringer who
could ensure a Super Bowl win.
Then, one night while watching Fox News
he saw a war-zone scene in the West Bank
. In one corner of the background, he spotted
a young Israeli soldier with a truly incredible
arm. He threw a hand-grenade straight into a
15th story window 100 yards away.
KABOOM!
He threw another hand-grenade 75 yards
away, right into a chimney.
KA-BLOOEY!
Then he threw another at a passing car
going 90 mph.
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My 7/11 Experience
wo nuns were shopping at a 7-Eleven. As they passed the beer cooler, one nun
said to the other, "Wouldn't a nice cool beer or
two taste wonderful on a hot summer evening?"
The second nun answered, "Indeed it would, Sister,
but I would not feel comfortable buying beer, since I
am certain it would cause a scene at the checkout
stand."
"I can handle that without a problem," the other nun
replied, and she picked up a six-pack and headed for
the check-out.
The cashier had a surprised look on his face when
the two nuns arrived with a six-pack of beer. "We use
beer for washing our hair," the nun said. "Back at the convent, we call it Catholic shampoo.
"Without blinking an eye, the cashier reached under the counter, pulled out a package
of pretzel sticks, and placed them in the bag with the beer. He then looked the nun straight
in the eye, smiled, and said, "The curlers are on the house.
From My Home
To Yours
I
n case you are

not aware, Saint
Theresa is known
as the Saint of the
Little Ways, meaning she believed in
doing the little
things in life well and with great
love.... She is represented by roses.
REMEMBER to make a wish before you read the prayer. That's all
you have to do. There is nothing attached. Just share this with people
and see what happens on the fourth
day. Sorry you have to forward the
message, but try not to break this,
please. Prayer is one of the best free
gifts we receive.
Saint Theresa's Prayer
May today there be peace within.
May you trust God that you are

exactly where you are meant to be.
May you not forget the infinite
possibilities that are born of faith.
May you use those gifts that you

have received, and pass on the love
that has been given to you.
May you be content knowing
you are a child of God.
Let this presence settle into your

bones, and allow your soul
the freedom to sing, dance,
praise and love.
It is there for each and
every one of us..
Yes... It Was
Christmas Eve
O
nce there was a little boy who lived in the country. The family had to use an outhouse, and the
little boy hated it because it was so hot in the
summer and freezing cold in the winter and stank all the
time. The outhouse was sitting on the bank of a creek and
the boy was determined that on day he would push that
old outhouse straight into the creek.
One day after a spring rain, the creek was swollen so the
little boy decided today was the day to push the outhouse
into the creek.
He found a large stick and started pushing. Finally, the
outhouse toppled into the creek and floated away.
That night his dad told him they were going to the woodshed after supper. Knowing that meant a spanking, the little
boy asked why. The dad replied, "Someone pushed the outhouse into the creek today. It was
you, wasn't it son?"
The boy answered it
was.
Then
he
thought a moment and
said,
"Dad,
I
read
in
school today
that
George
Wa s h i n g t o n
chopped down a
cherry tree and
didn't get into
trouble because
he told the truth."
The dad replied,
"Well, son, George
Washington's father wasn't in
the cherry tree."
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 got to get this guy! Coach said to

himself. He has the perfect arm!
So, he brings him to the States and teaches
him the great game of football. And the
Bears go on to win the Super Bowl.
The young man is hailed as the great hero
of football, and when the coach asks him
what he wants, all the young man wants is to
call his mother.
Mom, he says into the phone, I just won
the Super Bowl!
I don't want to talk to you, the old woman
says. You are not my son!
I don't think you understand, Mother, the
young man pleads. I've won the greatest
sporting event in the world. I'm here among
thousands of my adoring fans.
No! Let me tell you! his mother retorts.
At this very moment, there are gunshots all
around us. The neighborhood is a pile of rubble. Your two brothers were beaten within an
inch of their lives last week, and I have to
keep your sister in the house so she doesn't
get raped! The old lady pauses, and then
tearfully says,
I will never forgive you for making us
move to Chicago .
- Robert J. Collier
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
By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,

HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist
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Turning Heads
For More Than
80 YearsTap Dancer
Sid Hallburn
id Hallburn has turned heads for more

than 80 years as an incredible tap
dancer. At 91, he's still performing and
receiving rave reviews at The Adventurer's
Club of Los Angeles, Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, Long Beach Veteran's
Hospital, churches, schools, senior citizen
homes, you name it.
He loves the crowds and they love him.

