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Jacob Adelman of theHuffington Post posted an
idea I have heard manyjoke about for years...onethat I've subscribed to
for a very long time...NoTaxation without representa-tion and particularly when
we remain a donor sub-section of the State of California."Elected officials in Riverside County endorsed a
proposal Tuesday to discuss cleaving California in two, butwith a catch: No public funds can be spent on the buddingsecessionist movement.
Staffers for Jeff Stone, the Riverside County supervisorwho dreamed up the idea for what he's calling SouthCalifornia, said proponents will turn to private donors and
possibly sympathetic city councils with cash to spare tosponsor work toward the scheme.
"After the meeting, we were flooded with peoplewanting to volunteer and help," Stone's chief of staffVerne Lauritzen said.
But the lack of financial support from the county is boundto make what was already a longshot proposal even lesslikely to gain traction.
"It's not clear how this would work out in practice,"said University of California, Riverside political science
professor Shaun Bowler.Stone's largely agricultural district of desert plains and
boulder-studded hills saw rapid population growth duringthe last decade's housing boom, and he wants 13 mostlyconservative California counties to break away to create a51st state.
The Republican supervisor's formal motion, whichRiverside County's board passed 4-0 with one absence afteradding the no-public-funds caveat, calls for officials from
the 13 counties to come together and discuss the idea.Stone has called California too big to govern and
chastised state lawmakers in Sacramento for raid-ing local government coffers to support whathe characterized as runaway spending.
"I have come to the conclusion... that the political priorities ofSouthern California and
Northern Californiaare completelydifferent," Stonewrote in hismotion..."
We're allin...how aboutyou.
Dates and details are now set for the world premiere of KaiNeville's highly anticipated surf film, Lost Atlas.
Unlike most world premieres, which typically require goldenwristbands and secret handshakes, this one will play on a giantscreen in the middle of Fifth Street in Huntington Beach duringthe Nike US Open of Surfing. In other words: Everyone's in-vited.
Set for Thursday, August 4, from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. on thecorner of Fifth Street and P.C.H., the event promises to be thelargest surf cinema gathering in recent memory. "Surf films are
constantly changing and the way we watch them is constantlychanging," says director/producer Kai Neville. "Lost Atlas rep-resents another wild shift in performance surfing and we're ex-cited to show it to the world. It's an unfiltered view of some ofthe world's best young surfers, and we wanted the premiere ex-
perience to be unfiltered and fun like our time on the road."Working under Taylor Steele and Poor Specimen, Kai Neville
released his first major film Modern Collective in 2009 and im-mediately set the new standard for elite-level surfing. Lost Atlasis the 26-year-old Aussie filmmaker's first independent projectand picks up were Modern Collective left off. Described as amovie about "youth on the run," it bounces around the globe inno particular order and features the world's most progressivesurfers at their best and most honest, including Dane Reynolds,Jordy Smith, Julian Wilson, Dusty Payne, John Florence, Yadin
Nicol, Kolohe Andino and a handful of others.Full of raw, candid clips and scored to a soundtrack thatveers across all genres with bands such as Dirty Beaches andTotal Slacker, Lost Atlastakes the surf cinema expe-rience way off the map."Working with Kai is al-ways fun because you knowit's gonna be big," says oneof Lost Atlas's standoutsDusty Payne. "This was afun project to work on be-cause you want to put inyour best effort so you canmatch the best. The world
premiere is gonna be sick tosee how many people gatherto check it out. The movie isepic, too!"
With more than 500,000 people in attendance, the
Nike U.S. Open of Surfing promises to be the largest actionsports gathering of the summer. Many of the stars of Lost Atlaswill be participating both in the competition and attending the
premiere, creating the perfect opportunity to celebrate historicsurfing simultaneously at the pier and on the big screen. Theworld premiere is open to the public and all ages are welcome.The premiere will also feature giveaways, prizes and athletesignings, making it a night to remember for anyone interestedin the world's best surfers and the world's best surfing.
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Front row:(L-R) John
Jones,Dennis Bauer, Bob Bauer, Mark Mazak, and just behind them, Bob Davis(Color Guard leader)note: CG members have the yellow rope on the leftshoulder. Just behind Mark Mazak is the post commander, Bill Siddall.
Don't you love a Parade. All the other American Legion post members
not pictured marched behind or rode in trucks. They were followed by the
VFW and Jewish War Veterans. The audience offered a very warm aaa
reception along the entire 3-mile Parade route.This picture was taken atPCH & Main as they marched north on Main St. It was a beautiful
day!.....however, I was told that by the end of the parade that M-1 rifle
was getting heavy!
Just take this last item: In the last two years we have accumulated national debt at arate more than 27 times as fast as during the rest of our e ntire nation's history.
Over 27 times as fast. Metaphorically speaking, if you are driving in the right lanedoing 65 MPH and a car rockets past you in the left lane. 27 times faster, it would bedoing 7,555 MPH!
Sources: (1) U.S. Energy Information Administration; (2) Wall Street Journal; (3) Bureauof Labor Statistics; (4) Census Bureau; (5) USDA; (6) U.S. Dept. Of Labor; (7) FHFA; (8)Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller; (9) RealtyTrac; (10) Heritage Foundation and WSJ; (11) TheConference Board; (12) FDIC; (13) Federal Reserve; (14) U.S. Treasury
Recently, I had the honor of co-holdingthe Inte rna t iona l Sur f ing MuseumHuntington Beach banner before its float,featuring The Slacktone Surf Band, in thewonderful HB 4th of July Parade. The b andhad several great musicians, includingguitarist Jimmy Dale, whose dad, Dick,King of the Surf Guitar, was the CelebrityGrand Marshall. The crowd went wildin enthusiastic applause and whistles,listening to the Slacktone's energetic andwell-played music.
Dick was behind the Museum Float,which also carried some museum leadersand was designed and driven by Dave andKellie Reynolds. The float was followed byDick's friend and museum founder, NatalieKotsch, the parade's Community GrandMarshall.