Twinkling eyes, gracious smile, buff body,
animated hands and magical feet. No wonder Sid is a crowd-pleaser.
First stepping into the spotlight as a 4year-old, running up on a Los Angeles stage
where legendary banjo king Eddie Peabody
was playing, the crowd went wild with his
impromptu dance routine.
Eddie was so impressed, he asked Sid's
mom if her kid could tour with his troupe.
She said, "Thanks but no thanks" but later
took him to the famous Meglin Kiddies in
Hollywood, where former Ziegfeld Girl,
Ethel Meglin and her assistants, taught him
to tap dance. He performed in their shows
all over, including in the Rose Bowl over 80
years ago.
Ethel encouraged him, along with some
other youngsters, named Shirley Temple.
Judy Garland, Jackie Cooper, Ann Miller
and Mickey Rooney. "I was never a star but
it was fun being around them," said the modest man, who said he was a backup dancer
for Hal Roach Studios, "The Little Rascals,"
and MGM.
"It was an amazing experience when Gene
Kelly walked into the room, everyone
stopped talking. He had such charisma,
charm and talent. Gene was very down-toearth and friendly, whether you were a star
or not."
"I learned from him to always be on time,
perform to your best--no matter how you
felt--have fun and put smiles on the audience's faces."
Dancing also was excellent exercise. Sid's
good friend, Jack LaLanne, appreciated his
skills, enthusiasm, sincerity, honesty and
positive, caring attitude.
"Jack taught me to never give up, that
anything is possible and you can achieve
your dreams if you just keep working at it."
Sid and Jack were born in San Francisco

and he taught the fitness legend's son, Jon,
how to swim at 9-months-old. (He had
taught water safety in the Air Force.) Sid still
uses his pal's Jack LaLanne Power Juicer
and liquid vitamins.
The multi-talented Huntington Beach resident, who taught Special Education for Los
Sid Halburn what he does best.
Angeles City Schools and is a World War II

veteran, has always believed in giving back
to the community.
He volunteers weekly at the Long Beach
Veteran's Hospital ("trying to cheer people
up"), the Costa Mesa Historical Society Museum (helps clean it up weekly), the Huntington Beach Historical Society (helps in
many ways, including at the annual Civil
War Days), the American Legion and many
other groups.
The father of 3 kids and 5 grandkids loved
his late wife, Lois, who sang with the champion "Sweet Adelines" and taught Special
Education in the LA City Schools.
The versatile entertainer plays several instruments and has produced shows as well
as performed with the ukulele sensation, Bill
"the Duke of Uke" Tapia, when he was over
100.
Sid, who's also in the Masters Hall of
Fame for Martial Arts, has always believed
in starting his day with exercise. Over a 45minute period, he stretches, lifts weights,
rides a stationary bike, walks on a treadmill
and runs in place.
The amazing inspiration still turns heads,
is fit as a fiddle, looks like he's out of Hollywood Central Casting, and continues to put
happy songs in many hearts and smiles on
many faces, just like he did 8 decades ago.
What advice does he have for the rest of
us? "Exercise. Love God. Be honest with
yourself. Be positive. Eat right and always
give back to others. Make the world a better
place, one person at a time. It's a gift to be
here and to make a difference!"
As his old friend Gene Kelly would say,
always enjoy "singing in the rain."
You can contact Sid about performing (individually or with "The Happy Old Guys
and the Kids," featuring Samantha, Taylor,
Dylan and himself) at (714) 968-7791.
Huntington Harbour
Christmas Classic
Car Parade
he Huntington Harbour Car Club teamed up with the local chapter of Childrens Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) for the
first annual Huntington Harbour Classic Car Parade.
It was a gorgeous morning and the sun was shining upon the 73 prize
winning show cars led by a 100 year old 1914 fire engine chauffeured
by retired fireman, Jim Ellingson, wearing his genuine 1914 firemans
outfit.
Mr. and Mrs. Santa
Claus were in hot pursuit driving a original
World War II German
side car motorcycle
with Rudolf the Red
Nose DOG in the side
car followed by a
whimsical 1963 VW
Beetle with 8 foot tall
bag of Santas toys on
the roof swaying in the
breeze. Next in progression was the Huntington Harbour Car
Club founder, Robert
Maniaci, riding in a
1964 Cadillac low
rider convertible.
A series of 8 classic convertibles led by movie star
Robert Taylors custom built 1937 Packard Phaeton followed, carrying our much appreciated honored guests:
Matthew Harper, California State Assemblyman,
Jill Hardy, Huntington Beach Mayor
Jim Katapodis, Huntington Beach Mayor Pro Tem
Barbara Delgleize, HB City Council Member
Mike Posey, HB City Council Member
Erik Peterson, HB City Council Member
Sharie Sneddon, HB Boat Parade Grand Marshall
Susan Dill, CHOC Guild President and
Boris and Dorothy Ralphs of Harbour Lights Magazine
After our delicious lunch (Thank You Pete) we lined up and headed
towards the last two islands. After our final hour of parading we ended
up at another $5 million waterfront home for our much anticipated
Wine Down Party for wine, cheese and desserts as we enjoyed the sun
setting over the bay.
The cars were carefully lined up for a final photo shoot and video
that you may view at: If this sounds like fun to you and you have a
PASSION for classic cars we welcome new members. Please join us
by emailing the Huntington Harbour Car Club at:
hhcarclub@yahoo.com.
Ed Note: We salute all who participated and club founder Robert
Maniaci.... Thank you all for making this a better place to live, work
and play. TLN
Next in line was the famous BEERSTER, a 1936 Buick race car
which was a two time winner of the Great American Race.
Participates included 61 spectacular show winning automobiles such
as a Rolls Royce Corniche, 1937 Bentley, Lamborghini Diablo,
McLaren Mercedes, several Ferraris, 1937 Morgan, an El Dorado
Cadillac, Tiffany, 2015 Morgan, 1949 Studebaker, Alfa Romero, 17
different hot rods, a super special 1952 Ford low rider panel truck, and
11 Corvettes lead by an authentic 1967 Camero Indy Pace Car. The
parade was topped off by a genuine World War II 1943 Army Jeep.
The line of unique show cars began to tour the five Huntington Harbour Islands. After one hour, we made our morning refueling stop
for mimosas, pastries and Christmas carols at a spectacular $5 million
water front home courtesy of Mr. Richard Ashby. Upon arrival the
guests were warmly greeted by CHOCO, the Bear, from Childrens
Hospital.
We then continued cruising the islands for another hour and made
our scheduled lunch stop at Buon Gusto Italian Restaurant for a Private
Party where three Best of Show Awards were given:
#1. The Best Christmas Decorated Car
#2. The Best Holiday Dressed Couple
#3. Mayor Jill Hardy, presented the prestigious Mayors
Award going to the 1937 Packard Phaeton.
CHOC
consumer
12 Things That Will Be

Less Expensive in 2015
Falling gas prices and an end to tariffs on Chinese imports will affect prices on everything from food to electronics.
By Josie Rubio
Josie Rubio says..."The Great Recession may have technically
ended over five years ago, but that's probably a surprise to millions
of Americans still worrying about their budgets. A modicum of relief
is on the way in 2015, as prices fall on some popular goods and services -- including one major necessity that affects many others: gas.
From cranberry sauce to a Kia sedan, read our predictions for
items that will drop in price in the coming year. Peruse the list, then
consider also checking out what items are increasing in price in 2015
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can save money on everything else in the coming months.
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Gas Prices
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According to the government's Energy Information Administration, gas prices will average about $2.60 a gallon in 2015 -- even
lower than the initial November prediction of $2.94 a gallon. In eight
states, prices could even slip below $2 a gallon. If it seems to be
good to be true, consider some gas stations in Texas and Oklahoma
were already offering gas below $2 a gallon in December.
Transatlantic Flights
Though fuel prices are falling, most air travel prices are increasing.
However, the price of transatlantic flights could decrease because of
added flight capacity, according to the American Express Global
Business Travel annual forecast. Several airlines are also offering
cheap transatlantic trips, including Norwegian Airlines, which started
offering flights between London and New York City for about $255
each way in June 2014, as well as bargain flights from Los Angeles
and Fort Lauderdale. Iceland-based WOW Air recently started offering flights between the U.S. and Europe for as low as $99 each
way.

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Cloud Storage
Cloud storage companies are continuing to cut prices and

increase storage in what's being called "the race to zero."
Consider the trend this past year: When Amazon dropped
cloud storage prices by 22 percent, Microsoft did the same
the very next day. Across the board, price drops continued
throughout the year, and the trend is set to continue.
In fact, Aaron Levie, CEO of cloud company Box, recently
predicted "a future when cloud storage is free and infinite."
Amazon is considered to be at the forefront of keeping things
competitive, and the company recently added unlimited
photo storing services for Prime members. Just consider storing all those nudes photos someplace safe.
Dave Garofalo
Publisher / Owner
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The much-anticipated Apple Watch is set for release in early 2015,

at a price of $349 to potentially thousands, and an estimated 10 percent of consumers report that they're considering buying one. If
you're looking to spend less, technology research firm Gartner (IT)
predicts that smartwatches will make up to 40 percent of wrist-worn
devices by 2016 and the increased demand for wearable tech will
cause prices from some manufacturers to drop below $150. In fact,
some smartwatches could be as cheap as $30 in 2015, and Chinese
company Xiaomi sells a fitness tracker for only $13.
(like GPS Devices and Software)
Since 2010, the top 40 cable channels have lost more than 3 million viewers because of "cord cutters" quitting cable TV, and cord
nevers, who have never paid for cable at all and instead watch shows
online. The big news in 2015 is that HBO will start to offer a streaming service for nonsubscribers in April, just in time for "Game of
Thrones." CBS also is offering a la carte on-demand TV with its
CBS All Access service.
For this reason, too, pay-TV providers are increasingly looking to
lure the "cord shaving" crowd, offering cheaper bundles with fewer
channels at low prices in the hopes that these customers will eventually upgrade. And some even say that cable bundles might be the
better deal, as a la carte TV options can add up, making cable bundles
the better deal in some cases. So weigh your options before embarking on winter binge-watching. (Check out our feature on cable-cutting myths.)
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of smartphone sales is slowing, according to a forecast from International Data Corporation, meaning competitive pricing and lower
prices. Those looking for smartphones for less than $200 can also
expect more for their money, including HD screens.
4K TVs
This Black Friday, DealNews saw super-cheap prices for