It was my fifth year walking in the paradeand it was a blast being part of suchcommunity pride. What a special thrill it
was, getting to walk theroute and wave to all myfriends and fellow HBersas well as happy guests toour city. Its fantastic to seethe thousands uponthousands of patriotic people enjoying Hunting-ton Beach, its bands,military, police and firedepartments, officials,Cub Scouts and so
many other groups ofparticipants from all over.
I think we all owe a big "THANKS" toeveryone involved in putting the on biggestparade of its kind west of the MississippiRiver, including HB Public Works, TrafficControl, The City Information Office,Explorer Scouts, and especially the hardwork of Pat Stier, Stacey Newtown, LindaVircks, Chris Young, Gil Coerper, all theother committee members and fieldannouncers, like the legendary MattLiffering. Thanks also for the marching3-1 Marines and its Foundation'sparticipation in the event. Kudos also to theold military planes dazzling flyovers informations and our own police helicoptersalutes. For those who missed it, tune in toHBTV to see the rebroadcast on Channel 3.It's a fun production to watch.
It looked like the largest crowd I've seenat any parade. HB really knows how to puton a party celebrating our proud nation'sIndependence Day. Congratulations HB!
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ChrisMacDonaldOn the road in Surf City
By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist
The Local News
The Weak That WasAmerica: Home of the Free because of the Brave
Dave GarofaloPublisherHuntington Beach Fourth Of July
Parade Wows Thousands
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Recently, I was walking on the Seal BeachPier and noticed a ceremony about to start inthe parking lot below. I went down and raninto my friend, Erik Dreyer-Goldman,President of the Seal Beach Chamber OfCommerce, who said the ceremony wasgoing to honor Seal Beach's two new ElectricVehicle Beach Charging Stations in the lot offOcean Avenue and Eighth Street.
Seal Beach Mayor Mike Levitt said theseare the first electric vehicle parking plugin places at any Orange County Beachand "we're excited that Seal Beach couldoffer this to it's residents and guests as acoastal amenity."
The City Of Seal Beach was awarded afederal grant from the Department of Energyto receive these Electric Vehicle ChargingStations. The mayor showed how easy it is to
plug into the electrical outlet and rechargeyour car while walking, shopping or dining inthe town. Find out how to get a ChargePoint
Card from Coulomb Technologies atmychargepoint.net.
Others at the ceremony, included SealBeach City Council members Ellery Deaton,David Sloan and Gordon Shanks, CityManager Jill Ingram, Director Of PublicWorks Sean Crumby, Marine Safety ChiefJoe Bailey, Assemblyman Jim Silva'sField Representative Ronnie Guyer andState Senator Tom Harman's RepresentativeSeth Eaker.
The new chargingstations are the industrystandard to supply powerto electric vehicles, suchas the Nissa Leaf andChevrolet Volt.
If you have anyadditional questions
please call Michael Ho,City Of Seal BeachEngineer at: (562) 431-2527 Ext. 1322.
Seal Beach has First Electric VehicleCharging Stations at Orange County Beaches
InternationalSurfingMuseum
Seal Beach Chamber Of CommercePresident Erik Dreyer-Goldman, Seal
Beach Mayor Mike Levitt and The LocalNews Columnist Chris MacDonald.
Seal Beach Mayor Mike Levitt plugs in this Electric Vehicle to charge. Standingnext to him are: Seal Beach City Council Members Ellery Deaton, Gordon Shanks
and David Sloan. Nearby is State Assemblyman Jim Silva's RepresentativeRonnie Guyer holding a proclamation to commemorate the event.
Pete & Nikki are back
Learn more at
www.sce.com/tips
TAKE ACTION THISSUMMER WITH THESEENERGY-SAVING TIPS:
Use your washer, dryer and dishwasher during off-peak
hours (before noon and after 6 pm), preferably when
theyre full.
Make sure coffee pots, radios, laptops and other
electronics have been switched off or unpluggedwhennot in use.
Not using your oven during warmer temperatures will
help to prevent your air conditioner from working harder
to keep your home cool.
Use a programmable thermostat with your air conditioner
to adjust the setting to a warmer temperature at night
and when no one is home.
I telephoned my local hospital the other day. Isomewhat timidly asked, "Is it possible to speak tosomeone who can tell me how a patient is doing?"The operator said, "I'll be glad to help, dear.
What's the name and room number of the patient?"I said in a muffled voice "Dave Garofalo, Room
302., Bed #1"The operator replied, "Let me put you on hold
while I check with the nurse's station for that room."After a few minutes, the operator returned to
the phone and said,"I have good news. His nurse just told me
that David is doing well. His blood pressure is f ine;his blood work just came back normal and hisphysician, Dr. Cohen, has scheduled him to bedischarged tomorrow."I said, "Thank you. That's wonderful. I was so
worried. God bless you for the good news."The operator replied, "You're more than welcome.
Is David your relative?"I said, "No, I'm Dave Garofalo in Room 302, Bed
#1. No onetells meanything."
Lets Compare thelast two years!