Ultra HD 4K TVs, ranging in price from $375 to $1,300.
(Keep in mind that in 2013, prices were in the $5,000 to
$7,000 range, and $1,099 was the lowest price.) These TVs
that offer a 3840 x 2160 pixel resolution are hailed as the
next big thing, and as they become more popular, prices can
be expected to drop. (Remember when VCRs were expensive? Remember VCRs?)
And there's more to actually watch on 4K TVs as well.
Amazon recently started 4K streaming limited content at no
additional cost to Prime members. And Netflix has recently
expanded its offerings at $3 more for 4K content, but as competition increases, prices for content should drop. (Check out
our discussion on whether it's time to buy a 4K TV deal.)
Smartphones
By the end of 2015, LTE smartphones are expected to be

as cheap as $60, even before subsidies. The global growth
Speaking of China, after negotiations at the Asia-Pacific Economic

Cooperation summit in Beijing in November, tariffs that have added
25 percent to the cost of tech products in the United States could be
a thing of the past. According to a White House statement, more than
200 tariffs will be eliminated, potentially affecting the prices of medical equipment, GPS devices, computer software, and video game
consoles. We'll most likely see lower prices on products manufactured in China, possibly even Apple products.
Video Game Consoles
As a special holiday promotion, the retail price of the Xbox One

dropped from $399 to $349 through January 3, 2015. During Black
Friday, we saw a lot of Xbox One and PlayStation 4 deals for even
less; in fact, the Xbox outsold the PS4 because of these deals, and
we suspect Microsoft will be hesitant to inflate that price back up
again. And even if they do, retailers might be forced to continue offering deals if customers are now accustomed to the lower price
point. Plus, with the recent trade agreement between the United
States and China expected to reduce prices of video game consoles,
it's a safe bet that gaming systems will cost less in 2015.
Kia Forte
The 2015 model of the Kia Forte is $10 less than last year's model,
making it cheaper than the Nissan Sentra. And if $10 in savings doesn't sound significant, keep in mind that this makes the Forte officially
the year's least expensive compact car.
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Since 2013, butter prices in the U.S. doubled, reaching an all-time

high of $2.85 a pound in September. By October, butter had fallen
to $2.53 a pound and dropped by a third in November, with lower
overall dairy prices predicted by the USDA in 2015.
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excess surfaced as early as 2013, and to deal with the cranberry surplus -- nearly at 100 percent with 16 million barrels -- the U.S. government just purchased 680,000 barrels' worth in juice, sauce, and
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results from this evenings checkpoint. 2533 Vehicles through checkpoint 999 Vehicles Screened 11
Standardized Field Sobriety Tests
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for operating a vehicle while unlicensed 1 Citation issued The Huntington Beach Police Department
will be conducting another
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Friday, February 13th, 2015, in our
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One Of OCs 100 Most Influential - 2014

AGE: 33
JOB: Lead singer of Avenged Sevenfold
WHY HES AN INFLUENCER: In

2014, Shadows and Avenged Sevenfold
cemented their status as the most globally preferred music act to emerge from
Orange County, filling venues from Santiago, Chile, to Stavanger, Norway. The
band, which when played 250-individual clubs in Orange County, headlined a
day of the prestigious Download Festival in England, playing for 80,000. The
band was second on the bill to Metallica
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in 2012 by releasing its personal appprimarily based game, Hail to the King:
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THOUGHTS ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP: I feel you just have to be constructive. If you are superior adequate,
factors will modify for you and with you.
INSPIRATION: I adore listening to

music and producing it. All the things else
that takes place is just icing on the cake.
CANNOT DO DEVOID OF: Golf is,

like, an obsession. It is just about as terrible as music for me.
WHATS NEXT: Shadows and his band

mates will wrap up their present tour subsequent month with a swing via Asia,
which includes stops in China, Indonesia
and Malaysia. The rest of 2015 will be
spent preparing material for their next
album, slated to be released in 2016.
BIO: Shadows, whose true name is Matt

Sanders, was born and raised in Huntington Beach. At Huntington Beach Higher,
he played varsity basketball and, in 1999,
formed the metal outfit Avenged Sevenfold, with guitarists Synyster Gates and
Zacky Vengeance and the late drummer
Jimmy The Rev Sullivan. The band has
released six studio albums, the final two
debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard album
chart. He lives in Huntington Beach.
OPERATE PHILOSOPHY: For us,

its about maintaining our integrity and
doing what we do, however, changing
slightly with the occasions (with social
media) to make sure everybody is involved. At the identical time, we keep
hungry. We dont ever want to place out
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NCAAs recently approved rule changes. While
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conferences, they are bound to have a trickledown effect on lower levels. The new rules could
affect the ability of smaller schools to support existing programs. Two recent announcements
highlight the stark disparities: The University of
Michigan will pay Jim Harbaugh $8 million per
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By Jordan Kobritz
pass into the some combination of legislative and judicial apunknown and proval is imminent.
Social media has only begun to touch upon the
predict the biggest sports business stories to watch
in 2015. Last year I should have played the lottery, opportunities for fans to engage with teams and
hitting on all six predictions. Theres no way I will sponsors. Both new and existing platforms will be
utilized to enhance fan experiences, provide new
be as prescient this yearis there?
For the first time in more than twenty-two years revenue streams for players, teams and leagues and
Bud Selig wont be the commissioner of MLB. increase exposure for sponsors.
The expanded use of statistics and analytics could
Rob Manfred, Buds long time consigliere and
hand-picked successor will become commissioner in late January. For the most part, we There is a 2014 moment...Giant's Odell
can expect Manfred to be Bud light although every commissioner puts their own
imprimatur on the office.
Both the in-venue sports experience and
the way we consume sports outside the
arena will continue to evolve in dramatic
fashion. Technology is developing at warp
speed and teams, venues and content distributors are tripping over themselves to
take advantage of it. Mobile devices will
enhance our in event experiences at the
same time that more and more of us are
consuming our sports entirely on mobile
revolutionize how we watch and analyze sports and
devices at home, work or play.
The continuing attempt by states to adopt athletic performance. After lagging behind their
sports gambling is guaranteed to be one of the counterparts in MLB and the NBA, teams in the
biggest stories in 2015. Coupled with the in- NHL went all-in on analytics this year. Expect the
at the collegiate level and then filcreased popularity of fantasy sports sites, the trend to continue
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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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Battle Sails, both vessels sail into the Pacific Ocean and conduct a mock
cannon battle, complete with real cannon, real gunpowder, but no cannon balls.
For Adventure Sails, one ship takes guests for a family-oriented experience,
including raising a sail, singing a sea shanty, and taking the helm, conditions
permitting. Here's the complete public schedule:
Tall Ships
1/1: Ships closed for New Year's Day

1/2: 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., walk-on tours, $3 donation per person requested.
1/3-4: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., walk-on tours, $3 donation per person requested.
1/3-4: 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., Battle Sail, $39-$75.
1/4: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Adventure Sail (Hawaiian Chieftain only), $39-$47.
1/6-9: 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., walk-on tours, $3 donation per person requested.
1/10-11: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., walk-on tours, $3 donation per person requested.
1/10-11: 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., Battle Sail, $39-$75.
1/11: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Adventure Sail (Lady Washington only), $39-$47.
Tickets for the Battle Sail are $75 adults, $67 students/seniors/active military,
$39 children 12/under. Adventure Sails are $47 adults, $39 for children
12/under.
Tickets
for
excursions
may
be
purchased
at
www.historicalseaport.org or by calling 800-200-5239. Early reservations are
strongly recommended.
Walk-on tours are self-guided opportunities to learn more about the tall ships
and their travels. A $3 donation per person is appreciated. No reservations are
required.
Their mission: Colettes Childrens Home

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Keurig Recalls
7 Million Machines
That Burned 90 or so..
Stunning X-Ray Portrait Of The Sun Snapped

By NASA's NuSTAR Space Telescope
he Huffington Post | By David Freeman had his eye on this one...."The photo is the
first taken of the sun by NuSTAR and is the "most sensitive solar portrait ever taken in
high-energy X-rays," according to NASA. The green and blue portions of the image
show highly energetic X-ray emissions. The red represents ultraviolet light captured by the
Solar Dynamics Observatory, another NASA space telescope.In addition to looking pretty
spectacular, the photo may point the way to some pretty important science.
Space scientists are hopeful that by gazing at the sun, NuSTAR may be able to help explain
why the sun's outer atmosphere (corona) is so blazingly hot (1 million degrees Celsius) while
its surface is much cooler (6,000 degrees Celsius).
The key to this decades-old puzzle may be smaller versions of the colossal solar flares familiar to solar astronomers. At this point these so-called "nanoflares" are still hypothetical,
but scientists believe that they, in combination with big solar flares, may be the sources of the
corona's intense heat.
"NuSTAR will be exquisitely sensitive to the faintest X-ray activity happening in the solar
atmosphere, and that includes possible nanoflares," Dr. David Smith, a solar physicist and
member of the NuSTAR team at the University of California, Santa Cruz, said in a written
statement.
The idea of using NuSTAR to look at the sun surfaced about seven years ago, long after
the space telescope's design and construction were under way. When she first heard of the
idea, Dr. Fiona Harrison, a professor of physics and astronomy at CalTech and the mission's
principal investigator, was more than a little skeptical."
X-rays stream off the sun in this image combining data from NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) space telescope, overlaid on a photo taken by
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO).
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itch Lipka of Daily Finance perks up the conversation