HOW IS Dave?January 2009 TODAY % chg Source
Avg. Retail price/gallon gas in U.S. $1.83 $3.44 84% 1
Crude oil, European Brent (barrel) $43.48 $99.02 127.7% 2
Crude oil, West TX Inter. (barrel) $38.74 $91.38 135.9% 2
Gold: London (per troy oz.) $ 85 3. 25 $ 1, 36 9. 50 6 0. 5% 2
Corn, No.2 yellow, Central IL $3.56 $6.33 78.1% 2
Soybeans, No. 1 yellow, IL $9.66 $13.75 42.3% 2
Sugar, cane, raw, world, lb. Fob $13.37 $35.39 164.7% 2
Unemployment rate, non-farm, overall 7.6% 9.4% 23.7% 3
Unemployment rate, blacks 12.6% 15.8% 25.4% 3
Number of unemployed 11 ,616 ,000 14,485,000 24.7% 3
Number of fed. Employees 2 ,7 79 ,0 00 2, 84 0, 00 0 2 .2 % 3
Real median household income $50,112 $49,777 -0.7% 4
Number of food stamp recipients 31,983,716 43,200,878 35.1% 5
Number of unemployment benefit recipients 7 ,5 26 ,5 98 9 ,1 93 ,8 38 2 2. 2% 6
Number of long-term unemployed 2 ,600 ,000 6 ,400 ,000 146 .2% 3
Poverty rate, individuals 13.2% 14.3% 8.3% 4
People in poverty in U.S. 3 9, 80 0, 00 0 4 3, 60 0, 00 0 9 .5 % 4
U.S. Rank in Economic Freedom World Rankings 5 9 n/a 10
Present Situation Index 29.9 23.5 -21.4% 11
Failed banks 140 164 17.1% 12
U.S. Dollar versus Japanese yen exchange rate 89.76 82.03 -8.6% 2
U.S. Money supply, M1, in billions 1 ,575. 1 1, 86 5. 7 18 .4% 13
U.S. Money supply, M2, in billions 8,310.9 8,852.3 6. 5% 13
National debt, in trillions $10. 627 $ 14. 05 2 32 .2% 14
The Local News would like to salute:
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To bring the budget back into "bal-ance", they're going to have to cut a lotmore than this.
These are all the programs that thenew Republican House has proposedcutting. Read to the end.
4 Corporation for Public BroadcastingSubsidy. $445 million annual savings.
4 Save America's Treasures Program.$25 million annual savings.
4 International Fund for Ireland . $17million annual savings.
4 Legal Services Corporation. $420million annual savings.
4National Endowment for the Arts.$167.5 million annual savings.
4 National Endowment for the Hu-manities. $167.5 million annual sav-ings.
4 Hope VI Program.. $250 millionannual savings.
4 Amtrak Subsidies. $1.565 billionannual savings.
4 Eliminate duplicative education programs. H.R. 2274 (in lastCongress), authored by Rep.McKeon, eliminates 68 at a savingsof $1.3 billion annually.
4 U.S. Trade Development Agency.$55 million annual savings.
4 Woodrow Wilson Center Subsidy.$20 million annual savings.
4 Cut in half funding for congressionalprinting and binding. $47 millionannual savings.
4 John C. Stennis Center Subsidy.$430,000 annual savings.
4 Community Development Fund.$4.5 billion annual savings.
4 Heritage Area Grants and StatutoryAid. $24 million annual savings.
4 Cut Federal Travel Budget in Half.$7.5 billion annual savings
4 Trim Federal Vehicle Budget by20%. $600 million annual savings.
4Essential Air Service. $150 millionannual savings.
4 Technology Innovation Program.$70 million annual savings.
4Manufacturing Extension Partnership
(MEP) Program. $125 millionannual savings.
4 Department of Energy Grants toStates for Weatherization. $530million annual savings.
4 Beach Replenishment. $95 millionannual savings.
4 New Starts Transit. $2 billionannual savings.
4 Exchange Programs for Alaska, Natives Native Hawaiians, andTheir Historical Trading Partnersin Massachusetts. $9 millionannual savings
4 Intercity and High Speed RailGrants. $2.5 billion annual savings.
4 Title X Family Planning. $318million annual savings.
4 Appalachian Regional Commission.$76 million annual savings.
4 Economic Development Adminis-tration. $293 million annual savings.
4 Programs under the Nationaland Community Services Act. $1.15
billion annual savings.
4 Applied Research at Department ofEnergy. $1.27 billion annual savings.
4 FreedomCAR and Fuel Partnership.$200 million annual savings.
4 Energy Star Program. $52 millionannual savings.
4 Economic Assistance to Egypt .$250 million annually.
4 U.S. Agency for InternationalDevelopment. $1.39 billionannual savings.
4 General Assistance to District of Co-lumbia. $210 million annual savings.
4 Subsidy for Washington MetropolitanArea Transit Authority. $150 millionannual savings.
4 Presidential Campaign Fund. $775million savings over ten years.
4No funding for federal office spaceacquisition. $864 million annualsavings.
4 End prohibitions on competitivesourcing of government services.
4 Repeal the Davis-Bacon Act. Morethan $1 billion annually.
4 IRS Direct Deposit: Require the IRSto deposit fees for some services itoffers (such as processing payment
plans for taxpayers) to the Treasury,instead of allowing it to remainas part of its budget. $1.8 billionsavings over ten years.
4 Require collection of unpaid taxes by federal employees. $1 billiontotal savings. (WHAT??!!)
4 Prohibit taxpayer funded union ac-tivities by federal employees. $1.2
billion savings over ten years.
4 Sell excess federal properties thegovernment does not make useof. $15 billion total savings.
4 Eliminate death gratuity for Mem-bers of Congress. Lord help us!
4 Eliminate Mohair Subsidies.$1 million annual savings.
4 Eliminate taxpayersubsidies to the United
Nations Intergovern-mental Panel onClimate Change.$12.5 millionannual savings
4 Eliminate Market Access Program.$200 million annual savings.
4 USDA Sugar Program. $14 millionannual savings.
4 Subsidy to Organization forEconomic Co-operation andDevelopment (OECD). $93 millionannual savings.
4 Eliminate the National OrganicCertification Cost-Share Program.$56.2 million annual savings.
4 Eliminate fund for Obamacareadministrative costs. $900 millionsavings.
4 Ready to Learn TV Program. $27million savings.
4 HUD Ph.D. Program. (What's this???)
4 Deficit Reduction Check-Off Act.
tOtaL saVings: $2.5 Trillion overTen Years
My question is, what in HEAVEN'S NAME is most ofthis doing in the budget in the
first place?
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Two babies, Kati and Josh, are born on opposite sides of theworld at the very moment theBerlin Wall falls.
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2012 Miss Fountain ValleyScholarship Pageant Seeking Contestants
Contestants are now being sought for the
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Scholarships will be awarded in multiple categories.It will be the first Miss Fountain Valley ScholarshipPageant in 20 years.
2012 Miss Fountain Valley Scholarship Pageant to
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The Miss America title and crown usually starts
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nation. Organizers of the 2012 Miss Fountain ValleyScholarship Pageant are now encouraging potential
contestants to sign up for the first Miss FountainValley Pageant in 20 years. Any young woman
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We are pleased to announce that the new pageantis taking applications from potential contestants. We
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Commerce to seek contestants and scholarshipsponsors for this event, said Keeli Scott Lisack,Executive Director for the Pageant.
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own interests in social or vocational matters.
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The last Miss Fountain Valley Scholarship Pageant
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well. She was also Miss Fountain
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by contacting Keeli Scott Lisack [email protected].
The Miss Fountain Valley
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2010 Entire villages are burned to the ground and40,000 people flee their homes in the DemocraticRepublic of Congo
2009Caspian Airlines Flight 7908 crashes near Qazvin,Iran, all 168 on board are killed
1996 After 2,216 consecutive games at shortstop, CalRipkin goes to 3rd
1996 MSNBC begins Microsoft internet-NBC TV1996 Prince Charles and Princess Di sign divorce papers1996 Southern Mexico hit with 6.5 earthquake1995 Birmingham Barracudas 1st CFL home game
(vs Hamilton)1995 Northern Virginia begins using new area code 5401994 Gyula Horn sworn in as premier of Hungary1994 Israel and Jordan agree to talks in Washington
D.C. on July 25th1994 Sonia O'Sullivan runs 3K (8:21.64)1992 Pope John Paul II hospitalized for 3 weeks to have
tumor removed1991 France performs nuclear Test at Muruora Island1991 U.S. troops leave northern Iraq1991 Sandhi Ortiz-DelValle is 1st woman to officiate a
men's pro basketball (USBL) game, game between NewHaven Skyhawks and Philadelphia Spirit
1990 45th U.S. Women's Open Golf Championshipwon by Betsy King
1987 Boy George barred from British TV show, he
may be a bad influence1987 John Poindexter testifies at Iran-Contra hearings1987 State of siege ends in Taiwan1986 57th All Star Baseball Game: AL wins 3-2
at Astrodome, Houston1986 All star MVP: Roger Clemens of the Boston Red Sox1985 Deborah Carthy-Deu, of Puerto Rico, crowned 34th
Miss Universe1984 39th U.S. Women's Open Golf Championship wonby Hollis Stacy1984 John Lennon releases "I'm Stepping Out"1983 8 killed, 54 wounded, by Armenian extremistsbomb at Orly, France1983 Linda Ronstadt debuts as Mabel in "Pirates of Penzance"1982 Columbia f l ies to Kennedy Space Center
via Dyess AFB, Texas1982 Senate confirms George Shultz as 60th sec of
state by vote of 97-01980 Johnny Bench hits his 314th home run as a catcherbreaks Yogi Berra's record1979 34th U.S. Women's Open Golf Championship
won by Jerilyn Britz1979 Morarji Desai resigns as premier of India1978 107th British Golf Open: Jack Nicklaus shoots a 281
at St. Andrews1976 36-hour kidnap of 26 school children and theirbus driver in California1975 46th All Star Baseball Game: NL wins 6-3 at
County Stadium, Milwaukee1975 All star MVP: Bill Madlock (Pittsburgh Pirates)
and John Matlock (New York Mets)1975 Apollo 18 launched (will rendezvous with Soyuz)1975 Soyuz 19 and Apollo 18 launched; rendezvous 2 days later1974 Military coup on Cyprus: archbishop/president
Makarios flees1973 California Angel Nolan Ryan 2nd no-hitter
beats Detroit Tigers, 6-01973 Carole Jo Skala wins LPGA George Washington
Golf Classic1973 Paul Getty III kidnapped1973 Ray Davies, announces retirement from Kinks
then attempts suicide1973 Willie McCovey becomes 15th to hit 400 home runs1972 101st British Golf Open: Lee Trevino shoots 278
at Muirfield Gullane1972 Sandra Palmer/Jane Blalock wins Angelo's Four-Ball
Golf Championship1971 President Nixon announces he would visit China1970 Denmark beats Italy 2-0 in 1st world female
soccer championship1969 Cincinnati Red Lee May hits 4 home runs in
a doubleheader1969 Rod Carew ties record with his 7th steal of
home in a season1968 "One Life to Live" premieres on TV1968 Commercial air travel begins between U.S. and U.S.S.R.1968 France performs nuclear Test at Muruora Island1968 New Jersey Americans moved to Comack andbecome New York Nets (ABA)1968 Soap opera "One Life To Live" premieres1967 "Sweet Charity" closes at Palace Theater New York
City after 608 performances1967 L.A. Wolves beat Washington Whips 6-5 in OT to be
United Soccer Association champs1967 Roberto DeVicenzo of Argentina wins golf's British Open
1967 U.S.S.R. performs nuclear Test at Semipalitinsk,Eastern Kazakhstan U.S.S.R.
1965 "Mariner IV" sends back 1st pictures of Mars1965 Athanassiades Novas succeeds Papandreo aspremier of Greece1964 Barry M. Goldwater nominated for presidentby Republicans1963 KAIT TV channel 8 in Jonesboro, AR (ABC)begins broadcasting1962 Algeria becomes member of Arab League1962 Mickey Wright wins LPGA Milwaukee Golf Open1962 Netherlands and Indonesia accord over New-Guinea1961 "Donnybrook!" closes at 46th St. Theater New York
City after 68 performances1961 90th British Golf Open: Arnold Palmer shoots a
284 at Royal Birkdale1961 Spain accept equal rights for men and women1960 Baltimore Orioles' Brooks Robinson goes 5 for
5 including the cycle1958 President Eisenhower sends U.S. troops to Lebanon;
they stay 3 months1957 Dutch Super Constellation crashes near New
Guinea, 56 die1957 U.S. performs nuclear Test at Nevada Test Site1956 Beverly Hanson/Kathy Cornelius wins LPGA Hot
Springs Golf Invitational1956 Iharos runs world record 10k (28:42.8)1955 WNDU TV channel 16 in South Bend, IN
(NBC) begins broadcasting1954 110 degrees F (43 degrees C) at Balcony Falls,
Virginia (state record)1954 1st commercial jet transport plane built in U.S.