with a brew of that old Christmas fave..."recals"..."More
than 7 million Keurig Mini Plus Brewing Systems sold
over the past five years in the U.S. and Canada are being recalled
because they can spray hot water, leading to 200 incident reports
and 90 reports of burns, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said on Tuesday.
The incidents have involved hot water spraying from the brewing machines. Keurig reported that the problem is most likely to
occur when two cups of hot drink are made one after the other
and recommends that consumers remain at least an arm's length
away when using one until they are fixed.
Consumers with the recalled Keurig machines should contact
Keurig Green Mountain to arrange for a free repair. Keurig can
be reached weekdays at 844-255-7886 between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Eastern, and from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekends or at
keurig@inmar.com. Additional information is on the Keurig recall site. The call center will be closed Dec. 25 through Jan. 1.
Sold for About $100
The machines were sold at major retailers including Kmart
(SHLD), Kohl's (KSS), Target (TGT) and Walmart (WMT) and
online between December 2009 and this month for about $100.
The recalled machines are the model K10 (which was previously identified as model number B31). They have identification
numbers that begin with "31" followed by a string of other numbers that are printed on a white sticker on the bottom of the
brewer. These single-serve brewers
measure about 11 inches high
and came in 13 colors with silver trim.
Each has three brewing options: 6 ounces, 8 ounces and
10 ounces. They were made
between December 2009 and
July 2014. The recalled serial
numbers, listed here, will
identify those involved in the
recall."
very year brings opportunities and challenges. One of the

major challenges we will still have to contend with in 2015
is the effects of the drought that has wreaked havoc up and
down the state of California for the past three years.
Even a wet winter cant make up, totally, for the depressed water storage conditions sustained over
such a long period of time. But, challenges can
also offer unexpected opportunities.
In November, the citizens of California passed
the Water Quality, Supply and Infrastructure Act
of 2014 (Water Bond), which will allocate $7.54
billion towards statewide water projects and programs in the coming years. The Orange County
Water District is taking this opportunity to submit proposals in hopes of funding several
projects that ultimately would enhance the reliability and quality of its water portfolio.
It could allow the District to expand current projects like the Groundwater Replenishment System (GWRS), which takes treated wastewater and creates a new source
of drinking water. It seems like yesterday, but the GWRS will soon celebrate its seventh anniversary as the largest water purification system of its kind in the world. It
was one of the major factors in keeping the Orange County Groundwater Basin within
safe operating levels this past year.
The water bond could also finance research into other water sources such as ocean
desalination.
The Orange County Water District has a mandate to provide reliable sources of
water. As such, research into all available options has to be embraced. One of these
options is the proposed Poseidon Water Huntington Beach Desalination Project.
OCWD hosted a local desalination workshop on Dec. 10. The reason for the meeting was to allow the Board of Directors, staff, water retail representatives, and members of the general public to listen to the results of the Clean Energy Capital financial
report with regard to the Poseidon project. Information is crucial to the decision-making process and I encourage you to visit the Ocean Desal Exploration page on the
OCWD website for desalination information and to attend meetings.
Several interesting opportunities and discoveries appear to be on the horizon in the
coming year and the District is well equipped to maximize them.
OCWD has a long history of trusted leadership in the groundwater industry locally,
statewide, nationally, and even internationally. It was honored and received the following recognitions last year.
The Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize, an international water award, was presented
from the country of Singapore to OCWD for its pioneering work in groundwater
management and water reclamation using advanced water reuse technologies, as
well as for its achievements in public policy and

community outreach. This took place in June and
I had the pleasure of giving the keynote speech at the
event.
In April of this year the U.S. Water Alliance, at a meeting in Washington DC
honored the Orange County Water District and the Orange County Sanitation District with the U.S. Water Prize. This was given for their joint project, the Groundwater Replenishment System, and for their role as global leaders in reclamation
and reuse.
In October, OCWD, the City of
Anaheim, the Irvine Ranch Water
District, and Yorba Linda Water
District jointly received a California Association of Local
Agency Formation Commissions (CALAFCO) Government
Leadership Award. All were recognized for manifesting characteristics of effective leadership,
through the successful completion
of a major annexation into OCWD,
and for steadily paving the way politically, economically, and equitably
for an annexation that meets water
supply needs while further promoting
sustainability of regional groundwater
resources.
There are exciting times ahead and the
OCWD board and staff are ready to meet
the challenges to provide you with quality
and reliable water.
(Former 1st Vice President Cathy Green
was chosen as president of the Orange
County Water District at its December 17
board meeting.)
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Are there still outspoken global warming deniers in Congress or
the mainstream media? If so, what
do they say when presented with scientific facts and anecdotal evidence pointing to an increasingly warming atmosphere?
~ Ben Charles, Cary, NC
We may or may not even be in a warming cycle, says