tested (Boeing 707)1954 KOCO TV channel 5 in Oklahoma City, OK
(ABC) begins broadcasting1954 WBOC TV channel 16 in Salisbury, MD
(CBS/NBC/ABC) begins broadcasting1952 1st transatlantic helicopter flight begins
1952 Gerald D. Lascelles (under English princess Mary)weds Angela Dowding
1949 "Miss Liberty" opens at Imperial Theater New YorkCity for 308 performances
1949 Czechoslovakian tennis stars Jaroslav Drobny andVladimir Cernik, defect to US
1949 WBTV TV channel 3 in Charlotte, North Carolina(CBS) begins broadcasting
1948 Alcoholic Anonymous founded in Britain1948 President Truman nominated for another term1946 British North Borneo Co transfers rights
to British crown1945 Dave Garofalo was born1942 1st deportation camp at Westerbork, Jews
sent to Auschwitz1942 Dutch Jews invoked for "Labor camps"1941 Florey and Heatley present freeze dried mold
cultures, Penicillin1940 1st betatron placed in operation, Urbana, Illinois1940 Nazi occupiers seize library of IISG Amsterdam1939 Clara Adams, New York City, is 1st woman to
complete round world flight1938 Arthur Fagg completes 244 and 202 in the same
cricket game for Kent1937 Buchenwald Concentration Camp opens1937 Japanese attack Marco Polo Bridge, invade China1936 Dutch 2nd Chamber agree to temporarily increase
defense budget1933 Wiley Post began 1st solo flight around world1932 President Hoover cuts own salary 15%1929 1st airport hotel opens - Oakland, California1927 62nd British Golf Open: Bobby Jones shoots a
285 at St. Andrews1926 VPRO (Free thinking Protestant Radio Broadcast) forms1923 27th U.S. Golf Open: Bobby Jones shoots a 296 at
Inwood CC in New York1923 Italian parliament accepts new constitution1922 1st duck-billed platypus publicly exhibited in U.S.,
at New York zoo1922 26th U.S. Golf Open: Gene Sarazen shoots a 288 at
Skokie CC in Ill1920 Ruth ties his record of 29 home runs in a season1918 2nd Battle of Marne began during WW I1916 22.22" (56.4 cm) of rain falls in Altapass North
Carolina (state record)1916 Boeing Co (Pacific Aero) formed by William Boeing
in Seattle Washington1914 Mexican president Huerta flees with 2 millionpesos to Europe1912 British National Health Insurance Act goes into effect1911 46" of rain (beginning 7/14) falls in Baguio, Philippines1909 Ty Cobb hits 2 inside-the-park home runs1906 Republic museum opens Rembrandt hall in Amsterdam1904 1st Buddhist temple in U.S. forms, Los Angeles1902 Ranjitsinhji scores 180 before lunch, for Sussex vs. Surrey1901 New York Giant Christy Mathewson no-hits
St. Louis, 5-01900 President Steyn/General De Law escape Brandwater Basin1893 Commodore Perry arrives in Japan1888 Bandai volcano (Japan) erupts for 1st time in 1,000 years1876 Baseball's 1st no-hitter, St. Louis' George W
Bradley no-hits Hartford1870 Georgia becomes last confederate to be readmitted to U.S.1870
Manitoba becomes 5th Canadian province andNW Territories created
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This Huntington Beach
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Marine Safety
The City of Huntington Beach
Junior Lifeguard program opened
on Monday, June 27! The
program was established in
1963 to educate children
to recognize potential
hazardous conditions
associated with an
ever-changing aquatic
environment. Emphasis
is placed on safety,
respect, physical fitness,
instruction, and discipline.
Students are schooled in the oceanic
environment, First Aid, C.P.R., mutual
cooperation, competition techniques,
and lifesaving methods. The Huntington
Beach Junior Lifeguard program is
world renowned. Students come from
other countries such as Germany,
France, England, Japan,
New Zealand, Australia,
Mexico, and other states
such as Oregon, Wash-
ington, Alaska, Hawaii,
New York, Utah and
Florida to participate.
The program has been
involved with nine interna-
tional educational exchanges
with New Zealand, Australia, and
Germany. For more information on the
City of Huntington Beach Jr. Lifeguard
Program visit: www.juniorguard.com
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As usual First Responders along Surf City Beaches
stood tall all Holiday Weekend...Marine Safety
Officers and Lifeguards were busy during the
beautiful and crowded Fourth of July holiday weekend.
At 7:05 PM, the City Lifeguard rescue vessel assisted
three State Beach Lifeguards to keep
a disabled boat from entering the
surfline. The rescue vessel towed
the disabled boat to a Coast
Guard Buoy to wait for the arrival
of Vessel Assist. Marine Safety
statistics for the holiday weekend:
Rescues 244 Preventative Actions 7,292;
Medical Aids 95 Law Enforcement Contacts 5,272;
Lost & Found Persons 58.
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Iagree with Stacy Slinkard, About.com Guide in her avidchoices..."French wines come in a myriad of colors and styles. Sort-ing through the wines of France can be a daunting task, but wait
there is help! Here are some stellar Frenchwines that are value-priced and eagerto please the most discerning palate!
No need to learn French to decipherthe labels, just grab a pen and jot downa few of the wines that interest youmost. You will be ready to taste yourway through the French wine country!
1. Tortoise Creek SauvignonBlanc 2003 (Languedoc) $7
This Sauvignon Blanc is a crispgrapefruit flavored wine with plenty ofherby essence to boot. Hailing from
southern France, Tortoise Creek offersa very fragrant and ultra-refreshing whitewine that will pair well a plate ofveggies, seafood, herb-seasoned poultryand Asian fare.
2. Jean-Baptiste Adam PinotBlanc Reserve 2002 (Alsace) $12
This is a well-balanced white wine withplenty of pear and a zip of melon as thedominant flavor profile. A refreshingly
pleasant wine from the heart of the FrenchWine Country. Perfect for pairing withchicken, light creamy sauces, potato and
pasta salads, hummus, couscous, quicheand garlic shrimp.
3. Mommessin Beaujolais 2003(Burgundy) $10
This is a light-bodied red wine from theBeaujolais region of France, made from theGammay grape varietal. The MommessinBeaujolais bursts with juicy strawberries,ripe raspberries and has a low tannin content.This is a terrific picnic wine, that will com-
plement everything from a roast beef sand-wich to bbq chicken and cheese. Serve slightly chilled for an added twist.
4. Louis Jadot Chardonnay 2002 (Macon) $10
This light-styled Chardonnay lets the full apple flavor permeate everysip. Well-oriented for virtually all forms of poultry and seafood. A delight
with cheese, especially Swiss Gruyere, cheddar or goat cheese.
5. Domaine Pellehaut Cuvee Harmonie Blanc 2004(Languedoc-Roussillon)$9
This is a rich blend of Chardonnay,Sauvignon Blanc and Folle Blanche grapes, re-sulting in a vibrant flavor profile composed ofpear, apple, lemon zest and melon. Enjoy withpoultry, fish, creamy white sauces and disheswell-seasoned with fresh herbs.
6. Charles Baur Cremantd 'Alsace (Alsace) $15
A sparkling gem from the heart of Alsace.This is a well-blended wine with fruityaromas and a light, playful feel that b elongsin a wedding menu, on a summer picnic orserved next to appetizers.
7. Beaujolais Villages,Domaine Manoir du Carra 2003(Beaujolais) $10
a Beaujolais "Classic" in every sense ofthe word. Light, entertaining Beaujolaisthat has fruity flavors of strawberry andcherry. Easy going, easy drinking for redand white wine lovers alike.
8. Chateau Bellevue Claribes2003 Bordeaux Sainte Foy
(Bordeaux) $10
This Bordeaux will not disappoint. Aterrific blend of Merlot, Cab Franc andCab Sauvignon - this wine offers bothgood value and fine flavor. A greatBordeaux for first-timers and structuredenough for those with a moreexperienced palate.
9. Bourgogne Pinot Noir,Domaine Olivier Guyot 2003
(Burgundy) $10
A well worn Burgundy, with superripe fruit flavors and a medium bodied presence.
10. Ctes du Rhne, Chateau de Montfaucon 2001(Rhone Valley) $10
A lovely blend of Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah grapes, producing afairly aggressive wine with plenty of spunk and fruit-forward flavor.
Dear EarthTalk:Why dont we
reprocess and re-useour nuclear waste like
France does? Would it be possible for us tostart doing so?
Albert Jukowsky, Silver Spring, MD
Reprocessing nuclear waste to extract more energyfrom it, while expensive and controversial, is indeedto this day still practiced in France, the UK, Russia,India and Japanbut not in the United States, whereit was invented. The process involves breaking downspent nuclear fuel chemically andrecovering fissionablematerial for use in newfuels. Proponents toutthe benefit of reducingthe amount of nuclearwaste, resulting in less
highly radioactivematerial that needs to bestored safely.
Nuclear reprocessingwas first developed in theU.S. as part of the WorldWar II-era ManhattanProject to create the firstatomic bomb. After thewar, the embryonic nuclear power industry beganwork to reprocess its waste on a large scale to extendthe useful life of uranium, a scarce resource at thetime. But commercial reprocessing attempts faltereddue to technical, economic and regulatory problems.Anti-nuclear sentiment and the fear of nuclearproliferation in the 1970s led President Jimmy Carterto terminate federal support for further developmentof commercial reprocessing. The military didcontinue to reprocess nuclear waste for defense
purposes, though, until the collapse of the SovietUnion and the end of the Cold War made continuousramping up of our nuclear arsenal unnecessary.
More recently, George W. Bush pushed a plan, theGlobal Nuclear Energy Project (GNEP), to promotethe use of nuclear power and subsidize thedevelopment of a new generation of proliferation-resistant nuclear reprocessing technologies thatcould be rolled out to the commercial nuclear energysector. Federal scientists came up with promisingspins on reprocessing nuclear fuel while minimizingthe resulting waste. But in June of 2009 the Obama
administration cancelled GNEP,citing cost concerns.
Proponents of nuclearpowerand of reprocessing in particularwere far from pleased with GNEPs axing,especially in light of Obamasearlier decision to close YuccaMountain as the U.S.s futurenuclear waste repository.GNEP may have gone away,but the need to recycle spentfuel in this country is moreimportant than ever becauseof the governments stupid
decision to close Yucca Mountain, saidDanny Black of the Southern Carolina Alliance, aregional economic development group, on theEcopolitology blog. Without Yucca Mountain, thepressure is on the industry to do more with recycling.
But a 2007 report by the nonprofit Institute for En-ergy and Environmental Research (IEER) wouldseem to justify Obamas decision. IEER found thatnuclear reprocessing would actually increase ourvolume of nuclear waste six fold. IEER also reportedthat France, which runs the worlds most efficient
reprocessing operation, spends about two cents perkilowatt hour more for electricity generated fromreprocessed nuclear fuel compared to that generatedfrom fresh fuel. IEEE further reports that the coststo build the breeder plants needed to convertspent nukes into usable fuel would create intolerablecosts and risks.