Carter. Even if we are, scientific evidence does not conclude that activity by man plays any significant role. Regardless, Carter supports more research and development
of solar, wind, tidal and geothermal energy, along with the
continued development of hybrid, natural gas and all-electric vehicles.
Another outspoken climate naysayer in Congress is
House Science, Space & Technology Committee chair
Given the preponderance of data showing rising temper- Lamar Smith, another Texas Republican, who calls the
atures around the globe in recent decadesalong with the Obama administrations 2014 National Climate Assessincreasing frequency of extreme weather eventsits hard ment (which squarely pins the blame for global warming
to believe there are still
on human emissions) a
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tended to frighten Amerby the non-profit Center
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for American Progress
any abnormal weather
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by humans.
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in the U.S. House of Repre- calls the Obama administration's 2014 National Cli- youll find climate
sentatives is Texas Republi- mate Assessment -- which squarely pins the blame change deniers. In a recan John Carter, who for global warming on human industrial activity -- "a cent op-ed article that
reports on his website that political document intended to frighten Americans appeared
on
the United Nations Inter- into believing that any abnormal weather we experi- FoxNews.com, scientist
governmental Panel on Cli- ence is the direct result of human CO2 emissions."
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two of the worlds foremost authorities on the extent and history of life itself: endlessly changing, highly adaptable,
severity of global warminghid their own research results and never subject to the kind of stasis that the climate
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ne hundred years ago this week, France

launched its first major offensive against
Germany in World War I. The fight took
place in the winegrowing region of Champagne,
which the German army had invaded just weeks
after hostilities broke out. Nearly 200,000 lives
were lost in the three-month battle.
Champagne witnessed some of the war's heaviest
fighting. The region's two largest cities -- Reims and
Epernay -- were bombarded for three years. Locals
took shelter in the caves under houses like Veuve
Clicquot, Krug, and Taittinger. The vineyards became battlefields.
Yet production continued. Where bombs could be
avoided, women and children harvested grapes. Famously, Jeanne Krug sought winemaking advice via
post from her husband, Joseph II, who was a prisoner of war. Praising Krug as a "brave lady," the
British sales representative for the Champagne
house would later remember selling "the entire
cuvee of 1915 in record time."
A full century has passed since the Battle of
Champagne. But wine remains inextricably tied to
conflict. And the bottles that survive continue to
offer a window to other times and places.
I'll never forget the evening I tasted a perfectly
cellared bottle of Bordeaux from 1919. The wine
still had life in it; it was delicious and utterly fascinating. But more importantly, the wine inspired a
conversation about the lives of those who made it.
The First World War officially ended in 1919, so
that wine was made while cleaning up from the
wreckage and hoping for a brighter future.
Europe, of course, only had a brief respite. Fighting would once again ravage the continent just 20
years later.
War, Wine and
Giving Thanks
At Christmas
The Hugels, a winemaking family in Alsace, still

recall the Christmas of 1939. A year earlier, the
Nazis conquered Austria. After seizing Czechoslovakia in 1939, Hitler signed pacts with Italy and the
Soviet Union. The world knew that another war was
just around the corner.
As Donald Kladstrup and Petie Kladstrup wrote
in Wine and War, "On Christmas Eve, the Hugels
gathered together . . . but it was a somber affair. In
previous years, the house had always been decorated, everyone
exchanged gifts
and then sat
down to a sumptuous dinner that
included some
wonderful wines.
But not this year.
No one was in
the mood. Everyone feared that
this would be
their last Christmas as French
citizens."
The story of war and wine continues today.
Consider Domaine de Bargylus, the only commercial winery in Syria. Located on a mountainside
in the port city of Latakia, where winemaking dates
back nearly 4,000 years, the winery was launched
in 2003, when Karim and Sandro Saad sought to
honor their father by

planting a first-rate
vineyard. Like 10 million other Syrians, the
Saads fled their
homes to escape the
bloody
uprising
David White against Syrian dictator
Bashar al-Assad. So
today, they run their winery from Beirut, Lebanon.
The brothers can't return home; as businessmen,
they're prime targets for kidnappers. So they issue
directives to their staff via phone and email. Occasionally, they'll even hire taxi drivers to shuttle
grapes across the border.
Lebanon has been spared
from most of Syria's bloodshed. But the owners of the 47
wineries in Lebanon's Bekaa
Valley recognize that war is
never far away. Indeed, the region's eastern edge harbors
fighters from both ISIS and alNusrah Front.
With the holidays now here,
many of us will spend the coming days surrounded by family
and friends, eating great food
and drinking great wine. Just as
wine is no stranger to war, neither is the world. So
this holiday season, be sure to give thanks.
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.
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but I just realized (by actually looking at my policy!) that we've been
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If you don't have any liability coverage, you're responsible for paying for the pain, suffering, and other
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ortgage rates are primarily dictated by

movements in the bond market. The
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range of rates available to the public. Exactly
where in that range someone will fall when applying for a loan is largely determined
by their credit score. Understanding how credit scores
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The top
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surrounds
the payment
history. This accounts for 35% of
the overall score. At
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payments on time. But even if
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The later the payment, the greater the impact
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have an even more detrimental impact on a
80% of their availcredit score.