For now, U.S. nuclear plants will continue tostore waste on site, with spent rods cooled in pools ofwater for upwards of a year and then moved into thicksteel and concrete caskets. While proliferation andterrorism have long been risks associated with hostingnuclear plants on American soil, recent events inJapan underscores that even Mother Nature poses athreat. As such, advocates of reprocessing probablystand little chance of reviving plans in a politicalclimate now so hostile to nuclear development.
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Environmental Magazine (www.emagazine.com).
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by Kevin R. Lutke, Huntington Beach, Calif., and Blaine K.Rawdon, San Pedro, Calif., for an "in-flight testing kits and
methods for evaluating proposed aerodynamic structures for aircraft."
The abstract of the patent published by the U.S. Patent and TrademarkOffice states: "In-flight testing methods and kits for in-flight testing of
proposed aerodynamic structures are disclosed. The methods and kitsinvolve a testing station carried on a pre-existing fully engineered andtested host aircraft. Interchangeable but differentlyconfigured aerodynamic structures may be carriedupon the host aircraft, and existing systems o fthe host aircraft may be utilized to conductthe testing, avoiding time and costassociated with constructing fullyoperational demonstrator aircraftfor testing purposes."
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The states adult smoking
rate has hit a record low,
announced California
Department of Public Health
(CDPH) Director Dr. Ron
Chapman today. Last year, 11.9
percent of the states adults
smoked, down from 13.1 percent
in 2009, making California one of
only two states to reach the federal
Healthy People 2020 target of
reducing the adult smoking
prevalence rate to 12 percent.
Smoking Prevalence among
California Adults, 1984-2010
The drop in smoking means
that fewer people will see their
lives cut short by tobacco,
Chapman said. Sincethe inception
of Californias tobacco education
efforts in 1990, we have witnessed
declines in lung cancer, heart
disease and other tobacco-
related illnesses.
Chapman praised the states
success in reducing tobacco use,
but noted California must
continue its aggressive efforts:
While we take great pride inseeing smoking
d e c r e a s e
nearly 10
percent in
just one year,
smoking remains the
number one preventable
cause of death and
disease, killing
more than
4 0 0 , 0 0 0
Americans
each year.
Smoking among high school
students decreased from 14.6
percent in 2008 to 13.8 percent in
2010, while middle school student
smoking decreased from 6.0
percent in 2008 to 4.8 percent
in 2010.
Although men continue to
smoke at higher rates than women 14.4 percent and 9.4 percent
respectively both groups have
shown declines since 2009 when
15.6 percent of men and 10.7
percent of women smoked. In
addition, smoking rates declined
among all age groups. The most
significant decrease occurred
among adults ages 25 to 44, which
fell from 15.2 percent in 2009 to
13.1 percent in 2010.
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AARON ROBINSON, PHOTOG-RAPHY BY MARC URBANOAND THE MANUFACTURER sateemphatically..."Whether you call itthe Subelica or the Celibaru, Toy-otas version of the new rear-drive2+2 sports coupe being co-developedwith Subaru and codenamed the FT-86 will land in the U.S. as a Scion.
Blazing red, with a gaping mawand atomic-insect headlights, thetwo-door Scion FR-S (which meansFront-engine, Rear-wheel-drive,Sportwoo, clever!) may representa sort of defibrillator to the chest ofToyotas youth division, where salesremain lackluster since the 2007 re-design of the xB and 2008 introduc-tion of the xD. The tC wasre-skinned this year, but looks starklysimilar to the outgoing car. Alsocoming to Scion showrooms in Julyis a three-door mini-car called the iQ.
Just a clay model with no interiorright now, the FR-S is currentlyslated to arrive in Scion showrooms
in mid-2011, although the recentearthquake and tsunami in Japanhave thrown Toyota's product timinginto chaos. As Scion is strictly a
North American brand, a Toyota-badged version will launch simulta-neously in Europe and Asia. Expectthat car and the production Subaruversion to show up at this fall'sTokyo show.
DI for the Flat-Four
With a length of 168.2 inches anda wheelbase of 101.2 inches, the FR-S is one to two inches shorter in bothmeasurements than the last-genera-tion Celica. Its 2.0-liter naturally as-
pirated flat-four enginesourcedfrom Subaruuses Toyotas D4-Sfuel-injection system, which features
both port- and direct injection andswitches between them to optimizeefficiency.
Horsepower figures were notquoted, but with direct injection inthe mix to help boost specific output,the engine should be good for at least
200 hp. Toyota says the mounting ofthe flat-four low and behind the frontaxle will keep the center of gravitydown and centered for better han-dling. It also helps front-to-rearweight distribution.
Buyers will have a choice of a six-speed manual or six-speed automaticwith steering-wheel-mounted paddleshifters. A limited-slip differentialwill be standard. Its hard to say howmuch of the FR-S is real (the roof,doors, hood, and trunk are probably
production-spec) and how much isauto-show glam. The staggered-width wheels by Five Axis20 x8.5-inchers in front and 20 x 10.5 inrearare certainly show-stand partsthat wont make it to production. Theexaggerated rear undertray with dualexhaust exitsread: one exhaust,two tailpipesalso may be extramakeup for the show.
The arrival of the FT-86 as a Scionsurprised some (especially if theyhad been under a rock for the last
week), but division vice presidentand general manager Jack Hollis saysthe car was slated to be a Scion earlyin its development. It definitely rep-resents a commitment by Toyota tothe floundering brand.
The production FR-S will havenarrow fenders, but likely will besimilar in overall styling to this con-cept. According to Hollis, the car hasundergone a styling makeover sinceToyota president Akio Toyoda de-clared last year that the company'sstyling is too staid, and that it should
be more passionate. An FT-86 con-cept shown at the 2009 Tokyo autoshow had more slab-like sides and aless-aggressive face. Also, the FR-S'srear end draws strongly from theLexus LF-A supercar, a characteristicnot on the original FT-86 show c ar."
Scion FR-S ConceptThe joint Toyota-Subaru sports coupe will hit the U.S. as a Scion.
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On November 6, 2010, at about11:50 pm, a resident calledreporting she heard a female
screaming stop and crying in the nextdoor apartment. Huntington Beach police officers responded; a malesubject answered the door and told
police officers there was no femaleinside the apartment. Due to the exigentcircumstances involved, policeofficers explained they had anobligation to come inside to ensure noone was hurt or in need of help.
Police officers entered the apartmentand discovered a minor female child at
the residence who was bleedingfrom the mouth. Officersconducted their investigation andsubsequently arrested the malesubject, Mario David Abernathy,
43, Huntington Beach, for corporal injury of a child (child abuse).
On February 10, 2011, Mario Abernathy filed a claim against the City ofHuntington Beach accusing the police officers: 1) unlawful search of hisdaughters bedroom, 2) police falsified police report of aprox [sic] Dec. 7,2010, 3) police maliciously prosecuted [him], 4) violated due process deniedcopies of exculpatory evidence [sic]. The claim was reviewed by theHuntington Beach City Attorney Office and denied on March 8, 2011.
The Orange County District Attorney Office prosecuted the criminal caseand on July 5, 2011, Mario Abernathy was found guilty by jury of the chargecorporal injury of a child, Penal Code 273d(a). Mario Abernathy has been outon bail since his arrest and was to be sentenced on July 7, 2011, but failed toappear in court for the sentencing hearing. Mario Abernathy is now a fugitiveand a warrant was issued for his arrest. Huntington Beach police officers areactively looking for him to take him back into custody.
The Huntington Beach Police Department is seeking the publics assistancewith any information regarding Mario Abernathys whereabouts. In additionto this current conviction, he was also convicted of financial elder abuse in2009. He is described as a male white, 5-10, 210 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes. A photograph of Mario Abernathy is available atwww.facebook.com/HuntingtonBeachPolice.
The Huntington Beach disc
golf course is located right
in Huntington Beach's
Central Park. On any given day, this
course draws seasoned players
along with people new to the sport.
It was actually one of the first
courses built in the United States
and has been around for over 20
years. The price for this course
ranges from $1-$3. The prices
depend on the day of the week.
According to the course's website,
there are 18 Mach 3 targets and
cement tees. The course also
consists of 5,400 feet of play space
that can expand to 6,100 feet for
tournament play. The terrain is
moderately hilly and lightly
wooded. If you are someone who
just learning to play the game, it is
best to visit during the weekdays to
get some experience. The first
Saturday of every month is
dedicated to tournaments for
all divisions.
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Right when it seemed the economy mightactually be getting better, the most recent jobsreport issued a crushing blow to the recovery.
For the last few months weve been adding jobs to theeconomy at a decent pace. There were even a couplemonths earlier this year where we saw over 200,000
jobs added to the workforce in a single month.Considering it takes 125,000 new jobs per month justto keep up with population growth, growth of 200,000
jobs only nets the economy a positive of 75,000 jobs.This really is the minimum
pace needed to regain thenumber of jobs weve lost inthe last few years. Realistically,we need to be adding 300,000
jobs per month in order tomake any significant dent in theunemployment rate.
Since the beginning of thegreat recession, our economyhas shed over six million jobs.According to the labor board
weve since regained twomillion of those lost jobs, but westill have a lot of work to recoverthe last four million. The June
jobs report which was justreleased indicated that we only added 18,000 jobs forthe month. Bringing even more bad news with thereport, the unemployment rate ticked up for a thirdmonth in a row, now at 9.2%. Here in California,were still well over 12% unemployment. Since we
began tracking these figures in 1948, there has neverbefore been such a sustained high rate of unemploy-ment this far into what is being called a recovery.
The truth is that were still a long ways away fromanything that might feel like actual recovery to theaverage American. Soon after the report was releasedPresident Obama took the podium to address the jobsmarket to Americans. Like any other politician vying
for reelection, he did his best to find some shiningpoints in this new report. The problem is that theresimply werent any. As CBSs Jill Schlesingeraptly stated, this jobs report was so overwhelminglyawful that theres not enough lipstick in Americafor this pig.
A few months back I was driving throughHuntington Beach after picking up my two nieceswho live there. My two sons were also in the car with
us. We drove past aresidential tractwhen one of mynieces, age 11, pointed to a housethat her friend usedto live in. She wassad because whentheir family lost thehouse, they movedout of state. Shedidnt understandwhy she lost her
friend. Neither didanyone else in thecar. I tried to be agood uncle and
put complicated unemployment figures intosimple math a child could understand. I did somequick math in my head: A 12% unemployment ratemeans that roughly one out of eight adults does nothave a job. Here in Orange County, where almostevery house needs two working incomes to sustainthe high cost of living, this means one out of everyfour households has a parent that is not working.
I asked my niece to think about the kids in herclassroom. Imagine how the desks are arranged in theclassroom and where each child sits. Now beginningcounting every fourth desk: one, two, three four (un-employed parent). One, two, three, four (unemployed
parent). Silence. I could tell that even my youngest
son understood thegravity. He was only fourat the time.
If theres a good side toany of this, it can only
be the effect onmortgage rates. In thefew weeks leadinginto the June jobsreport, rates had
been slowly inchingupwards based on a belief that the economy wasimproving. After the harsh reality check provided bylast weeks figures, rates took a large plunge lower.The average rate on a 30 year fixed mortgage dropped
by almost 0.25% in a single day on Friday. Thebond market continued its rally on Monday, furtherimproving mortgage rates.
The new consensus is that pain of a struggling labormarket is going to sputter along much longer thananyone had previously anticipated. Prior to the jobs
report the popular belief was that the Federal Reservemight begin increasing key benchmark rates as earlyas the fourth quarter of this year. This most recent jobsreport all but guarantees that the Fed will continue toleave rates at record lows well into 2012.
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