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Timing is everything. Well, nearly. Payment able credit while the
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the last 12 months of history. lower credit scores.
Once revolving (credit card) balances go over
Someone whos had late payment in the past cant really do 50% of the limit, the scores really go down. The
anything to remove those. higher the percentage goes, the lower the scores
Moving forward, just make go. The ideal is to maintain balances that are
the payments on time and within 10-15% of the overall limits. Staying
the scores will go back up within this range appears to have a positive impact on credit scores.
over time.
The remaining factors that round out the credit
The #2 factor in a
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rounds the balances credit (10%) and types of credit in use (10%).
owed. This is Acquiring new debt has the initial impact of
30% of the lowering ones credit scores. But since payment
overall score. history is the top factor in a credit score, these
Interestingly new accounts will eventually help in the long
enough, the run provided the payments are made on time.
Understanding these variables can enable inscore isnt
weighed on dividuals to manipulate the system to strengthen
the
dollar their credit scores. Someone who successfully
amount owed. does this will help themselves secure better rates
Rather, the score is on credit cards, vehicle loans, student loans, and
based on a ratio, or mortgages.
percentage of
debt to credit
The information contained in this
column does not necessarily reflect
limit. For examthe opinion of The Local News.
ple, someone who
has a $200 balArnaud Dufour is a Sr. Mortgage Banker at
ance on a card with a
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little history most people will never know.Interesting Veterans Statistics off the Vietnam Memorial Wall
There are 58,267 names now listed on that polished black wall, including those added in 2010.
The names are arranged in the order in which

they were taken from us by date and within each date
the names are alphabetized. It is hard to believe it is
36 years since the last casualties.
* The first known casualty was Richard B. Fitzgibbon, of North Weymouth , Mass. Listed by the U.S.
Department of Defense as having been killed on June

8, 1956. His name is listed on the Wall with that of
his son, Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Richard B. Fitzgibbon III, who was killed on Sept. 7, 1965.
* There are three sets of fathers and sons on the

Wall.
* 39,996 on the Wall were just 22 or younger.
* 8,283 were just 19 years old.
* The largest age group, 33,103 were 18 years old.
12 soldiers on the Wall were 17 years old.
* 5 soldiers on the Wall were 16 years old.

* One soldier, PFC Dan Bullock was 15 years old.
* 997 soldiers were killed on their first day in Vietnam ..
*
1,448 soldiers were killed on their last day in Vietnam..
* 31 sets of brothers are on the Wall.

* Thirty one sets of parents lost two of their sons.
54 soldiers attended Thomas Edison High

School in Philadelphia . I wonder why so many
from one school.
8 Women are on the Wall. Nursing the

wounded.
244 soldiers were awarded the Medal of Honor

during the Vietnam War; 153 of them are on the
Wall.
Beallsville, Ohio with a population of 475 lost

6 of her sons.
West Virginia had the highest casualty rate per

capita in the nation. There are 711 West Virginians
on the Wall.
The Marines of Morenci - They led some of

the scrappiest high school football and basketball
teams that the little Arizona copper town of Morenci
(pop. 5,058) had ever known and cheered. They enjoyed roaring beer busts. In quieter moments, they
rode horses along the Coronado Trail, stalked deer
in the Apache National Forest. And in the patriotic
camaraderie typical of Morenci's mining families, the
nine graduates of Morenci High enlisted as a group in
the Marine Corps. Their service began on Independence Day, 1966. Only 3 returned home.
The Buddies of Midvale - LeRoy Tafoya, Jimmy

Martinez, Tom Gonzales were all boyhood friends and
lived on three consecutive streets in Midvale, Utah on
Fifth, Sixth and Seventh avenues. They lived only a few
yards apart. They played ball at the adjacent sandlot ball
field. And they all went to Vietnam. In a span of 16 dark
days in late 1967, all three would be killed. LeRoy was
killed on Wednesday, Nov. 22, the fourth anniversary of
John F. Kennedy's assassination. Jimmy died less than
24 hours later on Thanksgiving Day. Tom was shot dead
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us who survived the war, and to the families of those
who did not, we see the faces, we feel the pain that these
numbers created. We are, until we too pass away,
haunted with these numbers, because they were our
friends, fathers, husbands, wives, sons and daughters.
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